Kyle Mooney

Kyle James Kozub Mooney, an American comedian and actor, was born on September 4, 1984 in San Diego, California. He first gained recognition as a cast member on the NBC sketch comedy series 'Saturday Night Live' where he showcased his comedic talent between 2013 and 2022. Not only acting, Mooney also shone as a writer. His works include the film 'Brigsby Bear' in 2017, and the adult animated television series 'Saturday Morning All-Star Hits!', both of which he co-wrote, produced and starred in. He has made multiple appearances on popular shows like 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' and 'Sports Show with Norm Macdonald'. The multi-talented comedian has also been affiliated with the Upright Citizens Brigade as a writer and performer.

Born into a family of three boys, Mooney enjoyed the spotlight from a young age, having been chosen by his middle school class as the most likely to become a television star. An alumni of Scripps Ranch High School, he ventured into sketch comedy during his time at the University of Southern California. Here, he formed the comedy group 'Commedus Interruptus'. He extended his comedic pursuits in 2007, when he formed the sketch comedy group 'Good Neighbor', which explored the scope of YouTube as a platform for their comedic content. His astounding work led him to audition for 'Saturday Night Live'. Though first rejected in 2012, Kyle Mooney finally made it to the cast in 2013, gradually introducing YouTube characters he had created such as Chris Fitzpatrick, the 4/20 Weed-Smoking Guy, and Bruce Chandling. His most recent work includes an adult cartoon comedy 'Saturday Morning All-Star Hits!' and a disaster comedy 'Y2K'. Off-stage, Mooney is an avid collector, most notably of VHS tapes.