Godfrey

Godfrey C. Danchimah Jr. , known as 'Godfrey', gained early recognition for his talent while performing at major comedy clubs in New York City, which led to appearances on popular television shows and films. His breakout came through his work as a regular cast member on "The It Factor" and later "Wild 'N Out," MTV’s hit improvisational show created by Nick Cannon. He became known for his comedic timing, impersonations, and ability to tackle social and political issues with humor.

He is an actor in television and film, known for "Zoolander" and "Soul Plane," as well as a voice actor in numerous animated projects.

Godfrey remains an active figure in the comedy world, touring globally and frequently performing at venues such as The Comedy Cellar in New York City. He also hosts the podcast "In Godfrey We Trust," where he delves into current events, pop culture, and societal commentary through his unique comedic lens. Known for his bold, unfiltered style, Godfrey continues to push boundaries in comedy, earning respect both within the industry and among fans.

Godfrey was born in Lincoln, Nebraska, is a renowned comedian and actor known for his sharp wit, distinctive voice, and high-energy performances. Raised in Chicago by Nigerian immigrant parents, Godfrey grew up in a culturally diverse environment, which has greatly influenced his comedy. He attended the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, where he was a collegiate athlete before pursuing a career in stand-up comedy.