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When <\/span>Ryan Gosling<\/a> and Mikey Day played <\/span>two guys who looked remarkably similar to Beavis and Butt-Head<\/a> in a <\/span>Saturday Night Live<\/em><\/a> sketch earlier this month, they had no idea the viral sensation the sketch would become.<\/span><\/p>\n Doubling down on the wild surprise hit power of that ridiculous sketch, Day made a surprise appearance — while Gosling worked some quick-change magic — at the red carpet premiere of <\/span>The Fall Guy<\/em><\/a> on Tuesday. The pair surprised those in attendance by rocking their Beavis and Butt-Head costumes at the star-studded event.<\/span><\/p>\n After Gosling <\/span>walked the carpet in a stunning mint green suit<\/a> — looking as stylish and handsome as ever — he doubled back and walked the carpet again, this time side-by-side with Day, in full costume and make-up.<\/span><\/p>\n Gosling rocked a powder blue shirt with the words “Death Rocks,” alongside black cargo shorts — perfectly matching Beavis’ ensemble from the iconic ’90s MTV cartoon.<\/span><\/p>\n Meanwhile, Day mirrored Butt-Head with a dark gray T-shirt — reading simply “Skull” and red shorts with high-rise socks and black sneakers.<\/span><\/p>\n In <\/span>the now-infamous SNL<\/em> sketch<\/a>, Gosling and Day play two men who attend a town hall lecture about Artificial Intelligence, but keep distracting the lecturer (<\/span>Kenan Thompson<\/a>) by how similar they look to the cartoon characters — despite both men claiming to be unfamiliar with the show at all.<\/span><\/p>\n The sketch was bolstered by the excellent make-up and costuming, but what really made it a hit with fans was the way in which <\/span>Gosling and Day made every other cast member break character by laughing<\/a> — most notably Heidi Gardner, who burst out laughing and was unable to contain herself when she first saw Day as Butt-Head.<\/span><\/p>\n One aspect of Gosling’s three times as\u00a0<\/span>SNL\u00a0<\/span><\/em>host that really seemed to resonate with fans is\u00a0<\/span>the actor’s inability to keep it together<\/a>\u00a0and keep himself from breaking into fits of laughter. Every time he’s hosted, his giddy giggling is almost guaranteed.<\/span><\/p>\n