Funshine in the second season of the Netflix sci-fi series Stranger Things. He appeared in the Indian action-thriller film Pogaru in 2021. Art Greene is an avid artist who often creates self-portraits to help himself build and maintain his ideal physique. In August 2011, he exhibited some of his work to the public; at the exhibition, he stated, "As a professional bodybuilder, I'm a master sculptor. The art show made me realize that I've always been an artist: my medium the human physique. My life is what I make it, just like the art I've produced on canvas and on stage. This art show makes this statement. I'm celebrating some personal accomplishments and my own artistic expression." Podcasting In November 2015, Greene and fitness model Krystal Lavenne began co-hosting a weekly podcast titled Generation Iron, in which they discussed various topics while answering questions sent in by fans. Greene left the podcast at an unknown point in time. In October 2020, Greene began hosting his own podcast called Getting It Done. Other In 2021, Greene became the face of a gaming cryptocurrency called Grapefruit Supercoin. Contest history 1994 NGA American Nationals 1996 WNBF Pro Natural Worlds – 1st 1997 NPC Team Universe Championships – 2nd 1998 NPC Team Universe Championships – 3rd 1999 World Amateur Championships – 6th 1999 NPC Team Universe Championships – 1st 2005 New York Pro – 14th 2006 Superman Pro – 20th 2006 Shawn Ray Colorado Pro/Am Classic – 14th 2007 New York Pro – 6th 2007 Keystone Pro Classic – 3rd 2007 Shawn Ray Colorado Pro/Am Classic – 1st 2008 New York Pro – 1st 2008 Arnold Classic – 3rd 2009 Australian Pro Grand Prix – 1st 2009 Arnold Classic – 1st 2009 Mr. Olympia – 4th 2010 Arnold Classic – 1st 2010 Australian Pro Grand Prix – 1st 2010 Mr. Olympia – 7th 2011 New York Pro – 1st 2011 Mr. Olympia – 3rd 2011 Sheru Classic – 3rd 2012 Mr. Olympia – 2nd 2012 Sheru Classic – 2nd 2013 Mr. Olympia – 2nd 2013 Arnold Classic Europe – 2nd 2013 EVL's Prague Pro – 1st 2014 Mr. Olympia – 2nd 2016 Arnold Classic – 1st 2016 Arnold Classic Australia – 1st 2016 Arnold Classic Brazil – 1st References External links Kai Greene's possible participation in OLYMPIA’19 1975 births Living people African-American bodybuilders Professional bodybuilders People from Brooklyn 21st-century African-American sportspeople 20th-century African-American sportspeople