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Charlie Sheen has joined TikTok and has shared his first - somewhat bizarre - clip. Check it out:
Well, what did you expect from him?
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The actor posted on Twitter to let his 10.4 million followers know that he had joined the video sharing app promising them that it’d either be ‘fun’ or ‘really suck’ - so he’s covered all his bases.
His first even upload featured a cartoon man in his dinosaur suit with a photo of his face over the top. The little character danced around in some sort of weird lake with love hearts in the background and the word ‘congratulations’ across the top.
He captioned the clip “Last night’s dream.” You want to lay off the cheese before bedtime, Charlie.
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His fans are pretty chuffed to finally see him join TikTok, one wrote: “Welcome to TikTok legend!”
Another posted: “Welcome to TikTok, Charlie! God bless.”
While a third added: “I can’t wait to see where this account goes.”
Another person said: “I seen the post on Twitter so HAD to immediately come here to follow you. Always been a fan.”
And even the folks who didn’t really understand what the video was trying to convey still gave it the thumbs up with one fella commenting: “I don’t know what this is, but I love it.”
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Last week, the 56-year-old star teased a comeback on Instagram, sharing a photo of himself alongside Entourage creator Doug Ellin and actors Kevin Dillon and Kevin Connolly.
Sharing the photo of the as yet unannounced project, Sheen wrote: “Epic first day with my new ‘2nd.’ family. Xox”
Meanwhile, Ellin shared some additional footage including a clip of the cast - including Sheen - talking at what looked like a table read.
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Sheen was once the highest paid actor on television, pulling in a whopping $1.8 million (£1.3m) per episode of Two and A Half Men, but had his contract terminated in 2011 after showing ‘dangerously self-destructive conduct’ and making inflammatory comments about producer and co-creator Chuck Lorre.
Since then, acting work hasn’t been as plentiful for the star, much to the disappointment of fans - so this new project will come as welcome news to many.