From a young age, George Wallace harbored dreams of becoming a comedian. By six, he was already captivated by the world of comedy, although he understood the importance of securing a solid education first. Wallace pursued his academic endeavors at the University of Akron in Ohio, where he earned degrees in transportation and marketing. These credentials initially guided him into the advertising industry, yet the pull towards comedy remained strong. It wasn't long before Wallace made a decisive career shift. Just a week after leaving the advertising sector, he ventured into stand-up comedy, quickly gaining recognition for his talent. His skills in humor led him to a job opportunity as a writer for "The Red Foxx Show," where he honed his comedic voice further. Wallace's career truly began to flourish when he won the American Comedy Award for "Best Stand Up Comedian." This accolade came after four consecutive years of nominations, underscoring his persistence and prowess in the comedy arena. His television appearances are numerous and varied, including HBO's One Night Stand, Hallmark’s Santa Jr., and popular shows like Seinfeld, The Parkers, Moesha, and The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. Wallace also became a familiar face on late-night talk shows such as The Tonight Show, Late Show with David Letterman, and others. In addition to television, Wallace's comedic flair found a place in several films, including well-known titles like Comedian, The Wash, Three Strikes, and Batman Forever. He became particularly celebrated for his interactive "Yo Mama" and "I Be Thinkin’" jokes, which engage audiences directly in comedic exchanges. Known for his generosity, Wallace makes it a point to meet his fans after shows and even incorporates exciting giveaways during performances, ranging from CDs to lavish prizes like tropical cruises and cars. One of Wallace's signature comedic elements is his spontaneity and ever-evolving style, ensuring that no two performances are alike. This adaptability kept audiences engaged throughout his long-lasting career, especially during his celebrated tenure at the Flamingo Hotel in Las Vegas. Originally scheduled for a short 30-day run in 2004, his show became a Las Vegas staple for a decade, concluding in April 2014. Beyond live performances, Wallace extended his brand of humor through various media, including his radio show "Bits on the Strip" and his interactive website, ibethinkin.com. An engaging performer both on and off the stage, George Wallace has continued to leave a lasting impression on the world of comedy, constantly reinventing himself and staying connected with his audience.