Rob Gronkowski Spiking a LEGO Bust of Steve Harvey on New Year's Eve Leaves Social Media Rolling
01/01/2020 03:17 pm EST
Was this a bit for the TV audience, or did Gronkowski actually make Harvey angry by spiking the LEGO bust into the ground? The reactions were certainly split, but a majority of fans believed that this was not pre-planned. In fact, some thought that Harvey was legitimately angry.
However, this was a national broadcast. The fans thought that it would problematic if Harvey showed off his rage to the viewers counting down the minutes until a new year began.
Harvey is a man that has been viewed as divisive in the past. Some fans love him for his work on Family Feud and the NFL Honors while others are big fans of his stand-up comedy routines from years past. However, there are some that don't have a fondness for Harvey after he reportedly sent a memo to the staff of his former talk show that told them to avoid interacting with him unless summoned.
Following this interaction between Gronkowski and Harvey on social media, there were many that expressed happiness about the LEGO bust being smashed. Some users said that the likeness was just another example of Harvey's ego, and they were happy that it was destroyed.
While many users on social media were happy to see the LEGO Harvey get destroyed by Gronkowski, there were others that were incredibly angry. They didn't have a particular affinity for the former NFL tight end or the comedian. These users were just upset due to the hard work going to waste.
As many individuals have learned over the years, building a piece of art out of LEGO blocks is not easy. It's a very time-intensive process even when given a set of directions. It takes hours to create the Death Star out of blocks and, potentially, even longer to recreate a human's face.
Opinions were split about this Gronk Spike and Harvey's reaction, but a majority believed that it was not a scripted event. The debate raged on even after the comedian in Harvey posted a sequence of photos depicting the spike that broke his likeness.
While the little comment of "stay tuned!" made it appear that Harvey knew the spike was planned, others did not have this opinion. They believed that this was an unplanned interaction and that he was simply showing professionalism by maintaining his composure.
While many debated whether or not this was an actual planned event for New Year's Eve, others thought about the other details. Specifically, did Gronkowski have anything to drink prior to co-hosting the celebration? The former New England Patriots tight end has been known to enjoy adult beverages in the past, and some users thought that this may have played a role in the Gronk Spike.
Whether it was the way he danced around with the LEGO bust or the cadence of his voice, there were many that simply saw the Gronk Spike as evidence that the former tight end was under the influence. This was never proven to be true or false, but some were convinced that Gronkowski had been drinking.
Every year, there are hundreds of thousands of individuals around the world that discuss how they rang in the new year. Some brag about making trips to Times Square in New York City while others watch a special concert in Nashville or Los Angeles. As it turns out, there are others that will now be bragging about watching FOX.
As many mentioned on social media, they were caught off-guard by the Gronk Spike that destroyed LEGO Steve, but they were happy to have witnessed this interaction. They had all of the entertainment of ringing in the new year and the wild antics that are attached to the event, but they were still able to sit at home in pajamas.
Following Gronkowski smashing the LEGO bust into hundreds of pieces, users on social media reacted in a number of ways. Many found this to be hilarious while others thought that there may have been some alcohol involved. One portion of individuals simply viewed this as disrespectful.
As many wrote on social media, they couldn't believe that Gronkowski had smashed the bust. Whether or not this was a planned event was irrelevant; they thought it made the former tight end look like a terrible person.
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