Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop website makes a hilarious response to Stephen Colbert's parody video wherein he mocks celebrity lifestyle brands.They make a hilarious comeback to Colbert. They prove that they were not offended at the statement, rather made it into a joke.
In Stephen Colbert's parody video, he was mocking celebrity lifestyle brands and announcing the launch of his own range or random, expensive things. Paltrow's website team showed that they know how to have a little fun, too. They were targeted in Colbert's recent spoof and they responded to it hilariously as reported by IMDB. Goop responded to it with a blog post titled "6 Fail-Proof Tips for Launching a Men's Lifestyle Site".
Colbert recently hit the A-list celebrities like Paltrow herself including Reese Witherspoon and Blake Lively to name a few. He announced that he himself is launching his own personal lifestyle that night, announcing a fake brand named Covetton House. According to Entertainment News Online, goddesses of Goo gave out advices such as staying fit because dad bods that dress like they do "know there's only one bulge that belongs under you skinny suit" they said. One other thing they said was to Colbert directly saying "everyone goes wild for content about genitals, so we suggest you go ahead of the curve and write about a growing craze among men, anal bleaching".
The Goop website was not only addressing the blog post to Colbert, but to Snoop Dogg as well who announced a lifestyle brand based on marijuana. According to Daily Mail, earlier this week, Snood Dogg launched a new lifestyle website devoted to cannabis, saying that it will be an encyclopedia on the drug marijuana. Some of the advice that their site stated was to "get good at telling people what to do" addressing it both to Colbert and Snoop Dogg. They also encourage them to capitalize on "evergreen Beauty content" to get more traffic to their launched site.
The members of the Goop website definitely made a great humor out of a post that jabbed them and their launching sites. They showed that they don't always take things seriously all the time. The site called out artists that mock them or their brand.
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