Papa Penny Penny had fans in stitches after shining on the Comedy Central Roast of rapper AKA.
Papa Penny Penny may be killing it as a musician and politician but he is only quarter to opening a comedy club in Melville and starting a promising comedy career, after shining on the Comedy Central Roast of rapper AKA.
While Joey, Moshe and many others on the panel all drew laughs, the praise was heaped on Papa Penny for his monologue on stage.
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