Official YouTube Channel for Comedian Aman Ali.

Aman Ali is a standup comedian that is not afraid to speak his mind. His jokes cross age, cultural and religious barriers with the intention of bringing people together with his humor. Gently wrapped behind every one of his slapstick jokes are deeper messages of understanding that leave his audience thinking.

Born and raised in Columbus, Ohio, he draws much of his material from living in a household with four other brothers . . . and only two controllers on the family Nintendo.

Only 23 years old, Ali is a regular standup comic in comedy clubs all over the New York City area and performs in comedy clubs and college campuses all across the country.

Also a rising star in the Muslim world, he has shared the same stage with internationally famous artists like Native Deen, Seven 8 Six, Dawud Wharnsby and the comedians apart of the Allah Made Me Funny tour. He's been a featured performer at conventions organized by the Islamic Society of North America, Muslim American Society and Muslim Students Association National.

His comedic edge comes from his strong background in writing. A journalism graduate from Kent State University, Ali started off his career as a Capitol Hill reporter in Washington D.C.. He's traveled across the country covering presidential races, New Orleans to cover the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina and Hawaii of all places to cover hula festivals (he's still trying to figure that whole shenanigan out).

He's been featured in national media like the New York Times, PBS and MTV for his view points and humor. In 2005, his column, "My so-called moderate life," about Muslims condemning terrorist attacks they aren't responsible for, won a national award from the Hearst Journalism Foundation in editorial writing.