Author Topic: Droit de veto clips  (Read 6599 times)

J Silu #15 on: June 08, 2020, 00:41

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Bouro Mpela wasn’t there. It was Alain Kabobo who was dancing like a monkey during the rehearsal and attacking Bouro.


Ohhhhhh loooiol wait. No way. I've seen people say that's Bouro Mpela, when they're showing his dancing skills but it wasn't him.

Wow. Where is Alain Kabobo now?

Really, then they must have drunk some strong stuff lol.

Alain Kabobo is a brother in Christ right now.




Wow. Thanks will watch this 

J Silu #16 on: June 08, 2020, 00:48

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The Droit de veto clips (Rond Point, Droit de veto) are some of the worst and most unprofessional clips I've ever seen. You can literally see the other cameramen in the shot it was just terrible, no effort made.

Loooooool, I didn't like the quality of the video and the sound.

SLK97 #17 on: June 08, 2020, 01:08

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The Droit de veto clips (Rond Point, Droit de veto) are some of the worst and most unprofessional clips I've ever seen. You can literally see the other cameramen in the shot it was just terrible, no effort made.

Even by Koffi's standards, both videos felt primitive.