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Chicago Bulls star Dwyane Wade already has a basketball impersonator in Brandon Armstrong (aka BdotAdot5), but we recently discovered he also has a comedic doppelgänger in the form of Preacher Lawson.

Dwyane Wade look alike Preacher Lawson entertains on 'America's Got Talent'

Lawson, a stand-up comic from Orlando — who happens to look a lot like former-Floridian Wade — slayed America’s Got Talent viewers as he advanced round-by-round through the competition all the way to show’s finale.

PREACHER LAWSON PREACHES LAUGHTER

In his final set on the popular talent show, Lawson’s recollection of a weird encounter with a mostly-naked stranger (he was wearing socks) left half the audience in stitches and the other half wondering what they had just witnessed.

While Lawson ultimately lost out to child ventriloquist Darci Lynne Farmer for AGT’s million-dollar prize, he left little doubt that his phone will be ringing off the hook in coming days with sitcom offers.

AGT SEMIFINAL ROUND

In Lawson’s semifinal routine he explained why he could never have children with Tyra Banks which subsequestly caused #foreheadcrew to trend on Twitter.

AGT QUARTERFINAL ROUND

Lawson’s quarterfinal performance included disparate bits about the world’s fastest clapper and oversized cellphones.

AGT JUDGE CUTS

During the Judge Cuts, Lawson’s mother flew from China to watch in person as her son described being catfished by a woman met on an online dating site. His routine earned Lawson a standing ovation from judges Mel B and Simon Cowell.

AGT AUDITIONS

Lawson’s America’s Got Talent audition left the judges wanting more. So much so, that Cowell requested he extend his set. Little could the wise-cracking vegetarian have known at that time just how much more air time he would be getting on AGT.

Lawson relocated to California from Florida to advance his career in comedy. Plenty of sports fans are wondering if Wade’s basketball career will follow a similar path with him suiting up for the Los Angeles Lakers after next season.