More than 30 million people have watched Kojo Anim audition for Britain's Got Talent – and receive the golden buzzer from Simon Cowell.
Over the past year, the comedian's career has hit dizzying heights, from making a documentary with Kevin Hart's company to finishing his autobiography 'All Jokes Aside'.
We suspect he's a bit more comfortable travelling in black cabs – or at least he will be once lockdown is over.
Want to know the taxi joke? You better watch the embedded clip below – after all, 30 million people can't be wrong.
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What upcoming project(s) are you most excited about?
I’m currently working on a documentary with Kevin Hart's company about my 20 years in comedy which will be followed by a one hour comedy special being produced by them too.
I’ll also be back on another tour with a brand new show so there’s lots going on!
What is your proudest professional accomplishment?
Getting the Golden Buzzer from Simon Cowell on Britain’s Got Talent last year has to be my career highlight.
That moment completely did what I hoped: introduce me to a brand new audience allowing me to show people what I can do.
If you could change one thing about your career, what would it be?
People asking me to repeat a joke they’ve already heard me tell on stage. You would think they would know it’s not going to be as funny because they already know the whole thing but nope, they love hearing it again and again. I think that taxi joke will never leave me!
What do you hope to achieve that you haven’t yet?
I’ve completed my autobiography which will be called “All Jokes Aside” which touches on my childhood being raised in foster care, my career and becoming a father for the first time. I also hope to get a Netflix special soon which I would like to film in Africa.
