Samuel L Jackson says 'stay the f*** at home' in sweary coronavirus poem
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mirror.co.ukSamuel L Jackson has given a clear warning to the globe during the coronavirus pandemic. The Pulp Fiction actor, 71, told people to "stay the f*ck at home" as he read a poem during an appearance on American talk show Jimmy Kimmel Live this week.
He read from an revised version of Adam Mansbach's book called Go the F*** to Sleep which has been renamed to Stay the f*** at home to match with the worldwide advice on social distancing to stop coronavirus spreading.
The poem started: “The ‘rona is spreading, this s*** is no joke – it’s no time to work or roam. The way you can fight it is simple, my friends: stay the f*** at home.” Other swear-filled lines read: "Mother*****r it’s no time to gamble, look around, you’re not at a casino.
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