Alexa Nikolas reacted to a resurfaced episode of MTV's Punk'd featuring Justin Long and Jonah Hill.
Earlier this week, after Jonah's alleged texts to his ex-girlfriend went viral, the Zoey 101 actor said that she met Jonah at a house party thrown by Justin when she was 16 and he was 24. She said that "the predators were feeding us minors a bunch of alcohol" and that Jonah "shoved his tongue down [her] throat." She further brought up Justin's role as a "predator" and wrote, "Why the fuck did you have children at your house late night? Ew."
Now, the episode of the hit '00s prank show that features both Justin and Jonah aired in 2005 — when Justin would have been around 27 and Jonah would have been around 22.
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After the show makes a reference to Justin having a "minor problem," host Ashton Kutcher says, "The law in these United States of America is that you cannot consume liquor until you are 21 years of age. There's somebody that doesn't know that, and his name is Justin Long."
Jonah is then presented as the accomplice for the situation, who leads Justin and his brother to a table where two underage girls are sitting.
The waiter then asks if everyone at the table is over 21, to which Justin replies, "Of age, yes. Consensual."
When the faux manager then asks everyone for IDs — which the girls say they "forgot" — Justin replies, "Let's just say, hypothetically, they don't have IDs. We pay the tab and then we'll leave, and we don't have to worry about it."
When the "manager" then asks the girls what their ages are, Justin whispers, "21." Upon being told one of them is 18, he adds, "That's close." He then tries to get the manager to have a "pact" with him, only to be confronted by the "father" of the 17-year-old girl. When said "father" yells at him for drinking with a 17-year-old, Justin says, "I didn't know, I just met her tonight."
Of course, Ashton then comes out with the cameras, and Justin appears to be relieved:
Posting a reaction video on social media, Alexa wrote, "I found this episode of Jonah Hill and Justin Long beyond problematic and a clear example of how the patriarchy minimizes predatory behavior."
"Why the fuck does Justin say 'yes of age, consensual' when just being asked by a waiter. You aren’t being accused of anything yet. Relax. Not smooth bro. Why is consensual even being mentioned right now? Creepy AF," she added in a comment.
