With over 1 billion views, Dennis Feitosa made his name building digital brands, running a digital production studio, operating a rising comedy club on Sunset Blvd, and emerging as a sharp voice in political commentary.

Dennis was born in New Jersey to Brazilian parents of Italian and Portuguese descent and raised in São Paulo, Brazil, where his father worked as a Warner Brothers executive. Surrounded by film and media, he developed an early interest in storytelling—creating his first comedy video at age seven for a school project. He began working as a child actor in Brazilian commercials and voiceover, later expanding into theater and video production during his time at the Graded School of São Paulo and The Bolles School in Florida.

After graduating college in Florida, Dennis moved to New York City, where he directed music videos and documentaries for artists like Curren$y and brands such as Adidas as part of Damon Dash’s DD172 collective. By night, he performed stand-up and improv while writing and directing over 20 original stage shows. He later joined Univision’s Flama, where his viral comedy sketches and videos reached millions. After relocating to Los Angeles, he partnered with YouTube to write and direct original projects—including a parody of Alien: Covenant for FOX featuring Egyptian satirist Bassem Youssef, and a narrative web series overseen by Elizabeth Banks.

In 2018, Dennis launched Irrelevant News with Def Noodles, a satirical news channel known for its fast-paced editing, dark humor, and sharp commentary on internet scandals and current events—which went on to generate over 200 million views. He later created GoWithShorts, a short-form content channel that garnered over 500 million views in just six months. Together, these platforms laid the foundation for a growing media ecosystem that ultimately gave rise to Def Noodles Comedy Club—a dedicated live venue and content studio in Los Angeles.

Today, the space functions as a creative hub for comedy, podcast production, and independent media. Under Dennis’ direction, it has hosted guests including Tony Hawk, Amanda Bynes, Holly Madison, Gary Brecka, Paul Saladino, Tiffany Haddish, Jeff Ross, Sam Tripoli, Drew Lynch, Wee Man and Jamie Kennedy. The venue reflects his vision for high-end production with radical creative freedom—built for artists and cultural disruptors shaping the next chapter of entertainment.

Dennis is currently active in grassroots Republican efforts across Los Angeles, working to elect Conservatives at every level and turn the city and state Red. Alongside that work, he focuses on cultural commentary—using his new platform to expose corruption and challenge the ideological decay threatening America. He’s committed to breaking California’s one-party Democrat authoritarian rule and restoring the American Dream.