Corey Holcomb is an American comedian whose trajectory in the world of stand-up comedy has been nothing short of remarkable. Since stepping onto the stage for the first time in 1992, when the iconic Adele Givens called him to the mic, Corey has become a well-respected figure in the comedy scene. This initial performance was met with resounding success, propelling him into a full-time career in comedy. He began gaining prominence by winning top honors at the Miller Genuine Draft Comedy Search, the Budweiser Comedy Competition, the Chicago Home Jam, and Laffapalooza. His talents have been showcased at significant comedy venues, including the renowned Montreal Just For Laughs Festival and the Chicago Comedy Festival. Corey Holcomb has a unique comedic style that bridges class and racial divides, resonating with audiences universally wherever English is understood. Central to Corey's humor is the relatability of relationship dynamics, particularly his humorous take on the concept of a "hunter" (man) captured by his "prey" (woman). His comedy offers amusing insights and satirical advice on how men can navigate what he humorously describes as the "hostile takeover" by women in relationships. Corey's performances are both auditory and visual experiences; his expressive facial gestures alone frequently evoke laughter from his audiences. He notes, "I spend a lot of time practicing my stage faces because I need to be able to convey care and concern while I criticize." Despite his many achievements, Corey stays grounded and approachable, maintaining a close connection with his audience. Corey's diverse range of film and television appearances further cement his status in the entertainment industry. His television credits include notable appearances on MTV2's "Wild 'N Out," NBC's "Last Comic Standing," BET's "Comic View," Fox's "Mad TV," and HBO's "Def Comedy Jam." He also held a recurring role on UPN's "Half & Half" and voiced the character Robert Tubbs on Fox’s "The Cleveland Show." Corey's filmography includes roles in "Like Mike" and the sequel "Think Like A Man Too." Moreover, Corey has headlined his own comedy specials: "Corey Holcomb: The Problem Is You," "Comedy Central Presents: Corey Holcomb," and "Showtime Presents: Your Way Ain’t Working." He continues to leave his mark in the world of comedy with appearances on Showtime’s "Shaq’s All Star Comedy Jam," Tyler Perry’s "House of Pain," and TV One's "Rickey Smiley Show." His versatility and relatability ensure that Corey Holcomb remains a beloved figure in the comedic landscape, continuing to entertain and engage audiences with his humor and charisma.