Accessing her Twitter page, Grammy Award-winning singer Shania Twain welcomed Brad Pitt as he wished the actor his 57th birthday. See below the 55-year-old singer’s birthday tweet for the Oscar winner.
Shania Twain is finally “impressed” by Brad Pitt, while she wishes the Bullet Train star at 57 years old
“Oh-oo-oh, you think you’re special / Oh-oo-oh, you think you’re something else / Okay, so you’re Brad Pitt / That doesn’t impress me too much, “Shania Twain had proudly sung in 1997 in her hit song, That doesn’t impress me much for her album come this way. Now, it looks like the Oscar-winning actor has finally “impressed” the five-time Grammy-winning singer.
As she was 57 years old yesterday, December 18, Twain posted nearly a million followers on her Twitter page and wrote on Twitter: “Happy birthday to Brad Pitt, I will make an exception for today.” , along with a kiss emoticon. The tweet obviously refers to Shania’s classic song, and her fans immediately noticed and even laughed at the comments section. @STwainiacsPH posted on Twitter, “Okay Shania, so you’re impressed in the meantime,” while Canadian Senator Denise Batters wrote on Twitter: “I will always make this exception! The hilarious tweet has already garnered 39.5 ratings.
See below Shania Twain’s funniest 57th birthday for Brad Pitt:
Happy birthday to Brad Pitt, I will make an exception for today
– Shania Twain (@ShaniaTwain) December 18, 2020
For us, Brad Pitt will always impress us! Happy birthday, Mr. Pitt!
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Meanwhile, Brad is currently working on his next project, posting his role in the Oscars He was in Hollywood once, entitled High speed train. Along with Pitt, director David Leitch boasts an impressive cast, including Joey King, Aaron Taylor Johnson, Brian Tyree Henry, Zazie Beetz, Michael Shannon, Logan Lerman, Andrew Koji and Bad Bunny. Lady Gaga is said to be part of Bullet Train’s distributed and in a small secondary role.
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