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@harikondabolu

Comic from Queens living in Brooklyn. Co-host of . Repping 1-718 dangerously. Watch my Netflix special “Warn Your Relatives.” I have great hair.

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    May 9

    Indian People Love Mangos. From my special “Warn Your Relatives.” Available Now!

    197 replies 815 retweets 3,624 likes
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  2. 1 hour ago

    Albuquerque, my last 2 shows at are TONIGHT at 7pm & 930pm. Tickets:

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    2 hours ago

    Excited to finally watch ’s Netflix special (happy to report Apple TV’s voice recognition recognized his name)

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  4. Retweeted
    1 May 2013

    "Do it, Rockapella!" -CARMEN SANDIEGO REPEATEDLY FROM A PRISON CELL SOMEWHERE

    8 replies 18 retweets 84 likes
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  5. Sep 14

    NEW MEXICO! I headline TONIGHT AND TOMORROW!

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  6. Sep 14

    CONNECTICUT!

    Tickets to comedian Netflix featured on October 28th are On Sale NOW! Get tickets at:
    4 replies 2 retweets 28 likes
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  7. Sep 13

    Good thing Donald Trump is not Black. Otherwise, people might see him as a heartless, delusional narcissist.

    3000 people did not die in the two hurricanes that hit Puerto Rico. When I left the Island, AFTER the storm had hit, they had anywhere from 6 to 18 deaths. As time went by it did not go up by much. Then, a long time later, they started to report really large numbers, like 3000...
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  8. Sep 13

    Cops are apparently immune to “white guilt.”

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  9. Sep 13

    2018 FALL TOUR: New Mexico, Baltimore, Tampa, Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, Chicago, Minneapolis, Columbus, Providence, Boston, New Brunswick (NJ) and Connecticut:

    8 replies 6 retweets 39 likes
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  10. Sep 13

    I am performing in Chicago on October 11th! Here is where you get tickets:

    Replying to @MattMcGorry @harikondabolu
    Are you performing on sep 21st at Thalia hall, Chicago? Your website doesn’t have that info, but is selling tickets.
    1 reply 2 retweets 15 likes
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  11. Retweeted
    Sep 12

    Can’t recommend this stand-up special enough. Hilarious with super sharp social commentary. Maybe the first and only time I’ll hear a bit about John Brown during standup.

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    Indian People Love Mangos. From my special “Warn Your Relatives.” Available Now!
    2 replies 18 retweets 226 likes
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  12. Retweeted
    Sep 12

    Daily Show tonight vs. ’s album.

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  13. Sep 12

    ALBUQUERQUE! I’m on the cover of to promote my shows at THIS FRIDAY & SATURDAY!

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  14. Sep 12

    This is the kind of reporting I’ve been looking for.

    Even though a ban on Indian mangoes lifted a decade ago, the fruits are still often a bland disappointment in the U.S. investigates why:
    48 replies 182 retweets 1,809 likes
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  15. Sep 12

    LONDON! See you at in December!

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  16. Sep 11

    Stand-up comedy has the potential to be a liberating artform for women, people of color, LGBT folks & other oppressed people. You have a direct line to an audience with fewer gatekeepers & financial restrictions when starting out compared to other artforms. Laughter rules all.

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  17. Sep 11

    After watching “Nanette” by , I wasn’t ashamed of comedy nor did I want to quit it. Rather, it challenged me to make more personal art & to continue playing with structure. We will soon see many daring young comics who will cite Hannah as an inspiration

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  18. Sep 11

    “Nanette” by is a crucial work of art. If you say it’s “anti-comedy,” you didn’t see it or are projecting your own insecurities. She told us how limiting standup was for HER based on HER experiences. By taking this risk, she inspires many more comics to take risks.

    116 replies 915 retweets 8,105 likes
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  19. Sep 11

    In standup, blaming the crowd for a bad show is a weak move. It’s your job to find a way to make strangers laugh. When you start complaining about “political correctness” and how “college kids are too sensitive,” you’re essentially blaming the crowd.

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  20. Sep 11

    OLD DUDE COMICS: As times change, the requirements for a given job may change, as well. Knowing this, you should either update your skills to meet the current era or retire.

    26 replies 122 retweets 947 likes
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    Sep 11

    “Knowing that the accent was used to mock us made me very apprehensive to have people meet my family.” found his own comedic voice to skewer the often cartoonish, one-dimensional portrayal of brown people in popular culture.

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