Hannibal Buress

Hannibal Buress is an American comedian, actor, writer, and producer, known for his laid-back delivery and sharp observational humor. Born on February 4, 1983, in Chicago, Illinois, he began performing stand-up comedy while attending Southern Illinois University. Buress gained early recognition as a writer for shows like Saturday Night Live and 30 Rock. His stand-up specials, including Animal Furnace and Live from Chicago, earned critical acclaim for their unique voice and wit.

He achieved mainstream fame through his role as Lincoln Rice on the hit series Broad City. Buress also voiced characters in animated shows such as Lucas Bros. Moving Co. and The Eric Andre Show, where his deadpan presence became iconic. Outside of comedy, he has appeared in films like Spider-Man: Homecoming, Neighbors, and Tag. He is also known for his role in bringing renewed public attention to the sexual assault allegations against Bill Cosby.

In recent years, Buress has ventured into music and independent projects, continuing to evolve creatively. His influence and offbeat comedic style have left a lasting mark on modern stand-up and television comedy.