That tweet from John Mulaney has really got people talking-all the more so for sharing that wholesome little morsel, just the ticket for today! The comedian shared a photo of a billboard advertising his show ‘Everybody’s Live’ captioned simply ‘cute.’ Just that. No further comment, just the right amount of self-awareness from a healthy dab of humor. Classic Mulaney.
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The billboard is covered from top to bottom in Mulaney’s cute little face, and yes, he is truly one cute guy. But this is where fun actually starts with the comments, going wild over jokes, roasts, and challenge throws. Now just fair breaks it down.
First one out: A hit us with the obvious yet necessary observation: ‘That is one very attractive individual.’ Then LizzyLou took a detour by praising the beginnings of the opening credits of Mulaney’s show, saying they set the whole tone. Random? Probably. But also sort of sweet.
Next was a crisp one liner: Princess Summerland complimented Mulaney as “You’re cute,” but facts. In entered A. BEKINSTED, with the funny poem:”He beheld his face in the wild, and whispered public declarations of self cuteness.” Now that’s funny. Somebody should really hire this person.
Messing with David Mello is like, “So when is this showdown between you and Graham Norton?” Uh…what? Whence cometh this? Well, not that we wouldn’t have wanted to see it. Meanwhile, Rockin’ Bubbles just dropped, ‘Who’s that ridiculously good-looking guy on that billboard?’ Best self-roast ever.
Susan Sisko Carter put it sarcastically, “Mulaney is lucky he didn’t name his show ‘Hump Day Live with John Mulaney.’” Okay, that would’ve been…a choice. Then after that, KennySloth253 was trying to suck up more tour dates through Seattle or Portland, I mean, why not shoot their shot!
DxTCinema called it “a beautiful sight to behold,” which is fair enough. Edward McWilliams went wholesome by saying that Mulaney is one of his favorite comedians and that Mulaney was doing a good job of thriving. Right there with you, Edward.
Kay was mysterious about it with ‘Maybe even a serve,’ and Skye ended it with ‘LA loves you.’ I guess from what was shown in that billboard, I’d say that’s true.
So what did we learn here? John Mulaney put a billboard up of himself; he simply called it cute, and the internet was predictable- chaos, laughter, and loads of love. So someone do make that throwdown with Graham Norton happen, actually. For science.
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Summarized by the way, such is life for John Mulaney where a single tweet transforms into a very big thing. Honestly? We wouldn’t have had it any other way.
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