Steve-O from Jackass has a new comedy special out and, at first, I had reservations. (For the record, you can stream it from his website , starting July 30th, no middle man necessary).

Jackass star Steve-O plastered himself to a billboard in downtown Los Angeles Thursday, August 13th, to gin up attention for his new special, Gnarly, which this post is now helping him do.So, well ...

Gnarly, Steve-O from Jackass‘s self-released multimedia special, is not an attempt to cash in on his faded Jackass glory (even if it may initially look like that).

I paid for the billboard,” Steve-O said. “Hopefully, nobody gets too upset.” Finally, firefighters came, responding to a call at 9:35 AM, and helped him unwind and climb down.

HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA - AUGUST 13: Steve-O is seen attached to a billboard in promotion of his new special "Gnarly" on August 13, 2020 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by Rich Fury/Getty Images) ...

Steve-O is seen taped to a Hollywood billboard along Cahuenga Boulevard on Thursday to promote his new project, “Gnarly.” (Kent Nishimura / Los Angeles Times) Advertisement ...

Jackass star Steve-O was up to his old tricks on Thursday. The actor and comedian's latest stunt involved duct-taping himself to a billboard in Los Angeles to promote his multimedia comedy special ...

Steve-O was promoting his special, ‘Gnarly’ If you swipe right to see the wide shot, you’ll see Steve-O in the middle of a billboard for his new special, Gnarly . The special streams for $9. ...

Steve-O has never shied away from self-deprecation or self-harm for that matter - given the lengths he’ll go to in order to pull off an epic stunt. But he’s happy to live to tell the stories.

Steve-O’s emotional plea begged Margera to seek help and get sober. Twitter “I’ve tired everything I can, but I can’t force you to get honest and do the work of recovery,” Steve-O ...

MTV's "Jackass" star Steve-O had a team duct tape him to a Los Angeles billboard advertising his new multimedia comedy special, "Gnarly." ...

Bam Margera is lucky to be alive after surviving a serious case of COVID-19 in December. The "Jackass" star, 43, detailed his brush with death on Thursday's episode of "Steve-O's Wild Ride ...