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Evertonians often like to poke fun at Liverpool fans by saying they are out-of-towner or mostly live in Norway while most Toffees are from the city.
Source: https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/tell-celeb-fan-red-blue-28009653
Experimenting for two weeks, each artist's new work is then spotlit in a public exhibition to "celebrate imposter syndrome" and poke fun at the notion of artistic mastery.
Mark Drakeford has used his Labour Party conference speech to poke fun at the Tories, call for Wales to have more powers and support proportional representation.
Source: https://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/first-minister-mark-drakeford-says-27877912
Or poke fun at himself.
Sebastian Maniscalco is the kind of comedic talent who isn’t afraid to shine a light on the many idiosyncrasies of humanity, and if his stand-up special is to be believed, our species has plenty of quirks to poke fun at.
Source: https://www.digitaltrends.com/movies/best-stand-up-on-amazon-prime/
The fans of both entities may have their disagreements, but the stars and corporations themselves seem to really be on good terms (even if they poke fun at each other here and there).
The royal wasn't afraid to poke fun at herself after missing the goal - and jokingly covered her mouth in mock shame.
Vocalist Rhian Teasdale appeared to poke fun at Arctic Monkeys frontman Alex Turner’s acceptance speech at the 2014 ceremony by quoting it.