Tyler Chronicles

Tyler Chronicles has established a career as a multi-talented creative in the entertainment industry. He is recognized for his contributions as a writer, actor, and producer across various projects. Chronicles gained early recognition as a cast member on MTV’s Wild ‘N Out, a platform that showcased his comedic talent and helped launch his career in broadcast television. His work on the show extended beyond performing, including a role as a creative consultant, demonstrating his involvement in the show’s development during 2018–2019, spanning 40 episodes.

Throughout his career, Tyler Chronicles has consistently contributed to projects as a writer. Notable writing credits include the upcoming film “Car Show Kings” (2025), “High I’m Tyler Presented by Tyler Chronicles” (2017), and several BET television specials. He served as a writer for the “BET Hip-Hop Awards” in 2019, 2021, and 2022, as well as the “BET Awards” in both 2021 and 2022. Additionally, he wrote for “VOMO: Vote or Miss Out” (2020), “Soul Train Awards” (2021), “Fuhgeddabout Christmas” (2022), and “TAGS the Art of the Punchline” (2024). His acting roles include “Almost Sober Presented by Fattman Deezy” (2024), “BMF” (2024) where he appeared in 2 episodes as Lops, “Da ‘Partments” (2023) as Bishop, and “Stand Up” (2023) as Flip.

Chronicles has also taken on producing roles, specifically as a producer for “High I’m Tyler Presented by Tyler Chronicles” (2017). His acting credits extend to “The Day After Quarantine” (2021), where he portrayed Tyler Chronicles and a ‘Guy Recording police with cell phone’, “Dirty South House Arrest” (2017) as Flipside, “#DigitalLivesMatter” (2016) as Dale, “Ladies Book Club” (2016) as Monte, “The Weekend” (2014) as a Police Officer, and “The Wedding” (2013) as Mr. Putitonem. These varied roles highlight his adaptability and consistent presence in both comedic and dramatic productions.