Courtney McGriff

Known for

Writing

Birthplace

St. Louis, Missouri, USA

Courtney McGriff is a dynamic and versatile stand-up comedian from St. Louis, Missouri. With a career spanning over two decades, he has captivated audiences nationwide and internationally with his unique brand of humor. McGriff began his professional journey in stand-up comedy in 1995 and quickly gained recognition for his versatile humor, ranging from clean-cut jokes to adult-oriented material. He made his national television debut on BET ComicView in 1999 and appeared in five additional seasons. McGriff's talent was further showcased on HBO's P Diddy Bad Boys of Comedy and as a finalist on NBC's Live In Hollywood in 2003. In 2008, he won the Bay Area Comedy Competition and Festival, securing a $5,000 grand prize. Since 2018, McGriff has been touring with Michael Blackson and has performed as an entertainer with Carnival Cruise Line. His international tours have included performances for military troops in Japan, South Korea, and Germany. In addition to his successful comedy career, McGriff wrote, produced, and starred in the feature-length film "Cheaper 2 Keep Her," which streamed over 50 million minutes on Amazon Prime. His other film and TV credits include a role in the film "Streetballers" as a basketball coach and as a series cast member of "West Comedy Jam." Courtney McGriff continues to be a prominent figure in the comedy scene, known for his captivating stage presence and relatable humor.