Layi Wasabi

Isaac Olayiwola (born 11 July 1998), better known by the stage name Layi Wasabi, is a Nigerian comedian and actor. He won the best content creator award at the AMVCA. Quotes Osogbo is a quiet city that allows your thought to wander and that was basically what made me who I am. The people I imitate in the skits are people I have seen in Osogbo. Layi speaking on growing up in Osogbo influenced the kind of contents he creates It had always been a long dream but I had to be my own therapist, enjoy this thing, go with the flow and do what I had to do. How skit had always been his dream The circle of friends you have determines the circumference of the earth to you. Talking a client into joining GNCC --extract from his skit titled Cost of Living It’s much easier to navigate your audience and their preferences when you’re a macro influencer. When you have millions of followers, it’s hard to navigate their preferences. How audience size affects a creator’s ability to monetise ...TikTok is taking us back to fast-paced content [like with Vine]. People want you to get your points across as fast as possible. They don’t have the patience for four or five-minute content, except they’re core fans. The value of brevity I don’t believe in the concept of a girlfriend. I believe in partnership. I don’t believe in that phase of girlfriends. I start with courtship. I have to see the wife in the person from the beginning. relationship I want them to see beyond my real-life comic skits and embrace, and learn from my character’s relationship and journey with other ghosts and Saro. His reply when asked what he wants the audience to take away from his role in Anikulapo You cannot achieve success if failure scares you. Layi speaking about how he is not afraid of bad content, or failure Lagos is evidently Nigeria’s entertainment capital. His description of Lagos Before skits became a thing, stand-up comedy was my first love back in 2015. The thing with this industry is that a lot of people tend to follow what is selling right now. But if you think it’s funny, then create. You don’t have to wait for it to be trendy before you start. Do what feels natural to you. External links Category:Living people Category:Actors from Nigeria Category:Comedians from Nigeria Category:1998 births