the details (via Variety Magazine):
Kyle Gass, true heart of the poster, put the tenacious in tenacious d, Jack Black, true pants of the pisser, put the money in his mouth and his whole ass in front of the camera
the details (via Variety Magazine):
Kyle Gass, true heart of the poster, put the tenacious in tenacious d, Jack Black, true pants of the pisser, put the money in his mouth and his whole ass in front of the camera
Jack Black is currently working for the Dems so this makes sense in that they wouldn’t want his campaigning for Biden to be associated with endorsing the assassination attempt.
It’s cringe obviously. But it makes sense in the context that he’s literally part of their campaign and that being against it is the party line.
I think it’ll blow over after the election and they’ll be back together. Purely happening because of the “Rock the Vote” gigs that Jack is part of(cringe warning). With that said the claim that Rock the Vote is “non-partisan” is obviously bollocks.
Jack Black being the wiling poster boy for the Biden campaign is more of an indictment of him then a justification for this.
Oh absolutely. Just saying that it’s actually not that surprising really given what he’s doing.
That makes it worse not better. Everything you are saying is making Jack Black into a being of pure sellout cringe
Reject Jack Jackboot
Uphold Weird Al thought
I forgot about Trump suggesting we nuke a hurricane lmao
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Kyle should tell him to fuck off and call him a lib bit I understand it’s hard to flip the table when all your money is on top of it.
Maybe Tenacious D 2 will be about them having to beat the devil without ever saying anything mean about him.
If we win, you can continue to do
Everything you want to doooooo
And also we will have to pay your reeeeent
It’s just PR though, they probably talked behind closed doors about it
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