Jordyn Woods Defends Boyfriend During Awkward Interview
This week, Jordyn Woods appeared on the Open thoughts podcast, hosted by comedian and internet personality Funny Marco.
During the conversation, they talked about Jordyn’s boyfriend, NBA player Karl-Anthony Towns, who she started dating in 2020 after being “best friends” for years.
She was telling Marco how “relaxed” they were as a couple when Marco brought up Karl-Anthony’s tendency to seemingly change his voice “a lot” — something some people online even used to question his masculinity. (Here’s an entire video dedicated to his “many voices” if you want to hear it for yourself.)
Jordyn replied, “I mean, it depends on the time of day, how he feels when he wakes up.”
Marco then said: “That doesn’t suit me.”
Jordan replied, “What’s wrong with you? You’re here in a hot dog costume.”
Marco, who was really dressed as a hot dog as part of his “save the hot dog community” thing, fell silent when Jordyn asked him once again, “What’s wrong?”
After an awkward pause, he said, “Yeah, it’s not okay for KAT to change her voice a lot.”
“How are you going to tell someone what voice they should have?” » Jordyn asked, visibly taken aback.
Marco said he was just a supportive fan, then Jordyn asked, “Are Are you a fan?”
Marco tried to prove he was by answering questions about Karl’s career, but things got even more awkward when he suggested Karl was a “ball hog.”
Jordyn replied firmly: “Actually, he’s not a ball person. Have you watched the games?”
Marco said: “Yes, he scores a lot of points and he gets angry.”
Jordyn, seemingly annoyed, replied, “That’s because he can shoot.”
Viewers found the exchange painfully awkward – even by Marco’s standards – and took to social media to voice their opinions.
One person tweeted: “Love her for this. KAT gets a lot of hate and it’s completely unwarranted 95% of the time. As always, no real reasons or arguments either.”
One viral comment with over 20,000 likes read: “She chewed it up with that ‘You’re sitting here in a hot dog costume’ comment. That silence was LOUD.”
“How do you come back?” said another. “She timed it really badly.”
“His brain went OT for a response,” someone else wrote.
Another tweeted: “Brother went from comedian to bad lady REALLY fast”
I just leave you with this tweet:
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