Adam Sandler's Netflix special received negative reviews as the audience quickly lost interest and turned it off.

Viewers were not impressed with Adam Sandler's latest Netflix special, claiming it was too messy and they had to turn it off after just a few minutes. The beloved Grown Ups actor had returned to his comedy roots with a new program, titled Love You, which premiered on the streaming platform on August 27. Fans were excited to see him in his signature casual style, sporting a hoodie, colorful t-shirt, and tracksuit bottoms as he performed for a live audience in the 74-minute episode. However, despite quickly making it to the Netflix Top 10 list, many were disappointed with the quality of the special and took to social media to voice their concerns.

One viewer, Organic-Hovercraft-3, shared their thoughts on the Netflix Reddit page, expressing their disappointment with the audio quality and scripted pieces that took away from the spontaneity of the show. They also criticized the overall production, comparing it to a low-quality video filmed on a Motorola Razr. Another viewer, Jluvdc26, admitted to only watching 10 minutes of the special due to difficulty understanding Sandler's mumbling and the overall format of the show. So_She_Did also chimed in, revealing they had to stop watching after 15 minutes because it was too hard to understand.

Some fans came to Adam's defense, praising the special as fantastic and hilarious. Ninjaluvr enjoyed the show and found it highly entertaining, while Idontfeelsogood_313 appreciated the traditional style of Sandler's jokes without any political or offensive material. JustAGuyNamedRyan3 also loved the special, believing the sound and technical issues were a creative choice that added to the overall grittiness of the show.

Adam Sandler has been a beloved figure in the entertainment industry, starring in numerous hit movies such as 50 First Dates, Just Go With It, and Happy Gilmore. He has also unexpectedly become a fashion icon to a new generation of fans who admire his laid-back style. When asked about his newfound status as a fashion icon, Adam humbly admits that it was never intentional. He simply grabs whatever is in his closet and doesn't put much thought into it. He even jokes that his family makes fun of him for it, but he doesn't let it affect him.

Love You is now available to stream on Netflix, and viewers have mixed opinions about it. Whether you love it or hate it, one thing is for sure, Adam Sandler continues to entertain audiences with his unique brand of comedy.

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