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Desus and Mero Split From Viceland
After nearly a year and a half on Viceland, comedic duo Desus Nice and The Kid Mero are exiting Vice’s television venture. The final show is set to air on June 28 and the two are reportedly eyeing a deal with Showtime for what may be a weekly show. The two Bronx born hosts have gone from posting jokes on Twitter, to a podcast on Complex, to MTV2, Viceland and now possibly Showtime so the glow up is real. Showtime and Viceland have yet to comment on the split and neither have the duo on their respective social media accounts.
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Desus & Mero Split From Viceland was originally published on cassiuslife.com
