Langston Kerman
Stand-up comedian · Los Angeles, California

Langston Kerman

Who Langston Kerman is

Stand-up comedian, actor, writer and podcast host based in Los Angeles. His work includes the Netflix special Bad Poetry, a Comedy Central half-hour, the album Lightskinned Feelings, acting in Bust Down and writing for South Side and PAUSE with Sam Jay. His podcast is My Momma Told Me.

At a glance

Born
1987
Based in
Los Angeles, California
Stand-up specials
Bad Poetry and Comedy Central Half Hour
Albums
Lightskinned Feelings
Podcasts
My Momma Told Me
On screen
Bust Down, Insecure, South Side and 1 more
WTF with Marc Maron
Episode 1581
Official site
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On stage

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Specials, shows and podcasts

Stand-up specials

Albums

On screen

Podcasts

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Questions about Langston Kerman

Where is Langston Kerman performing next?

No date is on D.O.C.'s Comedy Calendar right now; their own site has their dates: linktr.ee ↗.

What stand-up specials have they released?

Bad Poetry and Comedy Central Half Hour.

What podcast do they host?

My Momma Told Me.

What TV shows and films are they in?

Bust Down, Insecure, South Side and PAUSE with Sam Jay.

Where are they based?

Los Angeles, California, as their record gives it.

When were they born?

In 1987.

Have they been on WTF with Marc Maron?

Yes — episode 1581.

Who are some comedians like them?

Sam Jay (also in Bust Down), Larry Wilmore (also in Insecure), Ahamed Weinberg (also in Insecure), Alex English (also in Pause with Sam Jay) and Amanda Seales (also in Insecure).

The full SUCDb record

The full record — the career in order, the specials and credits, and the sources for each — is on SUCDb, with a button to add them to your D.O.C., your twelve.

Sources

Updated 5 October 2026 · the record checked 25 September 2026