Olivia Rodrigo mocks Disney co-star Jake Paul’s boxing profession in SNL opening monologue

Olivia Rodrigo celebrated the proven fact that each she and Jake Paul have made their dreams come true.

Paul remains to be a great distance off from returning to the ring after he suffered his first knockout loss when facing Anthony Joshua last December.

While some gave ‘The Problem Child’ credit for taking this huge mismatch, there are some who won’t ever be won over by his boxing profession.

Paul recently called Theo Von out over a comment about him competing in fixed fights, but this isn’t the one issue that folks have with the way in which his profession has been built.

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Olivia Rodrigo mocks Jake Paul for dreaming about beating up old guys on Netflix

Jake Paul’s win over Mike Tyson in 2024 only added to the narrative that he targets opponents which might be already past their primes.

‘The Problem Child’ has been the goal of countless jokes about him wanting to fight old people or bring legends like ‘Iron Mike’ out of retirement in order that he can beat them.

On May 2, Saturday Night Live host and pop superstar Olivia Rodrigo took a shot at this when referencing her history with Paul in her monologue to open the show.

“Once I was 13 I used to be on a Disney show called Bizaardvark. We had an incredible solid, which included acting legend Jake Paul,” Rodrigo said, which drew a giant laugh from the live audience.

“We’d at all times discuss our futures, me and Jake. I’d say, ‘I really need to create music that explores the complexities of women my age.’ And he’d say, ‘Well, at some point I really need to beat up old guys on Netflix.’ And we each did it! Hurray!”

Paul joined the solid of ‘Bizaardvark’ after constructing a big following on YouTube and Vine.

He left the series through the filming process for season two, later telling The Hollywood Reporter that he was fired by Disney after an article got here out about his neighbours making public complaints about him.