It’s all about timing.
Comedian Theo Von hilariously tumbled into YouTuber Logan Paul when his chair collapsed during President Trump’s inauguration.
Paul, wearing a smart three-piece shoot, started filming from below as he sat next to brother Jake Paul when the Louisiana-born podcaster’s chair suddenly gave way — sending him tumbling back between Paul’s legs.
Logan Paul caught the moment Von fell out of his chair during President Donald Trump’s second inauguration in Washington, DC. @LoganPaul/X“Oh! It happened,” Paul, 29, whispered in the video he later shared on X, which he caption, “MAKE CHAIRS GREAT AGAIN.”
People quickly turned their heads in shock and concern to see Von sitting on the ground atop the flattened-out chair with his back in Paul’s lap.
“I said it would,” Paul said as someone off-camera shushed the group, and Von was being helped up from the floor.
Von, who also hosts the popular podcast “This Past Weekend,” didn’t appear hurt during the accident and quickly made a joke to ease the awkward situation.
“Kamala’s chairs,” he quipped, a crack at former Vice President Kamala Harris, as he sat down in a different chair between the Paul brothers.
Paul then tells the comedian he got the mishap on video.
People quickly turned their heads in shock and concern to see Von sitting on the ground atop the flattened-out chair with his back in Paul’s lap. @LoganPaul/X
Von didn’t appear hurt after his chair gave out on him. @LoganPaul/X“Did you really? Let me see it,” Von gleefully said before the clip ends.
Von later addressed the incident on his X account, reposting the video and writing, “Thought we were past the pranks, boys.”
The podcaster, who interviewed Trump at his Bedminster, NJ, country club in August while he was running for reelection, posted on X before the ceremony that he “felt really lucky” for the opportunity to be at the inauguration.
President Donald Trump on “This Past Weekend” with Von in August. Theo Von/ YouTube“Got a chance to go to the presidential inauguration today and i just cant believe i got to be at that,” he wrote.
“Some countries dont even let you vote. Just felt really lucky to see that.”
Von was among many celebrities and prominent business leaders in attendance to watch Trump be sworn in as the 47th president of the United States at the US Capitol Rotunda, including UFC commentator Joe Rogan, who also interviewed Trump on his podcast “The Joe Rogan Experience” just weeks before the November election, UFC CEO Dana White, and UFC superstar Conor McGregor.
Other celebrities at the ceremony were retired NHL legend Wayne Gretzky, Oscar-winning actor Jon Voight, Comedian and celebrity roaster Jeffrey Ross, and Musician Kid Rock.
Tech giants Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, Sundar Pichal, Tim Cook, and Elon Musk also attended Trump’s second inauguration on Monday.
