- Blakk Rasta expressed concern about Funny Face holding a driver’s license despite mental health struggles.
- He criticized authorities for allowing him to drive without ensuring full rehabilitation.
- Blakk Rasta emphasized the importance of prioritizing mental health to prevent serious incidents.
- He suggested government involvement could have mitigated the situation, highlighting systemic gaps in mental health care.
- Funny Face was involved in a March 24, 2024, car accident in Kasoa that injured five people, including two motorcyclists and a woman with her children.
- The incident reignited public concerns about Funny Face’s mental health.
- Earlier, he drew attention by expressing interest in running DNA tests on his children with his baby mama.
Renowned artist and media personality Blakk Rasta has voiced concern over comedian Funny Face retaining his driver’s license despite ongoing mental health struggles. Speaking on 3FM, as reported by News & Vibes, Blakk Rasta criticized authorities for allowing Funny Face to drive without ensuring he had fully recovered, highlighting broader gaps in mental health care prioritization.
He stressed the importance of taking mental health seriously to prevent potentially serious consequences, noting that if government officials had intervened, the situation might have been managed differently. This, he said, underscores systemic weaknesses in how mental health issues are addressed in society.
Blakk Rasta’s concerns come in the wake of Funny Face’s serious car accident on March 24, 2024, in Kasoa, Central Region. The crash involved five people, including two motorcyclists and a woman with her two children, and has reignited discussions about the comedian’s mental well-being.
Earlier, Funny Face also made headlines when he expressed interest in conducting DNA tests on his children with his baby mama, further drawing public attention to his personal challenges.
