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The online fake feud between Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman was a wildly entertaining spectacle to behold. As fans, we got to sit back and enjoy a couple witty celebrities, engage in the kind of playful, snarky banter we might lend ourselves over to with friends and associates in our daily life. It was relatable. And that was the beauty of it. "Tweet reports" indicate that the two men are calling an "official truce" and will be helping each other out in some marketing efforts. I'll believe it when I see it. I'm keeping the faith that there's some more trolling and roasting lurking around the corner from at least one of 'em! 

The man's a national treasure. All hail Ryan Reynolds!

Bless you and your ceaselessly entertaining Twitter banter, Ryan Reynolds. But also, can we please get Deadpool in an Avengers movie? 

Ryan Reynolds is the KING of Twitter. Hands down. Undeniable fact of life. The guy spits comedy gold. 

Some crazed fans are taking Ryan Reynolds (aka Deadpool) advice too seriously! Hopefully it was nothing more than a sh*tty prank, and things worked out for this dude. 

Kanye West took to Twitter to stir up the proverbial pot of controversy he would seem hellbent on existing in; and claimed Ryan Reynold's and his team ripped some of his music for the recent Deadpool 2 movie. Naturally, Ryan Reynolds went full Deadpool and shut down the BS claim, with an A+ response. Eager and hopeful this one escalates to a full-fledged spicy Twitter beefwar. 

It's a fact of life: We see Ryan Reynolds (aka Deadpool), we love it. 

Ryan Reynolds was ready to save the day when WTF rumors about "baby legs" in Deadpool 2 started running rampant. Thank goodness...

BOOM.ROASTED.

Give that marketing department a damn raise. This shit's brilliant. 

The Deadpool marketing is EVEN BETTER this time around. 

Leave it to Ryan Reynolds to savagely roast the Avengers team with a letter that glaringly parodies everything about the heartfelt original from the Russo Brothers (directors) to the world before the Avengers Infinity War premiere. The attention to detail and high caliber banter would make Deadpool himself proud. 

Well, it was worth a try. Maybe they'll change their minds eventually...