Miles Brown

Brown landed his first major television role on the ABC sitcom black-ish, where he portrayed Jack Johnson. The series became his best-known acting credit and established him as a young television performer.

His other television credits include guest appearances on The Thundermans, Shameless, and Raising Hope. His listed screen work also includes Boy Genius, Goldie & Bear, and Arcane.

Brown competed on the first season of Dancing with the Stars: Juniors, finishing as the runner-up. His participation drew on the dance background he had developed from an early age.

He began dancing at age three after watching Michael Jackson, James Brown, Soul Train, and the Electric Boogaloos. He later performed at the halftime show of the NBA All-Star Game in Los Angeles and danced at Fashion Week in Milan.

Brown released his debut rap album, We the Future, in October 2020. The album features production from Madlib and guest appearances by Jidenna, Slick Rick, and his father, Jack "Wildchild" Brown.

His work in music complements his public identity as Baby Boogaloo, a nickname associated with his dancing and performance career.

Brown is the youngest member of the Jr. NBA Leadership Council and serves as a Jr. NBA correspondent. In that role, he conducts player interviews and provides behind-the-scenes coverage of NBA events.

His involvement with the organization connects his entertainment work with basketball media and youth sports programming.

Brown's parents are identified as Jack "Wildchild" Brown and Cyndee Brown. Jack Brown is also connected to Brown's music career through a guest appearance on We the Future.

Brown has also been identified by his full name, Miles Andrew Brown, and by the aliases Baby Boogaloo and Miles "Baby Boogaloo" Brown.