Sinkie Award for Best Breakout Performance

The Sinkie Award for Best Breakout Performance is an award presented annually by the Everything But the Kitchen Sink podcast since the third year of the awards in 2020. It is given to a performer who has delivered an outstanding comedic performance in a film released that year. Seven individuals are nominated every year for this award, There have been 35 performances nominated and five winners. 
==Correlation with Main Acting Categories & Bit Part==
Of the 35 nominees thus far for Best Breakout Performance, 22 of them were also nominated in one of the four main acting categories or Bit Part. Two have won both awards: Maria Bakalova for Borat Subsequent Moviefilm and Charles Melton for May December.
==Winners and nominees==
In the list below, winners are listed first, bolded with asterisks around them, followed by the other nominees. The year shown is the one in which the film premiered - the year of release. This is also the year before the ceremony at which the award is given; for example, a film exhibited theatrically during 2021 was eligible for consideration for the 2021 Best Breakout Performance Sinkie, awarded in 2022. The number of the ceremony (1st, 2nd, etc.) appears in parentheses after the awards year, linked to the article on that ceremony.
Year	Actor 	Role(s) 	Film
2019
(3rd)	*Julia Fox* 	*Julie De Fiore* 	*Uncut Gems*
2019
(3rd)	Julia Butters 	Trudi Frazer 	Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood
2019
(3rd)	Roman Griffin Davis 	Jojo Rabbit 	Jojo Rabbit
2019
(3rd)	Noah Jupe 	Otis 	Honey Boy
2019
(3rd)	Zhao Shuzhen 	Nai Nai 	The Farewell
2019
(3rd)	Keith L. Williams 	Lucas 	Good Boys
2019
(3rd)	Archie Yates 	Yorki 	Jojo Rabbit
2020
(4th)	*Maria Bakalova* 	*Tutar Sagdiyev* 	*Borat Subsequent Moviefilm*
2020
(4th)	Dominique Fishback 	Deborah Johnson 	Judas and the Black Messiah
2020
(4th)	Sidney Flanigan 	Autumn Callahan 	Never Rarely Sometimes Always
2020
(4th)	Orion Lee 	King Lu 	First Cow
2020
(4th)	Sierra McCormack 	Fay Crocker 	The Vast of Night
2020
(4th)	Talia Ryder 	Skylar 	Never Rarely Sometimes Always
2020
(4th)	Charlene Swankie 	Herself 	Nomadland
2021
(5th)	*Alana Haim* 	*Alana Kane* 	*Licorice Pizza*
2021
(5th)	Ariana DeBose 	Anita 	West Side Story
2021
(5th)	Mike Faist 	Riff 	West Side Story
2021
(5th)	Cooper Hoffman 	Gary Valentine 	Licorice Pizza
2021
(5th)	Woody Norman 	Jesse 	C'mon C'mon
2021
(5th)	Saniyya Sidney 	Venus Williams 	King Richard
2021
(5th)	Rachel Zegler 	Maria 	West Side Story
2022
(6th)	*Stephanie Hsu* 	*Joy Wang / Jobu Tupaki*	*Everything Everywhere All At Once*
2022
(6th)	Austin Butler 	Elvis Presley 	Elvis
2022
(6th)	Diego Calva 	Manny Torres 	Babylon
2022
(6th)	Frankie Corio 	Sophie 	Aftersun
2022
(6th)	Gabriel LaBelle 	Sammy Fabelman 	The Fabelmans
2022
(6th)	Thuso Mbedu 	Nawi 	The Woman King
2022
(6th)	Brandon Perea 	Angel Torres 	Nope
2023
(7th)	*Charles Melton* 	*Joe Yoo* 	*May December*
2023
(7th)	Jacob Elordi 	Felix Catton 	Saltburn
2023
(7th)	Andrew Barth Feldman	Percy Becker 	No Hard Feelings
2023
(7th)	Milo Machado Graner 	Daniel Malezki 	Anatomy of a Fall
2023
(7th)	Greta Lee 	Nora Moon 	Past Lives
2023
(7th)	Dominic Sessa 	Angus Tully 	The Holdovers
2023
(7th)	Stanley Simons 	Mike Von Erich 	The Iron Claw
== Jimmy & Kyle's Votes ==
Each year, hosts Jimmy Nicholas and Kyle Wilson announce their vote before they announce the winner. In this category, Jimmy's pick has won three times, while Kyle's has also won twice. There is only one year where Jimmy and Kyle chose the same pick: 2020's Maria Bakalova for Borat Subsequent Moviefilm.
Year of Film Release	Jimmy 	Kyle 	Winner
2019 (3rd) 	Noah Jupe, Honey Boy 	Julia Fox, Uncut Gems 	Julia Fox, Uncut Gems
2020 (4th) 	Maria Bakalova, Borat Subsequent Moviefilm	Maria Bakalova, Borat Subsequent Moviefilm	Maria Bakalova, Borat Subsequent Moviefilm
2021 (5th) 	Alana Haim, Licorice Pizza 	Mike Faist, West Side Story 	Alana Haim, Licorice Pizza
2022 (6th) 	Thuso Mbedu, The Woman King 	Gabriel LaBelle, The Fabelmans 	Stephanie Hsu, Everything Everywhere All At Once
2023 (7th) 	Charles Melton, May December 	Andrew Barth Feldman, No Hard Feelings 	Charles Melton, May December