Earthquake, an explosive comedic performer, is known for his dynamic stage presence and sharp wit that captivates audiences nationwide. Born Nathaniel Martin Stroman, he spent eleven years in the U.S. Air Force, where he discovered his talent for comedy while performing in the military's "Tops & Blues" talent show. This discovery propelled him to pursue stand-up comedy vigorously, starting in Southern clubs and later moving to Atlanta, where he opened notable comedy clubs like "Uptown Comedy Corner" and "Earthquake's Comedy Corner II." These clubs became hotbeds for both rising and established comedic talents. Gaining recognition for his straight-ahead humor and magnetic personality, Earthquake became a fixture on the Def Comedy Jam circuit. His appearances on BET's "Comic View," alongside the likes of D.L. Hughley and Cedric the Entertainer, cemented his place in the world of comedy. BET soon offered him his own 1/2 Hour Comedy Special, and he appeared on "Comedy Central Presents," Comedy Central's "Premium Blend," VH-1's "The List," and had a guest spot on "Mad TV." The entertainment industry quickly took notice of Earthquake’s talents. In 2004, he signed a deal with Touchstone Television/ABC to develop and star in a sitcom. By 2005, he had a deal with HBO for another sitcom and a 30-minute stand-up special in New York City. His comedic prowess was showcased in performances such as the Crown Royal Comedy Soul Fest, alongside acts like Earth, Wind and Fire and The Isley Brothers, and the Latham Entertainment Presents Comedy Tour. Earthquake's comedy tours with Bruce Bruce, Rickey Smiley, Arnez J, and Don D.C. Curry are renowned for their energy and humor. His sharp political wit also earned him an appearance on HBO's "Real Time with Bill Maher," receiving the show's first standing ovation from the audience. Earthquake's television appearances include "The Orlando Jones Show" and the "Dennis Miller" Show. Aside from his stand-up success, Earthquake has also proven his acting abilities. He appeared in the film "Getting Played" and toured as a principal in the play "Listen to Your Woman," receiving praise from The Washington Post as a talented newcomer. He has performed on stage at events like the BET Awards and Magic Johnson's Midsummer Night's Magic Weekend comedy show. With performances at the Montreal Comedy Festival and the Aspen Comedy Festival, he continues to draw sold-out crowds and accolades from fans and industry giants like Whoopi Goldberg. Currently residing in Los Angeles with his family, Earthquake remains a force in the comedy scene, beloved for his unfiltered humor and engaging style.