Mai Titi, Kapfupi in new projects

Mai Titi and Kapfupi
Mai Titi and Kapfupi

Kudzai Mpangi, Sunday Life Reporter
SOCIAL media comedian, Felistas Edwards affectionately known as Mai Titi in entertainment circles has teamed up with popular musician-cum-comedian Kapfupi in taking local comedy to the next level.

Together they have been working on hilarious skits which have brought back Kapfupi on the comedy scene.

Mai Titi told Sunday Life that she has always wanted to collaborate with Kapfupi and she grew up looking up to him.

“I joined forces with Kapfupi through a funeral policy, Hope Funeral Fund which we were doing an advert for. When I saw him I was very excited because I have been a fan since I was a teenager, as I would watch most of his comedy on ZBC so I decided why not explore more with him other than doing a once off thing. So I sat down with him and talked about collaborating on a few projects that would bring Zimbabwean comedy to another level and being a free spirit man he agreed in teaming up with me and we have been doing a lot of skits together,” she added.
Mai Titi said besides working on the Hope Fund Funeral policy adverts they are also working on a drama that will be coming out soon and as well as a national tour.

“We are working on a drama that is also sponsored by the funeral fund and we are planning on a national tour which will see us embarking on most of the cities providing the best skits for comedy lovers,” she said.

“We are always together working towards enhancing a better comedy platform that people will be happy to associate with and big things are coming, people should watch out for this collabo that we have started on as we are bringing crazy comedy.”-@kayskudzai

 

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