Andrew Schulz

Andrew Schulz is a dynamic American stand-up comedian, actor, and podcaster whose career has flourished across multiple platforms. He began his journey in comedy during his college years at the University of California, Santa Barbara, where he honed his craft and developed a unique comedic voice. After returning to New York City, Schulz quickly became a prominent figure in the comedy scene, performing regularly at venues like the Comedy Village and making his debut at the prestigious Edinburgh Comedy Festival in 2008.

Schulz’s innovative approach to comedy led him to self-release his first special, “4:4:1,” on YouTube in 2017, showcasing his ability to connect with audiences online. His follow-up comedy album, “5:5:1,” released in 2018, achieved remarkable success, topping the iTunes comedy charts and earning accolades on platforms like Apple Music and Billboard. In 2020, he premiered his first Netflix special, “Schulz Saves America,” which further solidified his status as a leading voice in contemporary comedy.

In addition to stand-up, Schulz has made significant contributions to television and film. He has appeared on various MTV2 shows, including “Guy Code” and “Girl Code,” and starred in series such as IFC’s “Benders” and Amazon’s “Sneaky Pete.” His film credits include notable projects like “The Female Brain” and the 2023 remake of “White Men Can’t Jump.”

Schulz is also a prolific podcaster, co-hosting “The Brilliant Idiots” with Charlamagne tha God and “Flagrant” with Akaash Singh. These podcasts have garnered a loyal following, allowing Schulz to engage with fans and discuss a wide range of topics. His ability to blend humor with insightful commentary has made him a beloved figure in the entertainment industry.