Stop What You're Doing and Admire This Picture of Adam Driver and Lady Gaga
Driver has serious Big Sweater Energy and the Internet can't handle it.
Like some kind of reverse sexually attractive groundhog, Adam Driver has emerged from his Hollywood burrow to signal six more thirsty weeks of winter. On Tuesday, the actor graced social media—courtesy of Lady Gaga's Instagram—clad in a beautiful cream turtleneck. Lest you assume the pair are dating or cosplaying as your parents après ski, they are actually in the Italian Alps filming House Of Gucci, the tragic true-crime '90s movie in which Gaga and Driver play wife-and-husband-turned-murderer-and-victim (no spoilers—it's history) Patrizia Reggiani and Maurizio Gucci, respectively. (Reggiani was later given the notorious nickname "Black Widow." Give Gaga the Oscar already.)
The thirst trap picture, which drips Big Sweater Energy, unsurprisingly lit the Internet ablaze in jokes and memes. See the best reaction and then prepare for a Chris Evans-Adam Driver chunky sweater-off.
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adam driver and lady gaga look like they’re about to drop a new critical theory reader pic.twitter.com/Y24LlrxAaEMarch 9, 2021
this is the only poly couple i'd swipe right on tinder for https://t.co/DlUGSYLzzcMarch 9, 2021
naw this is from knives out 2 https://t.co/WfRsx2XIhDMarch 9, 2021
Cast Adam Driver and Lady Gaga in a 1980s-set heist movie about a couple of con artists who swindle an entire Alpine ski resort (and also sing and fall in love), you cowards pic.twitter.com/yf0siUUJZFMarch 9, 2021
chris evans' sweater in knives out walked so adam driver's sweater in house of gucci could run https://t.co/FtxpmfrRIkMarch 9, 2021
adam driver did it for us he did it for international women’s day y’allMarch 8, 2021
petition for lady gaga to release telephone but adam driver is singing beyonce's vocalsMarch 8, 2021
thank you adam driver for continuing the knives out sweater legacy pic.twitter.com/3n0LpU1zoKMarch 9, 2021
pic.twitter.com/cvphHeXcngMarch 9, 2021
that adam driver photo is hitting harder than it has any right to pic.twitter.com/pTMjZdZ2UfMarch 9, 2021
thank you adam driver for continuing the knives out sweater legacy pic.twitter.com/3n0LpU1zoKMarch 9, 2021
I guess my reaction is pic.twitter.com/Jss8WO5PySMarch 9, 2021
The Ridley Scott directed film, based on Sara Gay Forden's book The House of Gucci: A Sensational Story of Murder, Madness, Glamour, and Greed, is slated to hit theaters in late November. Until then, browse these additional images of Driver in a ski suit, pouring champagne (it's like someone scripted by R-rated dreams?). Or consider purchasing your own sweater—Adam Driver not included.
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