Jack Black poses nude for Tenacious D tour announcement: ‘Spicy Meatball is rolling into town’

Jack Black let his “Master Exploder” hang around on Instagram.

The “Holiday” star and his Tenacious D bandmate, Kyle Glass, posed nude on social media Friday to announce the return of their band’s Spicy Meatball Tour.

Black posed in a rocker-like place and hid his manly elements together with his guitar. Glass, however, pretended to strum his guitar that additionally conveniently lined him up.

“The Spicy Meatball is rolling into town…” the “School of Rock” actor, 54, captioned the picture.

The tour will kick off in North Carolina on Sept. 6 and make stops in Tennessee, Arkansas and extra.

Followers, nevertheless, have been extra centered on the bare picture.

“The sexiest men in rock ‘n’ roll 🔥,” commented one follower.

“Sometimes life gives you little gifts like this.. 🤘,” photographer Matt Blum added.

“❤️💛💚🤘🏽,” famed music supervisor Man Oseary wrote.

“This is a hot picture,” admired Chelsea Handler.

Earlier than Black turned a star for his movies and music, he credited late actress Anne Bancroft for giving him the arrogance he exudes on stage.

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Pal Bob Odenkirk wrote in his 2022 memoir, “Comedy Comedy Comedy Drama,” that he as soon as requested Black how he had a lot conviction whereas working regardless of being comparatively unknown.

“F–kin’ Anne Bancroft,” the “Nacho Libre” star replied earlier than explaining that he and Bancroft’s son, Max Brooks, whom she shared with Mel Brooks, attended the identical Los Angeles highschool.

“We did a production of ‘The Miracle Worker’ that Anne Bancroft was in the original movie of [and won an Oscar for], and so she came to the show, even though Max wasn’t in the show,” Black informed Odenkirk, in accordance with the ebook.

“But she knew that we were doing this play, she knew the author, and she came and gave us a little pep talk before the show.”

The “Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle Star” star went on to clarify that after the present, he returned house to discover a message on his answering machine.

“A tape that I played hundreds of times, he recalled. “She said, ‘Jaaack … born to do it … you were born to do it.’ That just meant so much to me.”