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The Blanket I Used To Call Suit – Basketmouth Shares Inspirational Throwback Photos
One of the most successful comedians in Nigeria, Bright Okpocha, better known by his stage, Basketmouth, has shared photos of his days in the ‘wilderness’.
Today is not yet Thursday and a little throwback will not hurt anybody.
So, Nigerian comedian Basketmouth, 39, shared this hilarious throwback photo when he used to rock a suit as big as a blanket.
“The real MVP, GQ standard. Just check out the blanket I used to call a suit, damn!!!! I used to have style” was the caption he gave the photo which has attracted laughter on social media.
Basketmouth is who is also an actor and rapper has organized popular stand-up comedy concerts like Basketmouth Uncensored across the globe.
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