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I currently have a scripted show based on my life in development at HBO Max and am working on an animated series with an amazing team of creatives.Ĭomedian Aida Rodriguez Battles Road Rage in Fighting Words Special Clip: Exclusive Tiffany has always encouraged me to be true to myself, to accept who I am and how I show up and to be ok with that.Īnything else in the pipeline you want to share? You’ve collaborated with Tiffany Haddish, who’s also a friend - has she given you any advice or otherwise inspired you? That others that have experienced similar things in life are released from (even if just a little bit) guilt and shame and know that they are not alone. I hope that people walk away from my special feeling inspired to share their own stories.
What do you hope folks take away from your special? Feels like my life’s logline should be, “If it’s easy, it can’t be Aida’s.” All jokes aside, it was beautiful and poetic, a sweet reminder that my ancestors were with me until the very end.
What was it like filming during a hurricane?įilming during a hurricane was hilarious - it was so my life. Rodriguez also tells Consequence about developing a half-hour comedy series for HBO Max based on her life, her friendship with Haddish, and more.
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In this exclusive clip, Rodriguez finally admits to having a road rage problem when she began “making psychological assessments about people based on how they drive.” Drivers who won’t let you merge, tailgaters, and those who neglect the turn signal all get put under her microscope, as you can see in the snippet below. Fighting Words ends with a travel documentary, as Rodriguez explores her heritage in Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic and reunites with her estranged father. She finds humor in both her own past and the headlines, turning personal history and our collective experiences into her own quirky jokes. Her incredible story includes being kidnapped twice, and surviving a period of homelessness with her children. The actor, writer, and comedian filmed Fighting Words in the Bronx during Hurricane Ida, an experience she tells Consequence was “hilarious - it was so my life.” Rodriguez is still buzzing from her recent half-hour set on They Ready, a Netflix comedy series produced by Tiffany Haddish and Wanda Sykes. The post Comedian Aida Rodriguez Battles Road Rage in Fighting Words Special Clip: Exclusive appeared first on Consequence.Īida Rodriguez tries to suppress her road rage in a new clip from Fighting Words, her hourlong comedy special coming to HBO Max today, November 4th.
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