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Earthquake made his way into the households and hearts of his loyal fanbase in the 90’s at the height of television programming for the urban comedian. Shows like BET’s Comic View, HBO’s Def Comedy Jam, glimpses of Laffapalooza and Shaq’s All-Star Comedy Jam became fan favorites. Earthquake’s DVD collection of comedy specials made him the stand-out comedic talent of that era. Those specials include, About Got Damm Time, Walter Latham Presents, From the Outhouse to the Whitehouse and These Ain’t Jokes for Showtime.  Never leaving a fan disappointed, ‘Quake’ (as he is affectionately known), quickly became a closer or multi-headliner fixture on some of the biggest tours in the country.

Quake’s career grew exponentially over the years, and he gravitated into mainstream media prominently featured on the coveted late-night talk show television circuit. In the past, he’s made appearances on shows the likes of HBO’s Real Time with Bill Maher, Howard Stern On Demand, Comedy Central’s Chelsea Handler, Conan O’Brien, Late Night with George Lopez for TBS and daytime talk show platforms such as The Real, The View and Sister Circle. Most recently Earthquake has blessed some of the newer outlets and digital platforms such as TBS’s Friday Night Vibes with Tiffany Haddish, MSNBC’s The ReidOut, Touré Show, Roland Martin Unfiltered, Kevin Hart’s Comedy Gold Minds and various moments with the popular collective, Fox Soul.

In addition to the television talk show circuit and digital platforms, Comedian Earthquake has been featured on primetime television as well. Notably, his first real look as a recurring character was as the beloved ‘Uncle Mike’ from the hit sitcom, ‘Everybody Hates Chris’. He then enjoyed a string of special appearances and more recurring roles including Bounce Network’s, ‘In the Cut’, ‘Rel’ for Fox Television, HBO Max’s ‘South Side’, and most recently CBS’ ‘The Neighborhood’ starring Cedric the Entertainer and he’s enjoying a second season of the breakout hit series, ‘Johnson’ for the Bounce network which had garnered over five-million views per episode in its first season. He is also featured on the new series for HBO Max entitled, Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty.

Earthquake has enjoyed the film arena as well. His film credits include animated favorite ‘Barnyard’, ‘Something Like a Business’ with Kevin Hart, ‘Getting Played’ with Vivica Fox, Ice Cube’s ‘The Longshots’ and the Kevin Smith cult classic ‘Clerks II’ with a recent appearance in Mario Van Peebles indie-project, ‘Armed’, and a new film project entitled ‘Bed-Ridden’, for which he nabbed the leading role. If all of this were not enough, Earthquake hails as the host of his uber popular radio show Quake’s House for Kevin Hart’s Laugh Out Loud Network which is housed on Sirius XM Channel 96. 

Presently, Earthquake is filming various projects and preparing for his new comedy special. A Washington D.C native, Quake resides in Los Angeles, continues to sell out rooms on the comedy circuit and nationwide tours remaining a favorite among top tier stand-up comedy talent. As he enjoys arguably the biggest year of his career, Quake will continue to make television appearances giving his fans glimpses of his work on popular programming.

Earthquake made his way into the households and hearts of his loyal fanbase in the 90’s at the height of television programming for the urban comedian. Shows like BET’s Comic View, HBO’s Def Comedy Jam, glimpses of Laffapalooza and Shaq’s All-Star Comedy Jam became fan favorites. Earthquake’s DVD collection of comedy specials made him the stand-out comedic talent of that era. Those specials include, About Got Damm Time, Walter Latham Presents, From the Outhouse to the Whitehouse and These Ain’t Jokes for Showtime.  Never leaving a fan disappointed, ‘Quake’ (as he is affectionately known), quickly became a closer or multi-headliner fixture on some of the biggest tours in the country.

Quake’s career grew exponentially over the years, and he gravitated into mainstream media prominently featured on the coveted late-night talk show television circuit. In the past, he’s made appearances on shows the likes of HBO’s Real Time with Bill Maher, Howard Stern On Demand, Comedy Central’s Chelsea Handler, Conan O’Brien, Late Night with George Lopez for TBS and daytime talk show platforms such as The Real, The View and Sister Circle. Most recently Earthquake has blessed some of the newer outlets and digital platforms such as TBS’s Friday Night Vibes with Tiffany Haddish, MSNBC’s The ReidOut, Touré Show, Roland Martin Unfiltered, Kevin Hart’s Comedy Gold Minds and various moments with the popular collective, Fox Soul.

In addition to the television talk show circuit and digital platforms, Comedian Earthquake has been featured on primetime television as well. Notably, his first real look as a recurring character was as the beloved ‘Uncle Mike’ from the hit sitcom, ‘Everybody Hates Chris’. He then enjoyed a string of special appearances and more recurring roles including Bounce Network’s, ‘In the Cut’, ‘Rel’ for Fox Television, HBO Max’s ‘South Side’, and most recently CBS’ ‘The Neighborhood’ starring Cedric the Entertainer and he’s enjoying a second season of the breakout hit series, ‘Johnson’ for the Bounce network which had garnered over five-million views per episode in its first season. He is also featured on the new series for HBO Max entitled, Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty.

Earthquake has enjoyed the film arena as well. His film credits include animated favorite ‘Barnyard’, ‘Something Like a Business’ with Kevin Hart, ‘Getting Played’ with Vivica Fox, Ice Cube’s ‘The Longshots’ and the Kevin Smith cult classic ‘Clerks II’ with a recent appearance in Mario Van Peebles indie-project, ‘Armed’, and a new film project entitled ‘Bed-Ridden’, for which he nabbed the leading role. If all of this were not enough, Earthquake hails as the host of his uber popular radio show Quake’s House for Kevin Hart’s Laugh Out Loud Network which is housed on Sirius XM Channel 96. 

Presently, Earthquake is filming various projects and preparing for his new comedy special. A Washington D.C native, Quake resides in Los Angeles, continues to sell out rooms on the comedy circuit and nationwide tours remaining a favorite among top tier stand-up comedy talent. As he enjoys arguably the biggest year of his career, Quake will continue to make television appearances giving his fans glimpses of his work on popular programming.

Earthquake made his way into the households and hearts of his loyal fanbase in the 90’s at the height of television programming for the urban comedian. Shows like BET’s Comic View, HBO’s Def Comedy Jam, glimpses of Laffapalooza and Shaq’s All-Star Comedy Jam became fan favorites. Earthquake’s DVD collection of comedy specials made him the stand-out comedic talent of that era. Those specials include, About Got Damm Time, Walter Latham Presents, From the Outhouse to the Whitehouse and These Ain’t Jokes for Showtime.  Never leaving a fan disappointed, ‘Quake’ (as he is affectionately known), quickly became a closer or multi-headliner fixture on some of the biggest tours in the country.

Quake’s career grew exponentially over the years, and he gravitated into mainstream media prominently featured on the coveted late-night talk show television circuit. In the past, he’s made appearances on shows the likes of HBO’s Real Time with Bill Maher, Howard Stern On Demand, Comedy Central’s Chelsea Handler, Conan O’Brien, Late Night with George Lopez for TBS and daytime talk show platforms such as The Real, The View and Sister Circle. Most recently Earthquake has blessed some of the newer outlets and digital platforms such as TBS’s Friday Night Vibes with Tiffany Haddish, MSNBC’s The ReidOut, Touré Show, Roland Martin Unfiltered, Kevin Hart’s Comedy Gold Minds and various moments with the popular collective, Fox Soul.

In addition to the television talk show circuit and digital platforms, Comedian Earthquake has been featured on primetime television as well. Notably, his first real look as a recurring character was as the beloved ‘Uncle Mike’ from the hit sitcom, ‘Everybody Hates Chris’. He then enjoyed a string of special appearances and more recurring roles including Bounce Network’s, ‘In the Cut’, ‘Rel’ for Fox Television, HBO Max’s ‘South Side’, and most recently CBS’ ‘The Neighborhood’ starring Cedric the Entertainer and he’s enjoying a second season of the breakout hit series, ‘Johnson’ for the Bounce network which had garnered over five-million views per episode in its first season. He is also featured on the new series for HBO Max entitled, Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty.

Earthquake has enjoyed the film arena as well. His film credits include animated favorite ‘Barnyard’, ‘Something Like a Business’ with Kevin Hart, ‘Getting Played’ with Vivica Fox, Ice Cube’s ‘The Longshots’ and the Kevin Smith cult classic ‘Clerks II’ with a recent appearance in Mario Van Peebles indie-project, ‘Armed’, and a new film project entitled ‘Bed-Ridden’, for which he nabbed the leading role. If all of this were not enough, Earthquake hails as the host of his uber popular radio show Quake’s House for Kevin Hart’s Laugh Out Loud Network which is housed on Sirius XM Channel 96. 

Presently, Earthquake is filming various projects and preparing for his new comedy special. A Washington D.C native, Quake resides in Los Angeles, continues to sell out rooms on the comedy circuit and nationwide tours remaining a favorite among top tier stand-up comedy talent. As he enjoys arguably the biggest year of his career, Quake will continue to make television appearances giving his fans glimpses of his work on popular programming.

Earthquake made his way into the households and hearts of his loyal fanbase in the 90’s at the height of television programming for the urban comedian. Shows like BET’s Comic View, HBO’s Def Comedy Jam, glimpses of Laffapalooza and Shaq’s All-Star Comedy Jam became fan favorites. Earthquake’s DVD collection of comedy specials made him the stand-out comedic talent of that era. Those specials include, About Got Damm Time, Walter Latham Presents, From the Outhouse to the Whitehouse and These Ain’t Jokes for Showtime.  Never leaving a fan disappointed, ‘Quake’ (as he is affectionately known), quickly became a closer or multi-headliner fixture on some of the biggest tours in the country.

Quake’s career grew exponentially over the years, and he gravitated into mainstream media prominently featured on the coveted late-night talk show television circuit. In the past, he’s made appearances on shows the likes of HBO’s Real Time with Bill Maher, Howard Stern On Demand, Comedy Central’s Chelsea Handler, Conan O’Brien, Late Night with George Lopez for TBS and daytime talk show platforms such as The Real, The View and Sister Circle. Most recently Earthquake has blessed some of the newer outlets and digital platforms such as TBS’s Friday Night Vibes with Tiffany Haddish, MSNBC’s The ReidOut, Touré Show, Roland Martin Unfiltered, Kevin Hart’s Comedy Gold Minds and various moments with the popular collective, Fox Soul.

In addition to the television talk show circuit and digital platforms, Comedian Earthquake has been featured on primetime television as well. Notably, his first real look as a recurring character was as the beloved ‘Uncle Mike’ from the hit sitcom, ‘Everybody Hates Chris’. He then enjoyed a string of special appearances and more recurring roles including Bounce Network’s, ‘In the Cut’, ‘Rel’ for Fox Television, HBO Max’s ‘South Side’, and most recently CBS’ ‘The Neighborhood’ starring Cedric the Entertainer and he’s enjoying a second season of the breakout hit series, ‘Johnson’ for the Bounce network which had garnered over five-million views per episode in its first season. He is also featured on the new series for HBO Max entitled, Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty.

Earthquake has enjoyed the film arena as well. His film credits include animated favorite ‘Barnyard’, ‘Something Like a Business’ with Kevin Hart, ‘Getting Played’ with Vivica Fox, Ice Cube’s ‘The Longshots’ and the Kevin Smith cult classic ‘Clerks II’ with a recent appearance in Mario Van Peebles indie-project, ‘Armed’, and a new film project entitled ‘Bed-Ridden’, for which he nabbed the leading role. If all of this were not enough, Earthquake hails as the host of his uber popular radio show Quake’s House for Kevin Hart’s Laugh Out Loud Network which is housed on Sirius XM Channel 96. 

Presently, Earthquake is filming various projects and preparing for his new comedy special. A Washington D.C native, Quake resides in Los Angeles, continues to sell out rooms on the comedy circuit and nationwide tours remaining a favorite among top tier stand-up comedy talent. As he enjoys arguably the biggest year of his career, Quake will continue to make television appearances giving his fans glimpses of his work on popular programming.