Guests In Celebrity Roasts That Misunderstood The Assignment And Unexpectedly Got Their Feelings Hurt
It’s time for a good sit-down and ego-bruising for these celebs.
Comedians stand up on stage and make fun of either themselves or anything else in the world. If they’re really good, you’ll get a few guffaws, and no rotten tomatoes will be harmed.
Some people find the concept of comedy even funnier, and it’s called a roast. A comedy roast means you’ll have a guest, and then preferably invite acquaintances to create a whole segment dedicated to making fun of that guest.
This became a hit for showrunners and led to the creation of celebrity roasts. Their reputation goes out the window as jokes come for them, left and right.
Most of the time, they embrace that expression of acceptance and laugh along with the audience. Other times, they genuinely get their feelings hurt.
It’s understandable; when you’ve got fame and vanity, you can be the target of insults, but it’s quite different when it comes from someone you know, and you can only listen.
Plus, with all the insults hidden in jokes, there’s a significant possibility that it’ll turn you into a bad sport. You’ll end up with that sulky face that even good acting couldn’t hide.
If you want to know who failed the test, it’s time to binge-watch celebrity roast shows. If you can’t be bothered with that, we’ve got a list for you.
1. Jonah Hill and Sarah Silverman Came at Each Other Even Though the Actual Guest Wasn’t Either of Them.
Sarah started to joke about Hill being lured onto the stage by using a blunt and then proceeded to throw jokes about his weight.
Screenshot from Youtube video/Comedy CentralOf Course, Jonah Didn’t Let the Opportunity Pass and Focused on Silverman’s Romantic Aspects and Age.
Sarah admitted that although she’s been through the whole roast process many times, she was still unexpectedly hurt.
Screenshot from Youtube video/Comedy Central2. Rob Lowe Was the Guest of Comedy Honor One Time, and Somehow the Tables Turned to Ann Coulter.
Ann Coulter said that she was blindsided by the jokes directed at her instead and felt that they purposely created that evil edit using her clips.
Screenshot from Youtube video/New York Magazine
3. Natasha Leggero Opted to Bow Out When She Was Offered a Third Time to Participate in the Roast.
She explained that she tried to anticipate the worst jokes they would throw at her and evaluated that she wasn’t mentally ready for that after just having a baby.
4. Merciless Roasters Are Used to the Game, and Usually There’s No Insult That Would Break Their Wall, but One Time Nikki Glaser Got Hit.
Screenshot from Youtube video/ 15SecShortFun
It Was an Insult About Her Appearance After Nikki Had Already Made Her Feelings Known for Him.
Screenshot from Youtube video/15SecShortFun
5. The Late Bob Saget Would Often Take the Jokes Like a Good Sport as Long as the Subjects Weren’t the Olsen Twins.
In a 2008 roast, Jeff Ross threw a joke that involved Mary-Kate Olsen, and Saget didn’t take it lightly since he’s very protective of them.
Screenshot from Youtube video/Gavin Faker Baker
6. Chevy Chase Was Supposed to Be the Main Event in a 2002 Roast, but What Hurt More Than the Jokes Were His Comedy Friends Who Didn’t Show Up for It.
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Whether you’ve been in the business for a long time or are a celebrity who wants to try it out, there’s no one who’s safe from getting hurt unexpectedly.
Celebrities often have tougher skin and take insults better than most people, especially after dealing with them both online and offline. But it does double the pain when it’s from their friends.
