Macaulay Culkin’s Joe Burrow Halloween Costume Is a Landing

Macaulay Culkin paid tribute to his NFL counterpart Joe Burrow by dressing up as him for Halloween.

The Home Alone franchise star, 44, proudly shared photos of himself dressed as the Cincinnati Bengals quarterback on Oct. 31. on Instagram.

“Game by @joeyb_9,” he captioned the footage.

Some fans noted the similarities between Culkin and Burrow. The quarterback, when asked in 2022 who should play him in a movie, said he had heard about the comparison, reports tweet ESPN reporter Ben Baby.

Culkin is taking those comments in stride this Halloween, and after tagging Burrow’s Instagram account in his caption, he also got the quarterback’s attention.

“Touché, Sir Touché,” Burrow commented on photos of the actor.

Makaula Culkin — Macaulay Culkin dressed up as his “alleged” NFL counterpart Joe Burrow for Halloween.@culkamania via Instagram

Culkin responded to Burrow’s comment, seemingly suggesting that he dress like him or perhaps one of his film’s characters. “The ball is in your court, Joey B,” Culkin teased.

Burrow also shared a photo of Culkin’s costume on his Instagram Story, writing, “Alleged Mascaras” look-alike.

Burrow shared a photo of Culkin dressed as him for Halloween on his Instagram Stories.@joeyb_9 via Instagram

Bengals fans also responded to Culkin’s post and seemed to appreciate his suit.

“You, my friend, understood the task! From all the people of Cincinnati!” one wrote.

“Why did you post a photo of Joe Burrow?” joked another.

“As a Cincinnati Bengals fan this is exactly what we need, let’s go baby,” someone else remarked.

Some fans suggested Burrow honor Culkin by dressing up as his character from Home Alone.

“@joeyb_9 must be Kevin McCallister now!” wrote one, adding an emoji of a zombie slapping its cheeks.

The Bengals’ official Instagram account also chimed in, commenting on the team’s “Who Dey” chant.

Culkin’s wife Brenda SongMeanwhile, she took the opportunity to show her support for her team, the Los Angeles Rams, who beat the Bengals in the 2022 NFL Championship Game.

“Hey, remember Super Bowl LVI?!?” – Song commented.