LOS ANGELES — Comedian Will Ferrell delivered big laughs and serenaded the graduating class at the University of Southern California's commencement ceremony Friday.
Ferrell mainly kept the address lighthearted, according to The Associated Press, offering a look back on his career that began with him earning a degree in sports information journalism from USC in 1990. He carried out memorable classroom pranks during his time at USC, but said his rise to stardom wasn't quick or easy.
Ferrell urged students to not be afraid to pursue their dreams, then closed the commencement address by singing, "I Will Always Love You."
Will Ferrell gave a commencement speech at his alma mater and serenaded the graduates with Whitney Houston’s “I Will Always Love You” pic.twitter.com/Gl5Xx67nre
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