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He started this career of mascotting while attending film school at The American University in Washington, DC, where he performed as their eagle mascot "Clawed!" Bromley was recognized as one the nation's top 10 college mascots by the Universal Cheerleaders Association.
He currently lives in Hanover, Maryland and is married to Leslie, an assistant principal at Beltsville Elementary. They have a son, Bromley III, and a daughter, Cameron, who both just happen to share the same sense of humor as their dad.
Fun Facts about Bromley Lowe Favorite YoJo moment: "Getting such a great reaction from everyone after our very first show."
Best thing about performing YoJo:
"Making people laugh,
motivating kids, and making a living being a cartoon
Toughest thing about performing
YoJo: "Keeping active
and animated on really hot days and also continually keeping Favorite pastime: "Eating Maryland hard-shell crabs outdoors on a beautiful summer afternoon and also throwing really fun theme parties!" People he most admires: "My family for their incredible support, Cal Ripken, Jr. for his amazing work ethic and Mike Myers because he's hilarious." Unusual fact: Once performed as a mascot in the oval office of the White House and held President Clinton's "Socks" the cat! (Socks got pretty nervous, actually)
Email Bromley:
YoJoShow@aol.com . |
The
creator, producer, and sole performer of YoJo is Bromley Lowe who
has quite an extensive professional background being a "character"
...
He
also helped create the concept for the Baltimore Ravens' trio of
mascots: Edgar, Allan, & Poe. For four years, Bromley performed as
the original Edgar, and was even selected as a NFL Pro-Bowl mascot.
He performed at Superbowl XXXV in Tampa, Florida, and cheered on the
Ravens during their championship victory.
In
1999, the idea of YoJo started to form as Bromley
wanted to create his own
independent mascot that would be more than just a sideshow at
sporting events. The thought was to combine his very animated
mascotting skills with extra talent and enhanced production
qualities. This dream finally became a full reality when the
first show debuted at Beltsville Elementary, the school where his
wife was a teacher, in March of 2000. After a few successful years,
YoJo's shows because so popular and frequent that Bromley dedicated himself to producing and
performing YoJo as his full-time occupation in October of 2004.