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Meryl Streep Took Jonah Hill’s Compliment WAY Too Literally 🐐

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Published Oct 10, 2026, 7:54 PM · 4d ago

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Jonah Hill spent a long time calling Meryl Streep the GOAT, meaning “Greatest of All Time,” because he genuinely admired her talent and legendary career. But there was one hilarious problem: Meryl had no idea what GOAT stood for! During a press conference, she mentioned that Jonah was so comfortable around her that he kept calling her a goat, completely unaware that it was actually a huge compliment. When Jennifer Lawrence later explained the meaning behind the acronym, Meryl finally understood and even thanked Jonah for saying it. The funniest part? Before she knew what it meant, she wasn’t offended at all - she simply thought Jonah had an unusual nickname for her! Subscribe for more celebrity moments & hilarious interview clips! Source: The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon / TODAY Fair Use Notice: This video contains edited interview clips used for commentary, criticism, and entertainment purposes under Fair Use. Footage is transformed with narration and additional context; all rights remain with their respective owners. #JonahHill #MerylStreep #JenniferLawrence #CelebrityMoments #FunnyInterviews #Hollywood #GOAT #Shorts

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