TV and radio host, comedian, actor, producer, rapper, writer, director, DJ, philanthropist, children's book author, and activist Nick Cannon has entertained audiences for over 20 years. Cannon is currently the executive producer and host of FOX's hit TV series "The Masked Singer," host and producer of the nationally syndicated radio show Nick Cannon Radio, and recently produced, wrote, directed, and starred in his film "She Ball," releasing August 2021. Cannon will also be hosting his own syndicated daytime talk show, "Nick Cannon," set to air in fall 2021. Cannon is also known for his work as creator, host and executive producer of the sketch comedy show Wild 'N Out. Wild 'N Out has been influential in developing the careers of Kevin Hart, Pete Davidson, Katt Williams, DC Young Fly, Mikey Day and several other successful comedians. In 2009, Cannon was named chairman of the TeenNick network, making him "the youngest TV chairman in history." Additionally, the entertainment mogul has collaborated with Will Smith, Future, Migos, Ty Dolla $ign and others on personal music projects. As a music business curator and label head of Ncredible Entertainment, Cannon has helped discover and develop award-winning talent such as H.E.R. and Kehlani, while continuously curating a roster of groundbreaking talent that will dominate the airwaves and music landscape through highly anticipated releases from the Ncredible Gang, Lil Dope Boy, Suave, Black Squad and Justina Valentine. Cannon released his latest album in 2020, the EP "The Miseducation of the Negro You Love to Hate." Cannon holds a bachelor's degree in criminology from Howard University and plans to pursue his master's degree. He has been featured in Men's Health and is committed to working out and healthy living. He is the father of seven and is a creative and entrepreneurial force at the vanguard of his generation with nearly 12 million subscribers socially.

Hailing from Northern California's Bay Area, DJ D-Wrek (Deric Battiste) is an actor, producer and DJ. As an integral part in the creation of Wild 'N Out, he's been the DJ/co-host since day one.

Celebrity comedian, actor and barber Aaron Turk, known as Fats Da Barber -- born in Alexandria, VA, but raised in the DMV -- has been building himself over the years as a professional barber and rising entertainer. For more than 12 years, Fats Da Barber has been perfecting his craft through studying, learning, and hands-on experiences. Since graduating from Lively Technical School in 2013, Fats Da Barber has serviced well-known celebrities including Flo Rida, Jalen Ramsey, Pleasure P, Solo Lucci and many more. Fats Da Barber's rise in comedy came from his first love, barbering. When participating in his first skit in 2014 with comedian ThatBoyFunny, he discovered a passion for entertaining. Since 2014 his hilarious comedic videos have reached millions of views online. These videos have been shared on popular outlets such as WorldStarHipHop, The Shade Room, Baller Alert, ESPN and Vice. Recently, Fats Da Barber landed a sponsorship with Instagram, a partnership with Riff, and a partnership with Top Dog Law.

B. Simone is a comedian, actress, and entrepreneur originally from Dallas and now residing in Atlanta. B. Simone is a longstanding cast member of MTV's hit series Wild 'N Out, with six seasons to her name. Her other acting credits include multiple feature films and dozens of appearances on BET, MTV and VH1. The exposure has brought her a huge fanbase of over 5.4 million Instagram followers. She also owns the vegan, cruelty-free cosmetic line B. Simone Beauty. B. Simone is also taking over the world of stand-up comedy, headlining her own sold-out comedy tour in clubs across the country and appearing as a special guest alongside comedy legends on the Ladies Night Out Comedy Tour and the Lit AF Tour with Martin Lawrence.

Jay Lewis a.k.a. Lil' JJ -- now Big JJ -- is a comedian, actor and rapper. Big JJ began his career at age 12 when he won the BET comedy competition Coming to the Stage. Since then, he's starred on his own Nickelodeon series, Just Jordan, has had a recurring role on The Rickey Smiley Show, AMC's "The Killing" as well as roles in film, television and stage plays. Big JJ continues to hone his comedy craft doing stand-up performances around the nation and is the founder/CEO of the BIGJJ Foundation.

Bobb'e J. Thompson is an American actor, rapper and comedian best known for his
television show roles as Stanley on "That's So Raven," Tracy Jr. on "30 Rock" and Jimmy
Mitchell on "The Tracy Morgan Show." Thompson was also the host of his own television series, "Bobb'e Says." He has also appeared in films such as "Role Models," "Fred Claus"
and "School Dance."

Brent Pella is a stand-up comedian and actor based out of Los Angeles whose comedy videos
and celebrity impressions have gained more than 100 million views online for an audience
of over 350,000 followers across social media.

A graduate of both the UCB and Groundlings improv/sketch programs and best known for
viral impressions of Eminem, Joe Rogan, The Rock, and more, Pella is one of the newest
cast members on Wild 'N Out. His work has been featured on WorldStarHipHop, Funny
or Die, College Humor and more, and is currently on tour performing live shows at colleges
and comedy clubs across the U.S.

Charlie Clips, hailing from Harlem in New York City, is one of the most prominent and renowned artists in battle rap history. Clips has established himself as a legendary battle rapper who most consider to be one of the GOATs in the sport, since he has consistently remained one of the most-viewed ever, with over 100 million YouTube views and 70 battles. Charlie's accolades include an appearance on BET's 2015 Hip-Hop Awards and being named Wild 'N Out Rookie of the Year in Season 8 and Battle Rapper of the Year (twice). Entering his 9th season as a recurring cast member on Wild 'N Out, Clips has securely solidified his place on a mainstream level and as an influencer in battle rap culture. His lyrical, comedic and theatrical talents transcend genres and will leave a memorable mark on hip hop and pop culture for years to come!.

Hailing from Washington, D.C., and known as one third of the "85 South Show," Chico Bean knows how to deliver a well-executed joke. Born Anthony Bean, Bean has the uncanny
ability to almost instantly memorize the words to an old song or create a new quirky jingle on
the spot.

Bean contributed his skills to the long-running sketch-variety television show Wild 'N Out
hosted by Nick Cannon and helped catapult the show to high viewership. Other credits include the Freestyle Funny Comedy Show and MTV2's Guy Court. You can see Bean on set with the entire "85 South Show" cracking jokes and speaking on topics that matter.

Writing and acting are other talents has Bean showcased throughout his career, and more recently on E! His myriad of skills and "comedic improvisation" is what keeps the fans coming back for more. If you are looking for a fresh, funny, relative and standout comedian, look no further than Bean.

Conceited is originally from Brooklyn and is known for being one of the most
legendary battle rappers of all time. He is widely known for his punch lines and witty
wordplay as well as being one of the highest-viewed battle rappers ever. Conceited is a breakout star on Wild 'N Out and even coined his own iconic phrase, "cut the beat."

Conceited stars on his own sneaker show on MTV titled Sneaker Wars as well as being the
co-host of MTV's Singled Out alongside Justina Valentine. Conceited has appeared in the
battle rap movie "Bodied," which was directed by legendary hip-hop director Joseph
Khan and produced by legendary hip-hop artist Eminem.

Born in Ottawa, Canada, Corey Charron made a name for himself in battle rap after winning the Freestyle Friday competition on "106 & Park" in 2013. He won a total of $5,000. Charron soon went on to become recognized for competing in rap battles with battle rappers such as Arsonal Da Rebel, Pat Stay and Shotgun Suge. In addition to battle rap, he has also toured with rappers such as Method Man and Redman. In 2017, Charron appeared in the comedy-drama film "Bodied," which was produced by rapper Eminem. Charron is most known for being a recurring cast member on "Wild 'N Out," which is hosted by Nick Cannon. Charron has done eight seasons of the show. He's also done commercials with brands such as Wendy's, Nike, Foot Locker and CÎROC.

Cortez Macklin is a stand-up comedian and actor from Chicago. Since hitting the stage for
the first time at age 14, Macklin has been a stand-up comedian for over seven years.
Comedy became a passion after Macklin joined a youth program called Phat Kidz Comedy,
which was run by Quincy Bonds. From there, Macklin learned how to better develop his writing and improv skills. After graduating from the program, he's since been on tour with Kenan Thompson and plans on going on tour for himself in the near future.

Courtney Bee is a star on the New York City comedy scene. Drawing on her rich experiences in her hometown of Detroit, MI, her hilarious wit, aggressive punch lines and everyday observations keep audiences around the country laughing and entertained. In addition to participating in comedy festivals such as the Black Women in Comedy Festival, Black Girl Giggles and the Rhode Island Comedy Festival, she has also opened for Michael Che and Dulce Sloan. Courtney can be seen as the newest cast member on the 18th season of MTV's Wild 'N Out and is featured on "That Damn Michael Che" on HBOMax. Having been featured in national commercials and campaigns, Courtney is a rising comedic presence ready for her next big opportunity.

Born and raised in Atlanta, DC Young Fly had the distinction of being named one of Variety's coveted 10 Comics to Watch for 2019. As a comedian, actor, social media influencer, musician and podcast host, DC Young Fly has proven innate comedic ability, abundant creativity, and a passion for generating laughter can be translated across multiple mediums.

Starting off by creating hilarious videos and roasts on Vine, DC Young Fly's been able to translate his career into the successful brand he is today. While he is the most sought-after veteran cast member on Nick Cannon's Wild 'N Out, he's also been an anchor in the growth of the popular podcast, "85 South," along with hosting the reboot of MTV's TRL. He recently played the historic musician/songwriter Sly Stone, displaying his musical talent on Season 2 of
BET's American Soul, and the lead on Universal's comedy feature for MTV How High 2, and
can be seen in the remake of New Line Cinema and SpringHill's feature film "House
Party." Other past acting credits include Will Packer's feature film "Almost Christmas," FOX's
comedy series "Rel" and Kenya Barris's "grown-ish" on Freeform.

A well-versed musician in his own right, his debut R&B single "24 Hours" has 50-plus million
streams and his single "Good Thang" featuring Rotimi is also making waves.

DeRay Davis is a comedy staple, and his hilarious instant classic "How to Act Black" was
released on Netflix in November 2017. The same year, he hosted the second season of
VH1's Hip Hop Squares, executive-produced by Ice Cube, and the BET Hip Hop Awards, and
solidified his place among Hollywood's mainstays. He was also seen on the big screen in "All Eyez on Me" and "Grow House" alongside Snoop Dogg and Lil Duval. Previously, he starred in the third installment of the "Barbershop" franchise, "The Next Cut." Prior to that, he was the host of the GSN series "Mind of a Man" as well as appearing in the VH1 TV movie "Drumline: A New Beat." Other features he has appeared in are "G.I. Joe: Retaliation," "21 Jump Street," "Jumping the Broom," "Semi-Pro," "Old Dogs," "Imagine That," "License to Wed," "School for Scoundrels," "Life as We Know It," "The Cleaner," "Scary Movie 4," "The Fog," "Barbershop," "Barbershop 2: Back in Business" and "Johnson Family Vacation."

Davis has also been seen guest-starring on "Empire," "Entourage" and "The League" and recurring on "The Boondocks." He has starred in many stand-up specials including "DeRay Davis: Power Play" on Showtime, HBO's "Def Comedy Jam," BET's ComicView and Comedy Central Presents as well as being a series regular on the hit MTV series Wild 'N Out. He also performed the comedy skits on Kanye West's LPs "Late Registration" and "The College Dropout." Davis performs around the country to sold-out audiences and hosts a famous weekly show at the Hollywood Improv entitled Mo Better Mondays. He is your favorite comic's favorite comic.

Emmanuel Hudson is a Sagittarius. That should tell you everything you need to know.

Godfrey is one of the hottest and most versatile international comedians and social media
influencers on the circuit today. You can currently see his stand-up on Netflix on Season
2 of Tiffany Haddish's "They Ready." His previous one-hour stand-up special, "Regular
Black," premiered on Showtime, adding to his extensive list of film and TV credits including
"Zoolander," "Soul Plane," FX's "Louie" and recurring on "That Damn Michael Che" for HBO Max and Nick Cannon's Wild 'N Out.

Godfrey is widely known for his celebrity impersonations and sharp commentary and often
goes viral on social media. Godfrey's weekly podcast "In Godfrey We Trust" can be found
on the GaS Digital Network.

HitMan Holla is a professional battle rapper, rapper, entrepreneur and TV and movie star from Saint Louis, MO. He has established himself as a veteran cast member on Wild 'N Out, first appearing in Season 6. As well as having his own truck company called BallGame Transportation, he is also family-oriented and has a close relationship with his son as well as his two younger brothers and sister.

Hailing from Atlanta is one of the most prolific comedian/actor, content creator, host,
radio personality and influencers in entertainment to date.

Jack Thriller is well-known for his social media presence on shows such as "Thisis50," the
"85 South Show" as well as various guest appearances in radio, podcast, as well as television
and film. Fresh off of the Martin Lawrence tour, Thriller has become a staple in the industry,
and he's only getting started, so be sure to keep an eye out.

"Hey, y'all, it's ya boi Kandie, and um... [tongue pop]."

What started as a playful skit idea led to JayWill's sassy and fearless alter ego, Kandie. Mixing his passion for hip hop, fashion and glamour, he's not just simply playing dress up, he's transforming into what he likes to call The Beauty and the Beast.

Jess Hilarious is one of the freshest and most highly sought-after faces in comedy. Born and raised in Baltimore, Hilarious is an accomplished stand-up comedian and actress also known for her appearances on FOX's "Rel" and Wild 'N Out, and has appeared on Russell Simmons's "All Def Comedy" on HBO as well as various shows on VH1, BET and many others. She has opened for comedy legends such as Martin Lawrence, Rickey Smiley, Mo'Nique and Mike Epps. Hilarious is extremely popular on Instagram, where her brilliant, cutting-edge and humorous content has earned her more than 5.1 million followers. Her segment "Jess with the Mess" has become a social media sensation, regularly garnering over one million views for each video posted. Her comedy is smart and straight to the point. When it comes to the funny, Hilarious holds nothing back.

Known for her Haitian-centric comedy online, Jessie Woo is a multifaceted entertainer. Born
in Montreal to Haitian immigrants, Woo grew up in a religious household with a choir director/evangelist for a mom and a minister for a dad. With both her parents being singers in the church, Woo found her love for music early. Today, Woo is a red carpet correspondent, TV personality, content creator and singer with the hope of becoming an EGOT winner one day.

Justina Valentine is an (Italian) American TV star, host, rapper, singer, songwriter and social
media influencer with 16-plus million followers. Valentine is widely known for her "off the top"
freestyling ability and made hip-hop history becoming the first female to spit a real freestyle on Sway's famous "5 Fingers of Death." She is best known as the longest-running female cast member and the "Wildstyle Queen" on Wild 'N Out; she also holds the WNO record for the longest freestyle in Bullspittin'. Valentine has hosted/co-hosted many other popular MTV shows and stars on her own shows across a variety of major networks and digital platforms.

Valentine has collaborated with Grammy nominees Fetty Wap and Da Brat, and her album "Infrared" debuted in the top five on the iTunes chart. She is also a popular social media
influencer named the second most-liked female rapper on TikTok in 2020. Extremely passionate about helping animals, Valentine was nominated for a PETA Hero to Animals Award in honor of her anti-chains campaign.

Mississippi native Karlous Miller grew up in a large blended family including eight siblings,
who all became a major influence on his edgy and boisterous comedy style. After working
briefly as a firefighter in Oxford, MS, he moved to Atlanta in 2005 to pursue a career as a stand-up comedian. He's been making audiences laugh ever since.

As a comedian/actor, Miller is most known for being a veteran cast member on Wild 'N Out with Nick Cannon. The NBC's "Last Comic Standing" alum was also seen on MTV's Joking Off, MTV2's Uncommon Sense, BET's ComicView and "Bill Bellamy's Who's Got Jokes?" He was featured on HBO's stand-up series "All Def Comedy" and performed his 30-minute special on Kevin Hart's LOL Network. Miller has also guest-starred on the sitcom "Family Time" for Bounce TV, and he currently co-hosts MTV's What's My Secret.

He's a huge fan of hip hop and has worked with musicians like Jermaine Dupri, Case, Gucci
Mane, Dem Franchize Boyz, Grandaddy Souf, Big Oomp and T.I.'s Grand Hustle Comedy.
Miller has become the voice of this generation with a huge social media following. Every
week, Miller hosts the hit "85 South Show" podcast with DC Young Fly and Chico Bean,
which has gained a fan base across the globe. As co-host and creator of the "85 South Show," he has been nominated for the iHeartRadio Best Comedy Podcast. He frequently tours the country performing to sold-out audiences.

ThatBoyFunny's real name is Kenyatis Jones, and he was born in the Goulds neighborhood of Miami. He grew up in a house of 17 people, he started a brand called FunnyEnt that is growing daily, and he done completed some college at Florida A&M University. His single "Big Boy on the Roof" has had millions of views and superstars like Shaq have been seen dancing to it on ESPN, commercials and The Shade Room. He has accumulated more than 1.1 million followers.

Kosha Dillz is the world's most interesting rapper. Most known for his witty freestyles, he has rapped with everyone from from A$AP Rocky and the late DMX to Gaten Matarazzo of Stranger Things, and everywhere from Coachella to your local synagogue and the L train in Brooklyn. In 2012, he became the first rapper to perform on the BET Hip Hop Cypher in Hebrew and Spanish, appearing alongside RZA of the Wu-Tang Clan, who claims "Kosha Dillz is one of the rawest Jewish kids I know, proving again that hip-hop comes in all shapes, sizes, and forms." Kosha's music videos and street freestyles have been viewed over 30 million times and featured on WorldStarHipHop, The Shade Room, XXL, Vibe, UNILAD, Variety magazine, and the New York Post. This past year, he created New York's first-ever Bald Fest, a festival for the bald community that landed a spot on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. He has collaborated on songs with everyone from EDM legend Kaskade to RZA, and his songs have been featured in a Bud Light Superbowl commercial, South by Southwest and the Sundance and Tribeca film festivals.

LovelyMimi is a Vietnamese-American mom, comedian, nail tech, entertainer and
influencer. She is known for her loud and larger-than-life personality. LovelyMimi gained her
social media following from her hilarious Ling-Ling skits and her time on VH1's Love & Hip
Hop Atlanta. Now with over 3.3 million followers on Instagram and over 1 million
subscribers on YouTube, LovelyMimi joins her framily on stage for another season of
Wild 'N Out.

Maddy Smith is a stand-up and roast comedian originally from Buffalo, NY, now based in
NYC, and has been on Wild 'N Out since Season 14. She also appeared on the MTV digital
"Smash or Dash." Smith tours all over the country and is a regular at clubs including Caroline's, Helium, Funny Bone, and more. In 2019, Smith was named a Comic to Watch at the 2019 New York Comedy Festival and hosts her own podcast, "That Time of the WEEK with Maddy Smith," available on all podcast platforms.

Or Mash was born and raised in Tel Aviv, Israel. After a successful stint in the gaming industry, she decided to drop everything and move to America to pursue her dream: a career in comedy. She arrived in Los Angeles, not knowing a single person, and started performing anywhere she could. She hustled really hard and worked her way up the ladder, eventually becoming a regular at top-tier clubs, performing alongside superstar comics. During this time, Or also graduated from the UCLA Writers' Program and won awards at the Women's Comedy Film Festival of Atlanta and Toronto International Women's Film Festival for writing a comedy TV series. Through a combination of luck and divine intervention, most of Or's best friends in LA were musicians. She was always in music studios and eventually was thrown into the vocal booth. She discovered her love for songwriting and has worked with legendary artists and producers. Or's comedy is a raw, honest, and unapologetic look at her own life as well as a hilarious outsider's take on modern American culture. Now Or is taking her one-of-a-kind perspective to the masses as the newest cast member on Wild 'N Out.

Mr. Phillip "Gots to See It Thru My Boy" Hudson was born the youngest of 8 boys, and he go crazy like his daddy. Never afraid to ask why, Phill is a free thinker and a free do-er. He gained clout from doing YouTube videos with his brother and fellow Wild 'N Out cast member, Emmanuel Hudson. Phillip is known to have a way with words, he's a funny guy, but 83.14% of the time he doesn't know he's being funny. He is the best-looking cast member by the longest of shots, but can't keep a girl to save planet Earth.

Radio Big Mack is a comedian and radio personality born and raised in Sicklerville, NJ, but currently lives in Miami. Big Mack is currently the music director and on-air personality at 99JAMZ, the number one radio station in South Florida. You can hear him on Monday through Friday 6 AM to 10 AM and at noon to 5 PM on Saturday. He is half of "The Pac Jam with Big Mack and DJ Nasty" and the "Trick and Trina Morning Show." Mack is also an up-and-coming stand-up comedian and has opened for a lot of big names in comedy.

Now on his eighth season on Wild 'N Out, "Mr. Did I Go Too Far?" Rip Micheals's TV
appearances also include NBC's "Last Call with Carson Daly," Oxygen's "Living with Funny,"
Starz's "StaannDUP!," BET's ComicView, Sean Love Combs's "The Bad Boys of Comedy" on HBO, "Showtime at the Apollo," "According to Him & Her," "Centric Comedy All-Stars" and "Shaquille O'Neal Presents: All Star Comedy Jam" on Showtime.

A true comedy vet, Micheals has produced the April Fools Comedy Jam tour and Fall
Back Comedy Jam to sold-out audiences for the past eight years. Micheals also produced the
number two-ranking Pollstar tour in 2019, Wild 'N Out Live, with 40 sold-out arenas across
the country and holds a record in Washington, D.C., for selling out two arenas in the same
night. Micheals can be seen hosting and starring on his NBC show "Urban Eats & Treats"
featuring appearances by Nick Cannon, Tamar Braxton and Shaquille O'Neal.

As a former collegiate all-star and Team USA cheerleader, Santwon McCray has an extensive athletic background with the accolades to match. This five-time world champion has taken his talents and transitioned into action-comedy film and TV, stand-up comedy, stunts and body double work (Floyd Mayweather and Kevin Hart), hosting/emceeing, and dancing in music videos. McCray is a talent who brings his own unique flair and energy to the table. He was born in South Carolina and raised in Virginia Beach, VA, and from there he went on to attend the University of Louisville, where he got into social media, garnering over 350,000 followers through his Vine, Instagram and Twitter.

Since this jack-of-all-trades moved to L.A., he's worked with several stars such as RuPaul,
Wesley Snipes, Brandy, Wayne Brady, Jordin Sparks, Todrick Hall, Ashley Everett and many
others. Now, McCray has relocated to Atlanta to further his career into action comedy and
looks to enter the Marvel Universe and become one of the best all-around action-comedy stars
in history.

Teddy Mora is a proud Latino out of Los Angeles who knew from a young age he
wanted to be a source of happiness and laughter for others. Mora hustled his way to his
dream gig as a co-host of the morning show "Nick Cannon Mornings" and has established
himself as a staple at Power 106 in the city of L.A. Whether he's on the morning show
during the weekday, posting Instagram comedy skits, rounding up pop culture on YouTube or
providing laughs on TV, Mora believes "entertaining people and having a positive
impact in their lives no matter the platform" has and always will be the goal.

Social media influencer and businesswoman Pretty Vee credits her work as a comedian, host, philanthropist and actress to being unafraid of uniqueness and originality. She's come a long way from college radio -- she has been featured on Forbes' "30 Under 30: Women in Comedy" list, appeared in McDonald's commercials, hosted the 2019 BET Hip Hop Awards red carpet, collaborated with Rihanna's Fenty Beauty makeup line and become a regular cast member on Nick Cannon's Wild 'N Out for five consecutive seasons. As Pretty Vee's career keeps growing, so does her onscreen talent. She can be seen hosting ZeusNetwork's show "You're My Boooyfriend" with her good friend B. Simone. Vena appeared on VH1's Girls Cruise alongside Mya, Lil' Kim and Jeannie Mai. Vena also influenced female comedy in every major city as she headlined the 2019 Millennial Queens of Comedy Tour with B. Simone. In addition to acting and comedy, Pretty Vee has been successful in the studio -- executing verses on top-selling recording artists' albums and successfully streaming her own song, "Follow Me," produced by Ron Browz. She is featured on Chance The Rapper's track "Found a Good One" from his 2019 album "The Big Day" and can soon announce her feature on Lil' Kim's upcoming album.