The famous TV-star-turned-NASCAR driver Frankie Muniz recently expressed his displeasure on social media with the city of Los Angeles, famously known as the City of Angels. After landing in the city, Malcolm in the Middle Star voiced his honest opinion.
What was written on X by Frankie Muniz?
The famous actor from the movie Agent Cody Banks was not at all impressed by Los Angeles and he wrote on X, saying, "I landed in Los Angeles 23 minutes ago and I'm already disgusted by this hell hole."
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His post on X gathered nearly 13 million views in around 24 hours time. There were other users who commented on his post and shared their similar views about the city.
"Best thing I ever did was move OUT of LA."
"Well, it’s the 2nd most populated city in the world. There are good parts of the city, but it takes half a brain to find them."
"I was there a few months ago for work. To say it's an "hell hole" is being kind."
From acting to racing, how it started for Frankie Muniz?
By taking the lead role and doing over 150 episodes in the famous hit show Malcolm in the Middle on FOX, Frankie Muniz shot at fame. The show ran for six years and once the show was completed, he was ready to pursue a career in racing.
The first stint of racing came at the Formula BMW USA Championships. From 2007 to 2009, he saw himself racing in the Champ Car Atlantic Championship where he was driving for three different teams. He drove for Jensen MotorSport in 2007, then shifted to Pacific Coast Motorsports and in his final year, he drove for Team Stargate Worlds.
The opportunity to race with stock cars came for Muniz in October 2021 when he competed in the SPEARS Southwest Tour Series. The major break came in 2023 when he moved to the ARCA Menards Series. He competed in all 20 races and had 11 top-ten finishes to his name which saw him finish fourth in the standings with 860 points.
For the season that is going on, Frankie Muniz sees himself competing part-time in the NASCAR Xfinity Series, Truck Series and ARCA Menards Series.
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