Kelsey Darragh

Kelsey Darragh is a creator, filmmaker, and comedian known for her contributions to digital media and mental health advocacy. She is a YouTube influencer.

Darragh first gained recognition at BuzzFeed, where her creative leadership and on-camera presence contributed to hundreds of viral videos, each averaging more than 14 million views. Her comedic style and willingness to address taboo topics established her as a prominent figure in online entertainment. Darragh expanded her reach with the creation of the show "Am I Doing This Right" for Comcast's Watchable and the true-crime pilot "BuzzFeed: Behind the Crime" for Oxygen.

Transitioning from digital to traditional media, Darragh has worked as a documentary director and executive producer. Her documentary short "In Custody Of The State: A Case For Saraya," developed with Springhill Productions, has appeared on the festival circuit. Her short film "It's All in Your Head" earned multiple awards, including Best Indie Short Film and Best Dark Comedy at the Los Angeles Film Awards. Darragh has been recognized as a Sundance New Voices fellow for her dramatic comedy "Where We Are" and has directed a feature documentary about BuzzFeed Inc. Her work includes contributions to E!'s comedy show "Dating: No Filter" and co-hosting the "Guilty Pleasures" podcast, highlighting her versatility as a media personality and public speaker.

As a mental health advocate, Darragh uses her platform to promote conversations about anxiety, chronic pain, and personal growth. Her debut book, "Don't F*cking Panic," became an Amazon bestseller in the mental health category. With more than 250 million views on her anxiety-related videos, Darragh is recognized for her influence in the mental health community. She continues to work on projects related to chronic pain, documentary filmmaking, and podcasting, maintaining an influential presence across television, podcasts, and live events.