Tom Brady Wanted to Do Netflix Roast Because ‘People Are Too Snowflaky'

Tom Brady Wanted to Do Netflix Roast Because ‘People Are Too Snowflaky'

Tom Brady had specific motivation for agreeing to participate in last year’s bawdy Netflix live roast, according to one of the roast’s hosts. Comedian Jeff Ross, who cohosted May 2024’s Roast of Tom Brady alongside Kevin Hart, opened up during a Wednesday, June 26, appearance on The Howard Stern Show about how the whole thing came to be.  “I had seen him looking at my Instagram on Super Bowl Sunday a few years ago,” Ross, 59, explained. “I was l…

Tom Brady Agreed To Netflix Roast Because ‘People Are Too Snowflaky'

Tom Brady had particular motivation for agreeing to take part in final yr’s bawdy Netflix dwell roast, in keeping with one of many roast’s hosts. Comic Jeff Ross, who cohosted Might 2024’s Roast of Tom Brady alongside Kevin Hart, opened up throughout a Wednesday, June 26, look on The Howard Stern Show about how the entire thing got here to be.  “I had seen him taking a look at my Instagram on Tremendous Bowl Sunday a couple of years in the past,…

The Surprising Reason Tom Brady Wanted To Be Roasted

MEGANetflix's live roast of Tom Brady became an instant cultural moment, and according to comedian Jeff Ross, the entire event was his brainchild. In a new interview, Ross, who led the event alongside Kevin Hart, revealed what led to the roast and the surprising reason the Super Bowl champion wanted to participate. Tom Brady Wanted To Do Netflix's Roast To Push Back Against 'Snowflakey' People Courtesy of Hertz/MEGA On "The Howard Stern Show," R…

Jeff Ross on Tom Brady's rationale to do Netflix roast: 'People are too snowflakey right now'

A little over a year ago, former NFL quarterback Tom Brady got torn to shreds by comedians on Netflix’s The Roast of Tom Brady.  While the event was a big success and garnered a lot of appreciation from viewers, Brady would later come to say he had regrets about participating. It begs the question: why would the football superstar, known for keeping things close to the vest, do a public roast in the first place? “Roastmaster General” Jeff Ross, …