Rob Cantor, originally part of the indie pop band Tally Hall from Michigan, gained viral fame with comedic videos spoofing Hollywood actors before pursuing a solo career in Los Angeles. Tally Hall, known for their sharp wit and whimsical elements, released two LPs and signed with Atlantic Records during their decade-long run. Cantor's solo debut, Not a Trampoline, followed his viral hits "Christian Bale Is at Your Party" and "Shia LaBeouf," as well as a collaboration with fellow Tally Hall member Joe Hawley on Miracle Musical. In 2014, Cantor and Andrew Horowitz, another Tally Hall alum, scored another viral hit with "29 Celebrity Impressions, 1 Original Song."

Rob Cantor rose to fame through viral videos parodying Hollywood actors after his time in Tally Hall, an indie pop band known for their strong musicianship and comedic flair. The band, with each member distinguished by a different colored tie, achieved success with two LPs and a record deal with Atlantic Records. Cantor's solo career took off with the release of his debut album, Not a Trampoline, along with collaborations on viral projects like "29 Celebrity Impressions, 1 Original Song" with Andrew Horowitz, showcasing his talent for humor and musical versatility.