Known for his explosive comic style, Earthquake is a favorite on HBO’s Def Comedy Jam and BET’s Comic View, and he’s had his own HBO stand-up special. “The way I approach every show is unique,” he says. “I just step on stage and it goes from there.” This freeform approach has made him a favorite host of drive-time radio, and Earthquake is also an accomplished actor whose credits include Everybody Hates Chris and Clerks II. Once labeled the new favorite comedian of shock jock Howard Stern, Earthquake returns to Ontario to headline the Improv.

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“His delivery is perfect and what he says, regardless of what he calls it, is hilarious,” exclaims Howard Stern, who is now calling, Earthquake his new favorite comedian.

Howard Stern is not just the only one who has been bowled over the inimitable voice and talent of Earthquake; he has solidified a significant following from coast to coast via television appearances and sold-out concert dates. In addition, you will even recognize Earthquake for role as Uncle Mike on_ Everybody Hates Chris_ and the cult classic Clerks II where director Kevin Smith cast him opposite Wanda Sykes.

Earthquake has become a television fixture by way of his countless stand-up appearances, including HBO’s Def Comedy Jam, HBO One Night Stand and Comedy Central Presents: Earthquake. In addition, there is Earthquake’s concert DVD It’s About Got Damm Time, a title grossly paralleling his emerging popularity and the quality of his work, a masterpiece.

Earthquake speaks a unique language with a strong intellect that’s universally understood and he stands on his platform without fear as he reminds America of the ills that plague our people. This platform alone has garnered this Washington D.C. native a residence on the popular comedy circuit where his fans run the race spectrum, the gender spectrum, and the spectrum that crosses between average folk and major celebrity.