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Don Jazzy Vs Banky W: Superstars clash in ring fight [Watch here]

Posted by: Editor March 30, 2014 in Funny Stuffs Leave a comment

By Osagie Alonge

Popular animator and illustrator @thesmilinghat got bored and decided to create a 2D animation of Nigerian celebrities Don Jazzy and Banky W in a fight (think street fighter on Nintendo).

Want to know who won the battle? Watch below…

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