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Brad Williams

A stand-up comedian and actor from the United States, Brad Williams is most known for his starring role on Mind of Mencia. He is also famous for being on The Tonight Show, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, and Deadbeat as a guest.

Brad has done many well-known things, including hosting The Nasty Show Volume II, Deadbeat, Comedy Underground with Dave Attell, Road Hard, This Is Not Happening, and Mascots.

Early Life

On January 13, 1984, Williams entered the world in Orange, California. When it comes to his education, Brad went to and graduated from Sunny Hills High School in Fullerton, California.

Later, he went to the University of Southern California but didn't finish because he wanted to work in the industry.

He overcame his condition of Achondroplasia, a kind of dwarfism, at birth to achieve success in his chosen field. Instead, he uses it in his comedy routines and TV/film roles.

Career

Before he became famous, Brad Williams was just a regular kid trying to get a college degree. But things changed when he went to one of Carlos Mencia's live shows and made a joke about dwarfs that made Brad and the other people in the room uncomfortable. Mencia noticed him and asked him to be on his show. After a few jokes, Mencia couldn't help but be impressed by what Brad said. Brad stuck with stand-up comedy after that and became Mencia's opening act. He has been doing that job ever since.

After that, Brad Williams started making cameos on Spirit of Mencia, where he played many different roles.

Dubbed Short was stand-up comic Brad Williams' first full-length comedy album (2011). Later the same year (2014), he became a co-host of the About Last Night podcast with fellow comedian and actor Adam Ray.

Brad's first hour-long special, "Brad Williams Fun Size," came out in 2015. His second, "Brad Williams: Daddy Problems," came out in 2016. Both of them were shown on Showtime.

So far, he has worked with funny people like Bill Burr, Bob Saget, Jim Jeffries, Eddie Izzard, Jay Mohr, and Jay Mohr. Brid always stood out from the crowd in all of the above performances. Every time they left the stage, the crowd stood up to applaud.

Brad Williams and Jackass' Wee Man are frequently mistaken for one another; however, they are, in fact, two separate people.