ESPN commentator, Max Kellerman is currently trending in a viral video on social media after he stated that Minnesota Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins should “go lift some weights”
Kirk Cousins went viral on Twitter and all thanks to a video in which Max celebrated his team’s win by dancing shirtless in an aircraft. Max Kellerman had few things to say about the clip and Cousins’ physique which sparked a backlash from a few online users.
Max Kellerman Body Shames Kirk Cousins In Viral Video On Twitter
Max Kellerman actually BODY SHAMING Kirk Cousins. Just a reminder than media hate of Kirk is 100% personal and weird as hell. pic.twitter.com/grxu35d8tz
— Dan (@ClappedDan) November 9, 2022
Max Kellerman asked Kirk Cousins To Lift Some Weight
ESPN commentator and well-known sports personality Max Kellerman is trending over his comments about Kirk Cousins’ physique. Speaking on the Keyshawn, JWill and Max Show this week, Max is again and again questioned about his thoughts on Kirk’s viral video. “Cousins is not giving himself the best chance to be as good as he could be if that’s the kind of shape he’s in,” Max stated in the live segment.
Max went on to say Kirk should “go lift some weights” before saying: “You could at least be in shape. I look better than that and I’m 50 years old.” HITC and GRV Media have reached out to Max Kellerman and Kirk Cousins for commenting on this. ESPN commented back that they had nothing to add at this time.
Kirk Cousins Wearing Chains
On Sunday, 6th of November Kirk became a part of Twitter headline. Kirk celebrated Minnesota Vikings’ win against his former team the Washington Commanders in a style. The video which went viral sees the Vikings QB and his teammates dancing and singing in the airplane with Kirk donning multiple chains around his neck while going shirtless. Numerous videos of the mid-air party went viral and several fans found them hilarious.
Kirk addressed the viral video and explained to ESPN’s Manning Cast of how the tradition of celebrating wearing massive chains came. “It really began coming back from our game against the Saints just a few weeks back. Coming back from London we had an eight-hour flight and they kind of turned first class on that flight home into a nightclub,” he stated via The New York Post.