Ryan Reynolds has always stood out in the entertainment industry with his multiple set of skills. From mesmerizing viewers with his snarky, sarcastic characters to being the most humble guy, this man has many sides. Not to mention, he has an exceptional talent for making people laugh, even in the most grim situations. He lights up every room he enters with his charm and always smiling face. In the past years, he has become an icon for others with his generous deeds for people around the globe.

But the Canadian superstar has turned to his Instagram to show he is no different from the average male. Do you know which meme took the attention of the actor?

Ryan Reynolds goes along with the viral social media meme

Ryan Reynolds recently shared a picture of himself on Instagram Story of his account. In the photo, he was seen lying on his pillow donning a hoodie as he looked into the camera while he wrote “Jus’ thinkin’ ’bout the Roman Empire”. The 46-year-old joined in the viral meme that has been taking over social media for many days now. Through this post, he seemed to tell his fans that he is obsessed with the Roman Empire like the majority of men are and he too ponders on it in his free time.

In fact, he was not the only one who recently participated in this viral trend. The streaming company Netflix also shared a post about it. Well, it certainly was a delight for fans how such a huge celebrity takes an interest in fun things taking place on the internet. Meanwhile, this was not the first time he has tried out a viral trend, and has even taken challenges before, along with his costars. Remember him and Will Ferrell teaming up for the TikTok harmony trend?

The Spirited star showed off his husky baritone vocals 

Back in September 2021, Ryan Reynolds and Will Ferrell took some time from the shooting of their shoot to take part in a viral TikTok challenge. “Late to the Grace Kelly trend, but way early for our movie musical. I ❤️ duets. (And Mika),” read the caption. The hilarious video showed him performing the harmonies in the singer Mika’s 2007 song ‘Grace Kelly’.

He layered three of his harmonies on top of one another and just when he was about to move on to the fourth, Ferrell jumped in with a hilarious falsetto and kept on singing. Eventually, Reynolds accepted his costar, took the spotlight with him and headed into the melody, with the comedian singing an octave above.

What do you think about his take on the Roman Empire trend? Drop your comments below!