Nothing would please me more than if Jimmy Fallon got cancelled he's a talentless hack.
His manner is obnoxious, his voice is grating and his face is punchable.
31-35, M
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ShadoTOM · 36-40, M
Kind sirs and ladies,
Allow me to say Jimmy Fallon is as talentless as they come. To me, he seems like an average, highly predictable, and boring guy. Where is the originality? Where is the personality even?
The perfect opposite of his is Godfrey, who overflows with a certain creative and expressive quality. But obviously, Jimmy Fallon is better at the business side of things. After all, it is called show business.
He is so drab that I don’t straight-up dislike or hate him. I find him wholly insignificant and keep asking myself, “How did he make it there (having his own night talk show) and stay there?"
To me, this is a sign that something is terribly wrong with reality itself. He is the perfect example of the talentless White man who remains in a place of honour.
But in life, I’ve noticed that most people who are genuine—people who act like themselves—are always interesting. So perhaps Mr. Fallon’s first offense is being fake.
Allow me to say Jimmy Fallon is as talentless as they come. To me, he seems like an average, highly predictable, and boring guy. Where is the originality? Where is the personality even?
The perfect opposite of his is Godfrey, who overflows with a certain creative and expressive quality. But obviously, Jimmy Fallon is better at the business side of things. After all, it is called show business.
He is so drab that I don’t straight-up dislike or hate him. I find him wholly insignificant and keep asking myself, “How did he make it there (having his own night talk show) and stay there?"
To me, this is a sign that something is terribly wrong with reality itself. He is the perfect example of the talentless White man who remains in a place of honour.
But in life, I’ve noticed that most people who are genuine—people who act like themselves—are always interesting. So perhaps Mr. Fallon’s first offense is being fake.