In an interview with media personality Chude Jideonwo, Nigerian comedy actor Mc Lively talked openly about his professional challenges.
In the course of the conversation, Mc Lively, a law student, discussed how difficult it was for him to choose comedy over law.
Despite the fact that he excelled at and loved his job as a lawyer, Mc Lively claimed that he wasn’t happy in it.
Additionally, he had a very difficult time getting people to comprehend his passion in comedy.
Mc Lively closed his speech by noting that musician Falz, who also abandoned law for entertainment, is an inspiration and a mentor to him.
In his statement:
“I love law so much, and I excelled at it. But there’s such a struggle between what one does in school, and what obtains in real life. I mean, how do I go to law school and spend such huge amounts of money, and straight out of Law School, I’m being offered N5,000 per month. And before I even got that particular one, I had gone to 3 or 4 different chambers. Now, imagine what I would have to go through when I want to get an actual job.
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It was such a huge problem when I was in law school, telling people that I wanted to be a comedian. People would always ask why I spent 5 years, including law school, just to end up as a comedian. Most times, when you want to do something, it’s always easier when there’s someone who has done that same thing. And I’m usually like Falz the Bahd Guy also he studied Law too. I just want to say, Thank you, boss; that’s one of my greatest inspirations and mentors.”
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