Sandbags and gladrags! After being compared to a grass-tufted, reinforced pillbox, Rod Stewart makes a joke about himself.
Fans uploaded a photo of a grass-covered bunker bearing an uncanny resemblance to the actual structure.
Sir Rod Stewart, 77, found the humor in the comparison and tweeted about it.
Twitter users ridiculed the image as an exact replica of Sir Rod’s trademark hair.
Sir Rod Stewart amused his Twitter followers by uploading a photo of a pillbox that resembled him uncannily.
The Twitter account No Context Brits published a photograph of what appears to be a World War II-era bunker overgrown with tall grass.
Fans observed that the grass on the bunker bore an eerie resemblance to Sir Rod’s famously unruly hair.
The Tweet with the caption “Rod Stewart is looking good” received nearly 80,000 online likes.
Sir Rod, 77, clearly found the comparison amusing, retweeting the similar bunker to his 500,000 followers.
Sir Rod Stewart, 77, tweeted the peculiar comparison to his 500,000 Twitter followers.
Fans pointed out the similarity between the rock icon and the long-grass-covered bunker.
With over 430,000 likes and 31,500 retweets, he added: “F*** sake” with a laughing emoji as his followers made the photo go viral.
Many Twitter users made fun of the Maggie May singer by posting photos of themselves that resembled Rod Stewart.
One individual cited the 1972 Faces song Stay With Me by Sir Rod Stewart, stating, “With a face like that, you’ve got nothing to laugh about.”
Others joked that the singer resembled Pimlico Plumbers’ chief executive officer Charlie Mullins.
A fan even attempted to outdo the comparison of Sir Rod to the hairy bunker by sharing a photo of a horse that eerily resembled an old photograph of the rock star wearing a zebra jacket.
Another fan even used the POSE app to create a parody of the bunker singing Sir Rod’s hit song Young Turks.
Numerous amusing jabs were sent to Sir Rod via Twitter by his satirical admirers.
Recently, Rod Stewart amused fans with an impression of his longtime friend Sir Elton John.
Sir Rod posted a video to his 1.2 million Instagram followers of himself playing the piano while dressed as Elton John and wearing glasses.
It was accompanied by the caption “Still love you, Elt.”
The two have a 50-year history of pranks and jabs at each other, which have occasionally erupted into feuds.
In their series of one-up pranks, Rod launched billboards to promote his 1970s Blondes ‘ave More Fun Tour. In response, Elton erected billboards with his face that read, “But Brunettes make more money.”
Nonetheless, in 2018, during an appearance on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, Rod said that Elton’s tour was “dishonest” and “reeked of selling tickets.”
In his autobiography, Elton exclaimed, “I thought he had a f***ing cheek, complaining about me promoting a tour while he was sat on a TV show promoting his own tour.” The public jab sparked a real feud between the pair, who were no longer on speaking terms.
This prompted Rod to apologize, explaining that he was “completely out of line.”
And the pair appears to be back to their pranking ways, having finally reconciled after three years of not speaking.
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“Still love you, Elt”: Sir Rod made fun of his friend Elton John on stage while impersonating him in a replicated costume.
It was the latest in a string of pranks played by Elton and Rod over the past 55 years; the two are notorious for their adversarial relationship.