Comedian Cancelled by China - 'Uncle Roger'
June 4, 2023
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June 4, 2023
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Nigel Ng is a comedian best known for his character Uncle Roger, a stereotypical middle-aged Asian man reviewing cooking content on social media. Born in Malaysia and now based in London, Nigel has just released a stand up special - available at: https://www.moment.co/mrnigelng/
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