Alex Pearlman's video on the morning I-95 collapsed racked up two million views, including clicks from the governor and the President of the United States.
Alex Pearlman has been a comedian for 20 years. He also has 1.7 million followers on TikTok.
"I was invited by the governor of PA to a press conference about the I-95 bridge collapse," Pearlman says in a recent TikTok.So how, you ask, did a comedian and TikToker from the Philly suburbs become part of the press corps? His video, the morning I-95 collapse, racked up two million views, including clicks from the governor and the President of the United States.
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