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Billy Eichner And Tiffany Haddish Are On A Mission To Diversify 'Hocus Pocus' In The Latest 'Billy On The Street' 😂

Billy Eichner And Tiffany Haddish Are On A Mission To Diversify 'Hocus Pocus' In The Latest 'Billy On The Street' 😂
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We love the inane shenanigans Billy Eichner gets up to in "Billy On The Street". Throw Tiffany Haddish and an iconic 90s Halloween movie into the mix, and you've got a potion for hilarity brewing.


"Hey guys, it's Billy, and I'm gay," he starts.

"Hi, I'm Tiffany Haddish, and I'm black," she continues.


Billy on the Street's WITCH HUNT with TIFFANY HADDISH!youtu.be

Since diversity is "finally being celebrated" in Hollywood, they take to the streets to try and add another diverse cast member for their "woke" remake of Hocus Pocus. Hashtag: #WokusPocus.





Among the viable candidates are a Colombian man, a Brazilian woman, and a gay Chinese woman (to quote Eichner: "crazy witch Asians").




"Do you think America is ready for a woke Hocus Pocus?" Eichner asks a woman.

"Nah they ain't ready but they better GET ready," she replied.




But the real question is, did he ever find the sexually fluid witch?




We are so ready for the world premiere of "Wokus Pocus," and to find out who the mysterious third witch will be.

H/T: Entertainment Weekly, Twitter

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