Versatile content creator, Carter Efe, shares insights into why he won't abandon skit-making to fully embrace a career as a musician, emphasizing that music, a divine gift, aligns seamlessly with his comedy. Featured in an interview with Saturday Beats and Punch, Carter Efe expresses how his life as a celebrity has changed, limiting his ability to enjoy simple pleasures without being noticed. Reflecting on the impact of fatherhood, he acknowledges the need for adjustments in his craft and personal choices, noting that parenthood has prompted him to modify certain aspects of his public persona.
Carter Efe shares, “Music is a gift from God to me. When I came out with the ‘states and capital’ song, it went viral beyond my expectations. I know it is a funny song but then, I am a comedian. I usually obey my instincts. And, when I feel like it, I call another artiste. Music and comedy are not distinct for me, and I won’t be separating them.” As he navigates the challenges of fame, he acknowledges the trade-offs but remains content as long as he continues to thrive financially.
The comedian reflects on the shifts in his behavior due to fatherhood, recognizing the need to evolve and cater to changing audience preferences. Carter Efe mentions alterations in his content, highlighting the impact of being a dad on his creative decisions.
