Esther Ku

"I can't believe I was signing boobs last night at the girl code premiere." -- Esther Ku

The "Girl Code" talking heads are legit hilarious, as over 1.5 million lucky MTV viewers learned during this week's series premiere. Whether they were discussing the fine line between crushin' and stalkin' or the importance of embracing the size and shape of one's boobs, Carly Aquilino, Nicole Byer and many more sharp-minded comediennes had us chortling well beyond the episode's end.

Most of the "Girl Code" stars perform all over the country, but if you're stuck in the middle o' nowhere, don't fear -- there's always Twitter! Collected below are some of the ladies' best tweets of the week, as well as a list of their handles underneath for your following pleasure. Take a look, and keep tuning in to "Girl Code" every Tuesday night at 10:30/9:30c!
- MTV Remote Control Blog

Get ready for some girl talk! We’ve got a hilarious clip of MTV’s Girl Code airing Tuesdays at 9:30pm and 10:30pm/ET. - Star Magazine

Esther Ku, actor and comedienne, has teamed up with her sister Po from California to do some stage and Web TV performances here at Bennett Media Studio. Both sisters sing as well, which beckons from their music (and Church) Family in Chicago. I first met Esther at the filming of the TV series ” White Collar” here at the Studio. She then introduced me to her sister, and a new duo was formed from which different artistic projects are being launched. We did a test video project, a spoof on the Tiger Woods incident. And we also had Esther and Po compete on stage at the Manhattan Monologue Slam, which is being presented here at Bennett Media Studio monthly. (New dates are Jan. 29th, Feb. 26th, and March 26th., all fridays). Esther is very active in the Comedy Club circuit, and takes on TV roles as well. Po went on stage for the first time on friday, December 18th, competing at the Monologue Slam against 22 others. She won although she is ostensibly the least trained. - Bennett Media Studios

Esther Ku went from being fired from a job for laughing excessively to a career in which she makes people laugh. The Korean humorist was let go by Sharpie after being deemed a bit too carefree during meetings…. But Ku still laughs a lot. She believes the reason she was kicked off of “Last Comic Standing Season 6? was because of her constant laugh. The saucy Ku, who will perform tomorrow night at Catch a Rising Star in Princeton, has been entertaining ever since she was a tyke…. Ku has gone from prim and proper performer to salacious stand-up. “I talk about my sex life onstage,” Ku said. “I love to go up there and talk frankly about sex. Men talk about sex and bash women. But women aren’t supposed to talk about sex. We’re supposed to be ladylike. It’s a ridiculous double standard. I’m trying to bring equality to my shows.” - MyCentralJersey.com

Ku works this wacky Asian Stoner Valley Girl routine that is wildly vulgar and so funny that you might start crying in the middle of her routine. She was also one of the few comedians who had the audience laughing–and not in that polite way–as soon as she stepped on the stage. The line, “These balls are huge, and oh-so-furry!” rattled on in our heads after the show. When she didn’t make it, many audience members were visibly surprised. - Bostonist

Esther Ku went from being fired from a job for laughing excessively to a career in which she makes people laugh. The Korean humorist was let go by Sharpie after being deemed a bit too carefree during meetings…. But Ku still laughs a lot. She believes the reason she was kicked off of “Last Comic Standing Season 6? was because of her constant laugh. The saucy Ku, who will perform tomorrow night at Catch a Rising Star in Princeton, has been entertaining ever since she was a tyke…. Ku has gone from prim and proper performer to salacious stand-up. “I talk about my sex life onstage,” Ku said. “I love to go up there and talk frankly about sex. Men talk about sex and bash women. But women aren’t supposed to talk about sex. We’re supposed to be ladylike. It’s a ridiculous double standard. I’m trying to bring equality to my shows.” - MyCentralJersey.com

We start in New York City. Fearne and Bill stand outside Gotham Comedy Club where a line of hopefuls stretches around the block. Inside, Richard Belzer and Steve Shirripa judge the contests. Super-cute 24-year-old Esther Ku also shines. Her delivery is described as “conversational and funny” by Belzer. Esther Ku impresses the audience and the judges. - IMDB

“Of the others moving on, Louis Ramey, Esther Ku and Phil Palisoul stood out as confident, well-schooled stand-ups.” - IGN

We start in New York City. Fearne and Bill stand outside Gotham Comedy Club where a line of hopefuls stretches around the block. Inside, Richard Belzer and Steve Shirripa judge the contests. Super-cute 24-year-old Esther Ku also shines. Her delivery is described as “conversational and funny” by Belzer. Esther Ku impresses the audience and the judges. - IMDB