Popular comedian Bovi, and ace media personality Toolz were pictured rocking their traditional attire … The two vitafoam ambassadors were on set of a new recording. This is the second time they have been spotted on set together for the shoot of a rumored commercial set to hit top TV stations soon.
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Tuesday, April 28, 2015
COMEDIAN BOVI AND TOOLZ ROCKING TRADITIONAL ATTIRE
Popular comedian Bovi, and ace media personality Toolz were pictured rocking their traditional attire … The two vitafoam ambassadors were on set of a new recording. This is the second time they have been spotted on set together for the shoot of a rumored commercial set to hit top TV stations soon.
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