Bretman Rock has had to apologize to fans because his cardboard cutout for the Super Bowl did not have a face mask on.
Bretman Rock was told by his manager that he would be attending the Super Bowl. The TikToker was clearly quite excited to hear this.
It was later revealed that he would not be at the Super Bowl in the way he had imagined. Like many other influencers, Bretman Rock had a cardboard cutout at the Superbowl. It was a great picture, and he later tweeted about the whole ordeal.
After the tweet, Bretman Rock decided to have a little laugh and posted a TikTok apology for not following COVID guidelines.
He apologized for appearing at the Super Bowl without a mask. He played the part of a sad star caught in a scandal. He had messy hair, a sweatshirt, and a disappointed expression to sell the part.
After the short apology, he moved aside to show a picture of his cardboard cutout. Bretman Rock did not break character and stated that everyone was tested after the game.
Bretman Rock continued the joke further by playing along with a tweet from a fan. The tweet was a photo of his cutout with WWE superstar Chris Jericho.
Twitter users had a good laugh. It was nice to see Bretman Rock engage with his fanbase in this way.
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Bretman Rock is just one of many stars who took advantage of the Cardboard cutout deal
Streamers from Dr Disrespect to stars like Eminem bought cardboard cutouts offered by the NFL. This was the NFL's way of making up for lost ticket sales due to the COVID pandemic. The cutouts ended up being very popular.
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One person even bought a cutout of Bernie Sanders. This made the day for many Twitter users.
This was a great idea by the NFL to have so many popular figures feel like a part of the big event after a difficult year.
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