Mo Amer

Mo Amer, born on July 24, 1981, is a talented Palestinian-American writer, actor, and comedian. He has made a significant mark in the entertainment industry with his unique blend of humor and storytelling, drawing from his experiences as a Palestinian refugee.

Amer gained widespread recognition for his Netflix comedy special, 'Mo Amer: The Vagabond,' which showcases his comedic prowess and personal anecdotes. He is also a member of the acclaimed comedy trio Allah Made Me Funny, which has contributed to his reputation as a leading voice in stand-up comedy.

In addition to his stand-up career, Amer has made notable appearances in television and film. He played a recurring role in the Hulu sitcom 'Ramy,' portraying Mo, Ramy's cousin who runs a diner. His versatility as an actor is further highlighted by his role in the blockbuster film 'Black Adam.'

In August 2022, Amer premiered his own Netflix series, 'Mo,' which is loosely based on his life experiences. The show has been well-received, further establishing him as a prominent figure in the entertainment landscape. Moreover, he hosted the 2023 season of Doha Debates' flagship series, filmed in Qatar's Education City, showcasing his commitment to engaging with important global issues.