Amandeep Jagde is a Kenyan stand-up comedian, content creator, and radio personality known for his observational humor and storytelling. Born in South B, Nairobi, Jagde is of Punjabi descent and has become a distinct voice in the Kenyan comedy scene, often exploring his experiences growing up as a minority in Kenya, his observations on societal norms, and the intersection of his cultural background with everyday Kenyan life. Jagde received his primary education at Catholic Primary School and attended an IGCSE high school before proceeding to the United States International University-Africa (USIU-Africa). His early interest in performance was solidified after a failed first attempt at stand-up during a university function, which nonetheless fueled his determination to pursue the craft. He has cited international comedians such as Louis C.K., Dave Chappelle, Patrice O'Neal, Norm Macdonald, and Bill Burr as significant influences on his development. His professional comedy career gained traction around 2015 when he began performing on the *Churchill Show*, a long-running and highly influential Kenyan television comedy program. This platform provided him with his initial national exposure. Over the years, Jagde transitioned into the broader stand-up circuit, performing at various clubs and events in Nairobi. He eventually earned recognition for his own comedy special, titled *Doggies*, which premiered at the Alliance Française in Nairobi in October 2023. The special was noted for blending humor with social commentary, including subtle critiques of corruption and other societal issues. Beyond stand-up, Jagde has expanded his presence into digital media and television. He has served as a writer and correspondent for platforms like *Too Much Information with Ty Ngachira* and has been a participant in prominent Kenyan comedy productions, including the televised series *The Roast House* and *The Hot Seat* on Showmax. His digital content creation—primarily hosted on his YouTube channel—features stand-up clips, skits, and commentary that allow him to reach a wider audience outside of live venues. Additionally, he has participated in various podcasts, such as *The Kisiangani Podcast* and *Surviving Nairobi*, where he engages in discussions regarding the Kenyan-Asian experience, the nuances of the local entertainment industry, and personal anecdotes. Known in some circles by the moniker "The Flying Laughing Sikh," Jagde’s comedy is often characterized as personal and conversational. He frequently mines his own life for material, turning the struggles and ironies of his upbringing and identity into relatable comedy for diverse Kenyan audiences. As of 2026, he remains an active contributor to the Nairobi comedy circuit, continuing to perform, create digital content, and participate in collaborative media projects.