Inside the Lives of Hollywood Paparazzi [INSIGHTS]

[@Person-vg7br]

They're waiting outside an 18 year old's house to take pictures of her leaving. That's not stalkerish at all

[@Paparazzo2086]

Nope, that's because members of the public buy the magazines who in turn pay the public. It's called supply and demand!

[@coolstorysis1]

Paparazzo2086 Yes we realize it's in demand. But if someone feels unsafe and stalked, they have every right to put matters into their own hands. Such as getting a restraining order, informing police, etc. And paparazzi cannot get mad at celebs for that cause they are people and have the right to protect themselves if they want to. Just like any other person would

[@trinitylivingston1286]

@@Paparazzo2086 yes, but they have a right to privacy and to be treated like a human being. Celebrities are humans to that have feelings too and they should have the right to defend themselves and the paparazzi should not get pissy about it. You're basically stalking people all the time and invading their privacy and stalking them around which is creepy. Especially if you think about it, middle aged men stalking young girls. That's creepy, especially if they are video recording them or photographing them without their knowledge.

[@trinitylivingston1286]

Yeah, that's creepy.

[@asmitachatterjee5146]

Baby it's called being famous... Plus it's a business... They don't call it the money shot for nothing

[@katiemitchell8573]

"We're not stalkers, we don't go to celebrities homes" Proceeds to go to a celebrities home

[@lady.p.]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@alidiaz2339]

I love how they try to defend what they do. It's straight up stalking , creepy and disrespectful lol

[@muady13]

Its their job tho

[@jacobwilson703]

Freedom4Life The same could be said about hitmen.

[@muady13]

nope, being a paparazzi is a legal job!

[@Jessedoespoo]

Ali Diaz if you are in a public place people can take your photo without permission.

[@Paparazzo2086]

Yeah, no mention of the civilian population who's paying for the shots. Only mention the paparazzi. That's how idiots think.

[@meganleg]

I think it's foul to say "if the Celebrity is going to be a bitch" it's their fault for being followed! There actions are by no means justified. You can't slag someone off for not wanting to have pictures constantly taken of them, it is a total invasion of privacy.

[@Paparazzo2086]

Can you cry a bigger river? Who pays the paparazzi? The public buy the magazines, who then pay off the paparazzi. Stop being an idiot.

[@mazadancoseben4818]

@@Paparazzo2086 , doesn't justify anything

[@tony7439]

@@Paparazzo2086 nobody reads magazines not even 5 years ago dickhead

[@HollywoodConnection-jast]

At least get your grammar right if you are going to be critical of others. It's "their" actions. There is no expectation of privacy from publicly accessible areas dumb dumb.

[@StrangerThings_YT]

Yea but IF they asking FOR space then give it it’s bullshit what ur saying

[@wondering-boy-poet]

Making someone angry is a good day for you? Something is wrong with your job

[@Paparazzo2086]

Who is making who angry? Why are you pissy at the paps and not at the people buying the magazines?

[@coolstorysis1]

Paparazzo2086 You can be angry at both the people buying the magazines, as well as the paparazzi

[@micahharkins7121]

This paps guy has replied to every comment on here. I'm thinking you are a wannabe or failed paparazzi, which is even worse than them. Anyway, I understand they have a job to do and ppl are interested in what celebs do, why, I have no clue, but when you cross a line, just to be a fuckin asshole. That's just pathetic. Or get family involved, especially kids, that to me is just a complete low life. Be respectful, get your picture and get on with your day. And if said celebrity has an attitude just remember they are being harassed by these scumbags all day long. Not a job I could do at all.

[@Djpony5000]

It’s just taking photos is not makeing ppl angry

[@dre6373]

Without them, celebrities would lose fame because there would be no media

[@IreBrezOvire]

As long as society is obsessed with knowing everything about celebrities, there will be hundreds of paparazzis. It's a business niche.

[@kikib.4519]

exactly

[@lola789ify1]

Yup!

[@lauras.2032]

Irenej Šraml Exactly I hate the people who try to blame paparazzi dont hate the player hate the game.

[@slimblu1]

I agree... but I also accept that by watching this video and commenting on it I'm adding fuel to the fire.... I came across this video after watching some shite about the Kardashians....

[@trinitylivingston1286]

Yeah, that or if they make a bill making being a paparazzi illegal, than it will stop this.

[@nolangumbygaming8349]

We are not stalking. Stalking is waiting at there house ever day. *100 paps wait at restaurants for celebrities*

[@fredso]

Paparazis should be allowed to take photos outside of shows but not in the celebrites "natural habitat" like at their home or when their just taking a walk etc.

[@federicozorrilla2144]

Fredrik they dont, that is why they wait outside of the restaurant, house etc. Their only time to take photos is in the transitions from cars to buildings, etc.

[@SaithMasu12]

You are allowed to take photos of any person in puplic domain. Thats whats called freedom. If you need x laws for x situations, you cancel out freedom. I get that these things might be disturbing and i personally wouldnt wish for it, but there is always a price for something. They still have options though (being in private zones), going to other countries and so on,.. but consider this: Without these paparazzis, these so called stars wouldnt be as famous to begin with and they keep them relevant, because the general puplic is intrested in it. Thats how it comes to these crazy amounts of money for a good shot.

[@yuo3670]

@@SaithMasu12 No they don't. Not anymore atleast. The paps are obsolete nowadays. Maybe their images are used for the occasional clickbait article or tabloid but who TF still buys magazines? Barely anyone. If I want goof drama with celebrities or pictures of them I'll look at their Instagram or watch some drama vids on KZbin. The paparazzi is dying,face it. Hopefully in the next decade they'll be totally gone. Also the thing about you people is that even when people say "hey it's okay if you do it just not at their homes or when they're minding their own business" you STILL cant even do that. Paparazzi is the reason that so many celebrities aren't treated as human and that's finally coming to an end. If you are actually a member of the paparazzi I respectfully ask you to end your own life for the betterment of society of a whole,thank you. www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20190423-how-the-paparazzi-make-their-money The 'golden years' of paparazzi have mostly gone

[@kadianbrown4007]

@@SaithMasu12 you gotta be kidding mee. Please tell me you're being sarcastic

[@SaithMasu12]

@@kadianbrown4007 Law in the United States: - It is legal to photograph or videotape anything and anyone on any public property, within reasonable community standards. - Photographing or videotaping a tourist attraction, whether publicly or privately owned, is generally considered legal, unless explicitly prohibited by a specific law or statute Directly copied from wikipedia. Any questions?

[@TheDebare]

I would love to see a celeb go undercover and punk Paparazzi.

[@SKreapergaming]

sounds cool!

[@Paparazzo2086]

Adrian Grenier already went undercover in Teenage paparazzo.

[@BogusBozo]

Actually Khloe, Kylie and Kendall did that.

[@Djpony5000]

Lol

[@zoezirkzee1817]

The fact that he called a celebrity that wants some privacy a bitch and basically threatens to follow them after wards disturbed me very much

[@raulcastanon182]

Who grows up and says, " I want to be in the paparazzi" no one

[@JHNTR]

Mindwinder 😭😭 it’s the last thing u do when ur dreams fail. Because like I said as a kid who wants to run and take pics at celebs

[@poweroffriendship2.0]

Yeah. I guess those who dreams about that "job" really brought it upon themselves.

[@danielle5980]

For these paparazzi to know where these celebrities are, there must be someone in the celebrities inner circle who informs the paps of when they go out.

[@BiankyD]

Danielle or sometimes research

[@michaelcarey5471]

A lot of the time tho there are famous restaurants where people know

[@BlaznAzyn]

It can't be legal to just wait outside someone's house. It's so predatory, stalking and chasing people. Like that car chase, the suv is not driving recklessly for no reason, your chasing them.

[@ThisIsNeffit]

they try to justify it but the video just clearly shows how creepy they are

[@Paparazzo2086]

Why aren't you saying anything about the people buying the magazines? Oh right, you love an evil figure to hate!

[@ThisIsNeffit]

no, of course the people buying that stuff and klicking on those links are a part of the problem, too.

[@trinitylivingston1286]

@@Paparazzo2086 their all a part of the problem, but their the ones stalking people with the camera.

[@trinitylivingston1286]

Yes it does!

[@SaithMasu12]

@@trinitylivingston1286 Dude, cant you see how these things are interconnected with one another? As explained these people are not doing it to be creepy, but for money. How come they earn money? Because people are intrested in it. How come people are intrested in it? Because they look up these stars. Who is deciding who is a star and who isnt? Its the general puplic again. More views, more clicks, more attention= bigger star. Its not difficult to understand really. You might think paparazzi are annoying and you are right. But thats just how the cookie crumbles in this business. Everyone knows this and if you get famous, you should know what this means.

[@juliezaremskiy3635]

They are human beings! I get you need to make money, But don't harass them! No wonder why you're so hated! People like you give photographers a bad name.

[@juliezaremskiy3635]

Kelvin Wang A lot of people do a lot of things for a living, But it doesn't give a reason to harass people, I guess i should be come a "Professional Stalker" because "For a living" excuses the creep of it. They can do better things for a living, Such as sports, Or photograph them at events, Not while they are enjoying their personal lives, I bet if you were hunted by the paparazzi every day you'd get annoyed very quickly.

[@giorgiogazzola5972]

Many take it too far.

[@kylorl3]

@@f2e385 so that makes it okay to do one of the creepiest things on earth, gotcha.

[@JacielVlogs]

8:08 "how did they not call the cops on him" the irony, they're swooshing their way in and out of lanes as well

[@psychedelicpain420]

Literally stalkers in denial, that call themselves "photographers", think they can even get mad at someone for photobombing their picture. Are you serious? Apply for a serious job, instead of thinking what you are doing is okay, just because it's legal.

[@creationzikaz4836]

"If I'm getting somebody mad, I'm doing something right." ? ?? ???

[@trinitylivingston1286]

@Bluntnorman 420 exactly!

[@trinitylivingston1286]

You can just tell that he's a dick.

[@88ganzini88]

Real winners. Bet their parents are very proud of them

[@Paparazzo2086]

Yeah, how dare they take pictures for the people buying the magazines!

[@hdkeemii8315]

@@Paparazzo2086 lol shut up dude

[@yuo3670]

@@hdkeemii8315 this guy is hilarious

[@1bigpharma]

@@Paparazzo2086 stfu right this minute

[@vicodincreamer4831]

@@Paparazzo2086 lol they are losers and always will be

[@Rohgrg]

Literally following and stalking!!

[@SKreapergaming]

its called being a famous celebrity, these guys practically signed to be photographed in a contract

[@POVboxing]

+SKreapergaming wrong

[@Paparazzo2086]

Actually yes, he is right. Otherwise the government would sign into law anti paparazzi legislature.

[@mcrettable]

you already know you would never want to be harassed and followed like that xD stop kidding yourself son.

[@prodbyglider]

I know! what is even the story here?? celebrity walks down street, wow! how interesting.

[@shadowecho02]

there should be a law banning magazines from purchasing these pictures... that would shut it down quickly. Then the only option are websites which won't make as much.

[@DreamBlues35]

Clickbait..Paparazzi have no lives. Nice try.

[@thisismahrukh]

8:10 "How do they not call the cops on you?" The irony

[@Paparazzo2086]

Because the cops cant do shit, thats why! Oh, so they arrest him for doing what his 1st amendment rights gave him, then he sues and gets a shitload of money from the state. Go ahead, be stupid!

[@ARealCupcake]

@@Paparazzo2086 first amendment right doesn't protect people from stalking and chasing. Try again.

[@raavhollywood]

Because it's not a crime to take pictures of people outside

[@kylorl3]

@@raavhollywood it’s not a crime you’re right, it’s just one of the most despicable and creepy things you can possibly do on earth. there’s a reason why every comment in here is hating on paparazzi and why paparazzi have always been despised by society. they willfully choose a profession that requires them to be a creepy weirdo. celebrities have gone into depressions because of what these freaks do.

[@raavhollywood]

@@kylorl3 Most celebrities call US. You clearly don't understand how this works.

[@kelvinpillay1140]

This is just another reminder not to be a paparazzi.

[@Paparazzo2086]

Then why do the public pay to see their pictures if they are so horrible?

[@zman8164]

Paparazzo2086 the magazines are just full of false information. example? The other day i saw a mag about kayne and kim getting a divorce. Then a day later, they were on family feud together.

[@derekd4221]

you'd have to be a real piece of shyt to even consider it

[@trinitylivingston1286]

@@Paparazzo2086 many people don't actually...

[@trinitylivingston1286]

Yep!

[@I2obiNtube]

Honestly the biggest turn off is the entitlement to a photograph. I could almost respect them if they just gave up and tried another celebrity if they were told to get lost. The idea that it's a job is horseshit too, they're not employed. I'd be amazed if any company would stand behind any of these actions and face legal battles for this.

[@polynesianpuppet]

Its not even about the picture taking. It's the attitude the relentless chase and methods they use to provoke the celebrity to get a reaction to sell. And let's not forget the stalking plus endangering the people who have nothing to do with that.

[@Ironheart73]

Like What Happened to Princess Diana

[@acornislife6391]

there should be a paparazzi for the paparazzis

[@yvonnelasten7424]

Acornislife that would be so random!!!!!!! Wtf

[@ironheadfm]

Lol! If I were a celeb with tons of money, I would choose the paparazzi who annoyed me the most and pay people to stalk them 24/7! Or perhaps just call a shady guy like Ray Donovan to break their legs.

[@mainscotsboii116]

I love to watch paparazzis runnjn and taking oics with a celebrity...its a random like but ya

[@trinitylivingston1286]

@@ironheadfm yeah, make them see what it's like.

[@trinitylivingston1286]

Yep!

[@user-cz9rq3xf5y]

“This guy is willing to take lives” Meanwhile they’re chasing after them and being creepy as fuck.

[@battiebumpkin]

"If the celebrity wants to be a bitch? Then they're going to get followed" Yea.. this is why Britney threw coffee on ya'll 😂

[@Ironheart73]

"I want money, and I wanna make History" Ok if you were actually any good with your camera, then why not be a legit photographer so you can hold exhibits? Or be a journalist to cover important stories? Hell, even be a film director? I mean any self respecting professional with a camera would want anything like these, right? That would be a lot more respectable way of earnuing your money and actually making history. Much more like it than stalking, thugging, and harassing a celebrity so you could make 20 bucks out of every picture you can make

[@chasehoward9968]

I’d never want to be this famous. It’s feels like they are dehumanizing them. They treat them like aliens.

[@yolamtwa228]

Imagine how terrifying it is to be followed in your car by people

[@robinford336]

I remember JLO lost it on the paparazzi not too long ago. She doesn't like them while she's driving and rightly so, it's distracting and it's dangerous.

[@odette4059]

there’s paparazzi pictures of Princess Diana where she’s driving and is visibly distressed at them - shots/videos of her ducking her head while trying to blindly manoeuvre around them, her yelling through the window at them to stop, her swerving through corners and traffic lights to lose them; It’s a very dangerous thing to do to someone, and it’s ultimately what killed her. Paparazzi are so inhumane it’s disgusting.

[@amylouisesimpson6663]

I think there’s a fine line between stalking and working as paparazzi. There’s a fine line between respecting someone’s career whilst making your own and making them uncomfortable. I don’t respect paps that go to peoples houses. I don’t respect those who ask rude questions. I don’t respect those who just want a rise from a celeb. I respect those who hear there’s a celeb and then photograph them, who respect their space, allow them to walk, help them when they need it and ask how their day is. There’s no need to disrespect them just to get your photo.

[@bustle]

Is it a legitimate job or an invasion of privacy?

[@SKreapergaming]

the paparazzi job requires alot of knowledge, and the music and film stars accepted that they will photographed by people when they go outside when they took the job the celebrities can easily make it so that they dont get followed, but they purposely make it so they can be easily followed, and when they have their drama, they strike a pose of PRETENDING they dont want to be photographed, being photographed by people in the street is a very small part of their lives, they can easily handle it, and they make it so they can easily be found to be photographed, these guys get photographed for a minute in their day then they go back to living their normal lives

[@Clarod03]

To me it looks like paparatzi are failed photographers. Photographers who did not make it in the music industry o fashion, so now they just do what ever possible to get shoots of who ever they did not get to tour with. Thats just lame

[@duzty122]

invasion of privacy

[@Paparazzo2086]

It's not an invasion of privacy because they have to be doing something that warrants privacy. When you're in public, do you expect privacy on a sidewalk? NOPE! Way to go with being an idiot!

[@analinda8332]

Elite Daily invasion of privacy these bitches need to get a life fuckibg saying it's the stars fault, fucking stalker pieces of shit

[@NINATV_]

“It’s my life” Me: Wow That’s Sad...

[@deacon.]

these paparazzi have more entitlement than most celebrities probably do 😂🤡

[@tonyman1106]

Paparazzi the highschool drop out of photographers

[@vapor5145]

What most people don't know is that some celebs actually call paparazzi for publicity.

[@Paparazzo2086]

They don't care, they only see paps as this all around evil bullshit. They don't care about the celebs calling paps, they only care about being the good person and stopping the shots.

[@suvi541]

but there are celebs who want theyr own privacy but they get that

[@jasonvoorhees5180]

Yes _some_ do and many *don’t* , none of that changes the fact that paparazzi are glorified stalkers protected under federal law who happen get paid and justify what they’re doing with “uhhh but it’s my job” , “uhh well you guys buy the magazines” “hurrr durr but sUpPly and dEmand” , “well they’re the famous ones so they asked for it”. Nothing but lazy and pathetic arguments with weak defense. They willingly engage in harassment and disrespectful behavior that goes beyond just _taking a picture_ like you’d think would be the minimum of what the job requires it can even go as far as interrupting whatever said celebrity is doing when engaging in a mundane activity (taking their kids to school, going to the store, going to a restaurant, seeing a movie , going to the airport, literally just leaving their house or otherwise), getting in the way of cars and having no sense of _personal space_ . Something being technically legal doesn’t make it morally right or appropriate and I’d be on board with paparazzi activities being more restrictive from a legislative standpoint. I don’t even really get magazines that much myself and when I do they’re usually about cooking, movies, National Geographic , Science, gameinformer etc not some random ass packet with a fabricated headline it make it look like X person is getting a divorce every other week or an image of Angelina Jolie walking out of a Walmart with her kids.

[@miss.shrewd424]

Jubilee posted a video about paparazzi and this guy rick is in it if you want to see more about this kind of stuff

[@viscaelfutbol44]

They say they are not stalking, but you have them waiting outside their house, and then start following them in their car.

[@rossanagarcia4650]

I don’t care how long they wait out in the heat, I don’t care it’s their job, it’s unprofessional and disgusting.

[@RideStorm17]

Blaming the celebrity for being unsafe on the road because you are following them? That still doesn’t make sense.

[@Emily-es9rm]

8:48 - 9:08 so now you’re calling the celebrities b*tches because they don’t won’t you to be stalking them? Absolutely disgusting

[@koronakardashian4831]

Paparazzi: I wouldn't call it stalking Also Paparazzi: *Following Cara Delevingne's car*

[@cs7283]

That guy saying: "it's not stalking" Also that guy: waits basically at the front door of celebs and chases after 'em in the car..

[@thestrawhatking]

well no one told you to become paparazzi

[@SKreapergaming]

nobody told the celebrities to be what they are, they chose that life

[@benmcfarlane8731]

Actors choose to act, not be a celeb personality. The TV interviews are all apart of the publicity of what ever project they are apart of. They are playing a character. Their own personal life has nothing to do with the project apart from them being in it so where they eat, where they sleep, where they shop etc. has nothing to do with anyone that doesn't know them directly. Yes there are a large chunk of celebs who choose it and use it to their advantage, but majority of proper actors and actresses don't want it. The media made them what they are, they have no choice in the matter.

[@clarahankins]

that dude literally just called celebrities bitches just because they don't want to be photographed and have their privacy invaded. what the??

[@madisonwaltemeyer9175]

“If celebrity is going to be a b!tch then they’re going to get followed” like how is that fair. Nobody deserves to be stalked, it’s called being a decent human.

[@SimpleJackPC]

If any celebrities want to hire me to purposely stand in front of paparazzi and ruin their shots, I am ABSOLUTELY down

[@love13f]

The hate i have for paparazzis cannot be defined in words

[@mtg.6009]

THESE PEOPLE ARE CRAZY MAN THEY NEED TO MAKE THIS ILLEGAL SOME TYPE OF WAY🤦🏽‍♂️

[@BlueSwampyCraft]

It's literally like a jungle...predators waiting and following their pray, the pray sometimes fights back, the predators fight each other...no limits, no rules...the jungle of Hollywood.

[@tyler.]

Standing at a restaurant and waiting for someone is fine in my opinion. Chasing them and risking lives just to try and get a shot of them running AWAY FROM YOU is absolutely invasion of privacy...

[@morrisonben]

I get the idea of taking the photos when you happen to be at the right spot at the right time, but a car chase is just wrong.

[@imshantyy]

if someone’s waiting outside my house i would totally feel unsafe ..

[@carmen1059]

Stalking for money

[@tarynlowery4570]

I prefer my office job

[@Paparazzo2086]

Ah, the 40k a year job? A pap can make that in a day.

[@DEUnknownPLAY3R]

Paparazzo2086 Yes paparazzi exist because of the demand for magazines. But the fact you take pride into such borderline stalking and invasion of privacy makes you a creepy sad, degenerate.Also quit replying to every comment justifying yourself on being such a low life..

[@zman8164]

Paparazzo2086 i'd rather earn money for helping people than to earn money for being a complete, atrocious and obsessed asshole.

[@poodabran]

@@Paparazzo2086 I'd rather get money by actually doing something with my life instead of getting paid to be a pest.

[@trinitylivingston1286]

@@Paparazzo2086 stfu

[@poodabran]

This is basically a legal way of stalking and harassment.

[@michaelmole5435]

They need to step I and address this make it illigal in the old days we kept it respectful thy came to premiers and events set by everyone not people stalking and hurting people

[@deleted7601]

“A stalker is when you’re waiting outside their house” ** waits outside her house

[@user-cz9rq3xf5y]

It’s their job to watch every move they make, trespass in their properties, take pictures if they see open windows, watch them from the trees with binoculars, that’s not stalkerish at all..

[@NovelistDienne]

I don't like paparazzi's (aka paid stalkers for the public) I feel like society's obsession with people who made it big and know everything about them. If people didn't care as much it wouldn't be much of a job, just like that guy said at the end.

[@alexanderludwigthaddeusvandarc]

"stalking is looking their window, not obsession" say keith johnson irony

[@fenderstratADHD]

These are the people that all those families whose MINOR children were killed in Connecticut 7 years ago have to deal with. Clearly they are aggressively stalking these poor people (some I heard had to hire bodyguards because of the harassment) and even made a freaking meme out of a photo of the sister of a teacher who was killed. They reportedly did this to a woman who became permanently blind in the attack in Las Vegas when they were released from the hospital taking up close pictures of a car carrying this poor woman u know with their flashes and I was like “LEAVE THIS WOMAN ALONE” 😡These people ARE NOT celebrities, they are NORMAL individuals completely traumatized and destroyed by horrific events. Please show some RESPECT and leave them ALONE

[@juicemanirving]

This was borderline stalker

[@Paparazzo2086]

Nope, stalking is when one does it for personal reasons. They do it because members of the public want to know more about their lives, so the paparazzi fulfill that role. Don't shoot the messenger!

[@emmawein7707]

XJuiceman Irving L

[@makkadashaeva7045]

You need to do research for what ‘stalker’ means bc this is not stalking at all. Paparazzi’s are normal people lik us trying to make money

[@hdkeemii8315]

@@makkadashaeva7045 lol na , try again , they are creeps , did you hear that paps in the video calling celebs a bitch for not tending to their shots .. that is just sad , beyond sad

[@CoolClipsAnimations]

@@makkadashaeva7045 no there not have you see what they done to Kanye west they were standing at his house at four am

[@JHNTR]

Y’all wait til they leave their house, follow their car, to take a picture and then get mad when people say that’s weird and invasion of privacy

[@caresseofficial6741]

the problem isn't these dudes, the problem is people interested in personal lives of others than themselves.

[@CommsVideo]

Can someone tell me what track you have playing at 4:36 on the video. I love it. I'd like to get it. 👍

[@odette4059]

at 7:30 around where they started a damn car chase to catch up to carla who was clearly tryna lose them made me sick, and it shows how sad being a celebrity really is. The fact they’re tryna blame the driver for reckless driving as if they’re not the ones following them is insane! A chase like that is exactly what killed Princess Diana. Sickening.

[@kevingelabert621]

Zero respect for these people and this profession.

[@munyachibanda404]

Low-key the female celebrities kinda likes the paparazzi attention….

[@myg7432]

Its okay to take pictures of celebs when going to a certain place / when dropped in a car cuz thats their job But taking pictures in the area of their house is indeed stalking and invasion of privacy

[@Cameraville]

Rick is actually a good guy 👍

[@DIJONh100]

The famous and the paparazzi share a mutually beneficial relationship.

[@MrMindShattering]

Parasitic stalkers. All of them.

[@user-id5ml5nk2v]

they’re saying that they don’t stalk , yet they were waiting outside someone’s house ..

[@shantife]

paparazzis should be prosecuted

[@Paparazzo2086]

Under what law? What crime? Invasion of privacy? Um, no, the right to privacy of any famous person ends when they become famous.

[@cierramalfingg3340]

Paparazzo2086 just shut the fuck up , you’re so pathetic replying to everyone’s comments. paparazzi are creepy STALKERS who make celebs lives miserable for money. who tf wants that as a life ? everyone hates you lmfao .

[@roadrunner734]

Thank you to whom ever made this video, it is a very big eye opener to paparazzi's job

[@martialartsnerd7673]

7:35 EXACTLY how princess Diana died.

[@johnjacob4973]

Just to clarify, its not hard to get a photo of someone. Its just hard to find them. The guy here just doesnt understand focal lengths of cameras

[@nottodaysatan101]

The human mind can’t handle a lack of privacy

[@jchen8902]

If you live in Hollywood, you'll see paps every day. They're literally everywhere. Locals know to get out of the way when the paps start flashing.

[@jamesdean0885]

8:23 I love the 'shut up, click. 😅 whoops.

[@Myhairyapples123]

“Now they’re being dangerous” *doing the exact same thing as them*

[@andrew-ih8sw]

i think someone should walk around with a camera and follow them around. they all looking like theyve never got there hole

[@celebiglives9842]

Was I the only one creeped out by this!? I’m sorry but the scene where they were waiting outside Anna’s house then following the car that left was just awful

[@its.rawwest_brit3173]

How are you at her house know her CARS and don’t call that stalking like dang y’all gotta give these people some privacy

[@MollyLikovich]

How exactly is doing a car chase and waiting outside someone's house everyday legal?

[@lydiamorgan1712]

It's Rick from Jubilee!!

[@070011010jh]

I believe what they were trying to say is that for it to be considered stalking, you have to be malice, or have a personal obsession. The point of the video seemed more so to be that there is a demand for all these pictures, and low and behold, someone takes them. You might think their job is weird, but what's really fucked up is the people who buy into the pictures, and keep their profession alive, they're just trying to make a living.

[@slyslytherin6716]

6:08 there is a water bottle on top of the car and in the next clip you can hear a thud LOL did they forget the bottle

[@annasuo4782]

just came from jubilee’s video... I’m sad they chose rick as their subject in this video because he’s definitely not the model paparazzi out there, he’s the reason so many people don’t like paparazzi

[@nightSkyacc]

Good job guys

[@anissamichelle23]

WOW! I met the guy Rick in LA 5 years ago, he was a very nice dude. Told me some crazy stories. & had lots of celebs photo numbers.

[@appie210]

It seems a fun job lots of cardio and stalking😂

[@Rissy617]

it'd be funny to see how many people complaining about how weird this job is are really into celebrity gossip

[@kikib.4519]

ikr

[@DJSnappy]

"I'm not there for an obsession, I'm there to do a job". Bro thinks that he is not doing anything wrong because he gets paid for it it's like saying you punch people on the street because you are a boxer

[@idrttr.shannx]

stalking celebrities is your life… that’s sad man ☠️

[@candyboy144]

9:10 what a great point. it's gonna hurt them when they're no more famous or harassed by the fame snappers

[@EliasTaborda]

8:47 Sorry but NO. Everything this guy just said is completely immoral. You aren't a "bitch" for wanting your privacy.