When I see “The Weeknd” I read “The Weakened”.

a.) No one’s a bigger fan of The Roots on staff than I am and b.) ever consider how fucked up it is that a band as great as them is stuck with Jimmy Fallon? Like, how did that happen? Who did they piss off? Does he have naked photos they don’t want out?

How can you go to the home of The Roots and then used canned music?

This fellow didn’t vote Trump.

“International Federation of Bodybuilding president Rafael Santonja”

You’re calling us puritans when the whole reason the ‘joke’ is funny is cause it’s slut-shaming. So technically the ones who made it are puritans mocking people who (supposedly) get around. Don’t think you actually get that...

No, it’s NOT a funny sign, it’s classless.

The joke was lame and a waste of spray paint...and then they were so proud of it.....they felt the need to pose in front of it. I bet they all fake laughed heartily as to not crush the spirit of the creator Adam, Christina’s new wacky boyfriend, who’s “a total out of bounds wildman!”

It’s a disgusting comment, made worse by the fact that it makes light of something truly awful going on in Flint.

Of course I understand that, but it is also making fun of a very very big problem.

Yes I get that, but it IS making light of the water crisis in Michigan. So yes, it is about the Flint water crisis.

You Ohio State people are really dumb.

It also doesn’t make any sense. Lead is not a disease.

Then care to explain the joke?

Look at it this way: it’s using the popularity of the matchup to bring attention to a crisis that the media has largely forgotten.

Oh, c’mom. Let’s not be overly dramatic. It’s just one episode. Even the old Top Gear had misses.

Things that seem likely to be the norm that I’m all about: actual cars, great production, local car culture segments.

Depends on who you voted for. I voted Hillary and actually enjoyed this article, even if it’s not satirical. It’s a good balance to this site and all of the other Post-Gawker sites.

only reason it’s not an F is because it’s absurdly ironic the author is Jordan Sargent