Miles Brown is an actor, dancer, and rapper known for his role in the hit ABC series “Black-ish,” leveraging his diverse talents to inspire young audiences and promote important messages. After captivating national audiences with early performances as a dancer on prominent television shows including The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Conan, and America’s Got Talent as part of the duo Future Funk, Miles Brown achieved widespread recognition for his breakthrough role as Jack Johnson in the critically acclaimed ABC comedy series Black-ish, beginning in 2014. For his compelling performance across eight seasons, he earned four NAACP Image Award nominations, two Screen Actors Guild Award nominations, and a BET YoungStars Award nomination. Browns work on the series was further honored with a Young Artist Award for Best Performance in a TV Series Supporting Young Actor in 2016.
Demonstrating his multidisciplinary talent, Brown was recognized as one of Hollywood’s Top 30 Stars Under 18 by The Hollywood Reporter in 2018. Brown continued to cultivate his music career, releasing his debut single ‘NBA’ in 2018, followed by his debut rap album, We the Future, in 2020, which featured collaborations with artists Madlib and Jidenna. In 2018, he showcased his dance prowess as a contestant on Dancing with the Stars: Juniors, finishing as a runner-up in the competition. Beyond entertainment, Miles Brown is an active advocate for youth engagement, currently serving as the youngest member of the Jr.
NBA Leadership Council. He has also partnered with prominent brands such as Crest and Oral-B to champion health and hygiene initiatives among young children, reflecting his commitment to inspiring and uplifting his peers. With a dedication to influencing and empowering his generation, Brown envisions establishing his own film and TV production company focused on creating inspiring content specifically for Generation Z.