Big Papi to Jimmy Failla: 'Real men wear pink!'
'Fox News Saturday Night' host Jimmy Failla interviews celebrities and sports legends on the red carpet for fashion advice.
"Fox News Saturday Night" host Jimmy Failla put his flashy fashion sense to the test by donning a "Pepto-Bismol" pink jacket on the red carpet at this weekend's Fanatics Fest in New York City, getting the seal of approval from a number of sports legends and big stars, and a not-so-subtle diss from others.
Former Boston Red Sox star David Ortiz – known better by his nickname "Big Papi" – was the first to lend his upvote.
"Would you rock this pink jacket?" Failla asked him.
"Why not?" he exclaimed. "Real men wear pink!"
Jimmy Failla's pink jacket ensemble got "Big Papi's" seal of approval at Fanatics Fest. (Fox News Saturday Night)
Failla took his microphone around the area at the sports convention to ask varieties of the same question – was he rocking the look, or should he have kept it hanging in the closet?
Former MLB pitcher CC Sabathia and New England Patriots CEO Robert Kraft took the question next.
Jimmy Failla's pink jacket got a series of upvotes and a few downvotes from Fanatics Fest attendees. (Fox News Saturday Night)
"Would CC Sabathia rock the pink?" Failla asked.
"Absolutely," he answered.
"Very becoming," Kraft echoed.
Baseball legend Pedro Martinez, former NBA star Julius Erving – aka "Dr. J," college basketball coach Penny Hardaway, CBS News personality Gayle King and even Jay-Z also lent Failla their upvote.
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Actress and comedian Tiffany Haddish quipped with Jimmy as she gave her "no." (Fox News Saturday Night)
Not everyone was on board with the flashy pink ensemble, however, including sports radio legend Chris "Mad Dog" Russo, who was the first to say, "That's a no."
Actress and stand-up comedian Tiffany Haddish quipped about Failla's "Pepto-Bismol" look and offered her "no."
"We finally got shot down. We were riding high," he said, laughing.
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