leg cut off by the Jaws of Life shot "in the right eye" Smiley then gets the woman to lead her in several verses of "Walk With Me, Lord", each verse increasing in silliness. "She P-E-E-D" - Smiley prank calls an elderly woman using his "Granny" voice; the aftermath of the call causes the woman to laugh so hard that she ends up urinating on herself. "Is My Daddy Over There" - Smiley plays Lil' Daryl and his brother Brandon as they call a lady claiming their father was supposed to return home with milk for their cereal. The brothers ask the lady what she has cooked for dinner over there as she ultimately hangs up on them in frustration. "Whose Funeral is Today?" - Smiley uses his "Granny" voice and calls a funeral home, asking for her deceased neighbor named Wilbert Smith. She learns that he was cremated and she was oblivious to his death, screaming out in agony when the funeral director repeats that he was cremated. The lady then asks who they are burying this week and offers to go to that funeral to make up for missing Wilbert's. The man tells her that the person they are burying is Hattie Mae Barkley, as she screams out again in agony as it is another person she knows. Personal life On July 6, 2020, Smiley announced that his daughter, Aaryn, was shot during a road rage incident the previous weekend. Smiley is a member of Omega Psi Phi, having been initiated into its Psi Rho graduate chapter. On January 29, 2023, Smiley announced his 32 year old son, Brandon Smiley, had died after being found unconscious in his Birmingham apartment. The cause of death is pending. Filmography Film Television Special Discography To date, Smiley has released six albums of his prank calls: The Best of Comedian Rickey Smiley Vol. I Rickey Smiley: Prank Calls Vol. II Rickey Smiley: Vol. III Rickey Smiley "Off The Hook Volume 4" Rickey Smiley: Vol. V Rickey Smiley: Vol. 6 See also Tube Bar prank calls References External links Official Site Official Morning Show Site 1968 births African-American male actors Alabama State University alumni African-American radio personalities African-American stand-up comedians American stand-up comedians African-American television personalities Living people Male actors from Birmingham, Alabama Prank calling 21st-century American comedians 21st-century African-American people 20th-century African-American people