DC Young Fly

John Whitfield, better known as D.C. Young Fly, has established a noteworthy career in the entertainment industry, encompassing a range of roles from comedy to hosting and acting. As a main cast member of the improv comedy series "Wild 'n Out" since 2015, he has proven his ability to think on his feet and entertain audiences. His experience extends to hosting roles such as the "BET Hip-Hop Awards" in 2020 and the 2019 "BET Social Awards," further showcasing his ability to command attention and engage with diverse audiences. He expanded his hosting portfolio in 2023 when he was announced as the host of "Celebrity Squares," a revival of "Hollywood Squares" on VH1, which later moved to BET.

In addition to his comedy and hosting roles, D.C. Young Fly has built a reputation as a versatile actor. He starred in the films "Outlaw Posse" and "Bosco," released in 2024, and alongside Lil Yachty in "How High 2," which premiered on MTV in 2019. His filmography also includes appearances in the 2023 remake of "House Party" and the films "For the Love of Money" and "Envy: Seven Deadly Sins" in 2021. As a testament to his range, he even ventured into voice acting, lending his voice to the character Man-Man in "The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder."

Throughout his career, D.C. Young Fly has consistently demonstrated adaptability and talent in various entertainment spheres. He guest-starred in "BMF" as Saint during Seasons 1-2 from 2021 to 2023 and was part of the recurring cast in "Grown-ish" Season 2 as Rafael. He also took part in the documentary series "See It Loud: The History of Black Television" in the episode "Laughing Out Loud" in 2023. With his recent venture into production, D.C. Young Fly continues to broaden his skills and contribute to the entertainment industry in significant ways.