Noah Andrew Grossman (born February 14, 1997) is an Actor, Writer, Director, and Smosh cast member. ^[3]

He began acting professionally when he was 13 years old, appearing in commercials and guest-starring on TV shows.

Noah was officially added to Smosh's recurring cast on March 13, 2015, along with Keith Leak Jr. and Olivia Sui.

His first Smosh appearance was in The Internet in Real Life, and his second appearance was in Apple Watch Sucks.

Outside of Smosh, Noah has appeared in the television series "Boys Are Stupid, Girls Are Mean", He has also had appearances in different shows and also played Pete in Part Timers.

Noah was the host of the popular Smosh 2nd Channel bi-weekly series Put it in My Mouth until its cancellation on April 22, 2017.

Following the shutdown of Defy Media, and Smosh's acquisition by Mythical Entertainment, Noah has stepped away from working with Smosh full-time.

He still appears in videos for the main Smosh channel, along with occasional appearances on Smosh Pit or SmoshCast, but is otherwise focusing on both his independent acting career and his personal brand, Sixth Digit^[12]

He was born and raised in the San Fernando Valley as the youngest of three children. He has brothers named Justin and Matthew. His girlfriend's name is Tiffany. ^[1]

He joined Ian Hecox as a member of the comedy group Smosh.

As mentioned in some Behind the Scene videos, Noah describes himself as 'half Jewish'. It is uncertain why he describes himself as only half Jewish since Judaism is passed from the maternal line, which however makes it likely that his father is Jewish. His maternal grandfather is from Hungary, and his maternal grandmother, featured in Mother's Day w/ Noah's Grandma, is from the now-defunct nation of Yugoslavia.