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He wanted to be a rapper — but life had other plans.

In this episode of Life After School, Ghanaian stand-up comedian Lekzy Decomic shares his real journey from performing comedy for free to becoming a recognised name in Ghana’s comedy scene. He opens up about unpaid gigs, stage pressure, self-doubt, and how education, discipline, and consistency helped him turn talent into a career.

Lekzy Decomic breaks down why stand-up comedy is one of the hardest forms of entertainment, the psychological intelligence required to make people laugh, and the key differences between skit-making and live comedy. He also reflects on the impact of COVID-19, the mental pressure of live performance, the importance of community among comedians, and how Ghanaian audiences are increasingly supporting local talent.

This conversation is for students, creatives, parents, and anyone navigating life after school—especially those considering unconventional career paths.


🎙️ Topics covered in this episode:

Life after school and creative career choices

Lekzy Decomic’s journey into comedy

From unpaid gigs to paid comedy shows

Stand-up comedy vs skit comedy in Ghana

The role of education in creative success

Mental pressure, failure, and growth

The evolution of Ghanaian comedy

Advice for young comedians and creatives



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