Using Django ORM, Iterate through table records, test them and delete the record if needed
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00:27 Accepted Answer Score 4
00:45 Thank you
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You can directly query the database for more than 8 days old tweets using lte and delete the resultant tweets. There is no need of iterating over the results and then individually deleting all of them.
@shared_task(name='cleanup')
def cleanup():
    # filter and delete more than 8 days old tweets
    Tweet.objects.filter(tweet_date__lte=datetime.now()-timedelta(days=8)).delete()