Despite being in his early 60s, Veteran actor, Richard Mofe Damijo better known as RMD is one of the most energetic celebrities in the industry.
The movie star, never allows his age to stop him from having fun as a DJ trying something new.
The veteran has left his fans entertained as he shared an epic throwback video of him rocking a skirt.
The 61-year-old bragged that he didn’t only rock the skirt but also dropped moves in it.
Tagging Don Jazzy, Andrew Esiri, and Tega Mavin, he questioned which of them dared him to throw the popular ‘shoki’ dance.
“Not only did I rock a kiit, but I also dropped some major moves in it, lol @donjazzy @andrewesiri and @tegamavin which of you asked me “throw shoki”.
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One Onyinyeo wrote, “When you’ve paid your dues and you’re now just living life
Lucky stargram wrote, “These proof no get respect for elders ooo. Dem dey make ose dey Juno up and down
OneTracici Nnamon wrote, “Thank God for vibrant African cultural dances! No offense but I jus got a headache listening to that
One Barbee Hima wrote, “Come and see your mentor. Hope he is wearing tight under the skirt
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Celebrities react to actor RMD’s hilarious and energetic dance video
Just months back, Richard Mofe Damijo had left many celebrities in stitches as he shared a very hilarious and energetic video of himself and content creator, Frank Itom choreographing a mixed tape.
Mofe Damijo had dropped this interesting dance video of himself vibing too energetically (considering his age) to a mixed array of songs.
He shared the video with the caption: “I hope you enjoy watching this video as much I enjoyed making it.”
The video captured the attention of many celebrities who loved the clip and wasted no time pouring encomium on the veteran actor.
Richard Mofe Damijo breaks down in tears, speaks on battling the specter of death
In other news, RMD had opened up on fighting the specter of death in his life since he turned 59 years old.
In an exclusive interview with Nigerian Journalist Chide Jideonwu, the actor revealed that none of his parents lived up to 60 years, and turning 60 in a few means that life just started for him.
Richard Mofe Damijo said when he turned 59 years, it was a big deal for him considering his mother died at age 59, and his father died at 57/58, which made him question how he could break the cycle.
According to the veteran actor, his parents were diabetic and hypertensive, the reason he chose to consistently go on weight loss programs to look healthier is that he does not want to walk in the path of his parents.
In his word: None of my parents lived to be 60, so life for me is just about to get started.”
“There’s been a specter of death around my life, that’s what I’ve been dealing with last year till this year. When I turned 59, it was a big deal for me, a big deal for me! My mom died at 59, my father died at 57/58.”
“So, it was like, can I break it? When people see me and I go on a weight loss, people think that… you know, it’s health. Both my parents were diabetic and hypertensive, I don’t want to be that. I don’t want to be diabetic and hypertensive, I want to be healthier. At least give me a fighting chance to change that whole cycle. Yes, I’m a Christian now, so I’ve broken that yoke but I have to also help myself.”
“Becoming 60 for me is even a bigger deal, so when July comes and I become 60. You know how the Bible says old things have passed away, I will truly become a new man because that is when I’ll make a bucket list. So all these things that you think I’ve achieved or done, for me it’s nothing, like zero.”
“So I’m going to now sit down when I’m 60 and do a bucket list … and then we’ll start.” This was such a heartfelt moment. Eish. It’s such an honor to do this show
