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'Pivot' to 'How You Doin': US Reporter Sneaks 'FRIENDS' References into Weather Forecast

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Last Updated: March 27, 2023, 09:47 IST

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'Pivot' to 'How You Doin': Houston Reporter Sneaks 'FRIENDS' References into Weather Forecast (Photo Credits: Instagram/@weatheradam)

'Pivot' to 'How You Doin': Houston Reporter Sneaks 'FRIENDS' References into Weather Forecast (Photo Credits: Instagram/@weatheradam)

Adam Krueger, the Chief Meteorologist at CW39 Houston, posted a video in which he accepted a challenge to include multiple F.R.I.E.N.D.S references in his weather report.

The timeless appeal of F.R.I.E.N.D.S never fails to entertain us, no matter how many times we’ve watched it. From Ross’s famous “Hi” to Monica’s “I know!”, the show’s iconic dialogue always feels fresh and brings a smile to our faces. Recently, a Houston reporter has taken this entertainment to the next level by incorporating a F.R.I.E.N.D.S twist to his weather report. This meteorologist has also gained fame for sneaking Snoop Dogg’s lyrics into his weather report, and now he has once again impressed viewers with his humour and wit.

Adam Krueger, the Chief Meteorologist at CW39 Houston, posted a video in which he accepted a challenge to include multiple F.R.I.E.N.D.S references in his weather report. He began with a reference to the popular scene where Ross yells “Pivot! Pivot!" while trying to move a couch, as he talked about Arctic air moving south. Krueger then joked about people in colder regions wearing more clothes, saying “Could I be wearing any more clothes?" He continued with another reference to the show’s famous line, “We were on a break," while discussing the possibility of a late freeze season. Finally, he ended the report with a cheeky “Spring, how you doin?" reference. Fans of the show appreciated Krueger’s clever and relatable approach, with some even jokingly exclaiming “My eyes! My eyes!" in response to his comedic antics.

“You nailed how Ross said “pivot”, well done!” commented a user while another one said, “Could these references be any better? I loved it!”. “I was waiting for a 7! 7! 7!” joked the third user. While the video was shared in February, it has now garnered over 3.3 million views and over 165K likes on IG.

Krueger’s ability to incorporate pop culture references into his weather reports has gained him a dedicated following, with his fans suggesting everything from song lyrics to TV show references for him to include. He had previously made headlines for his reference to Eminem’s “Without Me" during one of his reports.

Meanwhile, F.R.I.E.N.D.S is an iconic American sitcom that aired from 1994 to 2004, but its popularity endures to this day. The show revolves around the lives of six close-knit friends living in New York City, as they navigate through their careers, relationships, and personal lives. What makes the show so endearing is the distinct personality of each character, adding humour and charm to the show. From Rachel’s impeccable fashion sense to Monica’s competitive spirit, Ross’ endearing goofiness to Chandler’s quick-witted sarcasm, and Joey’s lovable stupidity, each character brings a unique dynamic to the group’s friendship. Even though the show aired decades ago, it continues to be beloved by viewers of all ages and backgrounds, making it a cultural phenomenon that has stood the test of time.

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first published:March 27, 2023, 09:47 IST
last updated:March 27, 2023, 09:47 IST