Born in 1972, Adam Kreischer is a stand-up comedian, reality TV personality, and actor based in the United States. His most famous performance was as Van Wilder in the film version of Van Wilder and Bert the Conqueror, based on the National Lampoon comics of the same name. Since 2004, he has established a name for himself by performing numerous stand-up comedy routines in various cities across the country.

Net Worth	$4-7 MILLION
Profession	Professional Comedian
Date of Birth	November 3, 1972 (age 50)
Country	United States of America
Height	5 ft 11 in (1.82 m)

Bert Kreischer is a multi-talented performer who is most known for his shirtless stand-up comedy routine. He is most recognised for his comedic work, but in addition to acting and hosting reality TV series, he also produces podcasts. Because of this, his nickname is “The Machine,” which suits him well.

In terms of performance, the individual is capable of doing it all. Not only does he perform stand-up comedy, but he also acts, hosts reality TV shows, and has his own podcast. His buddies have given him the nickname “The Machine.”

Early Life

Bert Kreischer was born on November 3, 1972, in Tampa, Florida. His mother, Gege, was a worker with young children, and his father, Al, was a lawyer who specialised in real estate law.

Bert went to Jesuit High School and then Florida State University, where he joined the English fraternity Alpha Tau Omega and studied the language extensively. After graduating from Florida State University, Bert began working as a teacher.

He majored in English Literature at Florida State University, where he attended college. There, he joined Alpha Tau Omega and gained a reputation as a “party animal” among his fellow fraternity brothers.

The Princeton Review recognised his university as having the best party scene of any school in the country in 1997. At the time, Kreischer was a sixth-year student at the school, and everyone there believed that he was the best when it came to going out.

Oliver Stone purchased the rights to Kreischer’s story and the events that took place in his life later that same year. Rolling Stone magazine properly identified Kreischer as the greatest partygoer at the largest party college in the United States. After that, Stone penned the script for the National Lampoon movie.

Bert Kreischer Career

After a talent agency listened to a recording of one of Kreischer’s performances, he relocated to New York City in order to further his education in stand-up comedy.

He was in charge of the door at the Boston Comedy Club, which is no longer operational, but Kreischer worked there Five months after moving to New York City in the hopes of making a living as a comedian, Kreischer was offered a deal to make a sitcom by Will Smith’s Production Company while he was working on Bert the Conqueror. The sitcom would have been based on Kreischer’s character, Bert.

The first time Bert ever performed stand-up comedy was at a Tallahassee bar and nightclub called Potbellies. After sending an audio recording of his routine to agent Jason Steinberg, he was invited to visit New York City in order to take in a few stand-up comedy performances.

Later, Kreischer got a job as a security guard at the Boston Comedy Club in New York City’s Greenwich Village. Shortly after Will Smith moved to New York City, he was contacted by the production firm that would later give him the role of star and executive producer on a comedy.

Bert had appearances in two films from 2001: the short “Prepare to Meet Thy God” and the pilot “Life with David J.” He appeared as a guest star on “The Shield” and “National Lampoon Live: New Faces – Volume 2” in 2004. Both of these projects were released in 2004.

In addition, one of his stories was adapted into an animated short that was featured on the Comedy Central programme “Shorties Watchin’ Shorties.” Among other comediennes including Amy Schumer and Tiffany Haddish, Jenna Kreischer participated on the 2008 reality programme “Reality Bites Back.” Prior to that, in 2007, he appeared in the film “Alpha Mail.”

Between the years 2011 and 2015, Bert appeared on a regular basis as a guest on “Rachael Ray,” “Conan,” and “The Late Show with David Letterman.” Bert has been on a wide variety of programmes, including “”The Kelly Clarkson Show,”  “Comics Unleashed,” “Lights Out with David Spade,” “Last Call with Carson Daly, and “This Is Not Happening.”

Showtime broadcasted “The Machine,” Kreischer’s second stand-up comedy special, that same year (2016). From 2012 to 2015, Kreischer was one of the hosts of the Travel Channel show “Trip Flip.” In 2017, Nickelodeon started showing his animated show, “The Loud House.” His specials for “Secret Time” and “Hey, Big Boy” were streamed on Netflix in 2018 and 2020.

The Cabin with Bert Kreischer, which I think is one of his best works, is not as well known as it should be. This reality TV show has five episodes; the first aired on October 13, 2020. Bert is sent to the woods as part of his detox in the show, but he brings all of his friends with him, and they have a party.

Career in Comedy

Bert first experienced stand-up comedy in a Tallahassee pub named Potbellies. To pursue his career more actively, he uprooted to New York. After that, he got a job at a comedy club in Boston.

This was the start of his act, which was to perform without a shirt on. The story about how he got his nickname—that he got involved with the mafia while on a school trip to Russia—made him famous.

Bert Kreischer’s Personal Life

Bert and LeeAnn Kemp were married in December of 2003, and they have two daughters together: Georgia (born in 2004) and Ila (born in 2006). (born in 2006). The family resides in Los Angeles, and from Bert’s man cave, LeeAnn broadcasts the podcast “Wife of the Party.”

Bert Kreischer’s Net Worth

Since Bert is a comedian and a well-known character in the media, he is available for hire for events both in the corporate world and the private sector. The cost of employing Kreischer is expected to fall between $10,000 and $20,000 in total.

Bert Kreischer’s career as a comedian has earned him a net worth of about $7 million. It is estimated that around $900,000 of the sum was used to cover various business-related expenses. Because Bert Kreischer resided in California, the remaining $6.1 million will have been subject to taxation at a rate that is about 43% higher than the standard rate. Because he has already paid $2.62 million in taxes, it is estimated that his total profits from his career come to roughly $3.48 million after taxes.

His website, the sales of his items, and the number of individuals who follow him on Instagram all contribute to his financial success. Approximately $1,500 is what he makes from each sponsored. 

Comedy Specials and Appearance. 

Prominent Bert performances and stand-up specials include:

• 2004 – National Lampoon Live New Faces – Volume 2 on DVD
• 2009 – Comfortably Numb on Showtime
• 2015 – This is Not Happening on Comedy Central
• 2016 – The Machine on Showtime
• 2018 – Secret Time on Netflix
• 2020 – Hey Big Boy on Netflix

House

The home is located in a district of Los Angeles known as Valley Village. In 2010, Kreischer paid $529,000 for a house in Los Angeles that had a total area of 1,426 square feet, two bedrooms, and one bathroom. Because of the improvements that have been made to the surrounding area, it is quite likely that the value of the home has increased to more than one million dollars.

Conclusion

American comedian, television presenter, and actor Bert Kreischer are well known for his work in several other fields. One of the most shocking revelations about him is the fact that he never imagined he would have a career in comedy. In addition, he is a co-host of three podcasts; nonetheless, the podcasts are the source of most of his income.

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