Michael Longfellow

Michael Longfellow, born on January 31, 1994, in Phoenix, Arizona, is a rising American comedian, actor, and writer. His comedic journey began during his time at Arizona State University, where he pursued a degree in English literature and started performing stand-up comedy. Upon graduation in 2016, he moved to Los Angeles to further his career, quickly gaining recognition for his sharp wit and relatable storytelling.

Longfellow’s talent didn’t go unnoticed as he became a fixture in comedy clubs and festivals across the country. He was one of eight comedians selected for the “Netflix Introducing…” showcase at the Netflix Is A Joke festival, and he also appeared on TBS’s “Comics to Watch” during the New York Comedy Festival. His late-night debut came on “Conan,” followed by his appearance on NBC’s “Bring the Funny,” where he competed alongside other rising stars.

In 2022, Longfellow’s career took a significant leap when he joined the cast of Saturday Night Live (SNL) for its 48th season. His first segment on “Weekend Update” brought his unique perspective to the audience, covering topics like anti-vaccination relatives and actress Sydney Sweeney’s controversial family ties.

With his engaging storytelling and cutting-edge humor, Michael Longfellow continues to captivate audiences, making a name for himself as a prominent and versatile figure in the comedy world.