
Let’s be clear: Daphnique Springs could’ve played it safe. She was just 10 credits away from her chemistry degree, the stable path, the kind of future that makes parents proud and keeps the lights on. But somewhere between beakers and formulas, she realized she was built for something bigger than what chemistry could contain.
So she walked away. Traded safety for stages. Swapped predictability for punchlines. And now? She’s everywhere, 9.5 million followers across Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and YouTube, tours with comedy legends like Martin Lawrence and Katt Williams, appearances on HBO’s All Def Comedy, CBS’s How I Met Your Mother, and ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel Live! The Florida native turned Los Angeles powerhouse didn’t just make it. She’s thriving.
The Audacity to Choose Yourself
Here’s what we don’t talk about enough: how scary it is to leave what looks good on paper for what feels right in your spirit. Springs had every reason to stay put—just a handful of credits from a STEM degree, a clear career trajectory, all the things we’re told equal success. But she also had this gift, this ability to make people laugh until they can’t breathe, and she knew she couldn’t let it die in a lab.
That kind of courage? That’s Black woman magic at its finest.
Her comedy isn’t just funny—it’s felt. She pulls from her life, from our lives, from the absurdity and beauty of trying to make it in a world that wasn’t designed for us to win. When she talks, we listen because we know. We’ve lived it. She’s saying out loud what we’ve been thinking, and doing it with the kind of wit that makes you laugh and think at the same damn time.
And the numbers prove it. Her viral Target sketch? Over 9 million views. That’s not luck—that’s the kind of cultural resonance that happens when someone understands how to blend humor with authenticity. She’s worked with Hulu, Amazon Prime, Meta Horizon, BET, Fenty, and Etihad Soccer, creating content that doesn’t just entertain—it connects.
Building an Empire, Not Just a Career
But here’s where Springs really shows out: she understood early that talent alone won’t keep you fed. You need a strategy. You need hustle. You need to be the CEO of your own brand.

She’s not just performing—she’s producing. Writing. Creating. Her Tubi special Single Female explores fame and empowerment with the kind of honesty that makes you nod along. Her film I Hate My Love Life, featuring Terri J. Vaughn and Roy Wood Jr., showcases her range beyond the mic. And her upcoming comedy Groupies on Tubi promises to unpack the spectacle of modern fame with her signature sharp lens.
Springs is doing what our grandmothers did—making a way out of no way. Except now, the stage is global, the reach is digital, and the possibilities? Endless. She’s headlining her own tours across the country, bringing her unique voice directly to audiences nationwide. Creating content that travels. Building a following that’s locked in because she keeps it 100. She’s not waiting for some executive to greenlight her vision—she’s executing it herself.
Come See What the Hype Is About

If you haven’t caught Daphnique Springs live yet, now’s your chance. She’s hitting the road this year, and trust—you don’t want to miss it:
- February 6 & 7– Detroit, MI @ The Comedy Bar
- March 13 (7 PM & 9 PM) – Greenville, SC @ The Comedy Zone
- March 14 (6 PM) – Greenville, SC @ The Comedy Zone
This isn’t just about watching a comedy show. It’s about witnessing what happens when a Black woman decides she’s done asking for permission and starts creating her own opportunities. It’s about seeing someone who looks like us, who’s been through it like us, making it happen on her own terms.
Springs represents the new wave of comedic creators who’ve mastered the pivot from viral sketches to commanding live stages. She’s an award-winning multi-hyphenate who’s redefining what it means to be a modern storyteller—one who turns digital influence into sold-out shows, brand partnerships into cultural moments, and laughter into life lessons.
Daphnique Springs left the safety net and learned to fly. And she’s inviting all of us to do the same.
Grab your tickets now and catch Daphnique Springs live. Full tour dates here.

