Rob Little

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Born Name:  Rob Little

Born Date:  December 24, 1972

Born Place:  Pinconning, Michigan

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Occupations:  Comedian, actor

Brief Biography:  Rob Little is well-known as "The Happiest Comic in America". Famous for his high-energy, self-deprecating, and upbeat style, he transitioned from a career as a computer programmer to become a successful touring headliner.

Early Life and Career Change:
Education: Little graduated from Central Michigan University with a degree in Business Administration.
Corporate IT to Comedy: He originally worked as an IBM computer programmer. The turning point in his life occurred when he sent an all-company email stating, "If you aren't happy here, quit your job and follow your dream". This resulted in his termination, allowing him to pursue stand-up full time.

Comedy Style and Accolades:
Style: Heavily influenced by his early training at the famous Second City improv club in Chicago, his act blends high-energy physical comedy with audience interaction and relatable, optimistic humor.
Awards: He was named "The Happiest Comic in America" by NBC's Last Comic Standing. Other notable accolades include "Comedian of the Year" by Maxim Magazine and "College Comic of the Year" by Campus Activities Magazine.

Television and Film:
TV Appearances: Little has appeared on several network and cable television shows, including Comedy Central's Nick Swardson's Pretend Time, Last Call with Carson Daly on NBC, and Fox Sports Net's The Best Damn Sports Show Period.
Specials: He has produced multiple stand-up specials, including his popular performance on Dry Bar Comedy.