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It happens to the best of us. We print a headline, like an obituary for Stan Lee, and instead of Stan, we put Spike. Ok, very few people who want to keep their job actually do something like that. Below I show how Twitter reacted when one newspaper did exactly that.
RIP Spike Lee?
The Gisborne Herald a New Zealand paper got the age and the picture of the celebrity who passed away earlier this week. Not so much the name.
RIP ... *checks notes*
— Hire my creative wit. Email in bio. (@Ohheykenny) November 13, 2018
SPIKE LEE.@gisbornenews pic.twitter.com/8uJ0FSfTLW
They both wear glasses?
One Twitter user made it clear that the two celebrities were nothing alike. Making the mix-up all the more humorous.
There’s something different about Spike Lee but i can’t quite place it 🤔 pic.twitter.com/bjs6fxaHKY
— Hire my creative wit. Résumé in bio. (@Ohheykenny) November 13, 2018
Not the first time
Another user was quick to point out it wasn't close to the first time something like this has happened. Neil Armstrong walked on the moon. Neil Young was a famous singer. Just so we're clear.
— Red Sky At Night (@redskyatnight) November 13, 2018
