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Mike Khoury A.K.A. "The Truth" — New Comical Internet Sensation

Mike Khoury starts from one snapchat story and continues on into fame.

Sep 06, 2016

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Who is Mike Khoury?

Michael Scott Khoury is a comedian from Maryland, born on July 17. He has wanted to do comedy all his life. As a comedian, he states, "The first thing you should know is that I love to make people laugh so please don't take me too seriously. I am a comedian people! This is my comfort zone! With that being said: please don't mistake my goofiness for ignorance!!"

How Mike Khoury Got Started.

The Taco Bell Incident

Mike Khoury was a ordinary person, not famous at all, until he dealt with a pretty amusing issue with Taco Bell.

The situation starts as Mike goes get some food from Taco Bell. As he approaches the window to pay, he is informed that the guy in front of him took care of his meal for him. After hearing this, Mike feels like a good person and decides to pay for the person behind him to "get some good karma that day." The worker then asks him if he is sure he wants to do this. He claimed that he was, although, later regretting it. He pays for the food and realizes that it was $50 worth of food. His reaction was the most amusing thing to see. He felt very confused and "butthurt" considering that he just payed $50 at a fast food restaurant. One of the jokes he said was, "I did not realize that the family from 'Cheaper by the Dozen 3' was in the car behind me!" It has been spread on Twitter for its amusing entertaining quality everywhere.

Mike's Goal As A Comedian Is Reached

Mike Khoury has been promoted and spread throughout social media for his humorous talent. He gets likes and retweets all the time, along with generous comments about his humor. He is a funny, humble person that is doing this as a passion. Some may say he is hard to talk to, considering his fame, but he says, "No I ain't all Hollywood yet."

Mike continues to make comical, entertaining stories on snapchat (@mikeekhoury) and posts them on his Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/mikeekhoury/) and Twitter (https://twitter.com/MikeeKhoury). His videos are very amusing and continuously get shared more and more every time. He has stories from being recklessly funny to just trying to make an inspirational statement using a made-up story and a little comedy too. From this point on, he is continuing his road to fame, making people laugh just like he wanted.

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