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WATCH: Hilarious moment famous faces give impressionist Mario Rosenstock a taste of his own medicine
The hilariously popular show Gift Grub turns 25 this week and ultimate impressionist Mario Rosenstock appeared on the Ian Dempsey show on Today FM to celebrate the huge milestone.
Created by Rosenstock and Dempsey, Gift Grub has entertained audiences with hilarious sketches and impressions of Irish politicians and celebrities, and generally poked fun of Irish culture for the last 25 years.
To congratulate the funny man on the many years of the hit show, some famous faces including Bertie Ahern and Daniel O'Donnell, sent in video messages of well wishes and to give Rosenstock a little taste of his own medicine.
Famous faces roast Mario as Gift Grub turns 25!
— Today FM (@TodayFM) May 8, 2024
Happy Birthday #GiftGrub @giftgrubmario @iandempsey pic.twitter.com/7KvRCEf0w2
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