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Actor and comedian, Funny Face, has shared a video of himself dancing with his colleague Kalybos.
Posting the video on his Instagram page, the embattled comedian said the video is from a movie which was shot last year and aimed at bringing Ghana and Nigeria together.
It was directed by actor and producer Mike Ezuruonye, he added.
In the video, Funny Face was seen twerking hard in front of some people including Mike Ezuruonye.
He later joined Kalybos on the other side to jam together to a Ghanaian song whilst the others looked on.
This video comes after the Funny Face had called Kalyboss for betraying him on a number of occassions.
Though the video is an old one, some fans, reacting to it, calling on Funny Face to mend any issue he has with Kalybos and move on.
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