"I connect the fanboys to trappers worldwide." -Jeremiah Craft Musically inclined from a young age, and a devout fanboy, Jeremiah Richard Craft introduced himself to millions alongside Kid Cudi & Keanu Reeves in Bill & Ted: Face The Music on August 21, 2020, the third entry to the time-traveling cult classic some have waited 30 years to watch. Back in the rhythm of music related projects - he's busy reviving 90's pop band "Girls5eva" as rap superstar Lil Stinker on the Emmy nominated Peacock series of the same name. Although best known for playing Luke Cage's tech savvy sidekick, DW., His mother (Sally-Ann Roberts of WWL-TV fame) helped foster a love of all the arts early on at Anthony Bean Community Theater. Craft spent years on stage with icons of his hometown in New Orleans, including Grammy winner Irma Thomas, who helped him hone his voice. Soon after, Jeremiah flew to New York City on a unique merit-based scholarship to The New School. While In college, Jeremiah became a pupil of Michael "Wolf" Diaz, who's crew of incredible dancers are said to have once given Omarion a run for his money. Apart from performing, Jeremiah is passionate about every facet of comic fandom, which make trendy, anime inspired singles like "Nani," feel like icing on the cake. He is represented by Take 3 Talent in New York City, Tamara Markowitz MGT and Imprint Public Relations. With the lofty goal of one day becoming the "Hokage of Hollywood", it's hard not to stay on the edge of your seat for what happens next.