Netflix wants to host a comedy roast of Paul McCartney, but he hasn’t agreed to it. Comedian Jeff Ross revealed that Netflix approached McCartney about being the subject of a roast. Ross thinks it would be a dream event, explaining that McCartney is so well-loved, a roast would be hilarious and beneficial for everyone.
It’s a mystery why Paul McCartney turned down the offer to be roasted. Was it out of loyalty to Lorne Michaels? Perhaps he simply didn’t want to be the target of comedians like Ross, Shane Gillis, and Tony Hinchcliffe. Or maybe he’s too busy with other projects, like a potential Rush reunion. It’s also possible he felt no one could truly poke fun at him quite like John Lennon did. He might even be trying to avoid further criticism of his early synth-pop work, “Temporary Secretary,” from those who didn’t appreciate it. With several Beatles-themed films on the way, we’re sure to see plenty of new comedy about the band soon – perhaps revisiting their famous collaborations?
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2026-05-13 00:56