Gregg Sulkin Compared His Workout to Climbing Stairs on 9/11 and Twitter Hit Back
There’s no question that Faking It‘s Gregg Sulkin works hard during his workouts. We didn’t think it would need to be explained to him, however, that comparing his exercise routine to the rescue efforts of those who climbed the Twin Towers on September 11th, 2001 is disrespectful.
Earlier today, he Tweeted, “Wow what a workout. Had to run up flights of stairs & all I could think of were the brave firefighters climbing the twin towers on 9/11.” He realized fairly quickly that he’d made the wrong move and deleted the Tweet. He wasn’t quick enough, though.
Oh lame. He deleted it for some reason. Here’s the best tweet ever. pic.twitter.com/EmBAlPXLZV
— Ryan Broderick (@broderick) January 18, 2017
He angered a lot of people:
if you ever feel like you say dumb things you’re not alone gregg sulkin just compared working out to climbing stairs on 9/11
— tyler (@houvenerdam) January 18, 2017
.@greggsulkin Can you save the 9/11 jokes for after the apocalypse or…
— Lauren Duca (@laurenduca) January 18, 2017
@greggsulkin the firefighters on 9/11 right
— Moist Alou (@MoistAlou) January 18, 2017
@greggsulkin terrible
— Alexandria B Zachary (@9_11_1995) January 18, 2017
did gregg sulkin really just compare his workout to 9/11…
— paige (@ridethatdickh) January 18, 2017
@greggsulkin how are you going to compare your workout to 9/11, delete the tweet, and deflect?Your dick is out all over the Internet ?
— ss (@laz_steph) January 18, 2017
Who is @greggsulkin and why does he think his workout compares to 9/11? This is why I don’t follow celeb nonsense anymore. FFS.
— Tiffany (@drealities) January 18, 2017
@broderick every time I pick up my .303 I think of all the brave soldiers who died in the 1st world war. Then the 2nd. Then Korea. Then…
— Riggamortice (@dhart1987) January 18, 2017
A bit later, Sulkin took a different approach, and left his workout out of it:
So much respect for those who put their lives in danger to protect us.
— Gregg Sulkin (@greggsulkin) January 18, 2017
& they run up flights of stairs with heavy gear on their backs. Puts everything into perspective. #respect
— Gregg Sulkin (@greggsulkin) January 18, 2017
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