Luke Perry on the cover of AARP is the new litmus test of how old you feel
So hey, I'm old.
You're a sly one, AARP.
The group's magazine brought about an age-related panic attack among fans of the Aaron Spelling drama, "Beverly Hills, 90210" last week, when it wished actor Luke Perry a happy 50th birthday.
The social media team whipped up a "Special Birthday Cover" and (snarkily?) stated, "Welcome to the 902-5-OH."
Oof.
Perry, of course, played Dylan McKay on the '90s hit TV show, as the "bad boy" of the group. Perry became a favorite with viewers of the show and often graced the covers of teenage magazines, such as "Seventeen" and "Teen Beat." (This, despite being 24 years old at the time of the show, CNET pointed out.)
But it seems that plenty of people were not pleased about being reminded not only of Perry's age, but of their own mortality.

So hey, I'm old.