I know, right? From what I can tell about the world, this title may come as a surprise to many — y'all TRULY stan this Chris.
I personally have always been more of a Chris Pine girl, but whatever.
I know, right? From what I can tell about the world, this title may come as a surprise to many — y'all TRULY stan this Chris.
I personally have always been more of a Chris Pine girl, but whatever.
Now if he co-stars in a sequel to Bride Wars, y'all can give me a call cause I haven't forgot about THAT lil' acting stint, Mr. Pratt.
Like walking down stairs... SO goofy!
The shirt features the worlds "Don't tread on me" with a coiled snake and the American flag.
Since its intial creation, the Gadsden flag has taken on many different interpretations and has been adopted by the Tea Party and far-right political groups in support of things like the Second Amendment.
This left many to question Chris’ political stance and beliefs.
The shirt sparked a political and historical debate.
The 13 parts of the snake represent the Thirteen Colonies.
That hatred was absolutely NOT what Chris was channeling.
Weird that an A-List Hollywood actor wouldn't shop at Walmart, but hey.
Overwhelmed with the support and the hate, Forged Apparel released a public statement in support of Pratt.
"Our CEO and members of our Forged team served alongside military service members of all races, cultures, and ethnicities."
"Since then, his support has helped both Forged Clothing and The Murph Challenge raise millions of dollars for military and law enforcement families and foundations."
They concluded, "Chris Pratt is by far one of the most humble and selfless Americans we have ever known. We will ALWAYS have his back."
"The Forged Resurgence Is Back" their website reads.
The website also features the hashtag #DONTTREADONPRATT.
I think it's safe to say Chris was not using the shirt to spread hatred at all.
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