05-19-2018, 04:05 PM
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While not connected to the movies, there's a very good chance that fans of Deadpool 2 will have some questions about the decorations and artwork in Wade and Vanessa's apartment at the start of the film. Before everything gets blown up in flames, along with most of Wade's body. Some of the set decoration remains from the previous film, but a few choice items will stand out. Chief among them the white print on a red background proclaiming itself "TIRED AS F****."
If you try to look just below the large block letters, you'll notice the smaller print denoting it as the title of a song by The Tragically Hip, one of Canada's most prolific and successful bands in history.
The placement of the song title and styling seems to be a memorial for lead singer Gord Downie, who passed away in October of 2017.
That was just a few months after Deadpool 2 filming began, and just over a year out from The Hip announcing their farewell tour the day after Downie was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer. Reynolds was one of many Canadian artists and celebrities who voiced condolences upon Downie's passing, but it seems everyone involved with the movie made sure to give him another nod in the film itself.
While not connected to the movies, there's a very good chance that fans of Deadpool 2 will have some questions about the decorations and artwork in Wade and Vanessa's apartment at the start of the film. Before everything gets blown up in flames, along with most of Wade's body. Some of the set decoration remains from the previous film, but a few choice items will stand out. Chief among them the white print on a red background proclaiming itself "TIRED AS F****."
If you try to look just below the large block letters, you'll notice the smaller print denoting it as the title of a song by The Tragically Hip, one of Canada's most prolific and successful bands in history.
The placement of the song title and styling seems to be a memorial for lead singer Gord Downie, who passed away in October of 2017.
That was just a few months after Deadpool 2 filming began, and just over a year out from The Hip announcing their farewell tour the day after Downie was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer. Reynolds was one of many Canadian artists and celebrities who voiced condolences upon Downie's passing, but it seems everyone involved with the movie made sure to give him another nod in the film itself.
