Comedian Drew Lynch calls his stutter a ‘gift’ that launched career

While many people are afraid of public speaking, Drew Lynch has become a successful Stand-UP on stage, although living with a dangerous obstacle to speech.

Lynch Fox News told the digital that he owes him Comedy profession To Tamira, he described it as a “gift” that helped him find his way and build an authentic contact with the fans.

He said: “I have taught me stuttering about myself a lot about myself, whether in personal and professional endeavors, to the extent that it was something I thought it was a curse, but it ended being a gift.”

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The comedy actor Drew Lynch spoke to Fox News Digital about how he stuttered him was the “gift” that started his comedy success. (Various/Gety)

Some may remember 34 -year -old comedy actor from his prominent journey.America got talents“In 2015, when he ranked second despite stuttering almost vulgar.

During the show, Lynch bowed in his crystallization, making him part of his action and his victory over both the audience and the judges.

In his first test, comic and presentation judge Hui Mandel Press the golden bell, and send Lynch through the opening rounds and to the most competitive stages in the show.

Since the end of the runner -up, Lynch has built a prosperous profession, collecting about 9 million followers on social media platforms. It has released many special offers, including the last, “”The stumbling comedian“That appeared for the first time this summer.

Linch Fox News told the digital audience that the audience gives the fans a personal view of the recitation and conflicts that formed his career.

“It is good to have all these answers to the questions that people may have, or the date of injury or how this happened, and how I ended up stupid, because I got it when I was an adult. Most people who suffer from stuttering, they have since childhood, or it is nervous, pioneering, and so, it was good to be able to put it in one place.”

In one joke, he said: “For a long time, many people called them the influential comedy. Because, more than 10 years ago, I had really bad advertising.”

“But I also had a really bad stuttering,” he added.

Lynch noticed the paradox of the title, saying: “I am no longer affected a lot.” Viewers who watch the latest and comparison with its delivery during “Got Talent America’s” may think that he was completely overcome.

“Over the years, you know, I have done a lot of rehabilitation, speech therapy, physical therapy,” he said. “I saw like, just a lot of medical professionals to try to improve it because I don’t want this thing that wearing me. I didn’t want something to be such a definition of my life.”

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Drew Lynch Comed-UP placed itself on the map when he won the second place in “America’s Got Talent” in 2015. (Bian Steve)

Lynch said he developed stuttering after the accident of the soft ball as an adult young man.

“It was just a strange accident as one of the founders took a bad leap,” he told Fox News Digital.

“He struck me in my throat, which you think will be like,” O man, this is bad, and this is not enough to cause some damages. “

The next day, after his colleague in the room noticed that there was something wrong, Lynch went to the hospital. He said that the doctors conducted tests and found that he suffered from a “sound bruise with great concussion.”

Doctors initially told Lynch that he would completely recover. But after months with a little improvement, another doctor gave him bad news.

“We have seen a neurologist at one time later, he said:” Yes, your mind did not heal correctly. Painful brain injury She never came to her right. ”

Diagnosis Lynch’s life. He can no longer speak normally, and he has finished the acting profession that he was following for years.

“So, when the injury occurred and I had every delegate that was at the time, they were expressing that they did not want to work with me anymore until it improves,” he told Fox News Digital.

“It seems harsh, but it is also similar, well, how will you send a representative to a room where they are blind and they cannot control their motor skills on the left side of their bodies?”

Lynch said that early was filling the hope for recovery.

“But when that did not happen, that was when it became like a panic city,” he said.

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Drew Lynch performs the reserve comedy in the tenth season of “America’s Got Talent”. (NBC/Getty)

In this dark period, a friend Lynch urged to enter the stage in a comic club and share his struggles during an open microphone night. This decision helped him discover his true call.

“I think it happened when I had a friend who told me – this was before I went to the theater after my injury – he said, I think you need to talk about it. I think you need to talk about it on stage. I did it in an open microphone, and the jokes were not good.”

Although jokes fell, Lynch felt a real relationship with the audience.

“There was just a feeling of sympathy in the room, because the comedians – we all suffer from something,” he said. “There is something that we hide or run because of anything we feel. All that is absent from our feelings of self -esteem, that’s what we are here.”

“I really felt contact people again for a moment,” he said, adding that he decided at the time and there to give her a chance.

“Then when that happened, I was like,” well, I think I will try to understand his knowledge. “

When asked if he would circulate his current life with one without stuttering and a high -level profession, Lynch said he did not think he would do so.

Oh, man, I don’t know that I will circulate this because I learned a lot about art and learned a lot about myself. I did everything I could to reach what I am now and I only mean, as if to restore my injury, just what I had to do to get here. So, I do not know that ever. ”

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