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Beyond the acting skills, Majid Michel seems to have more up his sleeve.
The actor surprised his fans with a fascinating act they never knew existed.
During an interview on Hitz FM, he took out his phone to perform a stunt live on air.
"I don't want to scare you guys," he said while opening the calculator application on his mobile phone.
He told the host and panel on Daybreak Hitz, on February 20 to select who would step forward for the trick.
Watch what transpired below:
During the interview, Majid Michel also revealed the real reason behind his lost voice for the first time.
Prior to the revelation he made on Monday, he had said in interviews that he lost his voice because he loved to argue.
However, the disclosure he made yesterday indicated that the reason he gave earlier was a fabrication made up by him in order not to remind himself of a traumatic event he experienced.
Majid Michel revealed to the host, Andy Dosty that he started experiencing the breaks in his voice after he was involved in an accident.
According to the actor, the accident occurred a while ago, when his car was hit from behind by another vehicle, while he was driving away from the Champs Hotel in Accra.
He went on to say that shortly after the occurrence, the breaks in his voice began to occur and that they had persisted ever since.
The actor also indicated that when he told his doctors this story, he was told that his situation was unrelated to the accident.
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