He’s an actor and professional martial artist best known for his humorous take on martial arts, famously dubbing himself an 11th degree black belt in a self-created fighting style he calls Ameri-Do-Te. This unique persona helped launch his career into the spotlight, especially when he began starring in the wildly popular comedy web series Enter the Dojo. The show quickly gained a massive following, amassing over 320 million views on YouTube—proof that his blend of satire and action resonated with fans worldwide. Before all the fame, though, he started small, landing his first credited acting role in the 1999 film Real Men, a stepping stone that set the foundation for what was to come. He hails from Albuquerque, New Mexico, a place that shaped his early years before he became the recognizable figure he is today. And through it all, he’s maintained a playful yet dedicated approach to both performance and martial arts, making him a standout name in internet comedy and beyond.
Back in 2006, he played a key role in launching Riffraff New Media, a production company that quickly began making waves. As one of the founding figures behind Riffraff New Media, he helped shape its early vision and direction. Over the years, his involvement with Riffraff New Media has remained a significant part of his professional journey.