Ian Karmel

Standup comedian Ian Karmel quickly became a sensation in his hometown of Portland, Oregon through the early 2010s for his amusing observations about content such as processed foods, relationships, and being truly a nonreligious Jew. Karmel was been trained in improvisational humor with significant troupes Upright Residents Brigade as well as the Groundlings. After earning local humor competitions and becoming called the Funniest Person in Portland in 2011, he performed at several humor festivals over the continent, furthermore to looks on Portlandia as well as the Travel Channel’s Greatest Sandwich in the us. After shifting to LA, he became a article writer and regular visitor on E!’s Chelsea Recently, and produced his late-night debut on Conan O’Brien’s display in 2014. Karmel authorized to Kill Rock and roll Stars for the discharge of his debut recording, the hipster-baiting 9.2 on Pitchfork, that was released in November of 2015.