Conor McGregor hilariously invades Sydney Sweeney’s Instagram post to promote Road House movie
Conor McGregor plans to fight multiple times in 2024, yet no official announcement from the UFC has led to frustration in his camp.
Conor McGregor promotes Road House on Sydney Sweeney's IG (via Imago)
Conor McGregor executed a hilarious marketing stunt. He hijacked Sydney Sweeney’s viral Instagram post to promote his upcoming movie, Road House. The UFC superstar cheekily commented on Sweeney’s post advertising her new horror film ‘Immaculate’.
Sydney Sweeney is the breakout star of Euphoria and Anyone But You. She recently shared a promotional image for Immaculate, The movie is set for release on March 22nd. Her post quickly amassed over 1.1 million likes within 24 hours, thanks to her surging popularity. Conor McGregor seized the opportunity to promote Road House, his highly-anticipated acting debut premiering a day earlier on March 21st. This is what he commented:
@roadhousemovie March 21stConor McGregor via Instagram
McGregor did a bold, daring thing to promote Road House. This stunt was well in keeping with his flamboyant personality. Despite the Hollywood duties, he still wants to be back in the UFC octagon. His acting was praised but he stayed focused. A fight with Michael Chandler was talked about for over a year. But talks with UFC CEO, Dana White don’t seem to go far. This has brewed frustration in McGregor’s camp.
McGregor’s comment on Sweeney’s post was a clever way to boost Road House before focusing on fighting again. His marketing tricks keep getting attention. His ability to promote things stands out. The Irishman sure knows how to put on a show. This made it clear he was a master at promotion.
Conor McGregor does not want his kids to see Road House
McGregor took an unexpected stance regarding his acting debut in the Road House remake. He decided to ban his three young children from watching the film due to its explicit content. McGregor revealed his concerns about exposing his kids to the racy scenes. He may be a flippant fighter, but still a responsible father.
McGregor planned to set up a separate screening room for his children. He said they would be watching a kids’ movie. He wanted to ensure that his kids experienced age-appropriate entertainment. The Irish fighter also expressed apprehension about his mother witnessing his performance. McGregor admitted that he was nervous about it. This hinted at the intensity of the explicit content he portrayed on screen.
McGregor seemingly closed the door on future acting ventures. His comments suggested that his foray into Hollywood was a one-time affair. His reluctance to reprise his acting career stems from the demanding nature of the job. The MMA fighter even confessed to going too far during stunt sequences. McGregor revealed how the director pushed him to give his all.
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