How I Went From Being Booed On Stage To Creating My Own Stage Now- Sydney Talker Shares Story
Sydney Talker, a popular Nigerian comedian, recently recounted a touching story about the evolution of his comedy career.
In a Twitter post, he candidly shared his initial experience of being booed on stage when he first embarked on his journey as a stand-up comedian.
What made this particular moment truly unforgettable for him was the fact that he went as far as apologizing to the audience for delivering a dry joke, which unfortunately resulted in some backlash from the unappreciative fans.
In 2017. I was booed, the first time I climbed the stage as a STAND UP COMEDIAN. I had to apologize to everyone for coming on stage. Then I decided to never step on any stage again. I told myself that the only way I’ll come back on stage again is if I create the stage myself. 6 years later, GOD DID and I’m back on stage as a CONTENT CREATOR!!!!
The stage is set!!!! @Influenceconcet was a big success! Watch the space cause This is just the beginning!!! Thank you to all my fans, friends and family for coming out🙏🏾. God bless y’all. Also, thank you to all my colleagues that came to support me🙏🏾 I love and appreciate y’all ❤️ Special thanks to my lord and savior JESUE! ❤️🫶🏾
Sydney’s real name is Sydney Egere. He is a Nigerian media personality, comedian and actor. He is the founder and CEO of Neville Records and was nominated for the 25 Under 25 Award organized by SME100 Africa.
Sydney Talker embarked on his career journey in 2016, where he initially gained recognition by crafting and sharing comedic skits across his various social media platforms, with a particular focus on Instagram.
It was his uproarious comedy skit titled ‘The Poor Power Supply’ that catapulted him into the spotlight back in 2016. In recognition of his talent and influence, he received a nomination in the esteemed 2020 edition of the 25 Under 25 Awards, organized by SME100 Africa.
Sydney has also showcased his acting prowess in numerous Nollywood films, sharing the screen with renowned actors and actresses from the Nigerian film industry. His unique style of humor has earned him the moniker of the Nigerian Mr. Bean and he is often affectionately referred to as The Towel Guy.
