Skitmaker and content creator Samuel Perry, better known as Brodashaggi, has finally opened up about his near-death experience.
A day ago, the skitmaker, who has been keeping a low profile since the gunshot incident, teased a tell-all.
Keeping his word, he released the documentary on Wednesday, October 21, which captured his emotions, prayers for survival, and gratitude as he returns with plans for exciting projects.
Shaggy revealed that he was already done shooting and was on his way home when he got stuck in a holdup. Suddenly, he heard a loud bang and everywhere went silent.
He said he could see people talking, but he couldn’t hear anything, and then he touched his hip and saw blood. According to him, it was at that moment it dawned on him that a stray bullet had hit him.
Brodashaggi said he was hospitalised for months and felt useless. He said he would burst into tears when he saw his colleagues post skits, because he wasn’t sure he would ever be able to do it again.
The skitmaker said he was scared people would forget him by the time he returned.
“We were done shooting and were on our way when we got stuck in a holdup. Suddenly, I heard a loud bang and everywhere went silent.
I could see people talking, but I couldn’t hear anything. Then I touched my hip and saw blood. That was when it dawned on me that a stray bullet had hit me.
I was hospitalised for months, and I felt so useless.
I would see my colleagues post skits and burst into tears because I wasn’t sure I would ever be able to do it again. I was scared people would have forgotten me by the time I returned.