You can always count on Seth Rogen's Twitter as a source of hilarity, but today it was at an all-time high when the actor shared a news item that was straight out of Superbad.
Police said the 20-year-old pulled out his wallet and as he searched through it, officers could see the fake Hawaii ID card with the name “McLovin” and a birthdate of June 3, 1981. https://t.co/qPhzSMsKVN
Someone was actually bold enough to buy a replica of the "McLovin" ID that belonged to the Superbad character Fogell and walk into a bar.
When the police approached him, as he was holding a drink, he allegedly admitted he was sipping on vodka and "refused to provide his ID." After he was reportedly taken outside of the bar, he shared his real ID and it wasn't until cops searched his wallet that they allegedly found "[his] fake Hawaii ID with the name 'McLovin' DOB 06/03/1981."
Incredibly, the police — who, apparently, are not intimately familiar with the plot of Superbad — "ran a search of his fake ID, which failed to turn up a result."
At some point, the 20-year-old allegedly shared with the police that he bought the ID on Amazon, where anyone can purchase one for $6.97.
He looks so happy in his mugshot??
@Sethrogen look how proud he is
Naturally, Seth Rogen had the perfect response to this.
My work here is done. https://t.co/OxlR08Re8u
And the replies started flooding in.
@Sethrogen The Officer who arrested him
@Sethrogen Pay his legal fees 😂😂 he deserves it lmfao
@Sethrogen Favorite Irish R&B singer of all time.
Unlike McLovin, though, Daniel didn't quite escape.
@Sethrogen The state and citizens of Iowa thank you.
He faces multiple charges.