Ahead of yesterday's Ohio State victory over Oregon in the college football national championship game, an unusually floppy-haired Jimmy Kimmel rolled out a special edition of Celebrities Read Mean Tweets, featuring ESPN broadcasters and college coaches. Some of them are better at reading than others.

Jimmy Kimmel is back with the eighth(!) edition of Celebrities Read Mean Tweets, which should be getting really old by now, but instead just keeps getting better. People on Twitter (or Kimmel's writing staff?) are seriously on point with their celebrity slams this time out.

Jimmy Kimmel's Mean Tweets schtick has already visited the NBA twice, and now it's finally arrived in pro football.

One of Jimmy Kimmel's best schticks is forcing celebrities to read the cruel, grammatically incorrect insults that randoms hurl at them on Twitter, and he's done it again with a bunch of NBA stars (and Kris Humphries).

Despite occasional lapses in honesty, "Celebrities Read Mean Tweets" continues to be one of Jimmy Kimmel's most successful segments. But one thing has always been missing from the popular bit: Politicians.

In light of the reason Kanye West was invited to be a guest on last night's Jimmy Kimmel Live, the host "thought it would be appropriate" to air an all-musician edition of the show's best recurring segment, "Mean Tweets."

This is the fourth installment of Jimmy Kimmel's "Mean Tweets" segment in which he invites celebrities to read aloud the mean things that people on Twitter have said about them, and you'd think by now the concept would have become stale.