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Over the weekend, social media went crazy after actor Lukas Gage (“Euphoria”) shared one of the most cringe-y audition videos you’ll likely ever see. And it’s not because Gage did poorly in the audition or was made to look like a fool somehow.

a viral video showed an unnamed director mocking his apartment during a Zoom audition.On Friday, Gage, 25, who has appeared in the HBO show Euphoria and Veronica Mars posted the awkward video on Twitter and Instagram.

Euphoria star Lukas Gage has called out a director for mocking his home during a Zoom audition.The filmmaker, who has not been identified, appeared to think he was on mute and commented on Gage’s apartment as the actor tried out for a role.“These poor people live in these tiny apartments, like I’m looking at his background and he’s got his TV…” the director was heard saying.“Yeah, unmuted,” the 25-year-old actor replied.

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Also Read: 'Euphoria' Christmas Special to Air on HBO in DecemberGage interrupted him and said that if he gets the part, maybe he can move to somewhere nicer.“Yeah, it’s a s—-y apartment. Give me this job so I can get a better one,” Gage said with a smile.The director said he was “mortified” and profusely apologized, but Gage seemed cool with it in the moment.

Lukas Gage is showing off how awkward movie auditions can be over Zoom.

Euphoria's Lukas Gage hopped online to post this:What we have here is a clip from Lukas' recent Zoom audition with an unnamed director, who forgot to mute himself and was caught insulting the actor's home. To quote: "These poor people live in these tiny apartments.

This may just be one of the most awkward auditions ever — to have been recorded, at least. Lukas Gage, known for playing Tyler on Euphoria, was getting ready to audition for a new role for an anonymous director over Zoom, when said director started insulting Lukas’s apartment in the background. Unfortunately, the director’s mic wasn’t muted.

Lukas Gage has a reminder for everyone – make sure you definitely are on mute before you start trash talking people who are on your Zoom call!

Lukas Gage is showing off how awkward movie auditions can be over Zoom.