Chris Rock Says He ‘Oddly Doesn’t Feel Like Celebrating’ Joe Biden’s Lead In Multiple States

Chris Rock Says He ‘Oddly Doesn’t Feel Like Celebrating’ Joe Biden’s Lead In Multiple States
While many are ready to celebrate the potential win for Joe Biden in the presidential election, it looks like Chris Rock can relate to others who are simply drained from the political activity.
He shared a photo on Instagram that showed Joe Biden’s lead in four of the five remaining states that have yet to finish counting their ballots: Georgia, Pennsylvania, Nevada, and Arizona.

Donald Trump currently has the lead in the fifth remaining state, North Carolina.
Chris Rock responded to the news on social media and wrote Friday (Nov. 6th):
“Oddly I don’t feel like celebrating. I feel like Tom Hanks towards the end of castaway. I’m really happy the ship came but I dont want to party.”

He continued and said:
“I just want to take a shower cut my hair eat a shrimp find Helen Hunt deliver my last package and figure out the rest of my life.”
Despite the changes in Joe Biden’s favor, Donald Trump released a statement making it clear that he’s not giving up.

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