Celebs Who Can't Stand Rob Dyrdek

When watching an episode of Rob Dyrdek's Ridiculousness, you may find similarities between his show and Daniel Tosh's Tosh.0 series. Although it's possible for the two viral clip shows to coexist in the comedy realm of television and have crossover fan bases, Daniel Tosh is not having it.

When watching an episode of Rob Dyrdek's Ridiculousness, you may find similarities between his show and Daniel Tosh's Tosh.0 series. Although it's possible for the two viral clip shows to coexist in the comedy realm of television and have crossover fan bases, Daniel Tosh is not having it.

Tosh.0 aired in June 2009 on Comedy Central, and it would not be the first viral clip show — since television has seen earlier clip shows, such as the OG America's Funniest Home Videos. What makes Tosh's show so different is his efforts to add skits in between his dark banter of the internet vids. However, when Rob Dyrdek's Ridiculousness aired on MTV in 2011, Tosh totally believed the show was a rip off of his own.

According to ESPN, Tosh took his frustrations to Twitter and tweeted a shady congrats to his newest competition: "congrats @robdyrdek. new show looks very funny & familiar."

The two comedians' beef got serious after a joke went too far on Tosh's show. In 2012, Tosh filmed a skit that seemingly mocked Dyrdek and even went as far as accusing him of being a pedophile, according to TMZ. Dyrdek threatened Tosh to a fight, per TMZ, but Tosh continued trolling and tweeted, as per Grantland, "fair enough but if you have to beat me up, can we film it and put it on my show so people will actually watch it?"

Yikes — it seems Tosh knows how to push Dyrdek's buttons.

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