Busey won the most recent season of ‘Celebrity Big Brother’ (image: ITV)
Once upon a time, Gary Busey was Chet Stedman. Unfortunately, the years following a 1988 motorcycle accident in which he rode helmetless, turned him into, um, a colorful gent.
Earlier this week, Busey became the first American to ever win Celebrity Big Brother, the sparklier, more talked-about version of the US reality competition. He beat out TOWIE‘s Lauren Goodger and some other colorful British personalities to reign supreme, and took advantage of his finale interview to bring out his own personal brand of crazy.
The greatest part of filming Busey is that one needn’t prod him for odd ramblings. His thoughts ventured toward the House of Windsor, and he described the notion of a monarchy “outdated,” the palace “too scandalous” and the royals themselves a “misrepresentation of love.”
What else, Gary?
“They are just a tradition and symbol of something that meant so much to England way back when – but not now,” he added, according to the Daily Mail. “Now they are more like a sideshow.”
Did the Republicans put you up to this?!
Don’t even get Busey started on Downton Abbey. If this is the level of British taste, then you can have it, as far as he’s concerned.
“It’s too boring. I don’t watch it. What does that tell you about the Brits if they do watch it?”
Hokay. Children, there’s a lesson to be learned here. Wear a helmet when you ride your bicycle.
stupid idoit