Hassan Kamil Razzaq is an Iraqi actor, writer, and comedy content creator, born in Samawa, Al-Muthanna Governorate, in 1995. He began his artistic journey in theatre, where he emerged as a promising actor, winning numerous prestigious awards across Iraq. He joined the Iraqi Artists Syndicate in 2015 and became known for his ability to blend colloquial and formal Arabic while delivering diverse performances in both comedy and drama. Following a successful stage career, Kamil moved to Turkey to embark on a new professional chapter, working on television programs and focusing on digital content creation. He gained widespread fame on social media platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube through his satirical comedy clips and sketches depicting everyday life with a unique style. This success allowed him to build a large following in Iraq and the Arab world, opening doors to major dramatic productions. The year 2024 marked a significant turning point in his career with his participation in two prominent Ramadan series: "Amerli," where he played the character 'Hassan,' and "Khan Al Thahab - The Beginning," in which he portrayed 'Karrar.' These roles solidified his talent in television drama alongside his established success in digital comedy.

Hassan Kamil achieved remarkable success early in his stage career, earning a series of significant awards that established him as a talented actor. His notable accomplishments include winning Best Actor at the Al-Muthanna Film Festival in 2014, the Promising Actor award at the Baghdad Theatre Festival Against Terrorism in 2016, and Best Actor at the Wasit Theatre Festival the same year. His success continued with the award for Second Best Actor at the Babylon Theatre Festival in 2017 and Best Actor at the Iraqi Universities Festival in 2018. He also received the International Promising Actor award at the Basra Monodrama Festival in 2019. These accolades reflect widespread critical acclaim for his theatrical talent before his transition into content creation and television drama.

He studied at the College of Science, Department of Biology, but ultimately dedicated himself fully to his artistic career.