UFC heavyweight champion Jon Jones apparently stumbled right into a Los Angeles comedy membership and proceeded to heckle YouTube star Def Noodles.
Def Noodles — whose actual identify is Dennis Feitosa — stepped onto the stage at his membership on Sundown Boulevard, simply as he does each evening, and thought it might be one other routine set. By no means did he think about that one of many largest stars in all of fight sports activities can be within the crowd. Nor did he count on that particular person to heckle him throughout his complete set. However that’s precisely what occurred, in keeping with him.
In a video uploaded on Feitosa’s Def Noodles YouTube channel, the comedian engages in a dialog with a person that you simply can not see on digicam during his time on stage.
On February 9, Feitosa revealed within the feedback that the incident occurred “a pair days in the past.”
When one commenter questioned whether or not or not it was truly Jon Jones within the video, the comic replied, saying: “Sure. It’s truly him. I discovered after the mic it was him. I didn’t know once I was up there, simply knew it was somebody who was drunk af.”
However was it actually Jon Jones?
All issues thought-about, the dialog between Feitosa and the person recognized as ‘Bones’ was pretty nice, although there was a semi-awkward second when the YouTuber stated that everybody within the viewers would hug him on his means out the door.
“I’m extra like the sort to place my finger in your butthole,” Jones replied. “An entire finger within the butthole. That’s how we get down. That’s how we are saying I really like you.” He then proceeded to ask Feitosa if his butthole was “tight.”
It must be famous that Jon Jones has not but commented on the video and no one within the membership that evening has come ahead to substantiate that it was certainly the UFC champ heckling Feitosa. Nonetheless, the person does reveal that they’re from Rochester, New York (the place Jones was born), and have been dwelling in Albuquerque (the place Jones at the moment lives) for the previous couple of years.
