Ryan Gosling recently took a hilarious dig at fonts Avatar In the sequel to the 2017 sketch Papyrus 2.

Gosling plays a font lover who can’t stand it Avatar Title font is Papyrus.

April 13, Barbie In a longer sequel, the star once again plays a maniac driven mad by his stylistic choices, described as follows: “After spending years getting over it, Steven (Gosling) is faced with the challenge he’s always had Something to try to avoid.”

In the video, the new skit begins with Steven “coming face to face with my demons” after years of recovery, when he sees the 2022 clip “Avatar: The Way of Water” During tooth cleaning.

“It’s not a huge improvement, but it makes me feel like there’s a lot of hope in the world. Like maybe, if we raise our voices, change will happen,” Steven’s voiceover says.

Later that night, he realized, “All the money in the world, he just made it…bold. It took him a few seconds — a minute at the most.”

Gosling’s character then seeks out the designer again and confronts him at a celebration of his career.

During their heated confrontation, Gosling revealed his name, Johnathan Wingdings, the son of the creator of the even more insufferable font “wingdings.”

In early December, with peopleJames Cameron admitted that “the font thing is interesting.”

“We’re actually in a dilemma now with the second movie. It’s like, ‘Are we going to keep the same font of the highest-grossing movie in history, or are we going to change it?’ and mess with the formula,” he quipped.

Meanwhile, Cameron revealed his interest in saturday night live Although some people joked about his movie logo.

“You have to be able to laugh with yourself and laugh at yourself saturday night live,” Cameron added.