12-year-old Nicholas Buamah has as of late set the web on fire with the debut of his new Program, "Scratch's Home."
The much-anticipated pilot episode delivered a mix of wholesomeness and humor that lived up to expectations. The inclusion of the Twi language demonstrates Nicholas's incorporation of Ghanaian culture into the television sitcom, whose father is from Ghana.
Hollywood entertainer Som Aidoo, depicting Nicholas' dad on the show and a local of Ghana, flawlessly embraced the Ghanaian vernacular, adding to the genuineness of 'Scratch's Home.'
When Nicholas published his first book, "Kayla & Kyle: A Memoir," when he was seven years old, his journey into the world of writing began. The Strolling Word references, Final voting day." This marked the beginning of his passion, which led to the publication of two more books.
As his adoration for composing bloomed, he imagined making a prearranged show. Teaming up with his mom, Danielle, Nicholas enrolled the mastery of expert essayists and makers to rejuvenate this exceptional undertaking.
Even though gave offers from various stages to highlight "Scratch's Home," Nicholas and his mom picked to deliver it freely, guaranteeing openness to a worldwide crowd. Nicholas claims that he is excited to shoot a few episodes of "Nick's House" in Ghana in 2024.
Nicholas is credited as the maker, essayist, and superstar. He invites everyone to watch MotherHubbard's pilot episode. YouTube.com or TV
