Tonight, The Roast of Justin Bieber will air on Comedy Central and the masses will get what they’ve long been waiting for: a public shaming of Justin Bieber. Of course, some of the special’s most notable put-downs of the pop star have been publicized, including insults from the likes of Roast master Kevin Hart (“Justin’s Canadian. He’s actually considered American, because no Canadian has ever been this much of an asshole”), Shaquille O’Neal (“Last year you were ranked the fifth most hated person of all time. Kim Jong-un didn’t even score that low, and he uses your music to fuckin’ torture people”), and Jeffrey Ross (“You’ve become a cocky little shit. You are the King Joffrey of pop”).
While Bieber’s burns are definitely scorching, he’s hardly the only Roastee to get royally humiliated during their special. As we count down to The Roast of Justin Bieber,...
While Bieber’s burns are definitely scorching, he’s hardly the only Roastee to get royally humiliated during their special. As we count down to The Roast of Justin Bieber,...
- 3/30/2015
- by Aly Semigran
- VH1.com
Tonight, The Roast of Justin Bieber will air on Comedy Central and the masses will get what they’ve long been waiting for: a public shaming of Justin Bieber. Of course, some of the special’s most notable put-downs of the pop star have been publicized, including insults from the likes of Roast master Kevin Hart (“Justin’s Canadian. He’s actually considered American, because no Canadian has ever been this much of an asshole”), Shaquille O’Neal (“Last year you were ranked the fifth most hated person of all time. Kim Jong-un didn’t even score that low, and he uses your music to fuckin’ torture people”), and Jeffrey Ross (“You’ve become a cocky little shit. You are the King Joffrey of pop”).
While Bieber’s burns are definitely scorching, he’s hardly the only Roastee to get royally humiliated during their special. As we count down to The Roast of Justin Bieber,...
While Bieber’s burns are definitely scorching, he’s hardly the only Roastee to get royally humiliated during their special. As we count down to The Roast of Justin Bieber,...
- 3/30/2015
- by Aly Semigran
- TheFabLife - Movies
Jeff Foxworthy continues to be very good to Comedy Central, which saw its annual Roast devoted to the comedian Sunday become the channel's second-most-watched program ever. The Comedy Central Roast of Jeff Foxworthy drew 6.2 million total viewers, eclipsing the previous second-best set last month on the channel, Blue Collar Comedy Tour Rides Again. This also featured Foxworthy and attracted 6.1 million. Roast finished just behind a 1998 episode of South Park that remains the channel's record holder. Animal Planet did manage to reset its channel record Sunday, with the 90-minute special Dragons: A Fantasy Made Real drawing more than 3 million.
- 3/23/2005
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
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