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I’M GRATEFUL TO MY FATHER! He beat and locked me in the toilet when I started comedy, Klint da Drunk

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Ace comedian, Klint Da Drunk, has described his father has a disciplinarian that does not like the drunk character he portrayed when he started comedy.

Going down memory lane, the comedian said that things were so bad that his father once beat him and locked him in a toilet.

The comedian, however, said he is grateful to his father “for not allowing me the full freedom I desired. If he did, I might not have been the comedian I am today”.

He said,

“When I first started the Klint Da Drunk character, my parents did not like it at all; in fact, nobody liked it. There was a time my father locked me in a toilet after beating me, then he brought me out after some time, beat me again and told me that if I ever did the character again, I would be in trouble. 

When he found out that I was going for shows while in school, he threatened not to pay my school fees and truly, he did not pay. I went for other shows, made some money and it was my mother that gave me the other half of the fees. My father did not pay. When my mother was doing that, she did not like it,” he said.

“When I became successful in my craft, my father came to meet me and told me that I did not make him understand what I was doing at the time he was punishing me. He said that his father used to be very funny too in those days and he was sure I got the gift from his father (my grandfather). I simply told him that I did not get the gift from anybody and I am the originator of comedy in the family and I would pass it down.

“The truth is that I am grateful to my father for not allowing me the full freedom I desired. If he did, I might not have been the comedian I am today. Simply because he told me to quit comedy, I wanted to prove a point and I took it seriously. I knew what I was doing was not wrong or bad, I just wanted to do comedy,” he said.

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