The “Road House” star posted a puzzling voice note on social media last night.
Conor McGregor dropped a strange message on X (Twitter) last night, hinting at his next role.
In a voicemail titled “Cocaine Bears 2: Who's ready?” McGregor can be heard saying: “Where the f**k is my cocaine, you stupid f**king bear?”.
This isn't the UFC star's first foray into Twitter's voicemail feature. The fact that there's now a page on the app dedicated to McGregor's online musings suggests it's become something of a habit.
McGregor's Cocaine Bear The post was deleted shortly after it was posted last night, but as usual, many people screen-recorded it and later reposted it.
For those who don't know what the Dublin-born fighter is referring to, Cocaine Bear is a movie released in 2023.
It is an American comedy-horror film based on the true story of a bear who swallowed several kilograms of bags containing approximately 75 pounds (34 kilograms) of lost cocaine and was named Pablo Esco the Bear. Eskobear).
The original film was considered mediocre at best by audiences, with a 5.9 rating on IMDb and a 66% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
However, fans appear eager to see a sequel starring the Irishman after McGregor posted a five-second audition last night.
One Twitter user wrote: “Plot twist: Connor plays a bear.”
Another said: “Connor should fight the bear”.
Just last week, McGregor announced during the promotion RoadhouseJake Gyllenhaal also stars in the film, which is available to watch on Prime Video, and will return to the Octagon this summer.
His comeback opponent is rumored to be former Bellator star Michael Chandler.Some fans brought McGregor's proposed opponent into the match Cocaine Bear dialogue.
Someone commented: “How can Chandler hear this and actually believe that he will fight Connor?”
Other fans saw a funny side to McGregor's late night tapings.
During an interview with Joe at the London premiere of Road House, McGregor revealed that he finds acting more difficult than fighting and explained why.
He said: “Acting (is harder). Time, time, time consumption, it's not just the action and the fights and the stunts, it's also about memorizing lines, you have to time it correctly, you're interacting with another human being.
“It was just a tough game, a lot harder than I thought it would be.”
The 35-year-old actor also revealed to JOE that he has been invited to star in one of the most popular TV series in recent years.
“You know, I was supposed to be Vikingsthis Vikings Let me be ready,” he said.
“I had some preparations, but I just kept pushing for it, but I just stayed in the boxing business. I always said 'I'm in the boxing business, not the movie business.' “
“Ultimately I let people down because I was ready to play a full season and it never happened.”
It remains to be seen whether McGregor's performance will be good Roadhouse More acting work will come, but, if last night's dubbing is anything to go by, comedy may be his next genre.
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