7 Comedians with Disabilities Who Inspired The World With Their Auditions

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[@andrewcullen8635]

Sorry I only watched the first 3 and did not even smiled. I do not take the Piss out of any body who is Disabled and do not find it funny at all if they take the Piss out of their own Disabilities?

[@Whit3H3art]

IMA berson that was born with some problems from birth but I am still not considered that this ability person another disabled but I want to ask you guys if it's possible to like garment and subscribed to my channel it would be amazing and if by any chance anyone likes my voice it might happen that the telen did like for example down America's got talent or arabs got talent or France got and germanys got talent or even britains got talent It will be very nice

[@micheleadams5514]

@@andrewcullen8635 A

[@MatthewH123abc]

@@andrewcullen8635 i agree

[@DebiG1057]

Hidden disabilities hurt too. Thank you Howie for stating that.

[@toastandbutter7367]

Time stamp?

[@annettemarie3678]

Boy Howdy Howie! Then you have to choose if you are going to disclose or not...again! (I have multiple, hidden.) And me too! There's a comedy act right there! Anybody want a writer's credit?

[@alpharenegadecommandermand5962]

:X As a person who feels this statement wholeheartedly they do but we are not alone and guess what they lead us to super abilities.

[@thenotsogone9580]

right? like i am extremely grateful that my disability is invisible because i don't want the unnecessary attention or for others to feel sympathy for me, but at the same time it can be so frustrating on my bad days when im really going through it with my disease, and i have to explain to people that i understand it doesn't look like it but i am sick, i can't always do things the same way or at the same pace as others, and unfortunately it always will be like that. but ever since i got diagnosed i've always laughed at myself because honestly feeling sad about it when i can't control that i have it won't do anything. laughter is the best medicine there is and seeing all these guys bringing the same type of mindset to a stage where others can see it is not only inspiring but makes me so happy. having a disability isn't a sentence for a terrible life, it's just something some of us have to deal with and i hope people that have disabilities see these guys and learn how to laugh at themselves cause we're really all on the same ride here ☺️

[@Neomalynn]

Ya

[@elizabethstoker4593]

Drew's stutter improved so much over the years!

[@kamelhaj6850]

Yesss!

[@adolpholiverbush9060]

Because he obviously exaggerated it in the beginning. His real disability is he ain't funny.

[@FlamingNava]

I tend to stutter pretty bad when im nervous or overwhelmed, along with most people. My guess is hes become more confident and less stage fright so its helped his stutter be more calm.

[@octoberdawn1087]

Maybe nerves. But also nerve damage over time can get better. 💛

[@jayminnie8807]

@@adolpholiverbush9060 alright adolph!

[@dannykemper4784]

The current Drew sounds like he is getting far better and comfortable with his sutter and I love the beat.

[@kiss_my_peachy_arse6476]

He has a KZbin channel if you want to check him out

[@pustulio81]

Yeah, he sounds so much better, now!

[@PeterPantheFearless]

I got to volunteer interpret for Drew at a disAbilities expo. Sat next to him and played with his cutie pie doggy name Stella :) He's a real fun guy to be around.

[@cardboardbox191]

Did he stutter less the second time or did it just seem like it?

[@dannykemper4784]

@@cardboardbox191 he stutter a lot less and is more comfortable with it then his first appearance

[@alextimm7636]

"No one wants a literal blind date" I'm dying

[@nostalgia815]

I've been on 3 blind dates

[@djjeckel65]

@@nostalgia815 been on one I didn't know till, I found out she was blind

[@dreamerqueennotunderthemachine]

yeah that was hilarious

[@johannesziaether3916]

@@djjeckel65 Can I ask how things went after that?

[@BrokenChips]

I’m in a wheelchair and aspiring to be a comic myself… So naturally, I find this video more than incredibly brilliant! I love you all!!

[@angelaburse6485]

Well u wont be doing any stand up anytime soon jk lol go for it u can do anything u put ur mind to it

[@bmd1825]

@Andrew - it’s yours for the taking.👊👊👊

[@larsmoen5657]

DO NOT give up. ride out the bump, maybe get a seat belt

[@shadowzygai8365]

You got this man

[@brandonwright5614]

Andrew Bruton if you don't mind me asking why are you in a wheelchair im only asking because I'm in a wheelchair also

[@tshenoloking3755]

"I'm not here to inspire you, I'm here because I love attention" 😂😂😂 absolutely love Lee

[@calegersbach8993]

I love people who can laugh at their own disabilities, I’m disabled.

[@l_zzie.]

Same :) Half of these people inspired me for years in so many ways!

[@nickscorpion8725]

Same

[@cwest2301]

Even if you aren't disabled if you can't laugh at yourself who can you laugh at? Humor is always healing

[@aplsmpl]

Same

[@allisonmigneault6707]

I’m disabled 2

[@catc6050]

I love every single 1 of these comedians. I already knew everyone who would be on this video (except the Scottish guy) and have seen these a million times but I watched anyway cuz they are so awesome! The only way you can really get through having a disability is to make light of it or it will just keep you down your entire life. I applaud them for having the strength to do so in front of millions of people 💜

[@billhickson4886]

Me and my friends share our String and experiences with others without using comedy which is share our stories and the challenges we overcome with others but yes making light of your disability is one way of coping with it

[@catc6050]

@@billhickson4886 yes it is. I have disabilities and the only way I can get thru the troubling times is to make light of it. I don't like sharing my problems any other way with my friends and family cuz I don't want anyone feeling sorry for me. I guess it's just the way I've learned to cope 😁

[@Buffythe5th]

It’s absolutely awesome to watch Simon smile and be so intrigued by what he’s watching. It’s like seeing a kid watching a shooting star for the first time

[@The_crippled_gamer]

"he is the one with a disability, not you" i'm crying :(

[@tammycain8421]

That got me too

[@amazonamazon460]

I was so happy to hear that from Simon, that was a great comment

[@teariet.tekken-wolffenn5881]

Simon always has the right thing to say.

[@knowledgeispowermediaprodu7094]

The guy with the stutter had me in absolute tears, for 2 reasons...with the GPS bit...Drew, you ROCK!!!

[@joefratus8482]

Drew is so funny I follow him on Facebook all his videos are hilarious

[@carlajohnson9369]

These guys are fookin HILARIOUS. Love it- they take it over the top with their self deprecating approach

[@bwarden4303]

Ryan, Drew, Jack, and Samuel are some of my fav comedians, period, disability or not. All 4 are hysterical

[@carolinelynn4381]

Jack Carroll is awesome 👌 love him too !! ❤️

[@laurarhody8616]

I'll say what my sister said to me..."You aren't disabled; you are differently abled." These people are an excellent example of being differently abled!!!

[@geraldogden9618]

It never ceases to amaze me how I'm told "you're 'x', you can't do that?"" And I want to reply "oh yeah, just watch me"... *tears*... in a game I love there is this cut scene where the mother of the character and the character interact: "Rel, do you know why the doctors can't fix you?" and he replies "Yes mama, because I'm not broken".

[@laurarhody8616]

@@geraldogden9618 I love it!!! Thank you!!

[@patwats8860]

Those of us with DA’s (differently) able) call able-bodied people TA’s.

[@ellieworrallo2250]

never say ‘differently abled’. it’s incredibly disrespectful. disabled isn’t a bad word, just say that

[@pattidriggers8492]

I really do like that term a lot because most people, except for you Ellie W. and I’m sure a few more, don’t like to be called disabled. I have a couple of friends that are “differently able” and they’ve told me before that they don’t like the word disabled. To each his own and Ellie W., you are definitely entitled to your opinion as to what you would rather be referred to as. Most people automatically feel uncomfortable when around a disabled person. So it’s nice to know that there is another term for it so that people don’t feel offended. I’ve never focused on a person’s inabilities just their abilities. I think all of us have some form of disability or another, some visible others are not. I think most people will understand what I’m trying to say. Anyway, God bless all of you. 🙏🏼

[@sengen8282]

The boy with the studder just looks super happy. I love that

[@trixstermillion2190]

And, he looks like Anton Yelchin.

[@heyitsashtonhere5253]

Me and my sister: *Watching this video and Cubby comes on stage* Me who's watched him before: Oh he's the funny blind guy! My sister after a long pause: He doesn't look blind! Me: 👁👄👁

[@candlegal10311]

Lol all I could think was well makes sence he can't look at anything.

[@clvisugo]

There’s some seriously amazing people here!! I have lived Drew Lynch since I first ever saw him on AGT. He’s someone who’s massively improved and just gets funnier and funnier! All of the guys here are truly inspiring!

[@autumnreeves2598]

I had to pause the video because I was laughing so hard at "cripple threat"

[@nomadiavan6560]

I admire their strength and positive attitude. Wonderful to see people encouraging others to be their best.

[@slightlydistressedslug6627]

29:29 “I’ve always preferred Facebook to Twitter, because I’d rather get a happy birthday message from someone who didn’t mean it than a death threat from someone who did”

[@coleytoons]

"Well you cant see it...its invisible!! So..have you seen it???" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@MissLydiaBro]

I adore what us disabled folx can do with the kindest of encouragements. :)

[@rollingwithmoore]

Right?

[@michaelmobley9859]

As the kid in school that would slap the ones making fun of disabled kids this brings me so much joy and wish all of these comedians the best in their lives and will always support them this is so inspiring to me

[@somerandomhumanbeingonthei1924]

WHY DID IT TAKE ME SO LONG TO REALIZE YOU SAID “slap the people who make fun of disabled kids” and not “slap the disabled kids”

[@danw1955]

Ryan Niemiller is the best of the bunch! The thing about getting his car totalled had me falling off my chair laughing!! 🤣👍

[@chrismcdaniel6035]

"Mt name is Jack" "what do you do" "I'm a gymnast"

[@dasmith2424]

“Did I stutter” 🤣 I’m dying

[@funwithedog9863]

I spit my beer out

[@Beast_Mode24]

@@funwithedog9863 ur not old enough to drink beer!

[@funwithedog9863]

@@Beast_Mode24 hahaha

[@Beast_Mode24]

@@funwithedog9863 😂

[@NaYangKo1M]

Canadian guy My and my gf broke up bcos I realized that Im gay. Mel B : R u gay? "No,but my boyfriend is " We r just having a good time..🤣🤣

[@chrismcdaniel6035]

he twisted that joke so many ways it made it so much more hilarious

[@1onlyme120]

i would have said "We're having a gay old time." eh? eh? ....I'll let myself out

[@amandajones6481]

@@1onlyme120 I liked it honey!

[@rollingwithmoore]

@@1onlyme120 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@neuro_pace4202]

I make jokes about my epilepsy all the time, I try not to be depressed about my seizures, in the words of the great Stephen Hawking "My advice to other disabled people would be, concentrate on things your disability doesn't prevent you doing well and don't regret the things it interferes with, don't be disabled in spirit as well as physically"

[@acequeenofthedeck8431]

As a teen with epilepsy too, I also joke about it. My advice is: don't think about it as a disability, more as an ABILITY. I once had a seizure when walking to school and some stranger was standing over me and once I was fully awake but abit hazy he said "Are you alright?". I had just fell on the hard pavement so my mood wasn't great, I was half 'awake' and I thought it'd be funny so I just said "Yeah, I just got possessed for a second there, it happens. ". I then saw my mother behind me letting out a sigh and saying "She has epilepsy.". I promise you, it does get better with time-the more you joke about it, the more you accept it. You can't CHANGE or FIX it so, the next best thing is to be comfortable with it and go with your gut if you think it's going to happen; there's a 70-90% chance it will so its better to be prepared than ignore it as nerves. Hope you are doing well now! These are just tips from me and things that help me. I hope you're doing better now! -some teen girl on the Internet

[@TheWiseDoge]

I literally gasped when lost voice guy said “remember, if you don’t laugh at the disabled guy, you’re going to hell.”

[@cynthialinaweaver77]

It would be really hard to say NO to these amazing comedians

[@EntertainmentFan11]

Ryan, Drew, Samuel, and Lost Voice Guy should do a quadruple comedy act together when this pandemic ends! They'd be QUITE the team!!!

[@bfdiandagtfan2192]

and Preacher Lawson,even though he doesn't have a disability.

[@yonduudonta7588]

@@bfdiandagtfan2192 do you watch bfdi?

[@bfdiandagtfan2192]

@@yonduudonta7588 yes :)

[@tiffanyeyoung1800]

I'd pay to see that

[@catlab8588]

I'm hearing impaired as well. That was nice to see. Drew's stutter is actually a lot better. I miss the KZbin videos he would do with his dog, Stella. I wonder why he stopped.

[@fyourfeelings6830]

I love Stella...Think she died of cancer

[@slit4659]

Cat....WHAT..

[@catlab8588]

@@slit4659 That was 6 months ago 😂

[@tammycain8421]

Oh my God The Tourettes guy. He's killing me. I can't even😂😂😂😂😂😂❤😂😂😂

[@ROTMGaming]

I love that drew lynch has actually made something of himself and his stutter has actually gotten a lot better

[@lesaahrenstein6360]

I loved all of them. I did not realize that the Note voice. I'm one in 2018. Both Britain's Got Talent and America's Got Talent has wanted a comedian to win for a very long time. Drew Lynch and Samuel J comroe actually have a bunch of videos on KZbin for when bae perform together.

[@kenmartin7613]

The best comedy is always rooted in reality. When you can laugh at yourself life becomes much easier. Amazing talent as always.

[@iiyxnna574]

Aw Drew said “Did did did I I Stu Stu stutter?” 🥺❤️

[@parakeet8157]

2nd guy was cute & HYSTERICAL! I wear hearing aids too. Ryan is always funny. The GPS routine... ROFL! Drew has overcome so much. Jack - "Mr. Bond, we've been expecting you " wheezing. "Does he know he's disabiled?" The Facebook joke. The last guy was funny about the Tourettes camp. The voiceless guys routine about not picking up the accent....ROFL!!!!! The "Special Forces."🤣

[@billkeys8768]

I'm disabled and love these guys. I'm the only one not laughing at mine, but these comedians are great.

[@BradleyShockley]

This is such an amazing video. Normalizing disabilities is something that needs to happen more often and on more platforms like this! Also umm Drew is really cute lol

[@kylebyron9161]

Damn Drew Lynch has changed so much. Incredible

[@_aesthetically5250]

I'm watching this during quarantine...

[@megaedge2762]

No sh*t sherlock

[@williamalomia3901]

I’m still watching during quarantine

[@BethRose]

Omg the first comic was ADORABLE!! i love his personality. Also i cried watching this. I'm so proud of these people

[@lzzytaylor8870]

I still love drew lynch and he's come so far! 🖤🖤🖤

[@rndmpinkiepie64]

Omfg, these comedians were hysterical. I love them all and wish them the best

[@phcusnret]

Ok, the dude with the GPS voice had me rolling!

[@easyybreezeyy]

The lost voice guy is awesome 😂😂😂

[@glgross1973]

Drew Lynch is so awesome. He has my vote.

[@IofSheikah]

The partner one was great 🤣 it’s true when people say partner , you’ll wonder what their partner is

[@martinrubio6357]

I like drew he dont let his disability get to him good person good comedian

[@lonewolfx499]

Those are some of the best comedians I've seen. Their timing, personality, stage presence, and jokes all shine through. When they do talk about their disabilities and put that into the act, it's even funnier.

[@malikadebbah3343]

Having a disability is not a disability. Some make it a winner.

[@lironelraviv9540]

So u gonna say to someone who has no legs that it's not a disability that they don't have two legs? No clue what ur talking abt.

[@NeuroticNightmares07]

People with disabilities are normal people. They just do things differently than others. I am disabled and am still learning what I can do and can't do. I understand your sentiment and appreciate it. We can choose to give up or we can choose to figure out our new normal and hopefully, over time, figure out how to go on and achieve your dreams.

[@cardboardbox191]

I'm not sure I have autism what does have it's advantages (not a disability a different operating system as someone put it), dyslexia what I can imagine having a advantage and dyspraxia what is about hand and eye co ordination I can imagine working roundit but I'm not sure how it could be a winner.

[@rollingwithmoore]

I understand what you're saying and it's nice but we do have a disabilities

[@malikadebbah3343]

I have a disability since I was 13 years. I cannot run, jump, climb the stairs (I need a banister) , be on my toes, wear high heals (I wish), my balance has many times over the years caused me to fall and have broken twice my ankle, and my wrist and my collar bone, (only once). My illness is called Charcot-Marie-Tooth. With all this, I worked all my life (now I am retired), travelled, enjoy life and still enjoying it, yes I am limited but I am grateful I can feel my legs, able to do my shopping, visit friends. Long time ago, when I knew there will be no cure, I decided against all odds, not to let my illness takes the best of me.

[@kitaku8039]

Drew has come so far 🥺

[@tammycain8421]

That boy drew is drop dead gorgeous

[@amandajones6481]

I LOVE Mel B's laugh, she'd be a great person to party with!

[@nahashonkimani4136]

💯💯

[@JonathanHolt1988]

Love the first guy. Couldn't understand a bloody word he said, but he sounds nice lol

[@BBM716]

Ryan Is so good! All of these guys are hilarious but idk Ryan made me tear up laughing so hard 🤣🤣

[@mikemcnabb1582]

After witching AGT and BGT a lot lately I find that all the judges have some serious awesome humanity about them🥰

[@americarocks9137]

Howie's reaction to Drew is priceless! Everyone in this video has made my day! ❤️ So very grateful to have seen this!❤️

[@taralynncantor5631]

Whenever I watch Samuel, I CANT STOP SMILING. HE IS SO FUNNY!!!!

[@joshipp761]

I just love Drew, he is so cute too. He laughs at his own jokes, Fantastic

[@neeshapatterson2730]

They were all amazing ❤️

[@TerryHarp65pj]

I love Drew, he's certainly improved.

[@bryangarnett8386]

Great job! Thank you for putting these videos together

[@camdynsprite5363]

Drew Lynch, the guy who stutters is doing so much better now. He’s also married. But, something sad happened. His service dog Stella got cancer and passed away. RIP Stella, sweet girl🐶💖

[@ktswrld7338]

"the cripple threat." 😂

[@jessemarquez5916]

you made my day with this videos we want more!! this world deserve love happiness and peace!! we all do!!!

[@c5d53g2e]

No such thing as a disability. It is an ability to teach and inspire.

[@markoneil584]

I agree

[@carlajohnson9369]

I don't say DISability. I refer to DIFFERENTability. I have many DISability's; cant sing, socially awkward, no real skills. I have different abilities. So do you!

[@carlajohnson9369]

Thank you for your perspective. I've always tried to uplift, and reassure co -workers that not everyone can appreciate how AWESOME each one of us are

[@judyives1832]

Carla Southwell Wow. That’s just so insulting. I’m a blind person. Do you think your inability to sing as well as you would like, is the equivalent of being blind? NO! I am disabled. I am not differently able. That’s completely minimizing the difficulty we go through. I deal well with my disability but it completely dominates my life. Its not like I was given a choice. I’ve learned to have a great life but there is no way it’s been just a little hindrance. We don’t exist to make you feel inspired and you don’t understand what it’s like to be disabled unless you are. So don’t compare a difference in talents to having a disability.

[@ItsAsparageese]

There is absolutely such a thing as a disability. Nothing wrong with finding inspiration from any source (I don't agree with the others being cranky about that and claiming you're using disabled people as inspiration porn) but it's not okay to perpetuate euphemism-rhetoric that erases the actual handicapped experience. Disabilities are real, it's appropriate to call them what they are, and to refuse to use the term implicitly invalidates the struggles of those who are disabled.

[@sharongilmore2516]

They are all so funny and laugh at themself I laugh so hard. I don't think I could do it.

[@t.a.k.palfrey3882]

I am neither from England nor from the US, so I have no axe to grind on this issue, but I must say that the differences in the intellectual level of the material between the British acts here and the US ones is very notable. As someone with secondary progressive MS, I recognise that the psychological damage from serious physical challenges is often more dangerous than the disability itself. It is great to see these acts challenge that depression head on and use it positively. As a paediatric trauma specialist I know that over 65 percent of those who become physically challenged as a result of trauma are male, but it suprised me that none of the seven acts here was a female.

[@caseybee1.2.3]

“Kids will tell you if you’re ugly. I don’t know what to tell ya. Buy a hat” 😂

[@Benjamin_Maybe]

"wait are you gay?" "no, but my Boyfriend is" WHY DO JOKES LIKE THESE ALWAYS GET ME?!

[@anneldamorris]

Wow Jack Carroll grew up he is a very handsome young man

[@florian9907]

We love Drew, he's amazing!!!!!

[@flowerqueen174]

They are so smart and having a disability you are no less

[@kitomeara5916]

and more

[@jaycheese5357]

“Well, did I stutter?” I’m dying.

[@SophiaJordan-cp5np]

To see these talents a second round-amazing!

[@thedeadlymonster1323]

jack caroll is probably the best and i love him he is soooooooo funny i love him

[@clarineko162]

Anyone else with tourets feel their tourets get angry during this performance? I'm sitting here like 😂🤣😂🤣😅

[@jpclark454]

these comedians are the funnier ones tbh i truly laugh at all their jokes which makes me think maybe im a bad person cuz i apparently like to laugh at disabled people

[@jacklow9611]

You're laughing with them, and they want you to laugh at them. Don't feel bad.

[@sheryltavilla9827]

Drew is a beautiful soul

[@janettrim7587]

Why drown out their voices with so much noise? The audience is enough to have to deal with.

[@bfdiandagtfan2192]

They won't be in the later episodes of this season so....

[@amymoore9491]

I have Adhd and bi polar and am classed as disabled but I see it as gifted. I love these people so inspiring that's it I'm going into comedy take courage and guts go then woo 😊 xxxxx

[@steveclinton4084]

Hello Amy how are you doing hope you’re having a great time with your family may God bless you and your family

[@killerofthenightofficial]

I would die of laughter if I just heard Ryan shouting "Oh My God What Are You!?" To a little child

[@amberglaze909]

The judges always ask very pertaining questions. They must interview them before.

[@lissalives1]

I think Jack is a genius. ♥️😝

[@ms.tinaw.9398]

When Howie hit the golden buzzer, my heart sang!

[@carolelemelle3015]

They were all great,Everyone is Special one way or the other.Amen Proud of all who came on

[@michaellewis7096]

DJ from CANADA very good performance you’re on track

[@armybeef68]

Amazing how he knew what they were going to say before they even said it.

[@hutrod7721]

I almost spit my drink out watching Ryan 🤣🤣🤣

[@kaitlynschierholz8656]

I absolutely love Drew Lynch

[@reklin]

1. Cubby was both funny and cool, but there wasn't much to his jokes besides the blindness thing. 2. DJ's definitely a master of the "bait and switch" form of comedy. Everything he said came from such an unexpected angle that it's hard to tell how much was planned and how much was improvised. 3. Ryan seems like the "class clown" that everyone wanted to hang out with in high school. "Fun" is really the only way I can describe his act. I also totally believe his joke about the truck driver coming to make sure he was alright. Truck drivers are cool like that. 4. I can see why there are so many comments praising Drew. That guy was pretty damn funny. I doubt there's much I can say about him that everyone else hasn't already told us. 5. Jack knows what he's talking about. He's got that dry British humor distilled to perfection. And after that Facebook/Twitter joke... DAMN this guy can be savage when he wants to. 6. Samuel didn't even need to mention tourettes to get a pass. That dude was frikkin brilliant. He passed from sheer humor alone. Just look at his return act. Not a single disability joke to be seen. Just pure comedy. 7. Lost Voice Guy... Look... We al know him by his nickname, which means we already all know who he is. He's Lost Voice Guy. I shouldn't have to say more. The dude is legend.

[@gabriella15748]

When people go to the drive-thru they probably think the microphone is broken because they hear words repeating and repeating when it's just Drew

[@samoyedpups4673]

That was mean

[@Gothboiiscasper]

Drew’s giggles are so adorable man

[@kahekilimaui450]

Absolutely outstanding!

[@charleshopkins5374]

that drew lynch is one hell of a comedian. i absolutelove him,

[@bewickkingofthenorth1600]

Disability is just a word, we're all the same 👌

[@geraldogden9618]

Nah, bro, we aren't. We ARE however all HUMAN. It's amazing what you can do when you aren't told you can't....

[@snacku5706]

Everyone is different and unique in their own way

[@Prospop]

Very funny comedians, Irrespective of their disabilities 💖💖💖