# Ramina Odicho
Also known as: Ramina Rated
A comedian who turns everyday chaos, culture, and family life into sharp, relatable comedy.
Ramina Odicho, known online as Ramina Rated, is an Assyrian comedian and content creator from Chicago whose work centers on the humor of diaspora life. Launching her comedy in 2020, she quickly began sharing sketches and stand-up clips that highlight family dynamics, cultural clashes, and the everyday chaos of immigrant households. Her videos, often switching playfully between English and Assyrian, celebrate the quirks of community life while giving younger Assyrians a voice they recognize on screen. Across TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook, Ramina uses fast-paced storytelling, bold characters, and self-deprecating jokes to make Assyrian experiences accessible and entertaining for wider audiences. On stage and online, she balances sharp punchlines with genuine affection for her roots, turning specific Assyrian references into universally relatable comedy about identity and belonging. By carving out space for Assyrian humor in mainstream digital culture, Ramina Rated continues to inspire fans to laugh loudly, stay connected to their heritage, and take pride in who they are.
- Hometown: Chicago, IL, USA
- Age range: 25-34
- Tags: Comedian, Content Creator
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## Links

- tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ramina_rated
- instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ramina_rated/
- youtube: https://www.youtube.com/RaminaRated
- facebook: https://www.facebook.com/raminarated






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