Darren Fleet

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In 2025, Fleet was named number 7 on the list of the Top 20 Raleigh Influencers.

Media

In a Rolling Out interview when asked what the world of comedy needs more of, Fleet answered, "People who are not afraid to be themselves. I could say more female comics, more Black female comics. ... I would like to see more Black female comics on the screen, of course, like Tiffany Haddish right now. ... Of course, too, more LGBT comics as well because I feel like some of my favorite comics have been LGBT — from Wanda Sykes to Ellen DeGeneres."

Fleet has been featured on Fox 2 Detroit and CBS News television.

External links

• https://www.thedarrenfleet.com/
• IMDb ID 16666183<ref>

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