Kerwin Frost

Kerwin Frost, a Harlem-born comedian, entertainer, DJ, and host, has transitioned from pioneering the Soho youth streetwear scene to becoming a recognized figure in fashion, music, and entertainment through diverse collaborations and media projects. After co-founding the influential collective The Spaghetti Boys in 2015, Kerwin Frost quickly made a significant impact across fashion, music, and entertainment. The collective partnered on clothing lines with prominent brands including Off-White, Heron Preston, and Sprayground, while also producing promotional content for Nike Air. The Spaghetti Boys were renowned for hosting free, all-ages parties in New York City, attracting large crowds and featuring honorary members such as Sheck Wes and Austin Babbitt.

Earlier in his career, Frost honed his distinctive style and industry acumen through an internship at VFiles, solidifying his path in the fashion world. By late 2018, following the collective’s disbandment, Frost expanded his creative focus into new ventures. Since 2018, Frost has significantly broadened his career, excelling as an entertainer, DJ, and talk show host. He began seriously DJing in 2018 and developed a unique approach to content creation, producing viral videos and conducting unexpected celebrity interviews.

Frost continues to leverage his unique platform to produce innovative content and spearhead projects that resonate across multiple demographics, affirming his position as a dynamic and marketable talent.