TikToker uses humour to address mental health
Individuals dismiss humor or skits as pointless because they don't realise how mood-altering entertainment can be.
Keamogetswe Mokgosi from Ebony Park, popularly known as Rare Music or Seganana, is a 30-year-old musician who uses the power of the internet to show off his skill and promote mental health awareness.
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He helps his followers with their daily problems through comedy content.
The 30-year-old is passionate about creating music, but he refused to let that confine him or make him only renowned for his musical endeavors.
Mokgosi then had the notion to open a TikTok account with the sole purpose of entertaining.
One of the videos he posted later went viral, resulting in him gaining followers.
“Since I was a young child, I have always wanted to be a performer. I began with music after falling in love with a music instrument and then became a producer.
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“But as society has changed and social media has become more popular, I didn’t want to limit my activities to just making music. This is why I made the decision to create a TikTok account that allowed me to express myself freely.
“Along with making people laugh, I made the decision to make comedy content with the intention of destigmatising common and yet sensitive issues. It turned out that my audience related to my work, so I guess I succeeded in my goal.”
He said he has been able to raise awareness about the mental health concerns encountered by young people.
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Individuals dismiss humor or skits as pointless because they don’t realise how mood-altering entertainment can be. It can help people forget their problems at the time and improve their mental health,” said Mokgosi.
“I’ve made it a point to participate actively in the comments and to create a space where my supporters can express their thoughts without fear of retribution.
“It’s essential to me that I don’t just produce stuff that people don’t relate to and I do not tolerate negativity.”
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