He can be seen cracking people up with his videos and colorful Houston commentary. Now, fans can follow Chinedu all the way to the rodeo stage.
The iconic phrase was uttered once again in the ABC13 newsroom except this time it didn't come from legend Marvin Zindler. Instead, the famous words came from another Houstonian who has built a name for himself in his own right."To be able to say, 'Slime in the ice machine' on here is an honor y'all. If you grew up in Houston, you know how much of an honor that is. I'm having Houston goosebumps right now," said comedian Chinedu.
But Chinedu's rodeo gig didn't occur overnight, with the comedian sharing with ABC13 that it all developed about five years ago when he did a brief social promotion for the rodeo. Chinedu said it'll be a family-friendly event. "Won't be no cussing. A lot of great jokes. A lot of great Houston and Texas humor, a lot of relatability."
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