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The Fashion Police: Breezango #FashionPolice #FashionFiles #Breezango #SmackDownLive

The Fashion Police are getting over and it is a beautiful thing! These two are sooo funny, I actually really chuckle during their backstage promos. They have captured that thing called comedy and harnessed it. 
Did you notice the "Missing" poster they had on the board with Chris Jericho's face on it? Vince McMahon's mugshot? Big Boss Man's picture? The Mean Street Posse is wanted for Gang Activity! Luke Harper's picture says Big & Tall and Beardy! They call the Usos the Uggos. HAHA! 

 I love that the WWE has added some much-needed comedy to SmackDown Live this is like Will Ferrel level of comedy. It is so funny because they are so stupid, and caught up in themselves. That is a level of comedic storytelling genius. They aren't necessarily telling jokes, rather they have adopted a gimmick and their characters are so oblivious and dedicated to their fashion police cause that it is the most entertaining thing to watch. 

 Breezango needed a reboot and this did it! This is the kind of stuff that makes SmackDown better than Raw. I can almost predict segment by segment everything that will happen at Raw. On the other hand, SmackDown is creating a whole new product that is fresh. New guys are getting a shot and are able to prove themselves in more ways than one.

           -Britt

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