McLovin has aged past the point of being carded.

According to his fake ID, Fogell — the iconic underage try-hard in 2007’s “Superbad” — has officially turned 40.

“Happy 40th birthday McLovin,” Seth Rogen, who co-wrote and co-starred in the coming-of-age comedy, tweeted Thursday. The tweet was accompanied by a photo of Fogell’s now-infamous forged Hawaii driver’s license, which bears his photo, the name McLovin and the birthdate June 3, 1981.

Meanwhile, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, the actor who played Fogell, is currently 31, going on 32 later this month.

“(We wrote this joke when we were 14 years old),” Rogen, 39, added, in a nod to the fact that he and co-writer Evan Goldberg began writing the flick’s script when they were teenagers, using their Vancouver high-school experience as inspiration.

Rogen’s tweet has since gone viral, racking up more than 270,000 likes, as well as a deluge of comments from fans of the film and its most legendary prop.

“I once used this exact ID to get into Melbourne Casino…I was old enough anyways but was s – – tfaced and thought I’d try. Security didn’t even look twice,” one “Superbad”-lover responded.

“Met him in a bar after a show one time and he was absolutely tearing up a drum kit. beers were had and merch was exchanged. nice guy!” recalled another.

Happy 40th birthday McLovin. (We wrote this joke when we were 14 years old) pic.twitter.com/6E4Qa2tVQi— Seth Rogen (@Sethrogen) June 3, 2021

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