Twitter users jokingly complain about “babies of nepotism” like Sofia Coppola, Jaden Smith and George W. Bush after Gen Zer was shocked that Euphoria’s Maud Apatow has famous parents
- Probably a young Twitter user tweeted about 24-year-old Maud Apatow before the euphoria episode on Sunday night
- “Wait, I just found out that the actress who plays Lexi is nepotism, dear, her mother is Leslie Mann and her father is a film director, haha,” she wrote.
- Twitter users were shocked that this would come as a surprise – and that everyone would know who Leslie Mann was, but not Judd Apatow.
- Dozens pretended to have just learned about the famous parents of Sofia Coppola, Jaden Smith, George W. Bush and even Queen Elizabeth
Twitter users have made memes from the shocked discovery of a pointless Gen Zer that Euphoria Maude Apatow star is the daughter of actress Leslie Mann and director Judd Apatow.
Before the episode of the hit on Sunday night HBO show, supposedly a young Twitter user tweeted: “Wait, I just found out that the actress who plays Lexi is nepotism, baby, omg … her mother is Leslie Mann and her father is a film director, haha.”
People in the app were puzzled that it would be a surprise to everyone, given that the 24-year-old Maud grew up on camera in films with her mother that were directed by her father – and many were equally confused that she did not. knows Judd Apatow’s movie name.
Dozens have since shared their own tweets, pretending to have just learned about the celebrity’s famous parents, calling them Sophia Coppola, Jaden Smith, George W. Bush and even Queen Elizabeth “Babies of Nepotism.”
Some used fictional characters, such as Kendall Roy of Succession and Kaylo Ren of Star Wars, and some even called Jesus a “baby of nepotism.”
Twitter users have made memes from the shocked discovery of a senseless Gen Z-er that Euphoria star Maud Apatow is the daughter of actress Leslie Mann and director Judd Apatow.
Before Sunday’s episode of the hit HBO show, a young Twitter user probably wrote on Twitter: “Wait, I just found out that the actress who plays Lexi is nepotism, honey, uh … her mother is Leslie Mann, and her father is a film director haha.
Since then, dozens have shared their own tweets, pretending to have just learned about the famous parents of a famous person, as if Jaden Smith is the son of Will Smith and Jada Pinkett-Smith
In most cases, it is very well known that the celebrity’s parent is also very famous – such as Sofia Coppola and her father Francis Ford Coppola.
The fact that these are “babies of nepotism” is even more of a joke when it comes to Queen Elizabeth, who inherited her title
In some cases, Twitter users highlighted the joke by choosing a celebrity not known except for their parents, such as Blue Ivy and parents Beyonce and Jay-Z.
Some of the “celebrities” used in the memes are politicians, such as President George W. Bush, the son of fellow President George W. Bush.
Several even joked that Jesus Christ was a baby of nepotism because he was the son of God.
Some have focused on how the original poster minimized the careers of the star’s parents. Louisa Jacobson of the Gilded Age is the daughter of Don Gummer and Meryl Streep
Another joked that he just realized that Kylie Jenner, who became famous with her family, was a baby of nepotism.
Several have made references to fictional characters, such as Kaylo Ren in Star Wars movies
Another joked with Kendall Roy on the HBO Succession show
One user was surprised to learn that Lily-Rose Depp is the daughter of Vanessa Paradis and Johnny Depp
Brooke Hogan had reality TV and signed a career thanks to his father, wrestler Hulk Hogan
It seems impossible for anyone to know who Lourdes Leon is without knowing that her mother is Madonna
Jumping over another recent story that was food on social media, a user tweeted about Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson’s son Chet Hanks
In some cases, the star – here, Paris Hilton – really overshadowed their parents
In another royal tweet, a user joked that he had just learned that Prince Harry was the grandson of Queen Elizabeth.
Twitter users had a lot of fun with memes with both real and fictional links