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Rip Micheals is an American comedian, best known as a cast member of the
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improv comedy show, '' Nick Cannon Presents: Wild 'n Out''. The comedian is known for his
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style of comedy. He also co-starred in the spin-off, Wild 'N On Tour.


Career

Micheals was born and raised in
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, IL. As a teen, he performed at local clubs that would serve as his training ground. Following his college graduation at
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, Micheals moved to
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to pursue his acting and comedy career. Micheals was also a commentator on Centric’s ''According to Him + Her,'' where he weighed in with his comedic perspective on dating, social skills and sex. On that show, he coined the term "clatchet". He has appeared on
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's ''
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'',
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's ''Living with Funny,''
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Network ''Cheapin' it Real''. Micheals has been featured on
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's streaming comedy platform, Laugh Out Loud (LOL) network.


Personal life

On November 15, 2023, Micheals was hospitalized after suffering a
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.


References


External links

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Rip Michaels - Biography PDF
{{DEFAULTSORT:Micheals, Rip Year of birth missing (living people) Living people African-American male comedians African-American comedians American male comedians Comedians from Chicago American people of Haitian descent Purdue University alumni 21st-century African-American people