Nose King of Miami Continues Old Spice Assault

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Dr. Schnoz, the “Nose King of Miami,” is at it again with another Old Spice spoof. This one features “the man standing next to the man who could make your man look more like me” reading romantic novel Fifty Shades of Grey.

Last week, the good doctor, Dr. Michael Salzhauer, came out with his initial Old Spice parody which, to date, has garnered 205,993 views. Can Salzhauer reclaim the glory this week? We aren’t sure. We called the initial work the worst Old Spice parody we have ever seen. Then again Rebecca Black’s Friday Friday has achieved over 30 million views to date.

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