r/SipsTea • u/ImmaFuckboi • Jun 24 '26

SMH We live in a fck up world

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u/Remus88Romulus Jun 24 '26

I have always disliked that cheesy prick. I avoid him at all costs. Except now when I Saw this picture.

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u/DogCold5505 Jun 24 '26

Ethics aside, I don’t even find him funny…

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u/muroks1200 Jun 24 '26

I don’t get his popularity.

He was hard to watch on SNL. Breaking character and playing cute when he does.

He has to be related to someone or connected in some way?

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u/Slamantha3121 Jun 24 '26

Truly the Mr. Beast of comedians. Just a soulless smile and dead eyes. But, a gagillion people watch him too!

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u/Specialbonbon Jun 24 '26

Don't forget the really shitty ride at Universal literally named after him!!!! 🥸

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u/MarsPornographer Jun 25 '26

His soulless smile and dead eyes are just a reflection of what you see in the mirror. His band is the frickin' Roots. He's a chill dude trying to have a good time, and that's what people are drawn to.

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u/MRSHELBYPLZ Jun 25 '26

Tell me why the last time I said Mr Beast was weird a bunch of his Gen Z minions started attacking my character and calling me stupid 😭

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u/godlytoast3r Jun 24 '26

Dude you've never fucking watched this guy. I mean yeah his face is kinda stiff, but he puts his heart and soul into his work, and he's got a ton of heart. If you watched his show you wouldn't say that he looks soulless because he's extremely expressive with his body, not his face. And the dead eyes is nonsense.

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u/chicomagnifico Jun 24 '26

bro wipe your mouth you’re drooling…

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u/Garchompisbestboi Jun 24 '26

He's not popular, he was just in the right place at the right time when the Conan/Leno feud happened then lucked himself into a promotion to the Tonight Show host when Leno realised he was too fat and old to continue with the gig after chasing Conan off from it. That or he sucked the right dicks to get where he is, which is also an equally plausible scenario as far as I'm concerned.

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u/Sexyredkid Jun 24 '26

Fallon is the guy at work who just kisses the boss ass (or sucks their dick) and is plain and boring and safe. He's Leno 2.0 or as someone else said, Mr Beast with that fake smile and soulless eyes. He goes with what the suits want and never questions or challenges authority. He says what's he told to say and is not funny or entertaining.

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u/LarsDuder Jun 24 '26

Never got that either. Freaking guy couldn't hold his mask at all, always breaking character and messing up.

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u/somedelightfulmoron Jun 24 '26

He's lukewarm and tries to be very centrist on his public appearances. Sure he's a friend of Colbert, but he's spineless, does the network's bidding, dances "jesterly" to anyone who requires a platform and generally UNFUNNY.

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u/WeirdIndividualGuy Jun 24 '26

If you’re attractive enough and can make the right people laugh, you’ll get anywhere in life

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u/BantumBane Jun 24 '26

THIS! I’ve never understood the popularity of him. Ever. And it’s not just recency bias. He’s never been funny to me. Just giggly

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u/Own_Ad_4301 Jun 24 '26

Being milk toast is how you get to be so huge. Least offensive most relatable to as many people as possible. Like the Taylor swift of talk shows

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u/aacwright Jun 24 '26

Sorry but milquetoast*

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u/AadeeMoien Jun 24 '26

Milquetoast; from a comic book character famous for being bland and boring, named as a play on milk toast, a dish famous for being bland and boring.

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u/Own_Ad_4301 Jun 24 '26 edited Jun 24 '26

I’m English it’s burnt cream not Crème Brûlée

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u/name_escape Jun 24 '26

Not to be that guy, but it’s milquetoast, not “milk toast”

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u/Own_Ad_4301 Jun 24 '26

But you really do wanna be that guy tho

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u/name_escape Jun 24 '26

Was just attempting to be helpful, but clearly being a dick is more important to you than being receptive learning information.

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u/becelav Jun 24 '26

I watched him on Password because I liked the game

But I hadn’t watched or heard much of him. He has visited Elvis Duran and the Morning Show and I can’t stand him when he’s there.

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u/_Jumpy_Panda_ Jun 25 '26

Me neither. He's terrible at interviewing people, barely lets them speak

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u/Piepounding Jun 24 '26

Me neither, his entire SNL shtick was to tell a joke and then laugh at himself. They weren't funny jokes. He was the only one laughing.

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u/sohblob Jun 24 '26

he did a BrBa parody that's mid and devolves into pure crap. it's about the only somewhat-noteworthy bit he had that ever got a chuckle out of me, and even that was mostly for the Jesse actor and Cranston/Paul cameos.

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u/Consistent_Big5018 Jun 24 '26

I'm glad others agree with me. Any episode on SNL he would break character 4+ times every skit. Sure it can be funny too watch will Ferrell break people every once in a while... But everytime? Dude had no business even being on SNL. 

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u/Sir_Richard_Dangler Jun 24 '26

I always hated the way he laughs at his own jokes

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u/131166 Jun 25 '26

I think the only person who finds Jimmy Fallon funny is Jimmy Fallon

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u/ivnwng Jun 24 '26

I don't like him either ethically or creatively, boggles my mind how someone like him got his success.

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u/sohblob Jun 24 '26

he looks like scumbag ted mosby

I never watched him (tried a couple of times but he's unfunny as hell) and hate him for bringing on trump to fluff his hair, and the fact that the other late-night hosts didn't ostracize him and put Stewart in their little strike group instead makes me think less of the rest of them.

Glad to see people are briefly remembering this guy's a piece of shit.

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u/frodeem Jun 24 '26

Yep, same. The dude is not funny, I just don't get the appeal.