Kareem Rahma is a creator, writer, producer, comedian, musician, and one of the most influential voices shaping culture today. He is the creator and host of hit series Keep the Meter Running and SubwayTakes, which have collectively generated billions of views across platforms while earning acclaim from publications including the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Vanity Fair, GQ, People, The New Yorker, and more. His shows have featured an eclectic roster of guests including Cate Blanchett, Jennifer Lopez, Woody Harrelson, Ethan Hawke, Austin Butler, Charli XCX, Halsey, David Byrne, and the late Dame Jane Goodall.

Rahma was named to the TIME100 Creators 2026 and 2025, featured in the 2025 CULT100 by Cultured Magazine, and recently recognized on The Hollywood Reporter's 2026 list of the 50 Most Powerful People in New York. The New York Times also named him one of the "7 People Who Made New York City a Better Place," while People included SubwayTakes among its "100 Reasons to Love America."

Beyond digital media, Rahma is an accomplished filmmaker and producer. His acting credits include appearances on the acclaimed Peacock series Poker Face, and his feature film Or Something, which he wrote, produced, and starred in and is available on MUBI. As an executive producer, he has helped bring award-winning films to audiences, including Caterpillar (SXSW 2023), Ferguson Rises (Tribeca 2021), and Miracle Fishing (Tribeca 2020).

A multidisciplinary artist, Rahma is also the frontman of the indie rock band Tiny Gun. The band's sophomore EP Please Respond further showcases Rahma's creative voice beyond the screen. Through comedy, storytelling, music, and filmmaking, Kareem continues to build meaningful cultural connections at the intersection of entertainment, community, and modern media.