Peter Kim's comedy career started when he went to comic classes in San Francisco.
Before that, he was working in the tech industry at Yahoo. He always wanted to come out of his safe space and take the comedy route.
His first open mic was a disaster as no one liked his performance and had nothing special prepared for the show. His first breakout performance was with the second city touring company and Slanted Door.
The solo works that gained him a fan base were The Laugh Factory, Zanes, and Paper Machete.
While the old days are gone, the comedian has made a lot of appearances since then. His writings are featured on Vox, PBS News Hour.
Kim also hosts a monthly stand-up showcase called Suddenly Stand Up at UCB Sunset.
His fame has opened him a lot of opportunities such as hosting a well-known Korean-American-focused podcast called The Ajumma Show.
During his shows, he is loud, fun, and vivacious. He likes to take chances during his live performance with the audience as he gets fed off their energy.
In an interview with vulture, he said that shutting down a heckler in person is way more satisfying than trolling Twitter users.
Career Highlight
He has been working with CBS Studios since October 2019. He wrote the script for the series pilot + of its second episode.
Kim is also the president of the Good Citizen Endeavor, according to his LinkedIn profile. It provides entertainment solutions to individuals and companies.
Working for a huge company such as The Walt Disney Company and Cards Against Humanity has improved his skills since his working there.
Peter completed his education at the University of Michigan, where he studied for a bachelor's in Psychology.
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