During that night’s concert, Black led the crowd in a rendition of “Happy Birthday,” while their friend, Mike Bray, dressed in a metal robot costume (a bit for the D’s song “The Metal”), held out a cake filled with candles. When Black told Gass to make a wish, Gass quipped, “Don’t miss Trump next time.”
The line got laughs, and the show moved along. But later that night, as Gass was celebrating in his hotel room, he started to realize his improvised one-liner was stoking political outrage. An array of right-wing media figures lashed out; Elon Musk called Gass’ comments “contemptible.” Charlie Kirk tweeted, “These people are more twisted and vile than we realized,” and an Australian politician even demanded Tenacious D be deported.
That night, Jack quit the band… but now they’re back together… La la la la
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That night, Jack quit the band… but now they’re back together… La la la la
You’ve said far worse. When you could speak.
“Charlie Kirk tweeted…” And thankfully never again.
A great example of what it looks like to not miss.
kyle gass under fire for being too based
Even the most based opinions create enemies.
If it doesn’t make certain people your enemies it’s not really based is it.