Biography

D.C. Young Fly (born May 2, 1992), also known as John Whitfield, is a true maestro of comedy, effortlessly weaves his talent across multiple creative domains as a comedian, actor, rapper, and esteemed internet sensation. 

He has garnered widespread recognition through his uproarious performances on the renowned MTV improvisational comedy show Wild ‘N Out, captivating audiences with his quick wit and infectious humor. However, his comedic prowess extends far beyond the television screen, as he first made waves with his uproarious Vine and Instagram videos, leaving us doubled over in laughter.

D.C. Young Fly‘s magnetic presence has graced the silver screen, with notable appearances in a range of films that include the heartwarming holiday film Nearly Christmas, the highly anticipated sequel How High 2, and the exhilarating adaptation of House Party in 2023, where he effortlessly captivated audiences with his comedic genius.

Beyond his undeniable comedic talent, D.C. Young Fly has also carved a path in the music world, showcasing his lyrical prowess and undeniable charisma. Collaborating with acclaimed musicians such as Juicy J, Mike Will Made-It, and B.o.B., he has left an indelible mark on the music scene, lending his unique voice to various mixtapes and singles that have resonated with fans worldwide.

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Wiki Facts & About Data
Full Name:	John Whitfield
Stage Name:	D.C. Young Fly
Born:	2 May 1992 (age 31 years old)
Place of Birth:	Atlanta, Georgia, United States
Education:	Georgia Southern University
Nationality:	Nigerian
Height:	N/A
Parents:	D.C. Solomon Whitefield, Betty Whitefield
Siblings:	N/A
Spouse:	Not Married
Girlfriend • Partner:	Ms. Jacky Oh (2015-2023)
Children:	Prince’ Nehemiah Whitfield, Nala Whitfield, Nova Whitfield
Occupation:	YouTuber • TV Personality
Net Worth:	$4 million

Early Life & Education

D.C. Young Fly, born John Whitfield, is a remarkable individual who thrives in comedy, acting, and rap. Hailing from the vibrant landscape of the United States, his journey began on May 2, 1992, in the bustling city of Atlanta, Georgia. The union of D.C. Solomon Whitefield and Betty Whitefield brought him into this world, but their paths diverged, leaving behind the echoes of a fractured love story.

Within the tapestry of his familial connections, Richard “Richie” Whitefield shines as a beloved brother, weaving an unbreakable bond that anchors their lives. He is one of seven children. As the young D.C. Young Fly navigated his formative years, he traversed the challenging terrain of Atlanta’s Zone 3 neighborhood, known for its tumultuous blend of crime and poverty. Yet amidst the shadows, he discovered his refuge in the expressive arts of comedy and rap, utilizing them as vehicles to share his innermost thoughts and emotions.

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A natural talent for evoking laughter coursed through D.C. Young Fly‘s veins, propelling him to hone his comedic skills. He fearlessly entered rap battles, taking the stage at local clubs and open mic nights, captivating audiences with his quick wit, engaging demeanor, and uncanny ability to embody various dialects and voices. The applause and admiration that followed his performances painted the landscape of his burgeoning career.

As the digital age unfolded its transformative wings, D.C. Young Fly gracefully embraced the opportunities it presented. Like a beacon of mirth, he graced the virtual stage of Vine, captivating audiences with his humorous sketches that resonated with authenticity and relatability. The viral success of his short comedic videos propelled him to new heights, igniting a devoted following and opening doors to other digital platforms such as YouTube and Instagram, where his creativity continued to enchant and entertain.

While comedy remained his calling, D.C. Young Fly also sought intellectual nourishment on his life’s journey. With pride, he donned his graduation cap from Mays High School in Atlanta, Georgia, in 2010, demonstrating his dedication to education. The allure of higher learning beckoned him towards Georgia Southern University, Armstrong Campus in Savannah, where he embraced the academic realm for a year. However, fate’s whims guided him towards a different destiny, one where the stage and spotlight became his true classroom, and laughter became his greatest lesson.

Career

D.C. Young Fly, a true Renaissance artist, catapulted into the digital realm with his boundless comedic prowess. Vine and Instagram became his comedic canvas, where his infectious humor and relatable content ignited a viral frenzy. The entertainment industry soon beckoned, and in 2015, he joined the esteemed cast of Wild ‘N Out, leaving audiences in stitches with his quick wit and magnetic presence. Films like How High 2 and House Party embraced his undeniable talent, while the BET series Tales showcased his versatility.

But D.C. Young Fly‘s creative repertoire extends beyond the stage and screen. With lyrical finesse, he embarked on a musical journey, releasing three captivating albums: Curb Music, Trap Soul, and Fly Womack. Collaborating with luminaries like Chris Brown, Ty Dolla $ign, and Lil Wayne, he weaves mesmerizing beats and thought-provoking verses, imprinting his unique mark on the music industry.

His digital footprint shines just as brightly. A beacon of entertainment in the online realm, D.C. Young Fly has amassed a devoted following drawn to his infectious energy and engaging content. Through the screens of smartphones and laptops, he connects with fans, spreading laughter and inspiration in equal measure.

D.C. Young Fly‘s star continues to ascend, illuminating the entertainment landscape. With an unwavering dedication to his craft and an innate ability to elicit laughter, he has carved out a place of prominence. As he navigates the ever-evolving world of entertainment, he remains a beacon of creativity and a testament to the power of laughter and music. The stage is set for his continued success as he leaves an indelible mark on the hearts and minds of all who encounter his boundless talent.

Awards & Nominations

• BET Social Awards for Social Hustle (2017)
• BET Hip Hop Awards for Best Social Media Personality (2018)
• MTV Movie & TV Awards for Best Comedic Performance (2019)
• NAACP Image Awards for Outstanding Actor in a Comedy Series (2019)
• BET Awards for Best Actor (2020)

Social Media

• Twitter: @DCYOUNGFLY
• Instagram: @dcyoungfly
• Facebook: @iamdcyoungfly
• TikTok: @iamdcyoungfly
• YouTube: DC Young Fly

Personal Life

D.C. Young Fly has been dating Jacklyn Smith, known professionally as Ms. Jacky Oh, since 2015. They are the parents of three children: Nova Whitfield (born in October 2016), Nala Whitfield (born in August 2020), and Prince’ Nehemiah Whitfield (born in 2022). 

D.C. Young Fly was stabbed during a brawl in 2015. He was hospitalized and underwent surgery, but he recovered completely. He is a practicing Christian. On social media and in interviews, he frequently discusses his beliefs.

D.C. Young Fly has been in a relationship with Jacklyn Smith, better known as Ms. Jacky Oh, since 2015. 

Filmography

• 2019: How High 2 
• 2019: The Trap
• 2018: Armed
• 2017: Dirty South House Arrest
• 2016: #DigitalLivesMatter
• 2015-2019: Scream: The TV Series 
• 2017: House Party
• 2016: Almost Christmas
• 2019: She Ball
• 2021: Envy: A Seven Deadly Sins Story
• 2021: For the Love of Money
• 2022: Fuhgeddabout Christmas
• 2022: Miracles Across 125th Street
• 2023: Candy Cane Lane
• 2023: Outlaw Posse
• 2023: Bosco
• 2023: Caught Up In 

Net Worth

D.C. Young Fly‘s net worth is estimated to be $4 million. He has amassed his wealth through his successful acting, comedian, and music career.