Seth Rogen‘s voice is coming to the transit system in Vancouver, but is Toronto next?
Speculation swirled on Monday afternoon after the Pineapple Express star was featured in a tweet from the head of communications for the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC).
He was pictured next to a microphone wearing a Bloor-Yonge hat, along with TTC spokesman Brad Ross.
https://twitter.com/bradTTC/status/1023976057395924992
The transit agency wouldn’t divulge more details on its involvement with Rogen, saying an announcement would be coming on Tuesday.
“All will be revealed tomorrow,” TTC spokesman Stuart Green said in an statement.
Vancouver’s TransLink announced last week that Rogen, who is from the city, had been tapped to become a guest voice on the transit system. That agency recently scrapped a campaign featuring Morgan Freeman, who is facing sexual harassment allegations.
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The TTC spokesman’s tweet generated lots of reaction on Monday. One person said Drake would be a better fit. Another said Rogen’s voice would make riding the subway “more bearable.”
https://twitter.com/BoutrosTO/status/1023976196046905354
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