Don’t let those glasses fool you.  Eric Schwartz is more than meets the four eyes.

He goes from wimp to pimp – “Oh, the ladies bring me money… I’m very good with their taxes;” from frat beer drinker to head cheerleader – “I’m the pep daddy;” and mixes hip-hop with Hebrew – “’Oy’ is just ‘Yo’ backwards.” 

With an endless line-up of original characters, Schwartz is a nice Jewish boy who, among other things, can rap with authentic hip-hop flava.

At least that’s what happens when his most prominent character, Smooth-E busts out on the mic. Smooth-E is the ultimate homeboy – he lives at home with his parents.  

Using his host of characters, Schwartz is creating a name for himself on TV, radio, clubs and the college market. 

“Ripe for a career not unlike ‘Weird Al’ or Adam Sandler…Eric Schwartz is a real blockbuster talent waiting to be marketed at the very highest of levels for his inter-generational, cross-cultural appeal.  Very physical and very daring, this guy is phenomenal…he's going to be huge.” (Beverly Hills Outlook) 

Schwartz is already gaining popularity on national TV and radio, as his voice is heard as the narrator of the syndicated TV series, “Animal Atlas,” which makes its national debut in the fall of 2004.

Schwartz has appeared on BET’s “Comic View,” “The Sharon Osbourne Show” (The WB), “The John Henson Project” (Spike TV), “Live in Hollywood” (UPN), “Guy Torry’s Phat Comedy Tuesdays DVD,” “Latino Laugh Festival” (Si TV), and “Loco Comedy Jam” (Mun2) and tears the roof off top comedy clubs, including The Improv, Laugh Factory, Caroline’s, Catch a Rising Star, Comedy Store and many more.