Robert Kelly, also known as Bobby Kelly, is a veteran American stand-up comedian, actor, radio personality, and podcast host. Born in Medford, Massachusetts, Kelly's journey into comedy began unexpectedly in his youth after attending an Alcoholics Anonymous conference. Influenced by comedy albums, he found his calling, eventually leaving college to pursue it full-time after working various jobs. A prominent figure in the New York comedy scene, particularly at the Comedy Cellar, Kelly's stand-up is characterized by its honest, abrasive, yet vulnerable exploration of his personal life, relationships, fears, and insecurities, connecting with audiences through relatable struggles. Beyond the stage, Kelly is widely recognized for his popular "You Know What Dude?" (YKWD) podcast, described as an unfiltered "true comic hang" featuring casual, raucous discussions with a rotating cast of fellow comedians. He is a co-founder of the RiotCast podcasting Network, further cementing his influence in the digital audio space. Kelly is also a co-host of "The Bonfire" on SiriusXM, expanding his reach in traditional radio. His career extends to acting, with notable roles including appearing as Louis C.K.'s brother Robbie in the acclaimed series "Louie" and parts in shows like "Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll" and films such as "Trainwreck." He co-authored a comedy book, "Cheat: A Man's Guide to Infidelity," and his stand-up special "Kill Box" was notably directed by Louis C.K. Kelly frequently collaborates with prominent comedians like Bill Burr, Joe DeRosa, Big Jay Oakerson, and Dan Soder, both on and off his podcast. He tours extensively across the U.S. and has performed for troops on USO tours. Kelly currently resides in New York City, balancing his various creative endeavors.