WATCH: Seth Rogen’s Gonna Lose His Bear Cred If He Keeps Slimming Down
On last night’s Conan, fuzzy cutie Seth Rogen proudly touted his status as a bear icon. Then Conan explained to the audience what a bear is—even though everyone knows already. (Seriously, our grandma called Daniel Radcliffe an “otter.”) Rogen went on to explain how he’s actually become a muse—inspiring creative bears to incorporate him in their artistic endeavors. The results are… interesting(?)
But seriously, Seth, if you lose any more weight the only group you’ll be a muse to is Jenny Craig members. Stay zaftig!
i have such a crush on Seth. I liked him chubby, too.
he’s actually terrific in the upcoming film “Take This Waltz”
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He’ll gain the weight back–they always do.
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Statistically, yes.. he will gain it back, plus a penalty shot.
But on Bears: I don’t think you have to be obese to be a bear. You have to be comfortable with your natural body, and (hopefully) with other’s.
Obese isn’t the only shape for bears.
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Seth is adorable. Thin or fat. But I have to say, I’ve never seen someone’s weight go up and down like that before except for Oprah. Big Mama O’s weight would go up and down by 40lbs. and 50lbs.
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Seth Rogen’s laugh is the most annoying laugh I’ve ever heard. It’s like nails on a chalk board to me. Congrats on him slimming down.
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I don’t think Seth was ever obese. Overweight sure. He was adorable as the cop in Super Bad.
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@Jay: You would be surprised how low of weight it takes to be classified as obese (BMI>30) since most of the time we think of obese people, we are thinking of the morbidly obease. Now there are issues with BMI based on muscle mass and body type, but that is how people are sorted. He is between 5’10″ and 5’11″, so the range weights for a BMI of exactly 30 would be between 208-215. I am 5’11″ myself, and have hit 200 during a lazy winter without looking as large as Seth did, so I fully believe he could hit those numbers without looking obese.
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* Rogen
And, yeah, Seth is adorable.