Devon Sawa Says Macaulay Culkin Still Owns devonsawa.com — Final Destination

Devon Sawa says Macaulay Culkin still owns devonsawa.com after a faded internet beef, and the old joke still points back to final destination-era fame.

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Devon Sawa Says Macaulay Culkin Still Owns devonsawa.com — Final Destination

Devon Sawa says Macaulay Culkin still owns devonsawa.com, and the old joke still has a public footprint attached to final destination-era celebrity. The rivalry is over, but the domain remains in Culkin’s hands.

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Hot Goss and devonsawa.com

Sawa said, “He and I had a internet beef” while speaking to Eyal Booker and Lonnie Marts IIV on Hot Goss, then added, “He bought devonsawa.com.” He also said, “If you want to go to devonsawa.com, you will be purchasing everything from Macaulay Culkin,” turning the site into a running storefront joke rather than a dead prank.

That setup matters because the domain is still the public record of the feud. Sawa joked, “I can’t believe I’m giving him free press,” which is exactly the sort of line that keeps an old internet spat alive long after the original burst of attention fades.

@macaulayculkin and the line

When asked whether he would take Culkin’s Instagram handle, @macaulayculkin, Sawa drew his own boundary: “I would not go ‘that low.’” He described the rivalry as playful and said it kind of faded out, which leaves the domain ownership as the one visible remnant of the joke.

The contradiction is simple. The feud has cooled, yet Culkin still owns devonsawa.com, and the site still attaches a joke to Sawa’s name every time it is mentioned. For a reader following the story now, the practical takeaway is that the prank did not disappear with the beef; it settled into a piece of internet real estate.

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Stan, Final Destination, and the call

Sawa also tied the episode back to 2000, saying he got the role in Eminem’s Stan video after producers first pursued Culkin. “He was the first pick, I think,” he said, before adding, “It’s on devonsawa.com.”

He said, “Dre was a big Final Destination fan,” and recalled, “I got a call and they were like, ‘You want to be in this new Eminem video?’” The chain of events ended, in his words, with “That was a very wild, wild time of my life,” which is the cleanest way to read this now: an old prank, a still-owned domain, and a career memory that keeps feeding both jokes.

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