Self proclaimed Ghanaian king of comedy DKB has tagged David Oscar, his ‘beefing’ partner, as irrelevant in Ghanaian comedy.
According to DKB, if he really needed someone to help him fight for comedians in Ghana by dissing Charterhouse, he wouldn’t go for the help of Oscar, who now claims to be a musician and has abandoned comedy.
Never has the saying ‘in the land of the blind, the one eyed man is king’ been more appropriate. Imagine these two mediocre comedians fighting for the title of best at anything.
Only in Ghana.
Due to the three shameless ashawobrities trending right now, it easy to think it’s only the female celebrities who behave like children and air their own dirty laundry in public.
But right on cue, the men are also in to remind you that being famous doesn’t always necessarily mean being a responsible, mature adult.
Christabel Ekeh is making headlines for all the wrong reasons these days but one person remembering her in a totally different light is David Oscar.
Oscar remembers Ekeh as a fun loving girl who once kissed the hell out of him on set and was the stuff of his dreams, not the troubled character attracting so much criticism now.
Some fans can be absolutely mean if not being sincerely frank – as one GC reader just said, he likes David Oscar as a comedian than a musician because Mr. Oscars’ jokes were lame and not funny and that rather gets him to laugh his butts out.
The comments came right after GhanaCelebrities.com published a story on David hanging his boots as a comedian to pursue a new journey as a musician. According to the reader who bears the name Fiifi Bright on Facebook, now that David Oscar is a musician, he wonders what David aims at.
It’s not easy to crack a joke in Ghana and expect people to laugh to it as Ghanaians have problems laughter can’t solve. If you doubt visit our sister satirical website screwlife.com and read comments beneath the satire intended publications.
Ghanaian comedians face the same fate and they often end up rather irritating their audience though some of them don’t rack their thoughts to deliver good jokes.
Comedian turn actor turn musician, David Oscar is towing the political realms as he expressed his livid dissatisfaction on abandoned state-owned infrastructural facilities.
Speaking with Hitz FM ‘s MzGee on the subject of the various manifestos by the political parties, he said he is appreciative of the fact that something was in there for people in the creative art.
Much maligned comedian David Oscar has officially shed the comedian tag and is venturing into music, specifically, reggae music.
Oscar has often been criticised for his perceived unfunny jokes, a characterisation he once pushed back against by saying his jokes are too complicated for the common man to understand.
David Oscar has released his first single ‘Get There One Day’, featuring Afriyie Wutah. ‘Get There One Day’ is a beautiful and catchy reggae jam, and I must say I’m pleasantly surprised. I was expecting it to be an awful song with vocals of a dying cat. But Oscars vocals were not bad at all. Also … Read more
In Africa, people cannot separate politics from national issues and this has been evident in the sort comments the various NDC celebrities have been making in the last few days in relation to the current power crisis-Dumsor.
Ghanaian actor-John Dumelo came under massive attack for saying, ‘Rome was not built in a day’ and as such Ghanaians should stop putting pressure on President Mahama—and allow him to solve the current power crisis at his own pace.
If you considered John Dumelo’s statement unforgiving , then I am sure you wouldn’t take it light with Ghanaian struggling comedian-David Oscar who blames Ghanaians for causing dumsor themselves—and says, he would be a hypocrite to join the #DumsorMustStop campaign.
The comedian who is not anyway funny took to his facebook to call those preparing to stage a #DumsorMustStop vigil a hypocrite by saying;
Time to localize Viasat1. In a space of two months, August and September, Viasat1, the best entertainment television station in Ghana is set to roll on our screens two locally produced productions. These new productions are ‘Laugh A Minute’ and ‘The One Show’.
The former will be a hilarious daily family show, which will feature funny clips around the world. The show will be hosted by David Oscar, an up coming comedian in Ghana. There will be original Ghanaian moments. 27th September 2010 is schedule for the premiere.
And the latter will be hosted by the former presenter of Rhymes on GTV Joselyn Dumas. This show according to the host will discuss interesting subjects about family, friendship, fashion, relationships and other topical issues which affect the lives of Ghanaians. This will be premiered on 2nd August 2010 for the latter.
Check Out Below the photos of the two presenters who will be making difference on our TV screens.. Click Photos below to enlarge for proper view…
