Brandon Broady

Brandon Broady is an American comedian, actor, and television host with a career spanning network television, digital media, and live comedy. Broady attended Towson University, earning Bachelor of Science degrees in acting and electronic media and film, providing a foundation for his work in performance, production, and hosting.

After college, Broady worked as a radio personality at WPGC FM in Washington, D.C. He later moved to Los Angeles to pursue opportunities in acting and comedy, developing song parodies under the name Para-Deez. Broady gained recognition in Los Angeles for his pop culture sketches and parodies, which attracted millions of views. His skills in writing, shooting, and editing his own content contributed to his growth in the entertainment industry.

Broady is known for hosting BET's "The Xperiment." He became a prominent host for the network, serving as a field correspondent for films, the BET Experience, and co-hosting episodes of the music video series "106 & Park." His BET credits include hosting "106 & Park," "Top Ten Moments From the BET Experience," and "The Xperiment."

Broady is also recognized by Nickelodeon audiences as a co-host of the show "Crashletes" with Rob Gronkowski and Stevie Nelson. On "Crashletes," Broady and his co-hosts present sports bloopers and comedic moments to a family audience. In addition to his television work, Broady has been a cast member on All Def Digital and has hosted with Caffeine Studios. His acting credits include roles in "A Workplace Comedy," "Black People Don't Do Improv," and "Cultural Blasphemy."

Broady's career highlights his versatility across stand-up comedy, television hosting, and digital content creation. He has also portrayed President Barack Obama in the production Stevie Wonder at the White House, demonstrating his range as a performer. From stand-up stages to network television, Broady maintains a consistent presence in comedy and entertainment.