Dan Odumbe opens up on his stammering issue.

Proud content creator and TikTok sensation Dan Odumbe, popularly known as “The Stammerer,” has opened up about the natural condition that earns him an income. 

Speaking on TV47, Odumbe openly shared that in the days when he used to drink, he would talk fluently. 

His stammering got him into fights back then before he accepted and became proud of it. 

The comedian even revealed that his dreams don’t end he wakes up in the middle of his dreams.

“Kwa ndoto mi hustammer, Ndoto yangu hata huwa haishii naamka kabla iishe

Kitu yenye watu hawajui ni huwa Niki make jokes sana wanaona eti its something easy me sikuwai iipenda my stammering growing up nimepigana sana hata niko na ma alama in my fist anyone akiniimitate ninakupiga but i have silly friends 

do you know that insults, we don’t stammer insults, my favorite insult is clicking since iko Haraka

funnily enough wakati nilikuwa nikikunywa ninakuwa sawa imagine but watu wa kawaida wakikunywa they stammer,” 

Whenever the comedian stammers he shakes his head left and right. One of the main challenges he has is his experience in Kenyan matatus.

“Challenges ni mengi mimi nikipanda Matt lazima nipitishwe stage yangu before nimalize kusema mahali nashuka,

ingine ni kazi zingine siwezi fanya kama football commentary

alafu pia siwezi enda maandamano naeza shikwa nipelekwe jela naeza take time kufinish my sentence.” 

Odumbe is a Christian. When he stammers a lot he does shout to project words fluently, The comedian usually gets seduced by my ladies most of the time.

The Tiktoker stammers in real life. Maurice jokes about people with his character-invented break dance. he sings by his body movement. 

“Madem hata sai ukiwauliza ni hao ndiyo wananitaka wanatak kiexperience juu na delay, 

Mimi huimba tu na body language 

Break dance ni sisi ndo tuliinvent stammer alikuuwa anaimba then ikaanza kukwama.”

Dan Odumbe was not born a stammerer. His stammering started in class two.

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