Childish Gambino is the stage name of Donald Glover, an American actor, comedian, writer, producer, director, and musician. He is known for his multifaceted career, which spans television, film, and music. Glover began his career as a writer for the NBC sitcom "30 Rock," which earned him a Writers Guild of America Award. He later gained fame for his role as Troy Barnes on the NBC series "Community" (2009-2014). Glover created and starred in the critically acclaimed FX series "Atlanta," which premiered in 2016. The show explores themes of race, culture, and the music industry, and has won multiple awards, including two Golden Globes and two Emmys for Glover.

Glover released his first mixtape under the moniker Childish Gambino in 2008. His debut studio album, "Camp," was released in 2011, followed by "Because the Internet" in 2013, which received Grammy nominations. "Awaken, My Love!" (2016), this album marked a significant shift in his musical style, incorporating funk and soul influences. It includes the hit single "Redbone," which won a Grammy for Best Traditional R&B Performance. "This Is America" (2018), the single and its accompanying music video, which address themes of gun violence and systemic racism, received widespread acclaim and won four Grammy Awards, including Record of the Year and Song of the Year.

Childish Gambino's music spans multiple genres, including hip-hop, R&B, funk, and soul. His lyrics often explore complex social and personal themes, and he is known for his innovative and experimental approach. Glover is widely regarded as a polymath in the entertainment industry, successfully crossing over between different forms of media. His work, both as Childish Gambino and under his real name, has had a significant cultural impact.