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Liar... |
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Watch Magic Wipes get rid of the stain like magic! |
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Why are there no pictures of Patrick McDonald on the wall? |
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Yeah, let's find that son of a bitch! |
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I funded a perk for Patrick McDonald to get my name in the credits... where the frackin' frack is it?! |
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Patrick McDonald was the head writer and director of programming at Smosh. He has also made appearances on several Try Not to Laugh videos, Eat It Or Yeet It: Lunchbox Edition, Courtney and Patrick Play 2 Truths 1 Lie, and Can We Teach A College Class? | The Challenge Pit. He was also the first person to play the "Sax Man" in the Funeral Roast videos. Patrick went from working full-time for Smosh to working freelance in early 2023, with his position as director of the main channel taken by Smosh cofounder Ian Hecox until he, too, was subbed out by Lizzy Jones.
In 2021, Patrick began the podcast Artists On Artists On Artists On Artists with Kylie Brakeman, Jeremy Culhane, and Angela Giarratana, and in 2025 followed up with a standalone podcast, entitled Havin' A Day with Patrick McDonald. He also writes and produces content for Dropout.tv.
Trivia[]
- Patrick’s first job was as a writer for a morning radio show in Dallas. During his time there, he wrote a song with Justin Bieber.[1]
- Patrick studied abroad in the UK.[1]
- In 2023, Patrick began teaching classes on making digital comedy content at Emerson College Los Angeles. [2]
- Patrick has been directing and performing at shows at the Upright Citizens Brigade since 2012.[3]
- Patrick hosted a show at UCB titled People From The Internet. The cast included Smosh members: Angela, Amanda, and Olivia.[4]
- Patrick is a DJ for Radio Margaritaville.[5]
Appearances[]
External links[]
Patrick McDonald on IMDb (backup link)- Artists On Artists On Artists On Artists on Apple Podcasts
- Patrick McDonald on UCB Comedy
