DELAY INTERVIEWS QUECY OFFICIAL AND PRESIDOO

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The conversation opens with Delay welcoming the fast-rising comic pair Quecy Official and Presidoo, whose short skits have exploded on TikTok and Instagram in the past year. She guides them through their individual backgrounds, revealing that both grew up in modest households in Accra, met during senior high school, and bonded over a shared love for acting out everyday Ghanaian situations. They explain how the COVID-19 lockdown pushed them to post their first videos; one clip about trotro conductors went viral overnight, setting the stage for their new career.

Delay probes the dynamics of their partnership. Quecy handles most of the scriptwriting and editing, while Presidoo prefers improvisation in front of the camera. They talk candidly about splitting revenue equally, registering a joint company, and reinvesting YouTube earnings into better equipment. Delay quizzes them on the common perception that creative duos eventually split; both men insist their friendship is grounded in trust and a clear business structure, adding that regular meetings with a mentor help them resolve disputes before they escalate.

Personal life becomes a hot topic when Delay asks about dating rumors and speculation regarding their sexuality. Each denies being romantically involved with the other, sharing that they both have girlfriends who sometimes appear in backstage footage. They address gossip about substance abuse, stating they avoid drugs because it conflicts with brand endorsements. Their mothers, initially skeptical about comedy as a profession, now support them after witnessing the income it generates and the positive public feedback.

The discussion then turns to the wider industry. Quecy and Presidoo lament the lack of organized support for digital creators in Ghana, recalling brands that exploited their early popularity by paying them with “exposure” instead of money. They advocate for collective bargaining among influencers and call on government agencies to recognize content creation as a legitimate sector. Despite the hurdles, they celebrate milestones such as hitting one million TikTok followers and collaborating with established entertainers like Clemento Suarez and SDK Dele.

Looking ahead, the duo outline plans to stage a live comedy show at the National Theatre in December, release a miniseries for YouTube, and launch a talent incubator that will train young creators in scriptwriting, lighting, and social-media marketing. Delay closes the interview with her trademark advice—save aggressively, diversify income streams, and avoid unnecessary beef—before thanking them for inspiring a new generation of digital storytellers.

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