When I Say I Am Going To

I've Always Been A Jokester. The Things I Got In Trouble For, When I Was Little, Was Always About Making A Joke Or Setting Up A Prank Or Being Silly When I Should Be Paying Attention.

Love Is The Ultimate Theme, But It's Not Just For Women.

I First Wanted To Be A Comedian When I Was Six Or Seven And My Dad Showed Me Laurel And Hardy's "perfect Day" On Tv.

There's So Much Negative Imagery Of Black Fatherhood. I've Got Tons Of Friends That Are Doing The Right Thing By Their Kids, And Doing The Right Thing As A Father - And How Come That's Not As Newsworthy?

We Spend Money That We Do Not Have, On Things We Do Not Need, To Impress People Who Do Not Care.