Viral MLB Fan, With a Creepy Face, From Mets vs Yankees Game, Was Spotted at Week 3 San Francisco 49ers vs Denver Broncos Game
Last week, viewers of a Friday night baseball game between the New York Mets and New York Yankees were treated to a spooky sight. In an effort to advertise the movie, Smile actors were blended into the audience. One of the actors now showed up at the San Francisco 49ers vs Denver Broncos game.
They occupied spots where they would be visible during the broadcast, remaining still and beaming at the camera for extended stretches of time. Perhaps not many MLB fans know this, but renowned director Paramount has come up with a novel way to promote their new movie “Smile.”
Here’s some fun, clever movie promo – Paramount seemingly placed #Smile actors in the crowd at both the Yankees and Mets games last night, both in view of cameras. The results were indeed creepy. Going to a game this weekend? Watch out for the smiles! 😃 pic.twitter.com/aC3sqZjWvI
— Erik Davis (@ErikDavis) September 24, 2022
Additionally, it seems like their plan for promoting their film is working very well for them. The performers from the movie Smile are seen in a lot of viral social media posts.
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Viral MLB fan captured at San Francisco 49ers vs Broncos match
A few days later, one of the “fans” was observed at the Denver Broncos vs. San Francisco 49ers game on Sunday night.
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However, it’s possible that staring at that weird fan was better than what the 49ers and Broncos were doing on the field. With just 21 points between them, the two sides struggled offensively for most of the game.
Denver won, but considering how much attention Smile has received, it could actually have been the major winner. If you haven’t watched the trailer for the movie Smile, which truly shocked the living daylights out of us with some of its more terrifying visuals, the stunt is a fairly good summary of the strange appeal of the film.
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