Please Don't Destroy shares how Taylor Swift and Pete Davidson joined them for 'Three Sad Virgins' on Jimmy Fallon's Tonight Show
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: The comedy world was in for a delightful surprise when the members (Ben Marshall, John Higgins, and Martin Herlihy) of the comedy group Please Don't Destroy revealed how they managed to recruit Taylor Swift and Pete Davidson for their latest project, 'Three Sad Virgins.'
Please Don't Destroy, a group known for their hilarious sketches and absurd humor, recently hit the big leagues by collaborating with pop sensation Taylor Swift and 'Saturday Night Live' star Pete Davidson.
Please Don't Destroy landed Taylor Swift and Pete Davidson for 'Three Sad Virgins'
In a recent interview with Jimmy Fallon on 'The Tonight Show,' the members of Please Don't Destroy shared the exciting details behind their collaboration with Swift and Davidson.
According to them, it all began when Taylor Swift's team reached out to them after seeing their comedy sketches.
The Grammy-winning artist, known for her humorous side, was a fan of their work and wanted to be part of it.
"We couldn't believe it when we got the call. It was surreal," shared John Higgins, one of the members. "Taylor Swift is such an incredible artist, and having her on board was a dream come true."
Pete Davidson's unexpected connection with Please Don't Destroy
As for Pete Davidson, the group revealed that their connection with him was more serendipitous.
It turned out that Davidson's mother was a fan of Please Don't Destroy, and when she suggested the collaboration, Pete was immediately interested.
"Pete is a comedy genius, and we were excited to have him join us," said David Dineen-Porter. "He brought his own unique flavor to the project, and working with him was a blast."
'Three Sad Virgins' is an absurd and hilarious take on the lives of three friends who find themselves in comically awkward and bizarre situations. The addition of Taylor Swift and Pete Davidson to the mix promises to make this project a must-watch for comedy and pop culture enthusiasts.
The comedy group's collaboration with Swift and Davidson highlights the growing trend of established artists exploring their comedic talents.
Please Don't Destroy has certainly hit the jackpot with this collaboration, and fans of both comedy and Taylor Swift can't wait to see the magic they've created together.