MC Exodus opens up about price of fame, money and pain behind the laughter

• When I left school, I started as a DJ. Along the way, I met some friends who introduced me to Churchill (comedian Daniel Ndambuki).
• Between now and December or January, we plan to launch something big that will provide a great platform for young people.

Eric Obuya, a Kenyan comedian, content creator, and master of ceremonies known as MC Exodus, has built a career on making audiences laugh, from his stand-up comedy days to viral skits that have made him a familiar face on social media. 

In an interview with the Daily Nation, he reflects on his journey, the business of brand endorsements, the hardships he has faced and his plans to invest Sh3.5 million in a studio to nurture upcoming talent. 

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