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Paul Flomo, a famous Liberian comedian in the entertainment industry, recently unveiled a new logo for his brand, and it has caused quite a stir among his fans.
Some have even gone as far as to claim that he has “sold his soul to the devil” to achieve his success.
Paul Flomo, who has been making waves in the comedy industry, took to his social media platforms to share the new logo with his followers. The logo features a bold, stylized image of his brand’s name, Paul Flomo Comedy.
The logo also featured a diamond symbol with images of what appears to be a dear and Paul at the top of it. The overall logo’s background is black, with a white tine tube accommodating the design.
As Paul updated his profile picture with the logo, he captioned the post by saying, “No time, we need the money.”
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Minutes after Paul Flomo and “Gary The Blogger” uploaded the picture, comments from fans started to roll back-to-back. Jac-Elda Davis, a commenter from Gary’s post wrote, “He has sold his soul to the devil for Fame.”
Musa Dukuly Falika, another commenter from Paul Flomo’s post wrote, “Dude has tried comedy but he hasn’t succeeded the only way now is to join society to get rich overnight, I jeh laugh . The logo itself speak volume.”
Mookie Jack wrote, “He has sign-up to the ‘Illuminati.'” Deko A. Dennis
“You are so unfunny. Must ypu tell us after you have joined a cult? Only the death of one of your parents would mean that you have truly joined the illuminati. Pls don’t attack me bcus your profile pic says it all.”
While some fans criticize Paul’s new logo and termed it as ‘demonic,’ others came in his defense.
Nikey Pyne wrote: “Only some of your free , your Leave la man, if you feel he making magic to get money go do your own das why Mokopa was discover.”
Roselyn Harris, one of his fans writes, “Follow We Liberians are so observant and critical of our brothers and sisters. Paul Flomo Comedy Tv do your thing and promote yourself to the highest. F×××k all your hitters”
Despite the backlash, Paul Flomo has remained unapologetic about the new logo, sitting comfortably and not thinking about changing it.
