Donald Glover

In December 2011 Donald Glover was named to Forbes Magazine's 30 Under 30 list. This list includes people who are achieving great things and a young age and those who are expected to be tomorrow's brightest stars.

In November 2011 Donald, as Childish Gambino, released his first hard copy recording, Camp, under the Glassnote label. All of Gambino's previous recordings were digital downloads the artist released himself.

In 2010 the Montreal Just for Laughs Comedy Festival presented Donald Glover the "Rising Comedy Star of the Year" award.

Donald got his rapper name, Childish Gambino, during his freshman year of college when he ran his name through a Wu-Tang Clan name generator.

Donald was raised as a Jehovah's Witness.

Donald and the other members of the Derrick Comedy group produced Internet commercials for Clearasil.

To make money while in college, Donald sometimes became a test subject for New York University psychology department experiments.

Donald wrote the musical score for the 2009 film Mystery Team.

Donald, along with other New York University students, founded an improv group called Wicked Wicked Hammerkatz. Donald and some of the members later formed the Derrick Comedy group.

Donald was the featured comedian in a March 2010 episode of Comedy Central Presents.

In July 2009 Donald was named on of Varity Magazine's 10 Comics to Watch.

Donald studied improvisational comedy and sketch comedy writing at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater in New York City.

Donald was born on Edwards Air Force Base in California.

When he was growing up Donald's family often took in foster children.

Donald's father works for the United States Postal Service. His mother runs a daycare.

Donald produces music remixes under the name mc DJ, and produces music tracks under the name Childish Gambino.

Donald co-wrote and stars in the 2010 film Mystery Team.

Donald was hired to be a writer for 30 Rock right after he graduated from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts.