Mediaite: James Carville Calls David Hogg a 'Contemptible Little Twerp' and Suggests DNC Sue Him

[Dennis Donovan]

Mediaite - James Carville Calls David Hogg a ‘Contemptible Little Twerp’ and Suggests DNC Sue Him

Zachary Leeman
Apr 17th, 2025, 9:46 am

James Carville slammed Democratic National Committee Vice Chair David Hogg as a “contemptible little twerp” and suggested the DNC sue him on Wednesday.

Carville joined NewsNation’s Chris Cuomo on Wednesday following his call for progressive Democrats more concerned with “pronoun politics” to leave to Democratic Party. In Carville’s interview, he slammed Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY), Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT), and Hogg, arguing that all three are part of the problem.

All three, the Democratic strategist said, are more interested in targeting Democrats than Republicans.

Carville took particular issue with Hogg and his newly-announced venture to use millions to challenge incumbent Democrats.

/snip

Carville's time has come and gone, but no one seems to have informed him.

[Ocelot II]

1. This isn't 1990, Mr. Carville.

Maybe it's time to retire to The Villages.

[brush]

31. He's got a point on Hogg though. What's the use of primarying a sitting Dem...

when if successful, all that does is replace one Dem. Rep. for another without narrowing the rethug's majority in. the House.

Go after vulnerable rethug reps. in purple or blue districts Biden won in '24.

It's not that complicated. Guess the young Mr. Hogg has to learn.

I don't however agree with Carville on AOC or Bernie. They're doing great work of raising awareness of the invertebrate rethugs in the House and Senate and the ineptness of trump 2.0.

[Ocelot II]

35. Hogg may or may not be wrong, but Carville calling him "a contemptible little twerp"

is waaay out of line.

[redstatebluegirl]

58. He has a right to his opinion.

[Ocelot II]

60. "He" meaning Hogg, or Carville? Obviously both have the right to their opinions.

But Carville's opinion that Hogg is "a contemptible little twerp" says more about Carville than it does about Hogg, and what it says isn't so good. Just because you can say something doesn't necessarily mean that you should.

[redstatebluegirl]

65. Both of them.

I do not agree with Hogg on this one and regularly disagree with Carville.

[dsc]

2. He is right about Hogg

to the extent that he can either been a Dem Vice Chair or take sides in Dem primaries.

[Hassin Bin Sober]

16. Lol. Ok.

[Butterflylady]

32. He said the same in a conversation with Al Hunt......

Hogg wants to raise 20 million to primary democrats that he and his group do not really think have progressive views. Carville went to a meeting that Hogg and his group had, listened to them, turned around and very disgusted.

Sorry I can't remember the name of the group.

[Jose Garcia]

59. Why didn't Hogg talk about doing this when he ran for DNC Vice Chair?

[mcar]

62. It's obvious. He never would have been elected

Starting to think we let a fox in the henhouse.

[Meowmee]

108. Because it would have hurt his chances to be elected as a vice chair probably

[Chasstev365]

3. Old Man Yells at Cloud!

Seriously James?
The world has changed just a wee bit since 1992....

[Autumn]

4. Old man yelling "Get the fuck off my lawn!! "

[FarPoint]

5. David Hogg is the foundation of our future....

Carville needs to go into assisted living and eat his cornbread.... Shut Up!

Apparently he can't let go....but we can ignore him.

[whathehell]

21. I absolutely support David Hogg

over Carville, but could we stop with the ageist references?

[Watchfoxheadexplodes]

76. No

Period

[InAbLuEsTaTe]

83. LOL... dead balls on!!

[ILikePie92]

6. Let me see

Didn't Carville predict the Trump administration would fall within 30 days?
Yeah, why do we care what this eldely dipshit thinks again?

[whathehell]

36. See this..

It's absolutely possible to support Hogg and decry Carville without slurring the latter because of his age...We didn't like it when it was done to Joe Biden, so let's show a little class (and consistency) and drop the double standard.

[ILikePie92]

38. A break

I didnt slur him because of his age. Stating that someone is elderly is not a slurbut a statement of fact. I slurred him because he's an idiot.

[ILikePie92]

39. Geez

Hell, I AM ELDERLY. You're just LOOKING for something to be offended about.
Read and think before accusing someone of slurring.

[ILikePie92]

40. And

Since WHEN is being elderly a slur? I'm damn proud to be elderly. Didn't get this way on luck!

If I'd have said he was a tall idiot, would tall be a slur? What if I'd said he was a human dipshit instead? Human is now a slur? Give mea break.
Think about context and use your brain before being offended.

[whathehell]

45. Nah..

Were that the case, you'd have referred to him as simply "a dipshit", not an "elderly dipshit".

[ILikePie92]

57. How about

A tall dipshit? Slur on tallness?

You're wrong, sorry. Only I know what I meant. Simple reading, then thinking would do the trick.
Thinking

[whathehell]

90. Lol...Nice try

but Age Discrimination is so well recognized, there are laws against it...Tall Discrimination?...Not so much.

[ILikePie92]

104. Exactly

That's my point, thank you!

[whathehell]

105. Riiiiiiiiight..

Whatever you say!

[ILikePie92]

125. Glad you agree

Yes, you're correct, I slurred myself.

My god.

[ILikePie92]

99. Exactly

That's my point, thank you!

[ILikePie92]

100. Plus

Why would I slur myself?

[red dog 1]

118. + 1

[uponit7771]

93. No, Carville said Trump's ratings would collapse or start toin...

... 30 days and they did.

Just getting his statement correct

[ILikePie92]

98. Nope, the tape don't lie

He said the "Administration would collapse"

[dweller]

7. LOL

Y’all still listening to ol’ goober ?
The last significant thing he had to say echoed from a trash can over his head . . .


✌🏻

[CousinIT]

8. I no longer have much respect for Cuomo or Carville. OTOH, while Hogg's efforts are ill-timed, they are justified..

....but if not now, when is the "time" to get milquetoast Dems off their asses? Honestly, too many of them are unable/unwilling to fight in this existential battle. Maybe Hogg should go about this differently, quietly but effectively and not announce it. I don't know but I'm sick of Democrats' inability or unwillingness to go on full offense.

[InAbLuEsTaTe]

80. +1

[GusBob]

9. 8 replies so far

6 about age

Looks like Clooney was right about Biden.

[sarisataka]

24. It is ironic that ageism never gets old...

[whathehell]

25. The ageist slurs are flying fast and furious here

despite the fact that a majority of DUers are
either within Carville's age range

[Ocelot II]

37. His problem isn't his age, it's that he's out of touch

and still stuck in the '90s.

[InAbLuEsTaTe]

85. He was once relevant... been a while though.

[whathehell]

96. I agree.

I also think he has some particular 'quirks' that are specific to his personality, rather than his age.

[ILikePie92]

124. It's NOT his age.

Carville has been around a LONG time. It's that TIME and the party and the people have passed him by like it does all of us eventually. You have to change with the times.

[BeyondGeography]

30. Ironically, so was Carville

[W_HAMILTON]

86. And then these people didn't vote for Kamala either.

Maybe our party should stop bending over backwards to appease those who will never be appeased and will always find something to complain about? They are not the Democratic base and they are all too happy to be contrarians and do their "a pox on both your houses!" schtick because that will earn them more social media clout than saying they support Democrats.

Too bad they don't realize that a sizable portion of those social media likes and hearts come from Republicans and Russian trolls amplifying their wedge issues to help propel MAGA fascists into power...

[SocialDemocrat61]

10. Yesterday Carville was saying

progressives should leave the Democratic Party.

[intheflow]

46. Exactly.

Him and his ilk telling us who have been warning of rising fascism in the Republican party for literal decades to STFU has led to this exact moment in time. Fuck off, Carville. Us progressives have been right all along.

[dflprincess]

78. Carville has been pushing the party right for 35 years

And still hasn't figured out it was a mistake. He needs to go away.

[Fla Dem]

88. Maybe old men stuck in the late 1990's should move aside for people more in tune with the 2020's.

[red dog 1]

119. Shouldn't it be "MEN" or "PEOPLE" stuck in the late 1990's should move aside for people more in tune with the 2020's?

Many "old men" (like Bernie Sanders) ARE "more in tune with the 2020's."

I don't think it has anything to do with their age.

[Intractable]

11. Hogg vs Carville

I'm with Hogg.

And I am much closer in demographics to Carville.

I used to think I'd watch more CNN if it didn't have Cuomo as a host. Funny thing, after he got canned from CNN, I wound up watching that channel even less.

[TommieMommy]

12. At least David Hogg is trying to do something. Don't care for Carville or Cuomo

[UpInArms]

13. Says the husband of Mary matalin

[tanyev]

52. Yes, and she has not, to my knowledge, spoken out like the former Republicans at the Lincoln Project

or Adam Kinzinger and Liz Cheney. Maybe she did and I missed it.

[Joinfortmill]

14. We should be challenging incumbent Republicans.

[Rebl2]

34. Yes we should

but also do nothing democrats as well. Strongly worded letters just don’t quite work these days.

[gulliver]

15. "Pronoun politics" are dead

Who's ("well-intentioned" but) dumb idea were they? I don't remember getting the email where we liberals got to vote on it. They were a major backlash backfire for the populations supposedly helped by them. I doubt those populations were consulted either.

AOC removed hers from her X bio. Bernie never talks about it. Harris and Walz shoved the whole idea and its related skits to the end of the show and then cut them for time. So, I think Carville is a little late on that one. He's beating a dead horse.

I don't think Hogg should be meddling in primaries. He needs to cool his jets and give himself a few years.

[Bettie]

29. Right...young people have no

place in the Democratic party.

At what age do young people become old enough to matter? 60? 70? 80?

[Paladin]

17. You're wasting valuable time, James Carville.

You need to be spending every woken moment, fucking off.

[hlthe2b]

18. Neither Carville or Hogg (or AOC/Bernie) are totally right nor mostly wrong...

I really wish they WOULD get on the same page, though... And Carville needs to respect the very effective efforts AOC & Bernie are engaged in now. I like and respect David Hogg, but I, too, am not thrilled with efforts to challenge incumbent Dems--when we so badly need to retake the House & Senate. That one seems poorly considered for most cases.

[Jit423]

19. Hogg and all other Dems must turn on the Trump regime, not on each other. Just what Trump regime wants.

STOP IT!! Speak to and speak for ALL citizens and those who are fighting for freedom and democracy., Speak against the fascists.

[hamsterjill]

20. This is a flaw with the Democratic party.

First of all, any in-fighting needs to be done in private; not on a public platform.

Secondly, there are issues with both of these people. Carville is no longer a credible source. He's become a joke to most people and he doesn't need to be the "face" of the Democratic party by any means.

Hogg is not yet seasoned enough to understand the big picture. I am SO sorry that he (and all of the others) endured the tragedy that occurred. But that alone does not prepare him for having expertise in politics. Give him ten years, and then get back to me.

The Democratic party needs a new "face". Someone strong, yet calm. Someone easy on the eyes. I know that's shallow, but hey, this is America, and it matters. Someone articulate and quick witted and smart. I'm not sure who that is yet, but there's got to be someone.

Pete Buttigieg has the most of these qualities in my opinion. But the bubbas - even the independent bubbas - aren't willing to accept anything that comes from a gay man. That's not my thinking, but it is reality.

We need that person NOW and that person needs to be on every network, every chance. They need to be at every official event where Trump doesn't show. They need to become "THE face". People need to become comfortable with that person, trust that person, and want to hear what that person has to say.

[red dog 1]

120. Well, if not Pete Buttigieg, how about AOC?

I think she has both the energy and the popularity to "be on every network, every chance" - as well as "at every official event where Shitler doesn't show."

[hamsterjill]

131. Possible. Maybe...

I'm honestly not sure. I think she's vibrant, smart and strong. But there's something about her that to me (personally) just doesn't make the cut.

That sounds horrible, right? But I'm being very honest here.

I'm not sure that I can even explain it. Perhaps it's because I'm old and she's still very young, and I just don't want to accept that it's time to see someone as young as her as a leader. That would be MY loss, and if she bubbles up to the top and becomes "THE" person, I would certainly stand behind her.

She's abrasive in a way that I think the general public would find disconcerting. That may not even be her fault as much as the fact that she's been "Hillary'd" since she came on the scene. But I think there's a large segment of the population that already has a negative feeling about her. Again, I don't know. I could be 100% wrong, and if I were wrong - I'd be fine with admitting that and supporting her.

[red dog 1]

133. I think the "large segment of the population that already has a negative feeling about her" are the MAGAts,

and they truly do hate her, and so does their leader, Shitler.

She could get millions of younger voters, including the millions of the mostly young Democrats who stayed home on November 5th, to come out & vote blue in next year's midterm elections....(She's also popular with Independents and progressives of all ages)

We HAVE to take back both Houses of Congress next November, but that won't happen until the Democratic Party acknowledges the millions of college students, younger Democrats & first-time voters who are sick of "business as usual" and who have the energy to knock on doors, start and/or rebuild the "Young Democrats" groups in colleges, and staff the offices of Democratic candidates in every city & large town in America.

They stayed home last November because they weren't listened to.

That has to change!

[milestogo]

22. Carville should shut up and go away.

[Solly Mack]

23. Someone demands his opinion be respected as he reduces the civil rights of trans people to "pronoun politics".

[Gore1FL]

26. If I have to choose sides, It's gonna be Hogg. nt

[Basso8vb]

27. Kindly fuck off with a rusty chainsaw there, Jimbo.

[sop]

28. I always found Begala more effective on camera than Carville.

Carville needs to head back to the swamps.

[Renew Deal]

33. Why is Carville still commenting on things?

Not only is Carville "part of the problem", he is a wart on the parties nose.

[William769]

41. He is a Democrat, whether I agree with him or not he has a right to say what he thinks.

Apparently he still has enough weight for the media to pick him up. So that's saying something.

[Renew Deal]

55. The party would be better served if he didn't comment.

[William769]

70. I agree.

But for nostalgia reasons, he holds a place in my heart.

[InAbLuEsTaTe]

89. THIS!!

[SocialDemocrat61]

97. Because the corporate media loves him

He’s one of the faces they want to push on the Democratic Party.

[red dog 1]

121. I agree.

Last edited Fri Apr 18, 2025, 10:02 PM - Edit history (1)

Fuck the corporate media!

[Nanjeanne]

42. I'd take 10 David Hoggs over one Cryptkeeper.

[Liberal In Texas]

43. I thought the guy was marginal in the Clinton era.

He's just gotten worse.

[MichMan]

44. $20 million dollars to pit one Democrat against another.

It doesn't seem like a useful use of resources IMO

At a private meeting last month, a “neutrality policy” was circulated asking the party’s top officers to refrain from any activity that would “call into question their impartiality and evenhandedness,” according to two people with knowledge of the pledge, which sought to cover officers “both in their D.N.C. capacity and in their personal capacity.”

Everyone signed it — except Mr. Hogg.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/dnc-vice-chair-david-hogg-plans-to-spend-millions-against-democratic-incumbents-admits-this-is-going-to-anger-a-lot-of-people/ar-AA1D3g6j?ocid=msedgntp&pc=LCTS&cvid=ee4b751c50b94ca1bb8d7dad1f2494b1&ei=18

[HoosierDebbie]

128. I am a senior who agrees with David Hogg

Traditional Democratic politics don't work anymore. We Lost! We need reps who will stand up and make noise, not just Traditional, Incumbent Democrats who are quiet and unwilling to be bold.

I prefer Democratic representatives and Senators who are willing to revolutionize the way they communicate campaign and legislate.
If the old guard can't or won't step up and show they are passionate and proactive, then I agree that they should be replaced.
,
It is not that people are old, it is the ideas and methods that are old.

[Duncan Grant]

47. And when equal marriage comes under fire? Gonna bend the knee, Carville?

I’m a progressive gay man; out for 40 years. It’s been my experience that democrats expect a lot of “patience” from some of their constituencies. It doesn’t threaten me one bit that Hogg is looking to expedite a progressive agenda. I look forward to a vigorous debate over the future of this party.

[usonian]

48. Carville should go back to making ice cream.

Oh WAIT, that's Carvel

[pacalo]

49. Carville also said Democrats should sit back & watch Trump self-destruct.

Carville needs to go away. As evidenced by the pictures of Sanders'/AOC's rallies, people are hungry for action.

It's a new day, with untraveled roads. Get lost, Carville.

[Arazi]

50. Well if Carville hates him, that's actually a plus for Hogg imo

Time to shake things up.

New ideas please!

[Nixie]

51. I saw a Carville quote about beating a Republican first, then

he’ll respect. That seems like the whole nut right there. No one can argue with that, and it explains perfectly his doubts.

[Rob H.]

53. Are people still listening to Mr. "Roll Over and Play Dead"? nt

[InAbLuEsTaTe]

84. Not I.

[Mountainguy]

54. A lot of ageist rhetoric

About a guy that's 100% right on this.

[Renew Deal]

56. The only thing he gets credit for is propping up the status quo

enough to get us into the situation we're in.

[Sky Jewels]

63. It's not "ageist."

Bernie is out there fighting the good fight and he's 83. We love him. This moron, on the other hand, thinks it's still 1992. That's why we're critical. He sucks, and he's wrong.

[Mountainguy]

102. Sorry, but like some old people

Doesn't make the things said here any less ageist.


"I have a black friend"

[Sky Jewels]

61. This guy is way past his expiration date and needs to go Bye Bye right now.

If I never see or hear James Carville again it will be too soon.

[Kid Berwyn]

64. Carville, the same guy who wants Democrats to "Roll Over and Play Dead"?

https://www.thedailybeast.com/james-carville-says-the-democrats-should-play-dead-to-beat-trump/

A tactical pause, a political retreat, a curl up and hope they don't see us kind of posture -- whatever words one uses, Carville's arrogant and simultaneously cowardly approach is why so many "independents" and "undecideds" have turned from the Democratic "brand." No one follows a coward into combat.

[Cha]

66. Not good to call him names.. just say how

you feel about his "strategy" without it.

[Meowmee]

109. Yes but most of these posts that are grossly ageist here will not even be called out

[LetMyPeopleVote]

67. Member of the DNC should NOT be taking sides in primaries

I know that county and state parties are generally prohibited from getting involved in primary contests and that all of the members of the DNC other than Mr. Hogg have signed a pledge not to get involved in primaries. If Mr. Hogg wants to do this, he should resign from the DNC

Link to tweet

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2025/04/15/dnc-leader-democrats-primary/

DNC Chair Ken Martin said in a statement that “Hogg is a passionate advocate and we are grateful for his service to the Democratic Party, whether it be in his role as a DNC Vice Chair or in an outside capacity.”

“In order to ensure we are as effective as possible at electing Democrats to office, it is the DNC’s longstanding position that primary voters — not the national party — determine their Democratic candidates for the general election,” Martin continued.

All DNC officers have been asked to avoid activities in their party or personal capacity that would raise questions about their impartiality, but Hogg was the one DNC leader who did not sign the “neutrality policy.”

Link to tweet

I agree with James Carville here

[Meowmee]

110. Apparently he did not sign the agreement

So my question is why was he allowed not to? The d party members who supported him to run as a vc, elected him and allowed this are responsible imo.

We now have a d leader attacking d from within in what will amount to damaging primary crap, which could weaken any candidates, which is imo not good.

Imo d leaders need to attack R candidates not D.

[LetMyPeopleVote]

112. If Hogg will not comply with the rules, he should resign

[Meowmee]

114. Agree

It’s up to the party, they caused this.

[GP6971]

69. So....your idol pays his bills?

[canetoad]

71. Alerted

Hey there GP

[GP6971]

72. Hey!!! Spring planting has started!!

[canetoad]

75. Lucky you

I'm pulling out and composting the remains of summer. Weather still good though.

[GP6971]

74. OH NO!!!! They're gone!!! I'm shocked!!

[Ping Tung]

73. James Carville? Didn't he used to think hw was a "somebody?

[bucolic_frolic]

77. Things are not working out.

Change is inevitable. There is also change that is too abrupt, too comprehensive, too untested. We don't need to change the part of the party that is entrenched and winning elections. We need growth in other areas. Catering to youngsters will have consequences with elders, and I do mean voters. This oil well could come up dry.

[Passages]

79. Says the man who wants to call playing dead while Trump destroys the country a political strategy.

Sounds like a great idea:

Obama oversaw a net loss of 947 state legislative seats, 63 House seats, 11 senators, and 13 governors.

Now, of course, we lost it all, the House, Senate, and White House.


NAFTA was a great policy, too.

[InAbLuEsTaTe]

81. Does anyone listen to Carville anymore?!

[Passages]

87. Some Dems don't want anything to change, this was just a month ago.

James Carville@JamesCarville
Looking forward to it!
Quote
Jake Sherman@JakeSherman
·
Mar 10
HOUSE DEMS have their retreat this week in Leesburg, Va.

Among the speakers:
- @danpfeiffer
- JAMES CARVILLE
- LINDA THOMAS GREENFIELD
- @AndyBeshearKY
- @GovWhitmer
- @JoshShapiroPA

Link to tweet

[choie]

82. Go back to Arkansas

and shut the hell up, you cranky has- been.

[uponit7771]

91. Carvikle should know better to error on the side of unity. Hogg's drive isn't going to be effective

...seeing our den leadership has over performed

[Blasphemer]

92. Some of them may have been part of the problem in 2016. Not anymore. We're in a VERY different reality.

The Democrats (aside from those mentioned and the others that have stepped up) have looked like weak, insipid, do-nothings in the face of a fascist coup. I typically defend them against attacks from the left because I know that this is fundamentally a center-right country (by design). However, this is not the moment for 90s style triangulation. We're dealing with Nazis here, Mr. Carville. The only answer is resistance.

[LexVegas]

94. Carville is right. nt

[jcboon]

95. Primary an incumbent and they both lose

Studies and elections prove it, time after time.

[Midwestern Democrat]

111. There are one party districts where the Democratic or Republican primary is the real election and the general election

simply makes it official. I don't agree with the idea that in a district like that someone should be entitled to be a congressman for life - regardless of his performance in office - simply because he won the Democratic primary when the seat became open.

[TheBadWolf]

101. Carville needs to fuck off like 15 years ago.

He doesn't give a shit about a winning strategy for Democrats, only keeping his name out there to fuel his own ego and keeping the gravy train flowing for DINOs.

[JanMichael]

103. James Carville is a Contemptible Old Twerp.

[red dog 1]

122. Leave out the "Old" part and I'd agree with you 100%!

(Carville is contemptible)

[JanMichael]

127. True but he isn't a spring chicken. He's 80.

And he cackles like a voodoo hoodoo dude.

Plus he used "little" in a clever way to mock youth and experience.

But I get your point.

[IcyPeas]

106. James Carville on Cuomo's show. Says it all.

[alarimer]

113. Carville is one reason we're in this mess

Democrats usually response to losing is to double down on swinging to the right. Few even try to be bold. Some are doing so and it is energizing people. Meanwhile, others send "strongly worded letters".

There is zero reason a seat in Congress should be a job for life. They need to be challenged every single time.

[David__77]

115. I wonder what he thinks of transgender people given his hard line against "pronoun politics" in the Democratic Party.

[PedroXimenez]

116. I was iffy about Hogg

now i'm on board

[valleyrogue]

123. Carville has been wrong a lot as of late, but he isn't wrong here.

This is shades of AOC on the very first day she was in Congress. Both of them very young and thinking they know everything when in fact they know next to nothing. It is a good way to make enemies, and they really don't want to piss off people who have been in public service a lot longer than they have. They need to learn the ropes.

Hogg is only 25 years old and has a LOT of growing up to do.

[FoxNewsSucks]

126. and he needs the chance to do it. Carville IS wrong,

as wrong as he was to say Dems should just sit on their hands and let the Orange Anus wreck everything.

Fuck him, continuing to do the same damn thing with the same damn type of elected people DID NOT WORK. It won't work in the future, either. MAGAts hope we'll listen to fools like Carville.

[ReRe]

130. What "ropes"?

The ropes of money/corruption? The lobbyist's ropes? The "Party" ropes? Let me tell you what those young people know: They know what it looks like from the outside looking in. It isn't a pretty picture out here on the streets of America. I'm an oldster, but I am thrilled to have such wonderful young people entering our Party to take the reigns.

[ReRe]

129. I am so sick and tired of James Carville!!!

How's about us all suing James Carville because he won't shut the fuck up? It just seems to me like some of these old Democrats have a penchant for demonizing young democrats and I've had it with them! The future of our Party lies in their hands. Now let it go! Go home. Go fishing with your grandkids. Do all those things you always wanted to do but never had time to. He never learned the old Ben Franklin adage that goes something like "If you can't say something nice about somebody, then don't say anything at all." Hasn't Trump and his cabal not given him enough to bitch about?

[GaYellowDawg]

132. That motherfucker Is a straggly beard away from being the Crypt Keeper.

He needs to realize his time is over, STFU, and lay back down in the coffin