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Gwyneth Paltrow Hilariously Derails Get-Out-The-Vote Video With Raunchy Comment To Robert Downey Jr.

Gwyneth Paltrow Hilariously Derails Get-Out-The-Vote Video With Raunchy Comment To Robert Downey Jr.
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With 98 days 'til Election Day, people around the country are making sure you know it's time to register to vote, and to turn up to exercise that civic duty in the general election.

Celebrities are making "Get Out The Vote" videos to reach their fanbase, who might otherwise be uninterested in politics.


Even Gwyneth Paltrow and Robert Downey Jr. have pledged to enlist voters—but leave it to Paltrow to completely derail the conversation.


"You selling vagina candles?" Downey Jr. asks Paltrow, playfully poking fun at her infamous products "This Smells Like My Vagina" and "This Smells Like My Orgasm."

"Always," she shoots back. "I made you a new candle ― it's just for you ― It Smells Like My Taint."






People have been poking fun at Paltrow's candles since their inception, from developers at her wellness brand Goop, to co-stars, to her own children.







It is a civic duty to vote.

With so much happening in the country and the government's incredibly poor response to it, turning out to vote is about to be more important than it ever has in our lives.






While vagina candles are funny, voting is no laughing matter.

Vote.

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