Hope Flood is STILL one of the most "Keeping It Real" Comediennes on the laugh circuit today.

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Her appeal is universal due to her everyday life experiences that she jokes about having audiences thirsty for more.

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A god fearing mother, a grandtee, actress, philanthropist, businesswoman, publisher of the first nationally distributed comedy magazine  called "Comedy The Magazine", On-Air radio personality, and Founder/CEO of "The Comics Rock" convention.

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Hope has been in the business for over 29 years and has produced weekly showcases that helped launch the careers of many successful comedians from Jamie Foxx, to Chris Tucker just to name a few. She's also been in the best selling comedy book called "Snaps", "Why We Laugh", "Comediennes Laugh Be A Lady" and has headlines comedy clubs/ colleges all over the world

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A Semi finalist in the "Old English 800" women's comedy crunch and a two-time semi-finalist in the "Black Bay Area Comedy Competition" are just some of the accomplishments of this multi- talented artist her talent has taken her to over 14 countries and all the 50 states. After years of being on the road in 2014 she relocated to Dallas, TX to try her talent on the radio as a sidekick on his ne show called, "BJ In The Morning" on 105.7 KRNB ( after being handpicked by BJ Murphy the top morning show DJ in Charlotte for 13 years straight). She took the "Bible belt" by surprise with her "out of the box" style of jokes and unconventional views, and the rating went for .09 to 2.4 in less than two years making radio history.

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Appearances on the "Russell Simmon's All-Star Def Comedy Jam," ten seasons on "BET's Comicview" Where she won one hour "Grandstand comedy Jam Special" She was later picked by one of BET's 39 most favorite comedians. "Comedy Central's Comic Grove" hosted by Tracey Morgan, the late night series "Comics Unleashed" with Bryan Allen and was one one of the only two comediennes in the country picked for the 2009 "Martin Lawrence Presents the First Amendment Stand-Up" On the Starz Network. No stranger to any stage or the big screen, Hope has performed in the NAACP Nominated play "Culture Shock," Ken Sagoes and Friends Variety Show," not to mention Featured in John Singleton's "Baby Boy."