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Forget the Oscars or dinner at Spago, the Marine Corps Ball is quickly becoming the hottest event in Hollywood.
Following Mila Kunis' invitation to the traditional November event by Sgt. Scott Moore -- she accepted days later -- and her "Friends With Benefits" co-star Justin Timberlake's subsequent invite from Corporal Kelsey De Santis, another Marine has turned to YouTube to ask a celebrity crush to event.
Betty White, will you go to the ball with Sgt. Ray Lewis?
The Marine, who has served in both Afghanistan and Iraq, posted a video to YouTube on Friday appealing to the 90-year old Emmy nominee to be his date, noting that he'll be performing as a rapper and promising her a good time. He also let tried wooing White with some sweet talk.
"She's funny, she's sweet, she's mature, she's the all around perfect woman," Lewis gushes in the video.
What a fantastic idea on his part.
What a fantastic idea on his part.
What a fantastic idea on his part.
Betty White puts out
What a fantastic idea on his part.
Betty White puts out
What a fantastic idea on his part.
Betty White puts out
My kinda gal.
She's truly a model of how to get old with style.
Props to this Marine, and props to Betty White showing us that for some, 90 doesn't mean wheel chairs and feeding tubes.
She is hysterical, I love a broad that can poke fun of herself, has a sense of humor, and keeps on ticking like she's 25 years old.
You go girl!
Andy Warhol was right. "In the future everyone will be famous for 15 minutes". Internet savvy Marines seem to have have an inside shot at their 15 minutes these days. I wonder how good they are at their jobs.
Andy Warhol was right. "In the future everyone will be famous for 15 minutes". Internet savvy Marines seem to have have an inside shot at their 15 minutes these days. I wonder how good they are at their jobs.
I think it's sad that some marines are making a mockery of the Marine Corps Ball. It's more about the celeb than the Marine Corps it appears. Shame on the few attention whores that are ruining it.
I think it's sad that some marines are making a mockery of the Marine Corps Ball. It's more about the celeb than the Marine Corps it appears. Shame on the few attention whores that are ruining it.
Or maybe, after having served in the hellhole that is the 'sandbox'-they are just trying to have some fun.
