Stress should be lightened by a good laugh, even when the situations are not controllable.
On the other hand, humorous skits and youtube videos were probably inspired out of a dying and ceaseless drive to laugh as a result of high-quality entertainment.
Adegboye Idris Ayomide, also known as Ayomidate, was born in Niger state and grew up in Lagos.
The young comedian attended Niger State’s Glory El School and Osun State Polytechnic (OSPOLY) in Osun State.
His story unfolds as a grace encounter, as he considers himself, a risen man who has progressed from grass to grace. Hence, the young man aspires to be one of the greatest comedians in history and to be more successful in his field.
Meanwhile, Ayomidate enjoys playing football, creating humorous content, and making people laugh. An interesting part of his story, was when he described his journey in the comedy industry.
“I enjoy making comedy skits,” he said. “It all began when I was watching A-list comedians such as crazyclown, Aycomedain, and others. I continued to work on my identity, decided to make daily affirmations, and worked incredibly hard.”
In 2017, Ayomidate began doing comedy skits, including episodes in which he imitated international celebrities such as Rihanna and made covers of artist songs. He always progressed because he constantly released new episodes and that way, worked on his flaws. This strategy aided him in gaining an understanding of what his audience required of him as an entertainer.
Ayomidate’s advancements, on the other hand, earned him recognition from successful comedians with whom he had collaborated.
So far, his plot lines have been relatable and ultimately entertaining, with each episode being commendable. This is covered in an episode of his skits titled “evil forest.” The storyline was engaging and insightful; it had the feel of a full-length film but was only a few minutes long. It was educational because it promoted the novel corona virus. Hence, his audience’s reaction to this video was overwhelmingly positive, as he intelligently educated them on the use of a face mask.