Phil Laude

Phil Laude is a German stand-up comedian, actor, web video creator, and writer born on June 29, 1990 in Kappeln, Germany. He first gained national attention as a member of the YouTube comedy trio Y-Titty, one of the largest German-language YouTube channels of its era. After the trio disbanded in 2015, he built a substantial solo career in stand-up, acting, and scripted TV - accumulating over 2 million Instagram followers, making him one of Germany's most followed comedians on that platform.

Phil Laude co-founded Y-Titty in 2008 alongside Matthias Roll and PietSmiet, a group that became one of the most-subscribed German YouTube channels of its time with parody music videos and sketch comedy. After the group disbanded in 2015, Laude launched a solo YouTube channel that grew to nearly 1 million subscribers. He transitioned into stand-up from 2017, performing at NightWash, the Cologne Comedy Festival, and the MDR Comedy Roast Show. His biggest scripted project is "Almania" (SWR / ARD Mediathek), a comedy series he conceived and stars in as a teacher at a Stuttgart school, running since 2021 through at least a fourth season (in production as of 2025). He received the Bavarian Cabaret Prize in 2024. His comedy style blends social media satire with sharp political meme culture and influencer parody.

Phil Laude has performed live at major German comedy venues and festivals including NightWash, the Cologne Comedy Festival, and regional stages. His scripted series "Almania" is available in the ARD Mediathek. His solo YouTube channel features regular comedy content for his nearly 1 million subscribers. No specific 2025-2026 standalone stand-up tour dates were confirmed at the time of writing.