Todrick Hall

Todrick Hall is a multi-talented singer, rapper, actor, director, choreographer, and social media personality who initially gained recognition as a finalist on "American Idol." His popular YouTube channel boasts over 3.5 million subscribers and 740 million channel views, featuring original songs, musical collaborations, and choreographed performances. Hall's engaging content on YouTube has accumulated over 300 million views, further cementing his status as a celebrated YouTube personality.

Hall has made significant contributions to Broadway, starring in productions such as "Chicago," "The Color Purple," "Kinky Boots," "Memphis," and "Waitress." He has also made notable television appearances, including regular spots on "RuPaul’s Drag Race" and "The Greatest Dancer" on BBC, as well as starring in his MTV show "Todrick." His influence extends beyond entertainment as he uses his platform to blend activism with art, advocating for individuality and resilience through his work.

Recently, Hall released his EP “Quarantine Queen,” which is available on all media platforms. He continues to inspire audiences worldwide with his innovative vision and creative self-expression, demonstrated through his extensive tours, including “Straight Outta Oz,” “Forbidden,” and “Haus Party.” Hall also earned accolades for his role as a co-executive producer on Taylor Swift’s LGBTQ+ anthem “You Need to Calm Down,” winning the 2019 “Video for Good” VMA.