Ricky Gervais has never bitten his tongue when it comes to telling the world what he thinks.
When it comes to anti-vaxxers, this is definitely no exception.
The famous comedian has uploaded a photo of himself getting a Covid-19 injection to Twitter, which was definitely ruining the feathers of the brigade of conscience protesters.
Posting next to the image, Gervais wrote on Twitter: “Suppose you COVID c ***!”
After receiving several comments from the anti-vaxxer crowd criticizing him for getting the vaccine, Gervais took the opportunity to grab a pile of funny sass in his responses.
As if almost wanting to be dragged to hell and back by the comedian, one beginner asked: “Is this one of those controversial vaccines in Oxford that killed a man? good healthy last week? ”
Without losing a beat, Gervais replied: “No. I made myself out of an old computer and a bit of autism.”
Another shouted: “But what if it gives you autism?!?”
Describing the film Waterman, Gervais hit back saying: “I’ll go to the casino.”
A third commented that it was: “A humorous way to respond to participating in an experimental drug test.”
The Brit, who was not yet running out of rescue smoke when it came to the zingers, replied: “I try to deal with everything funny. He pays the bills. ”
The After Life a star is just one of many celebrities who have announced themselves are getting the Covid-19 vaccine.
Dolly Parton was praised when she shared an image of getting the Moderna vaccine, which helped her donate $ 1 million to help the research team.
“Dolly is getting a dose of her own medicine,” she wrote in the image of herself receiving the injection.
Before getting the picture, she said: “I’m finally going to have my vaccine. I’m excited. I’ve been waiting a while I’m old enough to get it Mr Shortridge: And I am smart enough to get it.
“So I’m really excited that I’m going to get my Moderna picture today. And I want to tell everyone that you should get out there and do it too.”
She then sang a recitation of her famous song, Jolene, changing the word to ‘vaccine.’
Ozzy Osbourne, Sir Ian McKellen, Jeff Goldblum, Sir Anthony Hopkins and Sean Penn were among the other stars who also took to social media to show fans that they had also been vaccinated.