Ed Sheeran is giving fans a look into his busy schedule by hilarious trolling the viral Ashton Hall morning routine video.
On Sunday (March 30), the "Shape of You" singer shared a TikTok hilarious trolling the viral morning routine video from Ashton Hall that documented the popular fitness influencer's jam-packed scheduled to start his day, per People.
In Sheeran's parody, the video started with him waking up in bed next to his guitar before he poured a bucket of ice and Saratoga Spring Water (à la Hall) into a sink to dunk his face in and make sure he is fully alert. Next, it was time for the musician to hit the gym and get in some reps with a trainer before winding down with a massage and a shower.
This is where the shenanigans really set in.
After the "Bad Habits" hitmaker washed his face, he rubbed a clementine peel all over his skin and shoved some of the fruit up his nose before brushing his teeth with a dab of hot sauce and choosing the perfect outfit from his closet full of various white and black T-shirts before chowing down on some breakfast.
Once his workout routine was complete, skincare done and meal eaten, it was time to get to work. Sheeran sat down with his computer and gave fans a peek at his growing to-do list of "side quests," including forming a "Ginger Army," bringing back Vine and even rebooting Game of Thrones but with Sheeran "[playing] every character." The video then ended with him listening to his own upcoming new single "Azizam."
"Everyone saying I look like I'm aging in reverse. Here's my morning routine," he wrote in the caption.
Many fans in the comments were loving the parody, while others were more surprised by just how many tattoos he has covering his chest that were fully on display throughout most of the video.
"I always forget he's actually fully tatted," one user wrote, while another said, "do i think ed sheeran is.... hot? and also funny? is this something that's happening now or is my brain just close to full development," to which the musician responded with a quip that it's "another recession indicator."