Seth Rogen is the cover star of GQ magazine's June/July issue and we are so here for it!
Cape Town – Seth Rogen is the cover star ofThe comedian – probably best known for the"quasi-employed, stoned men-children he played in his 20s," as GQ's Caroline Mccloskey puts it – is way more than meets the eye and it shows., Seth is the epitome of style in his GQ cover shoot, proving that he can still get high, make crude but funny jokes and look good doing it.
"I look at Kanye, for example, and I remember the truth is at first, people were like, 'Why you making shoes, man? Just make music.' And his shoes are great. People love them. He's made Adidas billions of dollars. "So, there is something to be said for staying in your lane, but sometimes people do really great outside of their lane," Rogen said.
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