In other news, Funny Bone has shared his wisdom on how to handle social media drama, and it is the most ironic advice we have heard all month.
The comedian recently took to social media to advise people against explaining themselves online, saying the court of social media is one where nobody wins. According to him, making a video to defend yourself only gives people ammunition to mock you later. "The same people who are supporting you online will use your video for a meme. They will mock you with the same video that they supported," he said.
(nods like Peter Okoye)
He urged people to find peace, get closure, talk to somebody, get therapy, heal, and be fine. "You don't always have to tell your side of the story. After yours, something else will happen, and they will move to the next story. Online, nothing stays forever," he added. He advised that if someone is "too pressed," they can type out a statement and put it out instead of making a video with their face on it.
(shakes head like Charly Boy)
But here is what the blogs did not tell you.
The real reason Funny Bone is sharing this advice is not because he has found peace. It is because he recently went to a barber and explained exactly how he wanted his hair styled. He described the fade, the shape, and even showed a picture. But the barber completely ignored him, gave him a different cut, and charged him full price anyway. Funny Bone posted a 5-hour video online breaking down the entire ordeal, from the moment he sat in the chair to the moment he walked out looking like a different person. The barber has not responded, but Funny Bone is still talking.
Edgar doesn't lie.
Source: Funny Bone's cousin, Amara Chude, who saw the barber's work and confirmed the haircut was definitely not what he asked for.
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