Marvin Michael O'Bryant was born on May 1, 1967, to Erma O'Bryant-Dollison, and Charles and Irene Williams. He is the youngest among his siblings, with sister Deborah Shelton English, and brothers Dwayne O'Bryant, Brian Williams, and Keith Williams. He is a native of both Little Rock and Pine Bluff, Arkansas. Marvin takes immense pride in being a devoted father to his three children: Marvin O'Bryant, Jr., Kenneth Green, and Courtney Lee.
Throughout his educational journey, Marvin attended Oklahoma University in Miami, OK, as well as the University of Central Arkansas (UCA) and the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff (UAPB). In terms of his professional accomplishments, Marvin holds a barber license and has amassed 30 years of experience in the field. He is the esteemed CEO and Founder of Classic Barbershop, having attained the distinguished title of Master Barber.
In addition to his thriving barber career, Marvin has ventured into various other endeavors. He has authored five books, including his latest publication, "I Woke Up Black." Furthermore, he has dug into the realm of filming projects, including the production of reality shows. What My Eyes Have Seen, My Ears Have Heard, and My Heart Has Felt.
