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Ali Siddiq: Rugged (2025)

Ali Siddiq is many things—a master storyteller, a comedy powerhouse—but a handyman? Not even close. In his brand-new special, RUGGED, Ali trades the past gripping tales of his Domino Effect series (40+ million views on YouTube!) for a hilarious deep dive into his current home life, where his DIY attempts go horribly wrong. From botched repairs and general home maintenance failures, to a family that has zero faith in his handyman skills, Ali delivers his signature blend of sharp wit and real-life storytelling. You’re going to laugh, cringe, and feel a little better about your own abilities.
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Ali Siddiq is many things—a master storyteller, a comedy powerhouse—but a handyman? Not even close. In his brand-new special, RUGGED, Ali trades the past gripping tales of his Domino Effect series (40+ million views on YouTube!) for a hilarious deep dive into his current home life, where his DIY attempts go horribly wrong. From botched repairs and general home maintenance failures, to a family that has zero faith in his handyman skills, Ali delivers his signature blend of sharp wit and real-life storytelling. You’re going to laugh, cringe, and feel a little better about your own abilities.

Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Eric Abrams
Written By:Ali Siddiq
In Theaters:6/15/2025
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:800 Pound Gorilla Media

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