Judge Jazzy : Don Jazzy Unleashes Social Media Frenzy with Hilarious Memes

Judge Jazzy : Don Jazzy Unleashes Social Media Frenzy with Hilarious Memes - PHOTOS

Supreme Mavin Dynasty boss, Don Jazzy has launched a social media meme site judgejazzy.com

The site has gone viral with the #judgejazzy hash tag.
The site, with pages on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram is aimed at helping fans make social comments on happenings in society.
The idea is for fans to download images from the meme site and use any meme app to create their own memes and upload it with the hash tag #judgejazzy.
With the hash tag #judgejazzy, it is currently the most trending tags on social media in Nigeria.
This is another proof of how the Johnny Walker ambassador is active on social media and how well he involves his fans in fun and inspiring online activities.
It is expected that the #judgejazzy cameo will feature in Mavin Records yet to be released video “Oga Titus.”

Below are some judge jazzy memes:

Photos: JudgeJazzy.com

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