'Deadpool and Wolverine' trailer SHATTERS records for most 'F-Bombs' than entire MCU combined!

Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman 's ' Deadpool & Wolverine ' trailer dropped on Monday night and it is already off on a record-breaking note.

In a bold move that has left fans buzzing, the trailer for the third instalment of the Deadpool franchise has set an unlikely new record that surpasses the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe ( MCU ) combined.

The highly anticipated trailer made it clear that everyone's favourite foul-mouthed Merc will begin his journey into the MCU in signature style, complete with the swearing, violence, R-rated jokes and cocaine mentions.

The trailer's standout feature is its unprecedented level of profanity, which sets a new record in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The 'F-word' which was said 6 times in the 2.39-minute trailer, along with other colorful language, surpasses the previous record set by 'Deadpool 2' and the 'Deadpool' red band trailer.

According to reports, it's officially the most profanity-laden trailer in Marvel history, encompassing everything from the Fox X-Men universe to Netflix's Marvel shows and beyond.

This feat surpasses the previous record set by none other than Deadpool himself, proving that when it comes to R-rated Marvel content, Wade Wilson and Wolverine are in a league of their own.

While Hugh's ' Logan ' was one of the first MCU films to get an 'R' rating, this is the first time that the character Wolverine has been seen swearing on the big screen. The trailer features Logan telling Wade to "f**k off". Besides that, the catch phrase "Let's f****** go!" has turned into a social media trend with fans tweeting away their excitement with #LFG.

While the inclusion of profanity may not be surprising for Deadpool fans, it represents a departure from the MCU's typical approach to historically avoid explicit language. 'Guardians of the Galaxy', however, was a rare exception.

The Deadpool and Wolverine trailer marks a groundbreaking moment in MCU history, signalling a bold new direction for the beloved franchise. The two characters who share screen-space in the film are expected to reunite in 'Avengers: Secret Wars', however, an official confirmation is still awaited.

'Deadpool and Wolverine' features Ryan Reynolds, reprising his role as Deadpool, while Hugh Jackman returns as Wolverine, nearly 7 years after hanging up his claws in the 2017 blockbuster film 'Logan'.

The film is slated to release in theatres on 26 July 2024.