Drew Lynch
Andrew Lynch (born August 10, 1991) is an American stand-up comedian known for his 2015 appearance on the tenth season of "America's Got Talent", finishing in second place in the finale. He told the judges of "America's Got Talent" that having developed a stutter due to a sports injury, he felt a responsibility to show others that one can make negative things into positive things. He is a regular content creator on the media-sharing website YouTube, often featuring his service dog Stella in his videos; his channel has earned over 2 million subscribers and  108 million views. Section::::"America's Got Talent". Lynch auditioned for the 10th season of "America's Got Talent" in 2015. When he was 20, he had been injured during a game of softball when a ball struck him in the throat, he then fell and hit his head causing a concussion. He fell asleep with said concussion which caused his neurogenic stutter, and with support from friends, he entered the life of a stand-up comic, showcasing a message that any situation can be turned into a positive situation. Moved by his performance in the live audition, Howie Mandel pressed  the Golden Buzzer which sent Lynch straight to the Quarterfinals at Radio City Music Hall. Lynch performed in Week 1 of the Quarterfinals and in Week 1 of the Semifinals and received the public vote to be sent into the Finals. Lynch finished in the Top 5 acts of the competition and eventually placed second behind ventriloquist Paul Zerdin. Dog Vlog. Lynch has a YouTube channel amassing over 2 million subscribers, where he uploads videos and sometimes streams on Mondays and Thursdays called 'Dog Vlog'. Lynch's videos feature him talking to viewers about his life with his service dog , as well as occasionally using self-deprecation comedy. Lynch also stars in a flash animation series with the first episode appearing in December 2017 named "Therapy Dog", created with the help of animator Tony Celano. The series is about a character called Andy (Lynch) repeating his daily struggles to Stella playing the role as the therapist. Stella. Drew often features his service dog, Stella, in his YouTube videos. Stella was born , and is a Vizsla breed. Stella is typically portrayed as deadpan and irritable on Lynch's YouTube channel and is attributed with comments by captions placed above her head  by Drew Lynch. Albums & Specials. Lynch released his first album, "Concussed", to streaming services in November 2021.