Demi Adejuyigbe wants government-mandated dance classes for all men—or so he told Kareem Rahma on Subway Takes. It’s hard not to like the idea of a world where everyone boogies as hard as the comedian does, whether in his iconic series of annual music videos set to Earth, Wind & Fire’s “September” or the absurd musical numbers from his celebrated one-man shows. (The title of his Edinburgh Fringe debut advertised that he would also do a backflip on stage). Between his countless pursuits as a 21st-century renaissance man, including DJ sets, TV writing, podcasting, and film photography, Adejuyigbe somehow finds time to reply to every text and to research visual effects in movies. Like LeBron James in his favorite meme, he is truly “smiling through it all.”
\n\nIt's a very default one. I just need something that’s not going to sound like anything else. I don't do a custom tone, because I feel like I could very simply just be like, “Oh, it's this song,” but I need something that will be annoying very quickly.
\n\nI get notifications for it, and I’m always like, “That's none of my business.” I'm on my phone a lot. I use my phone in…
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