About Kim Idol
Lived 1979 – 2020 (aged 41). Kim Idol was a Filipino actor.
Michael Argente (March 30, 1979 – July 13, 2020), known professionally as Kim Idol, was a Filipino stand-up comedian, host and writer.
Early life Argente was born on March 30, 1979 to Nestor Eusebio Argente and Maria Carranza Taniegra. He was the second of three siblings. He was a native of Santa Ana, Manila.
On July 9, 2020, Idol collapsed while working as a marshal on duty of the Bureau of Quarantine at the Philippine Arena where COVID-19 patients were on quarantine. He was rushed at Manila Central University Hospital in Caloocan City. He died on July 13, 2020 due to Arteriovenous Malformation (AVM).
Filmography Television (2005) - Pops' Singing is Awesome (2009) - Eat Bulaga (2008) - PoohKwang (2011) - Gandang Gabi, Vice! - (writer in 6 episodes) (2017) - Full House Tonight Live! (2017) - Meant to Be -Shala (1 episode) (2018) - Wowowin
Movie (2009) - Love On Line - Nurse (2009) - My Darling Ghost - Call Center Applicant (2016) - The Super Parental Guardians - Brgy. Captain (2017) - Woke Up like This - Judge
Comedy shows Stage Shows credits (2008) - Poohkwang - Writer (2008) - D' Spooftacular Showdown - Writer (2010) - My Poohlish Heart - Writer and Director (2010) - Endangered Species - Writer (2010) - K-Pak The Wapak Concert - Writer and Director
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Who was Kim Idol?
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When was Kim Idol born?
Kim Idol was born on 30 March 1979 in Philippines.
When did Kim Idol die?
Kim Idol died on 13 July 2020.
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Kim Idol was an actor.
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Kim Idol was Filipino.
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