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Craig Robinson Quits Comedy to Pursue Mystery Business Venture

He has invited entrepreneurial guidance from fans by teasing an unspecified business project.

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Overview

  • Robinson declared on June 29 that he was quitting comedy to focus on his “true calling” and teased he was working on “something huge.”
  • In a follow-up video posted early July, he asked followers for advice on building a business with friends, saying he had hit “a few bumps in the road.”
  • Celebrities including Kate Flannery, Howie Mandel, Arsenio Hall and David Arquette publicly offered support and encouragement in the comments of his Instagram posts.
  • Ticketing platforms list several stand-up shows scheduled through October, prompting questions about the permanence of his departure from comedy.
  • He has kept details of his next venture under wraps, fueling speculation that the announcement could be a genuine career pivot or part of a larger promotional strategy.