Zac Efron To Present Ben Stiller With A "You're Old" Award
At the MTV Movie Awards, the world's most important and relevant awards ceremony, it will be official: Ben Stiller is old. From People:
Zac Efron, 21, will present the Zoolander star, 43, with MTV's Generation Award at the upcoming Movie Awards, the network confirms to PEOPLE.
Man, I broke a hip just reading that. There's something about Zac Efron doing the presenting that really drives the point home (the point being: someone take Ben Stiller to the hospital for him to die). Also, the "Generation Award"? What is that? Why don't they just call it the "Basically Irrelevant Award," or the "You Don't Know Him But Your Parents Think He's Cool Award." Dude is 43 years old. YUCK. Get off the stage, Grandpa.
Fuck you, MTV. Ugh, I'd probably have to SEXT that to them for it to have any impact. What world do we live in? I think I took the wrong Sliding Doors. Why is my hair blond?
Previously: Um, Why Do The MTV Movie Awards Still Exist?
Posted by Gabe at 2:30 PM in Awards
Tags: Aging | Ben Stiller | Death | MTV Movie Awards | Zac Efron
You can't fight youth culture, Gwynnie.
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hilarious!
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"Why don't they just call it the "Basically Irrelevant Award"..."
so the rest of the mtv movie awards ARE relevant? triple yikes.
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I think we're being unfair to Efron. I bet he'll want to add a personal touch and will ask that "your old lol" (in his handwriting) will be scrawled on the bottom of this Generation Award underneath Stiller's name. And when Ben goes to collect it, he'll say, "This is grammatically incorrect," and then Zac will just look at him dead in the eye and say, into the microphone, "You're irrelevant." But he tried! Zac tried to include him.
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They should give Ben Stiller a Generatin' Another Shitty Movie Award. (zing?)
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Your comment is accurate, the irony being that you run an up-to-the-minute pop culture
video website.
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