Mr. P: One Named Peter | Vibe.ng Magazine

molehills. First of all, discover your passion and follow it, when you have done this, no matter the obstacles in your way in any industry, you will scale through.

WHO DO YOU LOOK UP TOO IN THE E ­ NTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY? Apart from God, I love good things. So, anybody who is doing well, and producing good music or good movies, I look up to them, so far you are doing well, then I’d look up to you.

WHO WOULD YOU LIKE TO WORK WITH? Anybody that is doing well in their field, I would like to associate with them.

YOU ARE INTERESTED IN POLITICS? I don’t like politics, it is not for me. So I don’t see myself practicing it.

LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR COMEDY, HOW DO YOU CLASSIFY IT, DO YOU DO S ­ TAND-UP? I’ve never done stand-up. Most of the people that watch my movies don’t even know I do comedy except those that watch my skits on ­Instagram. Anyway, comedy is what my friends know me for. It’s unfortunate that the first ­major role I took in a movie was a mean role and I’ve been getting those same kind of roles even in comedy. I love comedy, when I talk, people laugh, my friends tell me “you can do comedy” but I’ve never done stand-up before even though I’ve anchored events before.

I even did comedy skits where I played two characters, the serious and the unserious. So comedy is a yes for me.

WOULD YOU LOVE TO OWN YOUR OWN SHOW? Well, I had a bigger picture in mind-“David Jones House”, where I would have David Jones kitchen, David Jones garage where they would sell cars, David Jones studio, David Jones wardrobe. So I’ve always seen things in a ­bigger picture. I believe that no time is too late, no ­matter what it is, if you have something in mind then it’s going to come through. So to have my own show would sound good.

HOW DO YOU MANAGE YOUR MULTIPLE PERSONALITIES? I’m a different person when I’m not performing and it’s quite easy to separate my act from my real self. So its very easy to differentiate and manage my act from my real self.