Comedy Explosion ft. Karlous Miller, Gerald "Hit Man" Fulton Jr. & more
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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, he moved to Atlanta in 2005 to pursue a career as a stand-up comedian. He's been making audiences laugh ever since.
Miller's first television appearance was on "Robert Townsend's Partners in Crime - The New Generation." Since then, he has appeared on "The Mo'Nique Show," Season 2 of BET's prank dating show "Hell Date" and MTV's "Yo Momma," and he was also a semifinalist on Bill Bellamy's "Who's Got Jokes." Recent credits include BET's "Comic View" and Season 5 & 6 of MTV2's "Wild 'N Out" as well as Season 7 & "Wild 'N On Tour", which are both currently airing.
He has traveled extensively around the world, performing in St. Thomas, The Virgin Islands, Germany and London. His biggest comedy influences are Redd Foxx, Bernie Mac, Mo'Nique, Richard Pryor, Eddie Murphy, Cedric the Entertainer and Steve Harvey.
Miller also has a passion for music 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.
Gerald "Hit Man" Fulton Jr.
College athlete turned battle rapper whose mottos are "Ball Game" and "Yett Yett." Hitman's style is notable for his aggressive delivery and uses of techniques such as remixing his bars. Hitman will lend his unique "battle" style to the comedy show "Tha Dozens."
Karlous Miller
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, he moved to Atlanta in 2005 to pursue a career as a stand-up comedian. He's been making audiences laugh ever since.
Miller's first television appearance was on "Robert Townsend's Partners in Crime - The New Generation." Since then, he has appeared on "The Mo'Nique Show," Season 2 of BET's prank dating show "Hell Date" and MTV's "Yo Momma," and he was also a semifinalist on Bill Bellamy's "Who's Got Jokes." Recent credits include BET's "Comic View" and Season 5 & 6 of MTV2's "Wild 'N Out" as well as Season 7 & "Wild 'N On Tour", which are both currently airing.
He has traveled extensively around the world, performing in St. Thomas, The Virgin Islands, Germany and London. His biggest comedy influences are Redd Foxx, Bernie Mac, Mo'Nique, Richard Pryor, Eddie Murphy, Cedric the Entertainer and Steve Harvey.
Miller also has a passion for music 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.
Gerald "Hit Man" Fulton Jr.
College athlete turned battle rapper whose mottos are "Ball Game" and "Yett Yett." Hitman's style is notable for his aggressive delivery and uses of techniques such as remixing his bars. Hitman will lend his unique "battle" style to the comedy show "Tha Dozens."
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