Seun Ajayi recounts being mocked, turned away from auditions because of his black skin and called 'Calipso' because of his lips

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Seun Ajayi recounts being mocked, turned away from auditions because of his black skin and called

Seun Ajayi recounts being mocked, turned away from auditions because of his black skin and called

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