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- Name: Bo Burnham
- Born: August 1990
- Describes his music as "pubescent musical comedy"
- As of March 2009, Burnham's YouTube videos have received over 37 million hitsComedy Central: Bo Burnham
- Burnham's first EP Bo Fo Sho was released by Comedy Central Records in June 2008Comedy Central: Bo Burnham
- First full-length self-titled album released in March 2009Comedy Central: Bo Burnham
- Parents: Patricia and Scott Burnham
- Patricia Burnham is a staff nurse at a school
- Scott Burnham owns a Massachusetts construction company
- Older brother Pete Burnham is currently attending Cornell University
- Older sibling Samm Burnham is currently attending Suffolk Law School
- Bo Burnham attended the all-boys' Catholic high school, St. John's Preparatory School in Danvers, MassachusettsComedy Central: Bo Burnham
- Graduated from St. John's Prep in 2008Comedy Central: Bo Burnham
- Was on the honor roll
- Active in theater and the school's campus ministry programComedy Central: Bo Burnham
- After graduating high school Burnham applied to New York University, University of Southern California and Yale University
- He was accepted to New York University's Tisch School of the Arts
- Has deferred his enrollment to focus on his career in entertainment
- Grew up listening to comedians George Carlin and Richard Pryor
- Burnham will be featured on Comedy Central Presents on March 27, 2009Carolinian Online: Internet sensation Bo Burnham... (March 24, 2009)
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Bo Burnham is a singer-songwriter and comedian who rose to fame through his satirical songs and videos on YouTube. Burnham's first full-length self-titled album was released in March 2009 by Comedy Central Records.Comedy Central: Bo Burnham
Burnham has a small role in the 2009 Judd Apatow film Funny People, but a major role viral marketing campaign for the movie: a promo for a nonexistent NBC drama called Yo Teach. The "show" Yo Teach is a spoof of inner-city classroom dramas (like Stand and Deliver), in which Burnham plays one of a group of hard-case high school students.TV Squad: Yo Teach ... ! could be the show that saves NBC
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