There's no denying that sports fans love to stir up the pot on Twitter and oftentimes relentlessly trash talk various professional athletes that are just out there trying to not mess up, but prone to errors like the rest of humankind. So, when you're actually able to get some football fans to come in and attempt real life field goals that the professionals make look easy, you know you're going to have some pretty entertaining results.
Jimmy Kimmel's "Mean Tweets" series is back in action. These are more brutal than ever. We get to see some celebs take it in stride though. Zendaya rolls with the punches and says those shoes just smell like success, while Chris Rock explains his decision to join "Grown Ups 2" was merely motivated by losing all of his money in the divorce.
Anyone watching a sports game on TV, can fall prey to feeling like they could do it so much better, cause it looks that much easier from the outside-in. Thing is, you get on that court, or field, or rink, and try to physically react to top-notch professionally trained athletes who survive off their training; and you're bound to hit a brick wall. Add the pressure and emotional exhaustion of playing in front of thousands of fans, and you're already halfway to winded without even taking a step. These fans got reality checked, after sending out some mean tweets to kickers, saying they could do it better.
In honor of the 2018 CMA's Jimmy Kimmel put together a new round of soul-crushing mean tweets for Country's biggest stars. Luke Combs getting decimated for looking like the human manifestation of cornbread should tell you all you need to know about people not pulling any punches on these mean tweets.
Gotta give it to these musicians for taking the savagery in stride.
People brought their very worst (or best) to this collection of the meanest tweets we've seen yet.
Mean and hilarious. These are all on point, and therein lies the beauty of the proverbial mean tweet.
Jimmy Kimmel never fails to call upon the most creatively-inspired, insult-spewing pack of Twitter trolls when he whips out this sporadic series. These are usually absolutely ruthless, and always massively entertaining.
Hey, hey, who am I?
You tweetin' at me? You tweetin' at me? I don't see anyone else here, so you must be tweeting' at me.
I'm Al Pacino.
No, wait, shit.
Ah, whatever. Are you tired of De Niro going on his weird anti-vaxing thing and shilling conspiracy theories to whatever idiot will listen? So are these tweeters, who are sending one of film's greatest actors a bunch of mean tweets.
Look, you know what this is. Come for the mean tweets, stay for Bobby D telling them to suck his Bobby D.
What would a Jimmy Kimmel show be with "Mean Tweets"?
Well, here it is. Finally, prepare to have the wind taken out of your sails, Hollywood.
