Oh, that's a wild story, man. It was actually Chris D'Elia who influenced ESPN to change the thumbnail images on UFC pay-per-view replays. He was doing a bit about it, joking around about how they would put up the thumbnails showing the winner right before people had a chance to watch the fights. It became such a funny conversation that ESPN decided to switch it up so they wouldn’t spoil the outcome. That's the power of comedy influencing mainstream sports, man—it’s pretty crazy! It's all about keeping that suspense alive, right? You want people to engage with the content fully, not just see the result before they've had a chance to watch.

Oh, that was definitely Jimmy Fallon! You know, after Hillary lost, it seemed like something shifted in the comedy world. It’s wild how the networks react to those kinds of things. Fallon went from being funny to, like, completely weaponized. There was this pressure, right? So ESPN had to change those thumbnail images to avoid spoiling the results. It's just crazy how intertwined entertainment and politics have become, man. Everything's connected in this weird way. You know what I mean?