One of Jimmy Kimmel’s greatest reoccurring bits is “Celebrities Read Mean Tweets,” which as the title suggests celebrities reading mean Tweets about themselves. The sketch is so brilliant because it points out the unnecessary hatred that pours out of Twitter. In this episode it features Breaking Bad actors Aaron Paul and Dean Norris as well as Seinfeld mainstays Julia Louis-Dreyfus. Now how someone could have such unwarranted malice towards four people who were integral players in two of the greatest shows of all-time is beyond me, however they turn the loathing into hilarity.
Newest Edition Of ‘Celebrities Read Mean Tweets’ Features ‘Seinfeld’ And ‘Breaking Bad’ Stars Being Bashed
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