- In a recent podcast, Josh2funny said that those claiming that there’s no competition in the content-creating industry are only sugar-coating.
- He stated that he has no competition in comedy industry, stressing that his skits are interpreted in many languages.
Nigerian comedian and content creator, Chibuike Josh Alfred, known as Josh2Funny, shares his views on the competition in the industry.
Featuring in ‘The Honest Bunch’ podcast, Josh2funny disagreed with those who downplay the existence of competition, stating that it is a real aspect of the field.
He confidently asserted that he stands out in the comedy industry, with his content being translated into various languages, including Mandarin, Hindi, Russian, and French, in Europe and Asia.
He also expressed disappointment in colleagues who replicate his style without giving credit.
In his words:
“What I won’t take is for people to be copying what I initiated without crediting me. No, I won’t take that.
“Let nobody tell you that there’s no competition in the comedy industry. There’s competition…
“As we speak now, my comedy is interpreted in Madarin, Hindi, Russian, French, and other languages. I’m not with you guys, bro. I’m not anybody’s mate in this comedy industry.”
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In another news, Josh2funny opens up on why he couldn’t treat his 11-year ailment .
After being cured of an ailment he claimed to have battled with for 11 years, Josh2funny, revealed why it took him so long to get permanent treatment.
The comedian shared a video on his Instagram page, which showed himself lying on the bed in a health facility.
The post’s caption read in part, “This is my testimony. I have helplessly been suffering this pain for 11 years. To cut the long story short, I thank God for a successful surgery and quick recovery.”
Debunking the claim that money was the reason the illness festered for so long, Josh2Funny during an interview with Sunday Scoop, said, “There are some ailments that take very long to get to the stage where they can be got rid of. Although I had been treating it over the years and money was not the problem, it required enough time. However, I am glad I am now rid of it.”