A fat guy in a red sweater with a disposable camera.
And this is fascinating because…why?
Skipped down the posts to write:
Ken Bone is nowhere near as famous as the aggregated Internet seems to think he is. Dude is not a household name, and not every American human tunes into the Trump-Clinton debates and catches every mini-meme that results.
For the first two weeks I heard about “Ken Bone”, I thought he was some jokey person on Twitter. Never saw the guy until I saw an article about Ken Bone on Cracked (really – he’s worth an entire Cracked article?). Not sure why this all irks, but it does. Get off my lawn, etc.
It’s the name. Ken “Bone”. Huh-huh-huh-huh-huh-huh…
I swear, I saw this and wondered: This guy hasn’t been around for decades? What’s up?
I guess I’m behind the times … “Internet celebrity” doesn’t mean “celebrity” to me. Odd as he looked at the debate (finally got some still shots from that) … with a shave and different clothes, Ken Bone can walk the earth anonymously, I’d bet. No way more than 2 in 10 American adults (call it 18-80) can pick him out of a lineup. For the 18-30 crowd … I dunno, maybe with them it’s 2 in 3 or something.