Paulo Costa makes hilarious parody video imitating Conor McGregor's Proper 12 Irish Apple annoucement
Paulo Costa, the Brazilian mixed martial artist, has created Conor McGregor's parody video that imitates the announcement of his Proper 12 Irish Apple whiskey. In the video, Costa humorously mimics McGregor's accent and mannerisms.
The parody video has been described as hilarious by some viewers, as it showcases Costa's playful side and his ability to entertain both inside and outside the octagon.
'Borrachinha' is known for his humorous social media presence and has been dubbed a 'Meme God' by himself and his fans. His social media pages are filled with funny posts and memes showcasing his playful and comedic side.
In a recent post, Paulo Costa imitated Conor McGregor's Apple promotion by sharing a similar image on his social media page. The post is reminiscent of McGregor's announcement of Proper 12 Irish whiskey, and Costa's version features his own twist on the product, his infamous "Secret Juice".
Check out the parody video below:
Conor McGregor, a UFC superstar fighter and entrepreneur, has released a new expression of his whisky brand, Proper No. 12, called the Irish Apple. In a video introducing the new product, McGregor appears to be channeling the late Steve Jobs, the co-founder of Apple, as he gives a presentation in a technology-style format to introduce the drink. The commercial showcases McGregor's marketing skills and his ability to entertain his fans.
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Introducing a new revolutionary product from our storied distillery, Proper No. Twelve Irish Appleāa blend of my award-winning Proper No. Twelve Irish whiskey with notes of crisp and juicy Irish apple.
How do ya like them apples! @properwhiskey https://t.co/7rEVLPLOIf
Conor McGregor expresses guilt about his title reign
Conor McGregor, a former two-division champion, was impressed by the performances of Alexander Volkanovski and Islam Makhachev in the main event of UFC 284. The event took place at the RAC Arena in Perth, Australia, and was sold out, with the crowd cheering on as Volkanovski secured a victory over the lightweight champion.
McGregor, like many other MMA fans, was in awe of the display of skill and technique shown by the fighters in the bout. Volkanovski's ground and pound finish was particularly impressive, and it drew loud reactions from the audience. McGregor's appreciation of the fight is a testament to his love of the sport and his admiration for the skills of his fellow fighters.
Despite Conor McGregor's long-standing feud with Khabib Nurmagomedov, which developed an antagonistic relationship with Islam Makhachev, he surprisingly commended both fighters for their performances.
This is a significant change from his previous hostile stance towards Makhachev. In addition to applauding the fighters, McGregor also expressed some remorse about his own championship run. His comments show that he is not only able to appreciate the skills of his opponents but is also able to reflect on his own past behavior. McGregor's willingness to acknowledge his own shortcomings is a sign of maturity and growth, and it demonstrates his ongoing commitment to the sport of MMA.
'The Notorious' tweeted:
"That was a great fight last night lads! No loser there just winners. The Ozzie and the Ozzieās showed out and I fucking loved seeing it! Perth looks fuckinā tasty too, now I see why so many Irish are there. I shouldāve went out, former titles on the line. congrats all at @ufc".
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