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Gabriel Iglesias (born on July 15 1976) is a comedian who is best known for his loud Hawaiian shirts, funny voices, lifelike sound effects and animated style of PG-13 comedy.
Iglesias was born in Long Beach, California. He is the self-proclaimed "Fluffy Man" (as opposed to fat), in reference to his large frame and his own joke about the Five levels of Fatness (which are Big, Healthy, Husky, Fluffy and "DAMN!"). He has made several guest appearances on The Tonight Show, The Late Late Show, Jimmy Kimmel Live, Showtime at the Apollo, Que Locos, as well as three of his own specials on Comedy Central, one of which was voted the half-hour "special of the year for 2003".
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Gabriel Iglesias (born on July 15 1976) is a comedian who is best known for his loud Hawaiian shirts, funny voices, lifelike sound effects and animated style of PG-13 comedy.
Iglesias was born in Long Beach, California. He is the self-proclaimed "Fluffy Man" (as opposed to fat), in reference to his large frame and his own joke about the Five levels of Fatness (which are Big, Healthy, Husky, Fluffy and "DAMN!"). He has made several guest appearances on The Tonight Show, The Late Late Show, Jimmy Kimmel Live, Showtime at the Apollo, Que Locos, as well as three of his own specials on Comedy Central, one of which was voted the half-hour "special of the year for 2003". In 2000, he was a series regular for season 6 of All That on Nickelodeon. In 2006, Iglesias was a finalist in the fourth season of "Last Comic Standing", until he was disqualified for multiple violations of the contest agreement, including using a BlackBerry. Iglesias was named Comedian of the Year by Comedy Central in 2006.
Iglesias has done a few independent films and voice-over work for Disney Emperor's New School and Family Guy. His most recent project was a one hour special called Hot & Fluffy which aired August 4 2007, and was released to DVD four days later. It has sold over 250 thousand copies making him a double platinum selling artist. He also appeared on the hit TV show "My Wife and Kids," as a Japanese chef.
Iglesias can be seen in comedy clubs and theaters nationally, touring with his friends and fellow comedians, Martin Moreno, and Noe Gonzalez.
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- at MySpace.com
- at NBC.com
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