Well, they literally asked for it!
roast me
We know that roasts involve people literally asking for it, but also...why? Guess some people are just confident enough to not be legitimately and deeply hurt by it, and honestly we're pretty envious of that. This round of Reddit roasts takes the form of insulting sketches (made by SketchyCrab) that highlight the victim's worst features!
Welcome to /r/ToastMe, where the rules are pretty simple; it's pretty much the opposite of /r/RoastMe where people who are going through a tough time post a photo of themselves along with whatever sh*t they're dealing with, and the good people of Reddit do their best to uplift said person. It's just the thing you need id you're having a rough day!
Keanu would be proud.
Roasting is a special art form that requires a lot of practiced skill and we salute anyone who's perfected it. And for those being roasted, we salute your willingness to have your appearance and character completely torn apart. Most of us are not nearly that confident and would probably cry tbh.
Happy Friday FAILers.
Here's your fixing of some supremely brutal roasts. Because we care.
Per usual, these people volunteered themselves for these brutal roasts on /r/roastme. No innocents were harmed in the making of these barbecues, but some egos were probably a little bruised.
Join us as we revel in the rabid insults these people endured.
Youtubers Ethan and Hila Klein, aka H3H3, submitted a request on the unrestrained subreddit /r/roastme. Which is famous for being hilariously brutal to those that submit requests.
We post the best of the subreddit's work here periodically.
One a week the sketchyCrab will pick a submission from his website and draw the winner as a "hideous freak". Each lucky winner receives an email with a high resolution version to do whatever they want with (new LinkedIn photo perhaps).
Why you ask??? Because "people apparently hate feeling good about themselves".
