Comedian Isaac Olayiwola, popularly known as Layi Wasabi, discusses the inheritance of his grandfather’s old suits and shoes, which he creatively utilizes in his skits.
Renowned for his depiction of ‘The Law’ character in his comedic series, this skit creator shared insights during a recent interview.
The comedian disclosed that the oversized suits featured in his skits were originally owned by his grandfather, passed down to him through generations.
Layi Wasabi mentioned discovering approximately five additional suits while rummaging through his late grandfather’s wardrobe.
He highlighted that while the suits predate him, the shoes are relatively more recent, with an estimated age of 20 years.
“Funny how the suits are normally wear to play ‘The Law’ belonged to my grandfather. He handed it over to me and the suits are older than me. As you are looking at that suits I have about five more. I have five of different colors. It was just me ransacking his wardrobe seeing old things and he was like “Have it, have it” even the shoe, but I think the shoe is a little bit more recent,” he said in part.
The shoe and suit I use belonged to my grandfather – Layi pic.twitter.com/CrH8XrAIXT
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