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Canada Andrew Bachelor, widely known as King Bach, rose to prominence as a leading internet comedian and has successfully transitioned into a diverse career as an actor, director, and content creator.
Angel Studios announced a partnership with King Bach to collaborate on a film project. Provo-based studio will join forces with the actor, comedian, and influencer.
To enhance his personal brand, Bach signed a deal with Collab, an influencer network known for its collaborations with Vine stars.
Andrew Bachelor signed with CAA for representation, partnering with the talent agency as his career as a social media star-turned-actor and producer evolved.
Andrew Bachelor signed with Artists First, while maintaining representation from CAA, The Lede Company, Hanson, Jacobson, Teller, and Christina Bachelor of Bach Enterprises.
Toyota collaborated with comic-actor King Bach in an advertising campaign to promote the Corolla Hybrid, featuring a short brand film.
King Bach has engaged in brand partnerships with companies including Axe.
King Bach has engaged in brand partnerships with companies including Sony.
King Bach has engaged in brand partnerships with companies including Truly.
Deon Taylor's Hidden Empire Film Group is partnering with actor, comedian, and digital content creator Andrew "King Bach" Bachelor to develop a scripted series.
Andrew Bachelor was born on June 26, 1988, in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, to Jamaican parents. He moved with his family to the United States at age two and was raised in West Palm Beach, Florida. Bachelor attended Florida State University, graduating in 2010 with a degree in business management. During his time at FSU, he was a decorated high jumper, consistently ranking in the top fifteen high-jumpers in the NCAA. He also participated in a sketch comedy troupe, laying the groundwork for his future in entertainment. After graduation, he pursued acting, attending the New York Film Academy in Los Angeles and studying improvisational theatre at The Groundlings.
Bachelor established himself as an internet personality, gaining significant traction on the video-sharing platform Vine. He became the most-followed user on Vine, accumulating 16.2 million followers and over 6.1 billion loops by 2015. This digital success led to a broader entertainment career. He made his acting debut in a recurring role on “House of Lies” and became a series regular on the Adult Swim series “Black Jesus” (2014–2015). His film credits include “Fifty Shades of Black” (2016), “Meet the Blacks” (2016), “The Babysitter” (2017), “Where’s the Money” (2017), “When We First Met” (2018), and “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before” (2018). Bachelor also expanded into directing and writing with projects like the short film “Agent Steele” (2012) and the TV series “Dead House” (2017), which he created, directed, and executive produced.
Beyond his comedic and acting endeavors, Bachelor is also a philanthropist. In 2003, he founded The RuJohn Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing educational resources to schools in Jamaica and the United States. The foundation also conducts financial literacy workshops and sports and acting camps for youth. His influence in the digital space has been recognized by Forbes and Time, which named him a “top influencer.” He received the Streamy Award for Viner of the Year in 2015 and the Shorty Award for Viner of the Year in 2016, further solidifying his status as a prominent figure in digital content creation and mainstream media.
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