During her recent performance at The Laugh Factory in West Hollywood, California, Willie Mac takes care of his grandma so much, he searches high and low to find someone to show her a good time…know what we mean?
Willie Macc, was the star of the hit BET show College Hill. He appeared on TV episodes and movies such as Hulu’s Casual, Tru TVs Laff Mobb Laff Tracks, CSI, Journeyman, Meet the Spartans with Kevin Sorbo and Tiffany Haddish and acted in over 20 national commercials such as Snapple, Kia, Residence Inn, Applebee’s and was the face of Pump Water in New Zealand. Willie Macc’s movie House Arrest has over 4 million views on youtube. Willie Macc now travels as a stand-up comic and you can see him frequently at the Comedy Store and Laugh Factory in Hollywood.
Willie Macc cites Bernie Mac, Dave Chapelle, Jerry Seinfeld and Eddie Murphy as his role models. He spells his name with two c’s, so it would not be too confusing with Bernie Mac. But like Bernie Mac, Willie Macc aspires to one day have his own TV show.
Opening its doors in 1979, the World Famous Laugh Factory has been recognized as “the #1 comedy club in the country” by such high-profile media as USA Today. With southern California locations in Hollywood (its original Sunset Boulevard locale) and Long Beach (opened in 2008), comedy’s top stars, as well as today’s brightest emerging talent, shine on its legendary stage.
Founder Jamie Masada, the driving force behind the Laugh Factory, is revered as a pioneer and innovator and is an iconic name on the comedy scene. He was and continues to be instrumental in launching the careers of many of today’s biggest comics. The New York Daily News called him the “Real King of Comedy.” His knowledge and expertise have made him the leading authority on all things comedy and his advice is highly regarded by the entertainment industry’s top power brokers.
