- Comedian Ayo Makun expressed his thoughts about his fellow comedian Basketmouth.
- AY complimented one of the movie’s cast members, Victoria, for her talent in showcasing the essence of old Nollywood in a fresh and entertaining way.
- He also praised Basketmouth for his skills as a director, highlighting how he connects nostalgia with storytelling.
Comedian Ayo Makun, known as AY, expressed his thoughts about his fellow comedian Bright Okpocha, also known as Basketmouth, as he prepares to release his film A Ghetto Love Story.
In a letter, AY complimented one of the movie’s cast members, Victoria, for her talent in showcasing the essence of old Nollywood in a fresh and entertaining way.
He also praised Basketmouth for his skills as a director, highlighting how he connects nostalgia with storytelling. AY thanked everyone involved in the film for reviving rich narratives from the past.
He expressed gratitude to Basketmouth for his commitment to the craft and for enhancing the film industry with stories that celebrate culture. Basketmouth referred to AY’s heartfelt note as a love letter.
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See some comments below:
@aycomedian: “Your type as babe go sabi show all your roommates person love letter. Hiss.”
@mizvick: “The love letter reach all of us. Thanks bros! @aycomedian.”
@josiah_japheth: “This new bromance between you too is the REAL GHETTO LOVE STORY.”
@omonioboli: “So beautiful to see! Na this kain love we need! Proud of you both.”
@efewarriboy3:”I no know if I write this kind letter to @kanyewest if him go read am.”
@edoaproko: “I love this bond oh. The forgiveness is real.”
@kaccy2: “But Baba Basket, you stubborn sha.. this is beautiful.”
