Totally Looks Like

We had a laugh with this one. Totally Looks Like is a website that makes comparisons between well-known people/things and less well-known people/things. We gathered here a collection of the funniest and most obscure comparisons we found so you guys can start off the week on a good note.

Some of these can get downright ridiculous but all in the name of good fun! I think my favorite is the second to last one, haha. Oh, and scroll all the way to the last one for our very own celebrity lookalike ;)

1940s Farmer Totally Looks Like Robin Williams

Bill Ayers Totally Looks Like Justin Timberlake

John McCain Totally Looks Like Chipmunks

Rivers Cuomo (Weezer) Totally Looks Like Verizon Guy

Jordan Pundik Totally Looks Like Quentin Tarantino

Gordan Freeman Totally Looks Like Dr. House

Ancient Statue Totally Looks Like Michael Jackson

Llama Totally Looks Like David Bowie

The Pope Totally Looks Like Darth Sidious

Bradley Cooper Totally Looks Like Ralph Fiennes

Hetty Lange Totally Looks Like Edna Mode

Ozzy Osbourne Totally Looks Like Penney Marshell

Young Albert Einstein Totally Looks Like Shia Labeouf

Charlemagne Totally Looks Like Burger King

Eddie Murphy Totally Looks Like Cruz e Souza

Hillary Clinton Totally Looks Like The Joker Mask

Joe Jackson Totally Looks Like Ludo from Labyrinth

Michael Phelps Stretching Totally Looks Like Raw Thanksgiving Turkey

Prince Totally Looks Like Jafar

Sting Totally Looks Like President Grant

Susan Boyle Totally Looks Like Bird Lady from Home Alone 2

Tim Burton's Mad Hatter Totally Looks Like Madonna

Whoopi Totally Looks Like Lil Wayne

Zombie Horde Totally Looks Like Twilight Fangirl Horde

And our very own lookalike:

Fabio Sasso Totally Looks Like... James Franco?

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