Brad Upton is an American stand-up comedian, actor, writer, and former fourth-grade teacher. He began his comedy career in 1984 while teaching and coaching high school track in Pasco, Washington. By June 1986, he left teaching to pursue stand-up full-time.

Over his extensive career, Brad has performed nearly 6,000 shows, headlined comedy clubs nationwide, and opened for numerous musical legends, including a 15-year stint as the opening act for Johnny Mathis. In 2017, he recorded a special for Dry Bar Comedy, which led to a viral clip in 2018 about millennials, amassing over 90 million views. This surge in online popularity introduced him to a global audience, resulting in over 200 million views of his comedy content.

Brad’s comedy is celebrated for its clean, relatable humor, appealing to audiences across various age groups. He has released multiple comedy specials, including “I’m Not Done Yet,” available on YouTube. Additionally, his special “Will Be Funny for Money” is accessible on Amazon Prime Video.

Beyond stand-up, Brad has appeared in films such as “Prefontaine” (1997) and “Dangerous” (2012). He maintains an active presence on social media platforms, including Facebook and Instagram, where he shares updates and engages with fans.