“Getting Harder and Harder to Defend the Old Man Allegations”: 37-Year-Old Lewis Hamilton Leaves Netizens Confused With Bizarre Dad Joke

We’re all aware of how compassionate Lewis Hamilton is about animals. We often see Hamilton’s best pal Roscoe accompanying him on the paddock. Although not just a dog lover, Hamilton loves all animals equally, even “dags”.

We know that makes little to no sense and seems like a blatant typo. However, this is a Lewis Hamilton typo or we cannot come to grips with what Hamilton is trying to say here.

Lewis Hamilton replies to a tweet by Lando Norris and Twitter scratches its head

Lando Norris posted a tweet of himself with a white-furred dog. The dog in the picture is lying on the ground as Norris is squatting next to the dog and possibly scratching its belly.

Norris captioned the tweet, “I like dogs.” A pretty standard tweet with a simple caption. However, Hamilton felt the need to correct the young Brit.

Hamilton replied to McLaren man’s tweet with, “You mean dags?” We’re not sure who’s right here and who’s wrong, but the Mercedes man’s reply has Twitter scratching its head.

Before we get into theories, that Twitter users are coming up with, we would like to present one of our own. We are all aware of Hamilton’s dog Roscoe’s Instagram account. There is no proof of it and Hamilton has never revealed this information, but there’s a feeling Hamilton writes the captions on Roscoe’s posts.

For reference, the captions go like, “I’s love’s the gym’s…this is mys workouts withs dads”. So it could be a possibility Hamilton let his Roscoe persona out in the reply to Norris’s tweet.

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However, this is just one theory. Every fan on Twitter has their own regarding Hamilton’s reply.

Twitter theories on Hamilton’s “dags” reply

Fans on Twitter have multiple theories. Some are calling it a typo. Whereas others feel Hamilton meant to use the slang spelling “dawg”. However, there’s a theme in most of the reactions: confusion.

Let’s take a look at the original tweet and the reply first.

Now the general theme of the reactions to Hamilton’s reply is confusion and fans questioning his age.

However, now a lot of fans are making a connection between Hamilton’s reply and a movie. The movie in question is Snatch from 2000, featuring Brad Pitt and Jason Statham. The fans are making a connection between a particular scene as well.

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The movie reference is slowly becoming a popular choice among fans. Some fans are finding the movie reference hilarious, which is quite unlike Hamilton.

This one reply from Hamilton has F1 fans on Twitter completely split.