The Young and Upcoming crew recently sat down with award-winning comedian Jumaima, at his studio, where he often records his famous videos. The comedian, who now lives in\u00a0Winchester Hills (south of Joburg), touched on the difficulties he had in breaking into the industry.<\/p>\n
Born and raised in Diepkloof, the 24-year-old comedian, who also MC\u2019s at various events, spoke about the struggles he faced on his journey to become one of the country\u2019s top household comedians. In the space of a year, Tumi went from living on the streets and having to seek out places to sleep, to become a master of his craft who now shares stages with Africa\u2019s well-known comedians. Qualified as an information technology specialist, Tumi pursued a career as a comedian as per advisory from his lecturers.<\/p>
This is our fourth episode of #YoungAndUpcoming, a segment where we feature emerging talent and hardworking individuals who are making waves in their respective industries.<\/p>\n
What are some of the things you don\u2019t know about this comedian? Is he the son of South African mining tycoon Patrick Motsepe? Does he have a partner in his life? All of this and much more is unfolded in this segment of #YoungAndUpcoming<\/em>.<\/p> This episode was recorded in the latter part of 2017 and music used in the editing is that of Kwa-thema\u2019s very own Steezy Stylish.<\/p>\n Catch the episode below. Happy watching J<\/p>\n