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Jeremy Kaplowitz is a comedian and writer living in New York City (a.k.a. The Big Apple).
He is the Co-Creator of video game satire site Hard Drive and served as the site's Editor-in-Chief from its inception until August 2023. You can read all 600+ articles he has written for Hard Drive here. In that time, he also edited and created images for all 5,000+ articles.
Jeremy has a podcast called Quorators, in which comedians make fun of questions from the website Quora. It has featured guests such as David Cross, Kyle Kinane, James Austin Johnson, Chapo Trap House, Abigail Thorn, and more. Check it out on YouTube, Patreon, or Podcast apps. Jeremy also makes little clips for the show because he's a wiz with that Adobe Creative Suite.
In 2022, Jeremy co-created and co-starred in The Hamlet Factory with his friend Phil Jamesson, a web series for Adult Swim about the office where the proverbial infinite monkeys on infinite typewriters are trying to write Hamlet. You can watch all three episodes on HBO Max.
One time Jeremy did stand-up as "1990s Jerry Seinfeld Doing Bits About His 17-Year-Old Girlfriend" and a million people saw it! Even Jerry saw the video and said he liked it, which is kinda nuts!
Hey, also check out this short film Jeremy and his friends made in 2024 called CHAMPIONS. It's about a guy who quits his job to become a professional Digimon card player. Jeremy co-wrote, co-directed, edited, and starred in it.
Jeremy has also made a bunch of other cool things, but is too lazy to update this website with whatever new goofy project he has going on. So if you wanna keep up with that, you should probably just follow him on Twitter.
In fact, here are all of Jeremy's social media pages:
Jeremy drew all of these himself, so please don't be mean.
I think Jeremy's pretty cool and funny, but don't take my word for it. Here's a bunch of times people have written about Jeremy.
Vice — The 'Hard Drive' Became The Onion of Video Games by Being 'Unapologetically Left-Wing'
Newsweek — Hard Drive Editors Speak Out on The Onion's New Gaming Satire Site
GameSpot — The Story Behind Ace Watkins, Gamer President
Vulture — This ‘Demetri Martin Shkreli’ Impression Is Both Hilarious and Terrifying
Vulture — Best of 'Schtick or Treat' 2019
Vulture — Funny Videos of August 2024
Fanbyte — Ace Watkins: Making a Gamer President
Forbes — ‘Gamer President’ Ace Watkins Launches Podcast To Support His Presidential Campaign
The Daily Dot — Meet Ace Watkins, the first ‘gamer candidate’
The Daily Dot — LizardPeopleMeet.com is, you guessed it, a dating website for lizard people
The Mary Sue — Why Is Jerry Seinfeld “Cancel”-Proof Despite Dating a Teen When He Was Nearly 40?
Paste Magazine — The Funniest Internet Videos of February 2019
Game Spew — “The Very Best” is the Pokemon Parody We Didn’t Know We Needed
OK you know what? I'm willing to admit it. It's me, Jeremy. I wrote up all this crap. Ugh. OK thanks for reading!
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