Smallest D*** Website Links to Ted Cruz Amid Twitter Feud With Seth Rogen

Ted Cruz, Seth Rogen

Getty An NSFW website automatically links to Senator Ted Cruz's Twitter page amid his online argument with actor Seth Rogen (R).

Senator Ted Cruz got into an epic Twitter feud with actor Seth Rogen over the weekend. While the Texas senator and the Neighbors star traded barbs on Twitter, it was discovered that if you type in the website “www.smallestdick.com” automatically links to Cruz’s official Twitter page.

At first, users online believed Rogen, 38, pulled the online prank, especially after democratic strategist Adam Parkhomenko tweeted out the suggestion on January 24.

However, it was not Rogen who orchestrated the NSFW website page to immediately link to Cruz’s Twitter page. That move was claimed by a man named Michael Krivicka, who first tweeted about the prank on January 22. Krivicka asked Michael Rappaport on Twitter, “I own the URL http://SmallestDick.com I just redirected it to @tedcruz. Can u help me get the word out? Thanks, man.”


Rogen’s Twitter Fight With Cruz Started on Biden’s Inauguration Day

The battle between Rogen and the 50-year-old senator started on January 20, the day President Joe Biden was sworn into office. After Cruz criticized Biden for reentering the Paris Climate Agreement, Rogen responded, “F*** off you fascist.”

Cruz tweeted in response, “Charming, civil, educated response. @Sethrogen If you’re a rich, angry Hollywood celebrity, today’s Dems are the party for you. If you’re blue collar, if you’re a union member, if you work in energy or manufacturing… not so much.”

Rogen fired right back. He tweeted, “Haha get f***** fascist. Go encourage a white supremacist insurrection again you f****** clown.”

“If you’re a white supremacist fascist who doesn’t find it offensive when someone calls your wife ugly, Ted Cruz is the exact motherf***** for you,” adding, “also I’m in four unions.”

The next day, Rogen slammed Cruz for loving a popular Disney movie. The senator responded to MGM’s tweeted asking user online about the first film they saw in theatres, Cruz retweeted the trope and answered, “Fantasia. It was playing at a film revival. It scared me; I cried—I was 4. My Mom had to take me out.”

“Everyone who made that film would hate you,” Rogen responded.

Things continued to escalate between the two on January 23. Cruz tweeted, “All jokes aside,
@Sethrogen is a moron. It’s your party that believes in govt power: to shut your business, to oppress your faith & to censor your speech. Anyone who disagrees, they try to cancel. BTW, a lot of folks in Hollywood are conservative—& muzzled by the fascist Left.”

“All jokes aside, @tedcruz is a fascist piece of s***,” Rogen fired back. On January 24, Rogen tweeted, “You literally inspired a deadly insurrection you stupid f***.”


Fellow Celebrities Tweeted Out in Support of Rogen Against Cruz


After Rogen’s interactions with Cruz went viral, multiple fellow celebrities spoke out to support the Pineapple Express star. TV producer Michael Schur tweeted, “Hi,
@tedcruz is desperate to pick a fight with @Sethrogen so everyone talks about that and not the fact that he made a bad-faith attempt to overthrow a fair election in order to cynically grab Trump’s base and run for President in 2024. Let’s focus on the latter.”

Writer April Wolfe agreed with Rogen that this was much more than a “Twitter feud.” She tweeted:

I hate how media outlets are framing Seth Rogen’s ridiculing of Ted Cruz like it’s a beef they don’t have to take sides in, just a pop-culture thing to report. Cruz is a sitting senator who inspired a calculated mob to attack the US Capitol to overturn a free and fair election.

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