Noname

Noname (born Fatimah Nyeema Warner) is a Chicago-bred powerhouse whose career defies categorization, blending the sharp wit of a stand-up with the rhythmic precision of a world-class poet. Originally a slam poetry standout in the Bronzeville neighborhood, she gained global acclaim for a conversational flow and "lowkey brash" humor that has led critics to describe her personality as "more comedian than rapper." A frequent face in the comedy and late-night circuit, Noname has delivered standout performances on Saturday Night Live, The Daily Show, and The Tonight Show. Her stage presence is famously "unflappable," characterized by a singular ability to tackle radical social commentary with a punchy, satirical edge. Beyond her critically acclaimed albums like Telefone, Room 25, and Sundial, she has even brought her comedic sensibilities to the legendary Comedy Store as a guest judge for Roast Battle.