McKinzie J. Scott is an American actor and model making a powerful impact in the entertainment industry. Born on February 10, 2006, in Manhattan, New York, McKinzie trained at the Professional Performing Arts School (PPAS), where his passion for acting began to take shape.
He gained national attention for his breakout role as Micah in the 2025 drama series Manhood, created by Tyson Anthony. The show explores identity, vulnerability, and self-discovery, following Micah’s emotional journey toward maturity. McKinzie’s raw and grounded performance has been praised for capturing the challenges of growing up and redefining masculinity in today’s world.
Before Manhood, McKinzie appeared in several notable TV projects including The Gilded Age and Poker Face, showcasing his range as a versatile performer. He also featured in Hulu’s Right to Remain Silent campaign, where his expressive storytelling left a lasting impression.
Rooted in his Jamaican-American heritage, McKinzie brings authenticity and cultural depth to every role he takes. In interviews, he often speaks about honesty, accountability, and the courage to be emotionally open — values that resonate deeply with his generation.
McKinzie isn’t just an actor to watch; he’s a storyteller reshaping what it means to be young, creative, and fearless in the modern world.