But if Kutcher and Bieber think that they can just swan in and become the most offensively terrible double act of all time, they've got another thing coming.
Comments range from the disgusted and supportive to the offensively vile.
The current top 40's only million-seller, this almost offensively likeable strings'n'singing bonanza has racked up 208m YouTube views in 12 months.
What's more, the promos for the new series – which take the form of an almost offensively expensive Game of Thrones pastiche – seem to back up this newfound sense of muscularity.
Indeed, from the perspective of the American religion, as Mr Bloom explains it, a moral code based on something as debased as "nature" offensively denies our inherent divinity.
Over the years we have tended to stick with "illegal immigrant", although on occasion we have simply referred to "illegals", a word many find offensively reductive (my colleague explored the distinction in more detail a couple of years ago).
North-easterners look different: a Manipuri teacher in Pune says everyone from passers-by to his pupils calls him, offensively, "Chinky".
At the EU's Nice summit in 2000, the pair fell out fiercely when Mr Chirac, rebutting a German claim for greater voting weight in the Council of Ministers, offensively recalled the three German invasions of France between 1870 and 1940.
The Royals in particular are among the most offensively challenged playoff teams in history, and three of the Orioles' top hitters are either injured or suspended.
He returns awkwardly to his seat but with a smile of relief, clearly happy at having again achieved an accomplishment that has been his for many years.As we depart from the celebrations, a young man spins around with his middle finger pointed offensively upwards and shouts profanely for the Australians to go home.
They are helping to reshape Indian politics, and the ruling party has failed to appeal to them.The dynasty at the heart of Congress must learn, too, to drop its offensively feudal behaviour.
