Hakim Jemili

Hakim Jemili is a French stand-up comedian born on June 25, 1989, in Selestat, Alsace, to parents of Tunisian origin. After a football career was cut short by injury, he turned to comedy, studying at the Cours Florent school in Paris and making his early appearances at the Paname cafe-theatre. He has since built a following of over 900,000 on Instagram and is one of the most energetic live performers in French stand-up.

In 2014, Hakim Jemili co-founded the comedy collective Le Woop with six other comedians including Hugo Tout Seul and Mister V, growing the group's YouTube channel to over 3.6 million subscribers. He broadened his profile on Canal+ from 2019, co-hosting the segment HF on the show Clique with comedian Fadily Camara. He also appeared as an actor in the Canal+ series Valide (2020), created by Franck Gastambide. His first solo stand-up special "Super", filmed at La Cigale in Paris in July 2021, was released on MyCanal and covers themes including his childhood, football, marriage, and race. His second show "Fatigue" launched in 2024 and toured France through 2025 and into 2026, with a headline date at the Grand Rex in Paris in January 2026. Jemili's comedy is high-energy and rooted in personal storytelling, mixing social observation with physical performance.

Hakim Jemili's "Fatigue" tour was active through 2025 and 2026, including dates in France and Switzerland. The Grand Rex date in Paris was scheduled for January 22, 2026. His first solo special "Super" is available on MyCanal.