This Ed Hardy apparel parody video called, “Ed Hardy Boyz” on ‘Funny or Die,’ features Nick Kroli as Bobby Bottleservice and Jon Daily as Peter Paparazzo and is a hilarious look at the Ed Hardy empire.
The Ed Hardy label has attained an astronomic level of popularity among streetwear and tattoo fans worldwide and deserves to be poked-fun at in an entertaining parody like ‘Ed Hardy Boyz.’
Watch as the two ‘Ed Hardy Boyz’ super sleuths try to solve ‘The Case of the Missing Sick Belt Buckle.’
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