Lee Hurst Faces Twitter Backlash Over Spaghetti Joke
Lee Hurst faces a wave of Twitter backlash after his attempt at a spaghetti joke, which was not well-received.
British comedian Lee Hurst, who may be known to man from “They Think It’s All Over,” was recently unexpectedly hence the subject of a Twitter wave of popularity – not for the outstanding quality of his acts, as one might think at first. The source of public outrage was one of the comedian’s recent posts on his Twitter account, which was taken to be bad for some reason. Hurst was criticized for his tweets, which the public found to be unfunny and careless. The most recent one where Hurst tried to tell a joke used an image of spaghetti in place of a punchline and was the one to e bestow endless mockery upon its author. People went so far as to humor Hurst candle himself and his sense of humor.
There were not only criticisms of the comedian’s performance but entire discussions on Twitter concerning Hurst and his style of humor and how his attempts to joke have apparently from passably accepted within the past. People were making fun of Hurst and the puns of varying quality and appropriateness at his expense, thus displaying a sharp difference in the public’s response to his television and social media appearances. The relation to comedians and their humor may be difficult to adapt to the 21 st century realities from time to time, as it is now evident.
