Paul Rudd Drops PSA Encouraging Millennials to Wear Masks | THR News - video Dailymotion

Paul Rudd is urging millennials to wear a mask as the novel coronavirus pandemic continues.

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00:00A few days ago I was talking on the iPhone with my homie Governor Cuomo and he's just going off

00:04about how us millennials need to wear masks. Certified young person Paul Rudd is urging

00:10millennials to wear a mask. The 51-year-old actor who has often commented on for his forever

00:15youthful look teamed up with New York Governor Andrew Cuomo for a public service announcement

00:19regarding masks catered towards millennials. The video was part of Cuomo's national Mask

00:24Up America campaign. In a two-minute clip released Monday, Rudd explains that his homie

00:29Cuomo asked him to explain why it's important for millennials to wear masks and stop the

00:34spread of the virus. With a skateboard in hand, beats headphones around his neck and a baseball

00:45cap, the actor emphasizes that masks are quote totally beast. Masks protect you and your dank

00:51squad because caring about other people is the new not caring about other people. Governor Cuomo

00:56even thanked Rudd for helping spread the word saying this nation is still battling the COVID-19

01:01pandemic and young people are not immune from it. Thanks to Paul Rudd for helping us spread this

01:06crucial message and reach young people like him. Throughout the video, Rudd shows off his dance

01:12moves while filming a stop the pandemic challenge on TikTok and pleads for everyone to wear their

01:17masks as hundreds of thousands of people are dying and it's preventable. At the end of the video,

01:22Rudd even enlisted help from Hot Ones host Sean Evans to help hilariously recreate their viral

01:28look at us meme as they stain their masks with hot sauce while trying to eat hot wings.

01:33Look at us. Hey, hey, look at us. Look at us. Who would have thought wearing masks would be a

01:39problem? Not me. To watch the full PSA, head to THR.com. For The Hollywood Reporter News, I'm Neha Joy.