Jeremy McLellan the unofficial spokesperson of Pakistan, online defender of our country and biryani lover, has made a special place in our hearts. His witty humor, love for our country and jabs at India made him quite a famous personality on social media. Additionally, the stand-up comedian consistently shows his support for Pakistan and his recent attempt at learning the Urdu language alongside his baby daughter Jewell through an online translator melted everyone’s heart.
Recently, with the arrival of the British royal couple to Pakistan has created a wave of memes and Jeremy didn’t sit still at the chance.
Via TechJuice
McLellan took a light jab at himself and Prince William at the same time; classic.
He is a comedian after all and his humor didn’t fail to entertain this time around as well. He called Prince William out for copying everything he does and then list down sone hilarious points.
“Tired of Prince William copying everything I do. Losing his hair, marrying someone more attractive, visiting Pakistan. This has to stop.”
Tired of Prince William copying everything I do. Losing his hair, marrying someone more attractive, visiting Pakistan. This has to stop.
— Jeremy McLellan (@JeremyMcLellan) October 16, 2019
He then followed this up by another tweet:
doesn’t he know I’m royalty too https://t.co/oRM47ZPL47
— Jeremy McLellan (@JeremyMcLellan) October 16, 2019
Jeremy’s joke was met with a plethora of teases from the Pakistani community and they couldn’t help but joke about Jeremy being jealous. However, that is clearly not the case and we all know what a good sport this lad is. Jeremy’s affinity with Pakistan dates back to his days before he became a comedian. He worked with intellectually disabled children and adults which included Pakistani clients that were Muslims as well; this is when he started to discover more about the country and its dominant religion that later in 2017, made him visit.
Pakistanis reacted to Jeremy’s joke about Prince William and reassured him of his place!
Jeremy the Pakistani Stallion!
Don't worry you'll still be our favourite horse ?
— ???? (@samts16) October 16, 2019
Pakistanis reassure him his place is irreplaceable. However, they want the British Royal goodness to visit and love Pakistan as well.
Hahahaha ….No. let it go like this, Pakistan love the ppl like you and your love for Pakistan. We want #royalcouple to love Pakistan and visit it more often like you??
— Ghazala (@GhazalaSaleh) October 16, 2019
Some remind him he is above all foreigners that love Pakistan. “They both are state guests but you are lord of our hearts”
Your Highness…. don't worry… You are still at the best place in our hearts so far.
They both are state's guest. But you are lord of our hearts. So no need to worry. pic.twitter.com/HqKMXWtJ5U— Khawar Abbas Baloch (@joinbaloch) October 16, 2019
‘Unless’ Prince William visit more often then Jeremy’s place is up for grabs by his highness. LOL
But we all love you and your family more, Jeremy. Something the Duke of Cambridge can’t have or copy. Well…… unless, um….he visits Pakistan more often. ?
— Zupash Tareen (@TareenZupash) October 16, 2019
The Pindi boy obviously has more rights over Pakistanis’ hearts than someone who is just visiting. Right?
He is just visiting Pakistan but you are a real pindi boiyee?
— Mahpara Bhutta (@MPbhutta) October 16, 2019
Whoops! Someone took it to heart and is of the opinion that the visits should not stop as they showcase how peaceful and beautiful Pakistan is. But hey, Jeremy has done a lot to enforce this positive image of Pakistan. So props to him as well.
This shouldn’t stop Pakistan ?? is a peaceful country everyone is welcome ? #RoyalsVisitPakistan
— malaahmed (@malaahmed2) October 16, 2019
This man rose up to every occasion and defended Pakistan against the Indian keyboard warriors, slating them with his impeccable humor. His account is a breath of fresh air and you just cannot miss it. His humor continues to garner more desi fans and even Prince William or Harry cannot replace him from within our hearts!
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