Tierre Diaz is a multi-talented American actor and musician, born in Worcester, Massachusetts. With a strong background in hip-hop, he has explored various forms of creative expression, including music, comedy, and acting.
Diaz's acting career has seen him perform in numerous projects, including improv comedy groups and theatre companies. He has toured extensively, putting on live shows for colleges, businesses, and theaters. His work has caught the attention of Nickelodeon, leading to a show in New York City with Wayne Brady, and a lead role in the film "JAMAL," where he plays a rap battling bully.
One of Diaz's favorite shows is the hit series "Dexter," and he was thrilled to be a part of its limited series run, appearing in multiple episodes. This experience was a "dream come true" for him.
In addition to his comedic roles, Diaz has also demonstrated his dramatic range in the award-winning film "Bound East for Cam Rahn," a Vietnam war drama. He is perhaps best known for his iconic role as the "Red Hooded Gas Mask Purger" in "The Purge: Election Year," a character so memorable that it was featured on the film's movie cover and promotional posters.
Diaz's versatility has also led him to play a "dog on cat violence" activist in the Amazon Prime pilot "Media Wars," a role that contrasts with his real-life love for cats. In fact, his affection for cats inspired him to create the music video series "CAT RAPS," which was later acquired by the app "Rizzle" for 10 episodes.
The actor has also appeared in several films, including "I Feel Pretty," where he played off the film's star Amy Schumer, and "Defending Jacob," a series on Apple TV that features Diaz in multiple episodes as both a photographer and prisoner.
In addition to his acting work, Diaz has also been featured in various commercials, including spots for Comcast Xfinity Xfi and Santander Bank. He has also done voice-over work, including the creation "Action Figure Wrestling" (AFW),which was acquired by the app "Rizzle" for 10 episodes.
