K-Fed Not Even Good Enough For Fast Food

First he rose to an obscure level of celebrity by marrying Britney Spears, he couldn't make that work. Then he made a rap album, which failed miserably. Some people just aren't made for stardom. So, as if failing at everything else wasn't enough, Kevin Federline has done it again. Federline's new commercial that is supposed to air on Super Bowl Sunday has already annoyed people.

The commercial for Nationwide Insurance will have Federline day-dreaming about being a rap star, only to wake up flipping burgers in a low-level fast food restaurant. However, the National Restaurant Association is not happy. The NRA (not to be confused with the gun nuts) said they are "tired of fast-food workers being portrayed as shiftless losers." They have called for Nationwide to pull the spot, but at the price they paid for a Super Bowl spot, 2.5 million for 30 seconds, it is unlikely that they will.

The truly comical part is that while joined us a little bit late, not even the fast food people want anything to do with Federline. After all, he might sully their reputation.