If there’s anything that will melt a queen Elsa from Frozen’s snow glacier fortress and your heart at the same time, it’s this combination. Babies and kids are so powerful, that they male tacky, ugly Christmas sweaters look so cute. We at Get Ugly Sweaters truly believe that everyone should not go on with life without seeing these, so scroll down and get ready to squeal.
Don’t ask us how they do it, just check out the next few pictures and see for yourself!
We have this baby questioning their life choices this early on..
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Snug lil’ bug
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Just me and my mini xmas tree
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Do you think they’re dreaming of a white Christmas?
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This duo = the cutest duo
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The cutest snowflake we’ve ever seen!
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This one takes it a notch higher with that 3D nose!
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We really busted out our biggest ‘aww!’ over this..
From Kanye to Hilary Rodham Clinton, everyone’s rocking an ugly sweater this holiday season. We love that celebrities wear Christmas sweaters just like us! Prominent figures of the screen and stage are personalizing their look with gauche styles of the 80s and 90s. Unacceptably accepted, the ugly sweater is back in action and (un)cooler than ever. Take a look at these super famous sweater-wearing stars!
Your Sweater is a Wonderland
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Back in ’09 John Mayer embraced a classic-sweater look on Ellen. Since then, the sweaters have only gotten crazier.
Folks at Home, Don’t Try and Pull This Off
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Beyonce Knowles’ take on a “holiday look.” Over the top? Absolutely. But making a statement is the name of the game.
A Very (Ugly) Murray Christmas
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Two stars in one! Sofia Coppola has worked with Billy Murray on several projects including a must watch Xmas special. This sweater exudes excellence.
These Sweaters are Stone-Cold
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What a pose! Even though the people are fake, the sweaters (and corgis) are real. And good enough for royalty. Madame Tussaud has doctored up The Queen and her heirs for a special kind of Christmas celebration.
Have a Merry Yeezus!
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While clearly on a mission, Kanye and his little snowman friend look possessed by holiday cheer.
A Clinton Christmas
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Hillary Clinton contemplates her new look as she ditches the pantsuit for a Christmas cardigan.
A Classy Christmas
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It’s sometimes difficult to be classy in your everyday ugly sweater. TJ Miller doesn’t have that problem. His sweater-blazer hybrid has the power to melt icicles, stoke fires, and roast chestnuts this winter season.
The Mini-Me Sweater
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Kevin Hart will have no trouble fitting down a chimney this Christmas Eve as he becomes even smaller as cartoon Santa.
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Stand-up comedians have always said what others are afraid to. These seven holiday stand-up routines are artfully done, showing the everyday person why what they are doing every year during the holidays can be bat-sh** crazy. Why is Jesus’ birthday the most materialistic day of the year? Why do we continue to talk about the same stuff every year with our family members? And why is it that Santa Claus won’t bring Sarah Silverman any presents? Comedians help us reflect on what we really want out of the holiday season and all the absurd moments that go along with it. Enjoy!
Jim Gaffigan’s Holiday Traditions
In this segment from his 2005 special, Beyond The Pale, comedy extraordinaire, Jim Gaffigan, walks us through absurd human behavior around the holidays. From hanging socks over the fireplace during Christmas to hiding eggs around the yard on Easter Sunday (does it all revolve around Jesus…?) Gaffigan’s holiday stand-up routine makes everything we do seem strange.
Sarah Silverman Takes On Mr. Claus
“What Would Jesus Do?” asks Silverman in her original song, “Give the Jew Girl Toys.” Feeling neglected because of her religion, Silverman is just looking for some love from the big bearded man we’ve come to know as Santa Claus (is that German?), who she even offers to date. If you ask me, it depends on the present.
David Sedaris’ Santaland Diaries
“I’m a 33 year old man applying for a job as an elf.”
It’s 1992 in New York City and hilarious essayist, David Sedaris, is an elf at Macy’s’ Santaland. He failed his drug test, but still landed the gig due to his height. His elf name is Crumpet. Reading directly from his diary during this time, Sedaris invites us to laugh at his misfortunes whether it’s being forced to sing “Jingle Bells” to a screaming child, or when he was led on by an elf named Snowball.
Chris Rock On Christmas Commercialized
Amongst other things, Chris Rock leans into Christmas (5:05), exposing the ways in which our society has commercialized Jesus, the least materialistic guy’s, birthday. “No bling on Jesus!”
Literally Santa Claus
“You guys know that I’m just your parents right?” Watch angsty leftist Santa drop a little knowledge on ignorant capitalist America. “Truth” is what he’s spewin’ and no plastic wrapping is gonna stop him.
Steve Martin’s Christmas Classic
Steve Martin has more than one wish. Enough said.
Jerry Seinfeld Is Over the Holidays
Jerry Seinfeld reminds us that the most monotonous and awkward family moments tend to take place in the living room. When do you use the living room? Holidays. Think back to the post-meal conversations, the small talk, the small stream of drool dribbling from the corner of your great aunt’s mouth. At the end of the day it all ends with the same question: “Well, what are ya gonna do?”
We know you like to laugh as much as we do. Don’t miss out on these awesome SNL Christmas skits for some more giggles.
