Green Day, Common, And Many More Music Greats Get Battered By Mean Tweets On ‘Kimmel’

The fourth musical edition of Jimmy Kimmel’s Mean Tweets keeps the venom from the NFL edition a few months back, aiming it at some of music’s bigger names from over the past few decades. All of the major genres get some representation here, with Alice Cooper likely being the oldest and Zendaya representing the youngest of the group. Apparently, the former looks like a ball sack with face paint on and the latter looks like a whole spaghetti, which incorrectly says is a “bowl of spaghetti.”

Those are far from the worst, though, and also far from the most entertaining. Calling Common the pottery barn of rap is hilarious considering all of the artists he’s worked with and how long he’s been creating music. It’s almost as funny as the person who says that Usher would stop “dead ass” right in the middle of sex because “he got chilly.”

The best of the bunch are the tweets about Green Day and Depeche Mode, both for completely different reasons. The Depeche Mode tweet is just pretty funny on its own, even if liking them isn’t the worst thing in the world. It’s just the perfect storm because Dave Gahan doesn’t look amused at all. And Green Day is completely different, embracing the tweet and delivering some bite of their own right back in humorous fashion. It almost makes you want to think they’re still the same band that put out Dookie.

Other highlights include TLC, Fall Out Boy, Ludacris, and Erykah Badu just spitting facts about what happens to a woman’s body after they have three kids.

(Via Jimmy Kimmel Live)

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