Positive K has received a proclamation from the City of Atlanta for his contributions to Hip-Hop and comedy.
"I am very honored, humbled, and appreciative of my acknowledgements and endeavors I have done and continue to do," he captioned his IG post celebrating the honor. "I'm still a student at this this called life. I positively say thank you, and I also want to give a special thanks to the honorable Marvin Arrington Jr and Fulton County in Atlanta,Georgia and my friend Glen Toby.
Positive K recently discussed his comedic endeavors with Rock The Bells. "I've always been a comedic person," Positive K says regarding his merging of comedy and music. "It was always in the music from 'I Got A Man' to my freestyle rhymes. If you listen to my music everything is funny. On the tour buses with Big Daddy Kane, Jay-Z and everybody we was always snappin'. I was the guy that made people wanna pull the bus over and fight. Only problem is that I was good at fighting too!"
K cites Red Foxx as an early comedic inspiration. "Richard Pryor was the man, but Foxx was more my guy," he says. "I also love George Carlin and his political comedy a lot. Moms Mabley, Pigmeat Markham, and Millie Jackson were big parts of my growing up too.
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"I am very honored, humbled, and appreciative of my acknowledgements and endeavors I have done and continue to do," he captioned his IG post celebrating the honor. "I'm still a student at this this called life. I positively say thank you, and I also want to give a special thanks to the honorable Marvin Arrington Jr and Fulton County in Atlanta,Georgia and my friend Glen Toby.
Positive K recently discussed his comedic endeavors with Rock The Bells. "I've always been a comedic person," Positive K says regarding his merging of comedy and music. "It was always in the music from 'I Got A Man' to my freestyle rhymes. If you listen to my music everything is funny. On the tour buses with Big Daddy Kane, Jay-Z and everybody we was always snappin'. I was the guy that made people wanna pull the bus over and fight. Only problem is that I was good at fighting too!"
K cites Red Foxx as an early comedic inspiration. "Richard Pryor was the man, but Foxx was more my guy," he says. "I also love George Carlin and his political comedy a lot. Moms Mabley, Pigmeat Markham, and Millie Jackson were big parts of my growing up too.
Positive K Receives Proclamation From The City of Atlanta For His Contributions To Hip-Hop And Comedy
Positive K received a proclamation from the City of Atlanta for his contributions to Hip-Hop.
