Popular comedian, Larry J, has described comedy as a form of therapy, saying comedians play an important role in helping people cope with the emotional pressures of everyday life.
Speaking in an interview with Sunday Scoop, Larry J discussed the future of comedy and the increasing relevance of humour in an era dominated by social media and digital consumption.
He said the constant exposure to social media could negatively affect people’s attention span and mental well-being, adding that comedy provides a healthy way for people to experience moments of relief and happiness.
“The future of comedy is very big, knowing fully well that with the age we are in, the age of social media, if you stay stuck on social media for a long time, there is a high tendency that your attention span will be low. There is also a high tendency that you may be prone to being
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