Sometimes, the internet can be an amazing place. Fans of the Minnesota Vikings and streaming content creators are likely quite familiar with quarterback Brett Favre as well as Twitch personality CaseOh.
For those who aren't familiar. Favre is a Hall of Fame quarterback who played for the Vikings in 2009 and 2010 and holds numerous passing records in the NFL. Meanwhile, CaseOh was named Streamer of the Year at the 2024 Streamer Awards thanks to his unique and interactive content.
The worlds of those two individuals collided recently when someone paid the legendary quarterback for a video on Cameo to discuss the problems with the GoobLagoon, a fictitious water park in the game Waterpark Simulator run by CaseOh.
Someone hired former Minnesota Vikings quarterback Brett Favre for a Cameo to talk about the fictitious water park, the GoobLagoon run by streamer CaseOh.
In the Cameo Video, the former Minnesota Vikings quarterback became another in a long line of celebrities who were paid to talk about CaseOh's business empire, including musician Boy George, former wrestler The Great Khali, skater Tony Hawk, Chris Hansen, Raven-Symoné, and others.
Some major complaints about the water park in the video from Favre were that the pools were empty, yet the ground was so wet that people were slipping and falling everywhere. The hot dogs at the concession stands were undercooked. There was garbage all over the place. He described the state of the GoobLagoon as "pitiful," despite its mild success.
Favre says he looked into the place after his "friends" told him about it and changes need to be made if CaseOh wants it to truly succeed in the long-term. He compels for the popular streamer to "get out of the dark ages" and do it right.
To cap off the video, he says that the next time his friends go (or even Favre himself will go) to the GoobLagoon, he hopes that these issues have been cleaned up and that CaseOh is running a problem-free water park.
If Brett Favre knows this isn't a real water park, he played it with the comedic straight-man skills of a professional. He sounded genuinely concerned for the park, its patrons, and CaseOh in the video. It shows a fun, human element of the former Minnesota Vikings quarterback that helps to make the whole situation with the GoobLagoon even more entertaining and fun for fans of the popular streamer.