Yesterday, Kathy Griffin posted a video of herself from behind shaking her ta-tas for everyone to see. Well, when people saw it, they thought she was another comedian, Carrot Top.
Today, Carrot Top posted a video doing what Griffin did. I don’t know if he was trying to simply prove that he was not her or that he was definitely not her because of his muscles.
Either way, it is the funniest thing he has taken out of his trunk of gags in a long time.
A few weeks ago, Kathy Griffin revealed that she has stage 1 lung cancer and was going to have surgery to remove part of her lung. Since then, her voice has been hoarse. Therefore, she is working with a vocal coach to get it back.
While her speaking voice is weak, her singing one could shatter a chandelier because it sounds exactly like Sia’s. It is probably because Sia is her vocal coach. What do you think?
On Monday, Kathy Griffin revealed that she has lung cancer and was going under the knife that day to remove half of her lung.
As she was in the operating room, an interview she did with Nightline aired. In that interview, she revealed that was she has been addicted to prescription pills and attempted suicide a year ago.
Today, she gave an update on how she is doing after her operation. “To be honest, this cancer surgery was a little more than I had anticipated,” she wrote. “Tonight will be my first night without any narcotic pain killers. Hello Tylenol, my new best friend! The last time I was in a hospital was in June 2020 when I tried to take my life and overdosed on prescription pills. With over a year clean and drug free, I now know I can do this and anything I want without those devil pills. You know what? I fear drugs and addiction more than I fear cancer. So, I think I’ll be ok.”
Hopefully, in a few weeks, she will regain her strength so she can scream at the top of her one and a half lungs that she is cancer-free.
Before Kathy Griffin made herself known with her loud voice, she did it via a kazoo for the Chicago White Sox. You can totally recognize the 18-year-old in that 1978 commercial.
