Terrell Green: Finding Healing Through Laughter and Writing
I hope you never come into one of my aid groups. He was the original raw before Eddie Murphy was raw, because the stuff that he said- you know, I still one of my favorite jokes and I don't know how much you listen to mikey pryor- he goes, coke, make you do crazy shit, like I tell a woman: look, I'm going to run around the house three times and then, on the third time, jump off on my face.
Terrell Green's story is one of resilience and transformation. Growing up, Terrell faced significant challenges. His mother battled addiction, and he lost his father early on. Despite these hardships, he excelled in sports during high school and college. But tragedy struck when he witnessed his best friend's murder, plunging him into a deep depression and suicidal thoughts. Terrell gave up sports, burdened by guilt and grief. However, his journey didn't end there.
He discovered a new path through comedy, drawing inspiration from the likes of Richard Pryor. Creating humorous videos about his life, he found a therapeutic outlet that resonated with many. His content went viral on platforms like TikTok and YouTube, bringing laughter to others while helping him heal. In this episode of 'Knockin' Doorz Down', Terrell opens up to Jason LaChance about his struggles with PTSD, depression, and anxiety.
He discusses how comedy became his salvation and how he now uses his platform to support others facing similar battles. Terrell's candid conversation sheds light on the importance of seeking help and finding passion even in the darkest times. Whether you're looking for inspiration or a reminder that it's okay to ask for help, Terrell's story offers both.