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Rickey Smiley has been working the comedy circuit for the past sixteen years and it has paid off. Establishing himself as a clean comic, his down home southern humor has made him a favorite in the nation's top comedy venues. From intimate comedy clubs to sold-out crowds at Madison Square Garden, the Universal Amphitheater and the Lincoln Center, Rickey's unique style of humor resonates with his audiences unlike any other comic on the road today.

In November of 2002, Rickey joined fellow heavyweight comedians D. L. Hughley, J. Anthony Brown, Bruce Bruce, Earthquake, and Sommore on the Latham Entertainment Presents Tour. This multi-city mega-stadium tour, produced by Walter Latham of the Kings and Queens of Comedy, was a huge success. Rickey also made his mark in the feature film arena, appearing in New Line Cinema's "Friday After Next", which was released on November 22, 2002.

Best known as host of the 2000 season of BET's "ComicView," Rickey led the show to its highest jump in ratings in the show's ten-year history. BET then quickly signed him to host "The Way We Do It" during the 2001-2002 season, and that show went on to become one of the top five shows on the network. It's his genuine love of performing that has brought Rickey many accolades on stage, on camera and off. He was a guest presenter on the 2001 NAACP Image Awards and hosted the special awards banquet for the 2002 Stellar Gospel Music Awards. He can currently be heard every weekday on Dallas' 97.9 The... [MORE]

In November of 2002, Rickey joined fellow heavyweight comedians D. L. Hughley, J. Anthony Brown, Bruce Bruce, Earthquake, and Sommore on the Latham Entertainment Presents Tour. This multi-city mega-stadium tour, produced by Walter Latham of the Kings and Queens of Comedy, was a huge success. Rickey also made his mark in the feature film arena, appearing in New Line Cinema's "Friday After Next", which was released on November 22, 2002.

Best known as host of the 2000 season of BET's "ComicView," Rickey led the show to its highest jump in ratings in the show's ten-year history. BET then quickly signed him to host "The Way We Do It" during the 2001-2002 season, and that show went on to become one of the top five shows on the network. It's his genuine love of performing that has brought Rickey many accolades on stage, on camera and off. He was a guest presenter on the 2001 NAACP Image Awards and hosted the special awards banquet for the 2002 Stellar Gospel Music Awards. He can currently be heard every weekday on Dallas' 97.9 The Beat Hip Hop radio station from 6 am to 10 am. In his personal life, he finds time to devote to church, to charities, to the Big Brother Program and to family.

Smiley's characters have become his comedic trademark. From Bernice and her church announcements to Coach McClainy and his lack of motivational skills, Rickey's audiences can't seem to get enough of him. He has released five comedy CDs. They are "The Best of Comedian Rickey Smiley: Volume I," "Rickey Smiley Prank Phone Calls Volume II," "Rickey Smiley: Volume III," "Rickey Smiley: Off the Hook Volume IV" and "Rickey Smiley Prank Phone Calls Volume V." These CDs are sold daily to several of his fans via phone and the Internet at his website www.rickeysmiley.com.

One of the most diverse entertainers today, Rickey's fan base covers a broad range -- from the very young to the very old. Grandparents often show up at Rickey's shows, knowing they will not be embarrassed by the material. When Rickey headlines a large venue, it is not unusual to find parents bringing their children to watch him perform. His style of comedy is recognizable, approachable, and best of all hilarious. He is inspired by the support of his fans on the road. He makes it a habit to personally greet his audiences as they are leaving the shows. The top comedy club chains in the country consider Rickey a high commodity. The Improv, The Funny Bone, Zanies, The Comedy House Theatre, Carolines on Broadway and many other clubs list Rickey as one of their favorite comics to work with because of his "laid back" personality. [LESS]

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Rickey Smiley - Section 8

Can't you pull your rent out of collection baskets?

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Ricky Smiley - Black Funerals

Ricky Smiley describes black funerals.

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Posted: 11/18/05
Views: 32,406

Rickey Smiley - Interview

Rickey talks his Southern comedy influences.

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Rickey Smiley - Piano

Plink, plink, plink!

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Posted: 02/17/06
Views: 17,818

Rickey Smiley - Amazing Grace

White churches get out on time.

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Posted: 02/16/06
Views: 8,704

Rickey Smiley - Drive-Through Funeral

Rickey Smiley places an order.

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Posted: 11/17/05
Views: 7,591

Rickey Smiley - 91-Year-Old Stripper

Rickey's 91-year-old stripper takes it all off.

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Posted: 02/16/06
Views: 6,997

Rickey Smiley - Church Announcements

Bernice Jenkins makes the announcements.

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Posted: 02/16/06
Views: 6,887

Rickey Smiley - Principal

You're not supposed to laugh at disabilities.

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Posted: 02/06/06
Views: 6,116

Rickey Smiley - Old Players

Rickey's stepdad set the old players against him.

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Posted: 02/16/06
Views: 5,816

Rickey Smiley: When You Laugh at Offensive Jokes

You're all going to hell with gasoline drawers on.

Posted: 02/06/2006

Rickey Smiley: As Hard As

I looked down -- my thing was as hard as trigonometry

Posted: 02/06/2006

Rickey Smiley: White Church

I joined a white church because white people get out on time.

Posted: 02/16/2006

Rickey Smiley: Drug Dealer's Funeral

I went to a drug dealer's funeral. He was so big-time, his beeper was still going off.

Posted: 02/16/2006

Rickey Smiley: Funeral Practices

White people, when your people die, you all have the funeral the next day. You get it over with. Somebody in our family die, 'When's the funeral?'...

Posted: 11/17/2005

Rickey Smiley: Drive-Through Funeral Home

A drive-through funeral home? You can't have anything like that for black people. We already take funerals hard as it is. You be killed your damn...

Posted: 11/17/2005