Rich People Don't Laugh At Comedy Shows; Only Poor People Do, according to Comedian Lekzy DC

 Lekzy recently revealed an experience he had at an event he was invited to, where the attendees were predominately wealthy, in an interview with Berla Mundi on the Day Show.

The celebrated comedian spoke on the program about an encounter he had at a wealthy people-only gathering to which he was invited. He claimed that the wealthy table didn't pay much attention to what he was doing.

He explained by saying,

“ABRANTIE HAD A FASHION SHOW AND INVITED ME AND A COUPLE OF MILLIONAIRES. WHEN I GOT THERE, I WANTED TO ACT LIKE A BIG BOY. SO, I GOT A GLASS OF WATER AND DECIDED TO SOCIALIZE. THERE WAS THIS TABLE WITH CHEDDAR AND HIS GUYS AND HE WAS LIKE, ‘COME AROUND. LET’S PROPOSE A TOAST. SO HE ASKED IF IT WAS CHAMPAGNE OR WHISKEY AND I SAID IT’S WATER AND HE SAID, ‘I DON’T PROPOSE WATER’. IT JUST BROUGHT ME DOWN. I STARTED TALKING AND THESE PEOPLE WERE DOING THEIR THING.”

Lekzy revealed that he came across some folks that were similar to him and were open to what he had to offer. The comedian said, "I found one table because the entire setting was genuinely designed for comedy. They appear to be from the same region as me. Because of how well they were responding, I said, "Today, you are my audience." I concentrated on them, completed my tasks, and then I departed," he said.

Lezky, however, believes that because of this experience, wealthy people do not laugh at comedy acts. Rich people won't laugh, but they'll still approach you and say, "That was really good, you'll go far," the speaker observed.