Roy Wood Jr., a native of Birmingham, Alabama, is a talented and dynamic comedian known for his sharp wit and keen observational humor. Recognized by Entertainment Weekly as one of the 12 comics to watch in 2009, Roy has captivated audiences across the globe with his distinct comedic voice and relatable material. Roy's journey into comedy began with a foundation in creative writing and a dedicated work ethic, which quickly propelled him into the limelight. His television appearances span some of the most esteemed comedy platforms, including HBO’s "Def Comedy Jam," CBS’ "The Late Show with David Letterman," "The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson," and NBC’s "Last Comic Standing," where he showcased his ability to engage diverse audiences. His talents were further recognized internationally when he appeared on BBC’s "The World Stands Up" in London. A regular at the prestigious Montreal Comedy Festival, Roy's performance at the 2006 festival's 'New Faces' show was hailed as "tremendous" by the Montreal Gazette, and the Hollywood Reporter identified him as a "standout." His versatility and universal appeal have led him to open for a variety of prominent comedians, including D.L. Hughley, Ron White, Monique, Tommy Davidson, Bill Engvall, and Katt Williams, underscoring his ability to cross racial and cultural lines with his humor. Roy's comedic repertoire extends beyond the stage to the world of radio. He served as head writer and producer for the Buckwilde Morning Show on WBHJ 95.7 JAMZ in Birmingham, Alabama, until late 2006. His comedic presence on the airwaves continues as a regular guest on the syndicated "Bob & Tom Radio Show," reaching over six million listeners. Roy is also renowned for his hilarious prank phone calls, which are beloved segments on Jamie Foxx's 'Foxxhole Station' on SIRIUS Satellite Radio and are syndicated across approximately 50 different radio markets, including stations in Canada and England. These prank calls have been compiled into three nationally released CDs: 2003's "My Momma Made Me Wear This," 2005's "Confessions of a High School Bench Warmer," and the more recent "I’ll Slap You to Sleep." In addition to his comedy career, Roy's acclaim includes being a two-time nominee for APCA’s title of 'Comedian of the Year.' He frequently performs at colleges and universities nationwide, bringing laughter to students year after year. Roy Wood Jr.'s comedy not only offers an honest reflection on his own life but also brings insight into the broader world we inhabit. His work continues to inspire, entertain, and bridge gaps among audiences, leaving an indelible mark on the world of comedy.