Kid From Audience Tries Joke On Stage | Andrew Schulz | Stand Up Comedy

What's up y'all. I pulled this kid from the audience to tell a joke in front of a sold out crowd. You think he bombed or killed? INDULGE!


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New York native and internationally touring stand-up, Andrew Schulz is known for his hilarious and unsafe comedy. He has starred in the sitcom BENDERS (now available on Netflix), can be seen in Amazon’s SNEAKY PETE, HBO’s CRASHING, and on MTV including GUY CODE and GIRL CODE.
In the podcast realm, Schulz can be heard on the wildly popular THE BRILLIANT IDIOTS — co-hosted by nationally syndicated radio and television personality Charlamagne tha God — the hilarious sports commentary podcast FLAGRANT 2, and the film and TV analysis podcast WESTERBROS. He has made major appearances on The Joe Rogan Experience, Bert Kreischer’s BERTCAST, Joey “coco” Diaz The Chuch of What’s Happening Now. He has even done solo interviews with the likes of Lil Duval and many others.

Andrew’s online presence has touched hundreds of millions of people
across the globe and his unconventionally funny approach to the comedy world has launched him into stardome. His shows Dropping In and Inside Jokes will rack of hundreds of thousands of views weekly. Nothing is off limits for Schulz, from sex to race, and even the occasional audience heckler roast, Andrew is hungry to be the best. He can be seen in New York City performing regularly at New York Comedy Club and the Comedy Cellar.

[MatthewCGiroux]

He dealt with his first heckler before saying his first joke

[DOITWITHDAN]

Once he hit his confidence, his timing became solid. Excellent job bro

[Haylem]

I love how Andrew saved him so many times from awkward moments, what a legend!

[HatsuneInku]

"I'm coming to your city"
Why does this feel like a threat

[stevenkhemraj]

He just prevented one person from becoming the joker lol

[TheFoezee]

“Kid from the audience” is a 6’6” lumberjack 😂

[DarthPoyner]

He gave up his time and his stage to another person. That's admirable.

[stewartmatson]

Andrew is probably the fastest comedian out right now. His wit and ability to rip a joke about the spf on the mic was perfectly timed.

[emmanuel_dean]

That last SPF joke by Andrew was excellent in execution. Well done my friend.

[KizWhalifa.]

Steve actually killed it. I could only imagine the nerves going up there

[Phyriix]

He has decent stage presence and he held the crowd, good delivery and decent at story telling. I’d say he did great

[MikeLaBelle]

This is another reason Andrew is one of the people.

[carmen]

Glad you gave him a chance! He was good, especially since he was obviously a little nervous and this was his biggest audience. I can imagine others at that level bombing from nerves, but he stayed focused. Awesome!

[BiggRippa]

That new guy was pretty funny, I'm glad Steve gave him a shot on stage.

[beast]

Steve’s a beast I hope he got his $1500 😂🤣🤣

[RamblinAround]

Man, Steve should definitely keep doing stand up, he has the personality.

[ScoobyDoozy]

For how drunk & terrified Steve was, he smashed it in front of a huge crowd- he’s got brilliant potential. He communicated his difficult relationship with his mother just by calling her by her full name. That’s a sign of an excellent communicator. I genuinely love that Schulzy did this, the support he gave Steve & genuine pleasure he found in giving Steve both the opportunity and push. “Well you’re here now so you better buckle up”. Also the sheer joy it brought him to see other comics appreciating, paying for, & enjoying his work. This is how we build community. Thanks to Schulzy & Steve for this great moment

[tylerthomas]

“You should wear that helmet all the time” that had me rolling

[kreolkai]

my mans would leave me for schulz, and honestly i'd understand

[ProducerReacts]

that ending is just genius, the build up to that last improvised line is what's up! I also love how life works, this dude gave another comedian a chance in comedy and now he was given a chance too. Pay it forward guys, always give and life will give it back to you!