Meanest VS Nicest Celebrities

[@Leatherman154]

I met Adam in a Fat Bastard burrito. They were super busy, he waited in line like a normal customer. Then after several minutes of everyone almost awkwardly staring at him. He just announced to everyone "what's 1 question you always wanted to know about Hollywood." Then proceeded to spend the next 10 minutes answering questions and just basically entertaining everyone. Thanked us for being fans, then just left like it was all nothing.

[@Ozdestro]

Sick asf

[@biterwastaken]

Fat Bastard has the best burritos

[@Skullguy-w7b]

😃😃😃

[@alexlemus2559]

That cool. Nice made good time with people God bless

[@MiraSubieGirl]

I deep down always knew Adam Sandler was a legend. Even as a kid for Happy Gilmore and Billy Madison etc... All the films were HEAVILY influenced by his final word. And later almost all were directed and written by him. Name me a Adam Sandler movie now, without amazing family values, love for others, respect etc... becoming of age etc...

[@m.mcgahan14]

Adam Sandler pulled up to my high school a few months ago and played basketball with some of the kids, a super sweet man, took photos with all of us and had absolutely no superiority complex, he was an amazing person and remains my favorite celebrity! (He also took losing to some high school boys like a champ!)

[@t0mm4t0]

Any particular reason why he just pulled up?

[@Maxthunder6552]

I met young Shelton ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ soooo nice 11:03

[@SpudtatoTV]

@@Maxthunder6552what’s with the time stamp

[@ThatGuySports1]

@@t0mm4t0he said many times that he just likes to go around and play pickup basketball with randoms

[@m.mcgahan14]

@@t0mm4t0 my high school is in the state/county he grew up in❤️

[@OldUncleJacob]

Shaq doesn’t look down on people because “they’re lesser” he looks down on them cause he literally has no other choice

[@williambrady9578]

Haha

[@Touma134]

If he's such a good guy why doesn't he carry around a 10 feet Ladder around with him huh?

[@Local_Idiot05]

@@Touma134Because he’s only 7’1

[@bigpapi6688]

@@Touma134I had a conversation with him once and he gave me a jet pack so that I could talk to him eye to eye, what a sweet man

[@NeedyBoBeedy]

@@Touma134im just imagining shaq with a ladder strapped to his backpack wherever he goes

[@serv3534]

getting fired for making eye contact with someone for a second is absolutely insane

[@allosaurusfragilis7782]

Ive heard of other stars doing this. It's mind blowing . He must think he's some sort of deity, rather than another has been actor.

[@louaista]

Post Malone is such a G

[@AuraFxs]

Hello fellow sunnyV2 clone Jk ur vids are dope yall got a similar editing style

[@liocm07]

Fr

[@parabalani]

But his songs are deranged

[@idontfw]

@@AuraFxsu just dicked him 😭😭

[@papa19105]

@@parabalani yes thats why they have over 100 billion streams worldwide 🤦🏼‍♂

[@jimmycarterwaslike100]

For Shaq to not look down on people is just physically impressive.

[@christinabommarito8778]

lmao

[@Likhinn]

That's what I was thinking about

[@paperossa5572]

Hehehe

[@Rand0mContnt]

Has to be hell on his knees though.

[@jimmycarterwaslike100]

@@Rand0mContnt oh for sure yeah

[@dillonprice6425]

Jerry not wanting to hug a person he doesn’t know is completely understandable. And being upset with the people shoving a camera in your face is also something understandable

[@intraspec]

Agreed, he definitely doesn't deserve to be on this list.

[@cinifiend]

Maybe Jerry isn't as wholesome as someone like Post Malone, but all the clips of him in this video seem completely reasonable. The Larry King clip makes Jerry seem like a jerk, but if you watch the whole segment King was being a gigantic asshole to him the entire time.

[@buttsworth]

Yeah there are clips out there that totally make him look like an ssshole and they didn't use any of them.

[@cpmc5400]

Him being a creep is more what they should have talked about

[@rome8180]

@@cinifiend Yeah, I thought Jerry Seinfeld responding that way to Larry was perfectly fine. He didn't even seem mad, to be honest. He was just correcting Larry for saying his show was canceled. And he did it with good humor.

[@TheKingOfAmalek]

Every single one of Jerry Seinfeld's clips of him getting angry were perfectly justified.

[@ruu406]

Like why do u even have to hug someone you dont know

[@Ziggywhatever]

EXACTLY

[@Insane_GlassesGuy]

Yeah but his attitude in the first clip was cocky and obnoxious

[@Xander-m9k]

It was done more as a joke

[@Don-Cheadle]

@@Insane_GlassesGuyhe had every right to be! Watch the full clip, his reaction is justified.

[@Elektronyx97]

Keanue Reeves is an absolute LEGEND, that is undeniable. He's given up his paycheck for other actors, stayed humble through all the years, takes public transport and helps the needy. Love him

[@Dont_Read_My_Picture]

Don't read my name

[@Roo-Smith]

Him eating the birthday cake alone and sharing it with a stranger says a lot

[@dementiaslideshows]

keanu reeves is so wholesome 100 big chungus minecraft good fortnite bad

[@hephsmith3738]

I've he's been accused of very appropriate behavior.

[@McPoshua]

Redditors assemble

[@bartoszdulas1703]

I believe that Sandler being a nice guy is the main reason why so many respectable celebrities agree to work on his movies. Not talking about his closest friends like Rob Schneider, David Spade, John Torturro or even Jennifer Aniston, but Al Pacino, Johnny Depp, Christopher Walken, Harvey Keitel and many more. These are not people who normally sign up for stupid comedy with low chamce of success.

[@TommyChmelko]

When he filmed Mr. deeds in a small town in Connecticut, he showed up to the basketball court, surprise the shit out of everybody, and just started balling with us after 15 mins everyone forgot there was a celebrity on the court

[@R3GARnator]

Sandler's movies are basically just excuses to have paid vacations with his buddies.

[@bartoszdulas1703]

@@R3GARnator I don't see why is it a problem? His movies are silly but make a heckload of money and he's a nice dude so he deserves a good rest in nice places.

[@vsznry]

when did johnny depp act with sandler?

[@bartoszdulas1703]

@@vsznry he had a little cameo as himself in Jack & Jill

[@avannen0109]

The fact that Ellen Degeneres' last name is really similar to the word degenarate and she's in the list of meanest celebrities is a nice touch 💀

[@bucketbot99]

i thought it was degenerate the whole time.. after figuring out what it means i look back and think its pretty funny

[@shaniaaaa1]

That’s what I’ve always thought of her last name!! Lol

[@jayvhoncalma3458]

​@@bucketbot99 that's her meme last name

[@MusicismoreImportant]

Also generous She did give away but her meanness ruined everything

[@sarruss]

For my whole life I actually thought her name was Ellen Degenarates.

[@BugsBunnyandArchieMcIvor2025]

*Nicest* 0:11 5. Adam Sandler 3:22 4. Steve Buscemi 6:25 3. Post Malone 9:08 2. Shaquille O'Neal 11:51 1. Keanu Reeves *Meanest* 1:56 5. Mike Myers 4:37 4. Jerry Seinfeld 8:05 3. Chevy Chase 10:41 2. Bill Nye 13:02 1. Ellen DeGeneres

[@awesomepwn12]

I absolutely agree that Seinfeld is an AH, but him not wanting to be hugged by a rando and then not apologizing for not hugging a rando is completely valid

[@grantkeller4634]

He's also right about Lady Gaga being put in his box, she was acting out

[@stanmil5495]

She got kicked off a support slot on uk before been really big for been an arsehole

[@anthonyschwartz1084]

Yeah, people just don't like he isn't "kind" about how he says it. He is just upfront about it in a way that makes people uncomfortable. He isn't wrong, he is just rubbing people the wrong way with the way he expresses himself.

[@philleW12]

True, of all the celebs on this list Jerry seemed like the least worst of AH's

[@korncomments]

@@anthonyschwartz1084 yeah, I think people are also upset that he's a groomer, but the video doesn't mention this one

[@I_Love_Tekken3]

Keanu Reeves is the one human we should all strive to be like. Not governing world leaders, not history changers, just be happy as a simple man who gives back more than he has to everyone and in return is loved by everyone

[@SleepySloth2705]

And some dickbag decided to break into his house and rob him

[@Bob2630]

agreed 👍

[@DieYuppiieSkum]

He also doesn't social media to post about what he does outside of the filming industry, discuss about his private life, or gets involved in Internet beef with people. He rather value his life, than deal with toxic people.

[@FedadOSRS]

Post Malone is a perfect example of "don't judge a book by it's cover". Such a humble man

[@BettyWhite2171]

He's just high all the time. It makes you happy and lovey dovey.

[@happicheshirecat]

@@BettyWhite2171lol literally

[@yanc8599]

You are incentivized with a face like that

[@vigilmain1087]

but his music is shit

[@ricniks4619]

@@BettyWhite2171 Yeah that can usually be the case but it's still very impressive that no one has caught him having a bad day where he acted like a dick yet.

[@benjaminhewitt2376]

If not hugging strangers, disliking the media and paparazzi and not enjoying lady Gaga’s shenanigans makes you an asshole then god help us there’s no standards left…

[@lou_ves0630]

Fun Fact: My grandfather thought Ellen was probably a terrible person and her whole act looked like a facade calling her "Ellen Degenerate". He passed away 3 years ago and couldn't of been more right.

[@marshallthomas1906]

my grandfather did the exact same thing as my grandmother wanted to get on there for 20+ years

[@lou_ves0630]

@@marshallthomas1906 nah the show is actually that old that’s crazy

[@tirdkat6104]

Some people are good at sussing out fake people. A coworker of mine really liked that fat Boogie guy on youtube. Like 7 years ago he was gushing about him and showed me a video of him. As soon as I watched it, I told my coworker "that guy is fake".

[@haesken2123]

couldn't HAVE been. Not of.

[@NinjaDildoShow]

**couldn't HAVE* Heh, obviously no one in your family was an English major. Unfortunate that they procreated.

[@yeetaleet_gd]

I've always liked Sandler as an actor, but hearing the humble and genuinely kind guy that he is just makes me respect him even more. Loved the movies of him, and it's amazing that he acts like any other person instead of being narcissistic because he's an actor. Absolutely love that guy.

[@coda7994]

I gotta admit, I haven't liked his comedies in awhile. But hearing how awesome he is, I'm giving them all another watch. I had no idea how cool he was

[@topspot4834]

He's always been the same dude. There's a basketball court in Greenwich Village in Manhattan, my family owns a business nearby so I've been going my whole life. Before he was ever famous he played there, when he was blowing up on SNL he played there, and now that he's a successful, Hollywood A-list movie star, he still owes there ... He's just that kinda dude.

[@KodieTheAussieBrony94]

It really makes me smile that Adam is such a kind-hearted polite guy. I love him and his movies, mainly his older movies, especially Happy Gilmore

[@HEADMAN15ps]

Big daddy is one of my favorite movies and a huge part of my childhood. Steve's in that movie too

[@KodieTheAussieBrony94]

@@HEADMAN15ps I watched that a couple weeks ago and I still love it

[@Artofficial1986]

My gf in high school ran into Jerry Stiller (Ben Stillers father) in an elevator in a hospital. The guy had a huge stack of pizza boxes and told her that he likes to bring them to elderly patients. He would sit and eat and talk with all of them a couple times a week. Never forgot that, RIP.

[@AlexIsModded]

I don't get why Jerry Seinfeld gets so much flack for rejecting Kesha wanting to hug him. She asked but also physically advanced on him, and he, being the owner of his body, said NO. Had this been a role reversal, everyone would've championed the woman for saying no. Seinfeld is also quite satirical, and a lot of people don't seem to understand satire. And btw, paparazzi don't deserve respect because of the way they stalk, harass and threaten people.

[@Russell_Huston]

Keanu came into my place of business on a few occasions and I was taken aback by his general respectful personality. He was the customer but treated me as though I was the customer. Always "please" and "thank you" and even called me "sir". He is a pleasure to be around.

[@NightmareKing0203]

i wish i could meet him

[@ZackGamesaLot]

Just don't touch his dog. (Thats a John Wick reference)

[@dakshjoshi3026]

Being called sir by keanu reeves is such a flex bro

[@A_Fabulous_Killjoy]

@@dakshjoshi3026It is! How does Keanu Reeves just casually walk into a place, and just throw around “Sir.” 😂

[@SouperWy]

@@dakshjoshi3026 For real, I would feel like a total king the rest of the day. Or week. Or month.

[@CringePolice516]

I agree with everyone on the list except for jerry Seinfeld. I went with my friends to one of his comedy shows in Toronto (I think it was there, not sure) a while back, and after his routine was over, he greeted a ton of fans and was a really nice guy. He was a bit cocky at times like with Larry king, but he had a point with Kesha. I thought it was totally weird how she did that, and I don’t blame him for not wanting to hug a stranger.

[@simonphoenix3789]

yeah I can't expect anyone to recognize her either. She isn't exactly well known, especially among someone of Seinfeld's generation.

[@BATMAN0527]

He plays the bee guy right

[@wubbalubbadubdub5867]

Nah he has shown to be extremely arrogant very often. He is friendly only for his own interest/to his personal fans that pay to see him. He isn't wrong about a lot of stuff he says or does but neither is he a nice man

[@MJ-mi9qc]

@@wubbalubbadubdub5867 How do you know this? You'd have to literally have a personal relationship with him to say that him being nice to fans is a facade. I feel like him not wanting to hug Kesha is totally within his rights, some people aren't huggers. He's a bit mean ofc, but that's also kind of his thing. On Seinfeld he is literally just playing himself, that's kind of his entire bit. He's not a bad guy, but he's not a super nice guy. I think there's a difference between being kind and understanding and being polite. He can be rude and snarky, but that doesn't mean he wouldn't go out of his way to help a friend or be there for someone in need. The dude does a ton of charity work with his wife. I think it's a stretch to say that he's a bad dude just because he's mean. Some people just aren't nice, they're dry and sarcastic, but that doesn't discredit the good things he does do. It gives you a reason not to like the person of course, but doesn't make that person objectively bad like some of the other examples here.

[@skepticbb93]

It's hard to judge a person "in general" because there will always be an exception to their pattern of behavior. For instance, a good friend of mine had the opportunity to go to the Cannes Film Festival years ago. He was at one of the event's bars talking with other documentary filmmakers about how if he could just find the money he would be able to finish his first film. Somebody must have overheard because that night he got a knock at his door. It was Harvey Weinstein's personal assistant with a check for $10,000 - no strings attached. Apparently Weinstein just liked the concept of my friend's film and wanted help get it made.

[@P.L.U.M.M.E.T]

I saw Adam Sandler live this year in Portland, and his attitude was very humble and kind, acted and talked about him getting old. He also expressed how he was depressed in a joking manner early in the set, but as the show went on, the jokes and acts that he did really showed how depressed he really is BECAUSE he feels he is getting older. From joking about his grown children's friends to singing a 10 minute tribute to Chris Farley, i feel the whole performance seemed like a tribute to his entire life, like he was saying goodbye to the fans.. I just hope he is happy and remembers that he is loved by more people than he could imagine

[@zanemurcha9742]

Post Malone came to my Year 12 Ball. It was being held in a hotel where he was staying, he came down stairs and took pictures and signed autographs with lots of people( mostly girls). I didn't know him so I didn't go over but it was nice.

[@BennyHarveyBigMan]

From what I heard Chevy Chase was fired from Community after getting angry that they were making his character more and more openly racist. Saying 'eventually you're just going to have me call someone a n....!' - seems pretty unfair to then say he was fired for calling Donald glover a n...., very misleading.

[@crzycolchris]

Did you watch his BaT Mitzvah movie? I felt the same.. like he's passing the tourch to his daughters and just becoming "Old" I hope he's alright.. such a stand up dude!

[@clos5353]

Adam Sandler was one of the names for Epstein islands

[@Jfielding991]

the movie leo makes alot of sense now

[@darkpit456]

Fun fact! Keanu Reeves will be voicing Shadow the Hedgehog in the third Sonic movie coming Dec 20, 2024.

[@flameingdash]

The most evil thing about this video is that James Corden wasn't mentioned once.

[@Nswix]

I work in Hollywood and have heard multiple stories about what a nightmare Jamie Foxx is too.

[@steuzirocks]

Sunny already has an entire video dedicated to the guy.

[@madrx2]

He has his own seperate video lol

[@poultrydish]

Not to worry. Sunnyv2 already made a video about him kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6mmi4iwZ6tlaqc

[@jamescarr1265]

He’s awful

[@Lawrence_Talbot]

Robert Redford should be on this list for being an absolute legend. I met while he was filming The Conspirator in my town. My mom and I were playing tennis and he showed up to play. We got off the court to make room for him and he asked us to come back and play against him. At the time, my mom and I played competitively in our area, and when he realized we were going a little easy on him, he told us to stop giving him the celeb treatment. Well long story short, we whooped his ass and as a thank you for the game, he bought us dinner and drinks, then invited us to come by the set the next day while he filmed. Was a pretty cool experience to meet an absolute legend of an actor who just wanted an honest game of tennis.

[@brycepeddicord6763]

This is a good story! What a cool guy! I try to separate the art from the artist but it's cool when people are as nice as you hope. Imagine having all that power to do good and choosing to be an asshole 😅

[@jasondashney]

Having everybody be phoney to you would be by far the worst part of being a celebrity.

[@rickeykoga2312]

Damn what an amazing story! And the fact that he did that without a soul knowing is very genuine

[@gulfstream7235]

That's one for the grandkids alright

[@Kash_Perry]

sick story

[@mulqueen2023]

Sandler being a decent guy just makes me so pleased, he defies the don't meet your heroes saying, he's an awesome guy to fans and great to work with and is a very good friend. The man is what we expect the standards of all our fav celebs but almost all could never possibly live up to. It's incredible he's so humble after three plus decades of fame.

[@LaneTheBrane]

Like the real life Mr. Deeds

[@yeerboivuvx8137]

Adam Sandler defies don't meet your heroes Bill Nye defines don't meet your heroes

[@RingDash_99]

Bill Nye being an jerk is a something that I honestly wasn’t expecting at all.

[@maliniagalixa2945]

Same

[@EdgyVidyaGeneral]

I'm with jerry on the hug. Nobody is obligated to be physically intimate with anyone, especially strangers

[@michaelmarron8441]

He could have declined in a much better way if he'd wanted

[@2ndcomingofFritz]

@@michaelmarron8441it’s not as if he said “fuck off whore” is it, he literally said “no thanks”

[@Pkedya2boy]

I hate to play this card, but a lot of people seem to only realize that Jerry’s reaction is reasonable if the genders were reversed. Not a single sane person would suggest that a woman should’ve accepted a hug from a man that she didn’t recognize just because she got approached by him. It’s fascinating to see how people are so quick to condemn his action just because Kesha acted so offended.

[@yasseenrahmani]

@@michaelmarron8441 he said no thank you what more do you want

[@nicholaspeterson61]

​@@michaelmarron8441"No thank you" isn't good enough for you?

[@Rosbif48]

I once worked with a lady who lived in the village where Wicker Man was filmed. She told me everyone from the cast and crew were very nice and respectful, with one exception - Britt Ekland. She was rude, dismissive and extremely snobby towards the locals. I have never heard this lady swear about anyone in her life, but she never hesitated in calling Ekland a bitch.

[@spongeyspikes09]

The classic one? Or the one with Nicolas cage?

[@TurboPro9952]

@@spongeyspikes09The classic one. On apple tv it says she's apart of the cast.

[@Rosbif48]

@@TurboPro9952 Exactly right. Actually it's a bit complicated. She plays the barmaid that seduces Edward Woodward's character, but being Swedish she had two Scottish actors dub over her voice. One for talking, one for singing.

[@NinjaDildoShow]

Who the fuck is Britt Ekland?

[@deckzone3000]

@@NinjaDildoShow A Bond girl in the 1970s.

[@ChestCandy]

The one story I know of Jerry Seinfeld was when he was doing a comedy show in my town. His opening act was a local magician who did a pretty killer job and mixed in some good jokes with the magic, really got the crowd going. When Jerry took the stage, his first five minutes was just ragging on magicians, saying they're creepy, terrible people, just mean stuff. Around half the audience got up and left during this tirade, and a decent chunk continued to leave during the show which he ended early. Through friends, we heard he went backstage and asked the magician what happened. The magician explained he had told his family he was opening for Jerry Seinfeld and they were so excited they bought a bunch of tickets and brought their friends and families too. Jerry yelled at the magician for not telling him how many people his opening act knew were there instead of giving any sort of apology or just acknowledging that ripping on your opening act is just a shit way to conduct yourself, especially when they do a great job and help your show nearly sell out.

[@HANKTHEDANKEST]

Huh, yeah that's a shitty thing to do. Seinfeld likes 'em *young* though, so of course he's a creep.

[@XavierRyandrawing]

You like jazz

[@garnetember8569]

I didn’t think the examples stated in the video really made him seem that bad, but this does make him seem like a jerk.

[@ChrJahnsen]

Seinfeld is a 24 carat prick. He just reeks of it.

[@alexvalin9085]

Yeah the first part of that story could be explained as just a slip up and terrible timing. It’s when you find out how people act without an audience is what makes that really dark.

[@ThatParrotGuy]

3:35 legend for helping 🔥

[@JamesCooke-x2t]

Mhm he will always be a legend

[@ThatParrotGuy]

@JamesCooke-x2t seriously 💀 an anti-furry 💀💀

[@JamesCooke-x2t]

@@ThatParrotGuy @thatparrotguy yeah I’m an anti furry

[@ThatParrotGuy]

@JamesCooke-x2t how to be cringe: 1. Be an anti-furry Congratulations you're now officially cringe

[@JamesCooke-x2t]

@@ThatParrotGuy what’s wrong with being an anti fur?

[@JKribbit]

Met Craig Robinson at a random dive bar in Tokyo about 10 years ago. He was the nicest man. Not many people in Japan recognised him but we did right away. We asked him for a photo and he did with the biggest smile. Then he told us to wait and started randomly facetiming someone, prolly his missus while singing and buying us shots. What a legend.

[@PRODBLANE]

lol! I met craig robinson at a rite aid in Los Angeles while I was living there, me and my buddy had been out drinking at the bowling alley next door and went over there to get more booze, when he walked in he was like "Where the vodka at!?" my buddy snagged a photo with him while walking around the store, I went up to him and was just like whats up craig, you're the guy from THAT movie! he was like what movie? pineapple express? lol I was nooo not that one, any way, we waited outside for him to come out and chatted for a few minutes, then when he drove off he beeped the horn and waved out the window.. I miss living in Los Angeles.. lol

[@zeffmalchazeen3429]

maybe he was looking for the mafia boss. Or he is one.

[@BAJABLAST3D]

that is cool af man, legit random place with a cool ass dude sounds like a movie with him lmao

[@PRODBLANE]

@@BAJABLAST3D man my time in LA was crazy I met Steve carrel in the bathrooms at CBS. I told Craig that the night I met him and said “man that’s a funny Motha fucka” lol

[@BungleTheGooner]

Which dive bar/area? I live in Tokyo, be cool to check it out 😀

[@idosounds]

Can't believe you didn't mention Dave Grohl, lead singer of rock band Foo Fighters and former drummer for Nirvana. He cooked barbecues for firefighters battling the Californian wildfires, invited a blind kid up to the stage on a tour, gave his own shoe to a girl in crutches, tries his hardest to stop fights at gigs, performed in the garages of his most hardcore fans, gives lots of his money to charity, once left a 100% bar tip, and so much more, he is often referred to as the "nicest guy in rock".

[@mrcritical6751]

And he routinely rides on a truck drawn stage passing hate rally’s, singing songs about loving each other and learning to get along to mess with them. He’s a hero in my books for that

[@stephengrigg5988]

Dimebag Darrell too. I never heard a bad thing about him and everyone that talks about him has nothing but stories about how he was just a kind humble guy. Makes the tragedy of what happened to him even worse

[@Vecchio_Rhosod85]

Dave Grohl once broke his leg during a concert, and finished the rest of the tour wearing a cast. And let's not forget "You don't come to my show and fight! You come to my show and f*cking dance!"

[@mrcritical6751]

Dave Grohl also did CBeebies Bedtime Stories which was honestly adorable

[@stephengrigg5988]

@@Vecchio_Rhosod85 "finished the rest of his tour wearing a cast" You left out an awesome detail, after the doctors checked him out, he went back on stage and they put the cast on him while he was performing

[@nathanderhake839]

I think Shaq will always be the top of my list in role model celebrities. He was a massive bully as a kid, and was lost after he stopped basketball, but he changed to one of the nicest most humble people. It gives us hope and shows how much people can change for the better.

[@JustinCarbaugh]

Chevy: *being self centered* Shaq: Humble yourself boy

[@PoppinMoppin]

He also had his bully moment when he went after the "silent" guy during an interview.

[@UOHCUNY]

Shaq is not a nice guy. Just ask Dwight Howard and javale mcgee

[@crzysnkeman4653]

people thinking Shaq is the nicest bball player ever, never watch him bullying present players

[@yoitsSmitty2004]

@@crzysnkeman4653you do realize he does to toughen them up to make them prove him wrong, If the most dominant center of all time is throwing shade at you then you gotta dish it back with a big game

[@baseplatey]

11:09 Anyone notice the voice change?

[@TheIdiotTries]

In 2007, my teacher told us a story about how she met Jared Fogle. She said he was an absolute creep and a total egotistical asshole. She said she felt uncomfortable around him as he gave off "dark energy". All these years later she was absolutely correct

[@A_YouTube_Commenter]

Wdym whatever happened to him?

[@FratBoyFred]

@@A_KZbin_Commenter do you live under a rock?

[@joshr9740]

@@A_KZbin_Commenter they caught him eating at Jimmy John's.

[@bengonto1250]

@@A_KZbin_Commenter He got arrested for molesting children.

[@woodside4life]

@@A_KZbin_Commenter He got some five dollar foot longs in prison.

[@marottamedia]

I still fail to realize how Seinfeld not hugging someone he's never met is considered rude. If he isn't comfortable with that he doesn't have to do it

[@awill3454]

Imagine if genders were reversed. It would be insanely creepy. Ke$ha was in the wrong, especially with her track record of making highly dubious rape allegations

[@ari1758]

exactly if the genders were swapped no one would have an issue.

[@shrimplythebest]

I totally agree and I don’t even like the guy very much. People would see no issue if the roles were reversed 🤷‍♀️

[@andrewseidl7590]

He went to a high school prom when he was 38, because his girlfriend was a senior in high school. Jerry is a pedo

[@SanSan-qh5mk]

Yeah I mean I don't even really think he was super rude about it, it's just that when you reject someone in front of that many people I think people will take it badly anyways.

[@Splash42Bros]

Another example of a celebrity not abusing their status is David Beckham. He waited in line for an entire day just like anyone else to give his condolences to the Queen.

[@tempviduse]

He grew up in a poor blue collar family and never forgot it

[@Sillimant_]

I think of that clip where he called out victoria on her "grew up working class" bullshit too. top bloke

[@FrankB69]

He was dressed like a James Bond villain though He wasn’t trying to hide the fact that he was lining up

[@TheRealBatCave]

My uncle has a cottage up here in Ontario, a tree fell over on the road and him and his family were stuck on the road, my uncle went home got a chainsaw removed the tree and David posted he himself removed the tree no joke, look er up my uncle is the redhead with the saw lol

[@aeronight5871]

​@TheRealBatCave hmm every post I saw said he was only helping to lift the tree. Nothing about him cutting the tree himself and definitely not him being alone. Did see the bloke with the chainsaw. Would be nice if they mentioned him at least.

[@human-uc4rd]

Honestly out of all of the sunny v2 videos I really enjoy the mix of positive and negative in this one rather than just negative.

[@familiescharf4207]

How evil Ellen DeGeneris is is beyond me.

[@strwbbberi]

Right

[@BigNor23]

Exactly

[@richboyprado]

You typing a way to pronounce it “degeneris” is beyond me

[@Dont_Read_My_Picture]

Don't read my name

[@Rorona_Zorro]

Why are only bots here

[@facecampingbubba4656]

I remember when I was at one of Post Malone’s concerts. There was someone who passed out in the crowd and when he realized, he immediately stopped the show and told people to make way for paramedics. This was very nice to see especially since this wasn’t too long after the Travis Scott Astroworld incident. You could hear the genuine concern Post had for the guy.

[@Nicky2414]

A lot of musicians have stopped in the middle of shows for emergencies like this, it isn't anything new. However, that doesn't mean it's any less great to see. It shows that not all celebrities and superstars aren't assholes and are no different than the rest of us.

[@facecampingbubba4656]

@@Nicky2414 Agreed. I was more trying to emphasize his actual response. By the tone of his voice, you could tell he cared and was genuinely worried for the person’s wellbeing. It’s nice to see especially with a lot of celebrities having a god-complex.

[@zeldzamezeeslak6082]

Thats not nice, thats what every human SHOULD do

[@BirnieMac1]

@@Nicky2414Those musicians should be celebrated like Malone too imo; totally agree mate

[@igor_ostrovski]

@DL-pk1fw at the end of the day you're coping and copypasting this in every single comment thread which is sad. It was funny the first time but now i'm actually concerned

[@pandapower3076]

How does not hugging a stranger, saying no thanks to a paparazzi, and not wanting to sit next to someone being rude make you a bad person?

[@RebirnMagic]

Reality check: Being rude makes you rude, poor Kesha just wanted a hug, Paparatiazzi are just people who want to know more info abt the person , And not wanting to sit by someone omfg GROW UP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@pandapower3076]

@@RebirnMagic Hope this is a joke.

[@Rvolks]

agreed. every clip i seen of jerry Seinfeld being "mean" seems either justified or in good faith. whilst he is definitely no saint i don't think that he deserves to be labeled as "one of the meanest celebrities". he seemed to me that he may be mean but he isnt mean spirited like the other people on the list.

[@pandapower3076]

@Rvolks I don't know whether he's mean or not, but the clips they used definitely aren't mean.

[@Rvolks]

@@pandapower3076 agreed.

[@Dreyden-]

They aren't hiring these divas that are so hard to deal with very often. They are hiring young actors for half the price.

[@hazyboi]

i met gordan ramsay in a restaurant once he was nothing like in the shows he was kind and gave selfies to everyone in the restaurant and was a genuinely kind dude some of the workers there at his restaurant said he had a persona for tv and was an actually nice guy

[@princessmarlena1359]

Yeah all that yelling and screaming is just for American tv. I’ve always wanted to personally try his cooking.

[@Greenhawk4]

I wouldn't call it a persona more so a way to get the message through the heads of all those deluded people in the show.

[@5tr4nge75]

Gordon is mean to people who should know better but still fuck up. Watch him working with children, or the blind masterchef contestant, watch him when he’s working with people who want to learn. He has a true passion and love for cooking, and he just hopes that other people have that same passion and love. Marco Pierre White, who Gordon trained under however, now he is the asshole chef

[@kuyagab4444]

​@@Greenhawk4 Kitchen Nightmares gives an insight of how good he is to people working in the kitchen.

[@emilynightray]

@@kuyagab4444 I knew someone who waitressed at a restaurant, can't remember which one, that Gordon Ramsay went to for Kitchen Nightmares. She said he was very nice when the cameras were off and all the anger was played up to create drama. He actually had a series that took place in England and he was calm on that show. The rage is for American audiences to be entertained.

[@user53149]

Jerry’s probably the most reasonable of the not so nice people covered in this. Sure, he definitely comes off as a little cold, but frankly he’s got a point in just about everything stated. He was right in the section with Larry King, he was justified in not wanting to hug a random person, famous or not, and he was absolutely right about Lady GaGa, she was behaving terribly and then to get upgraded to where he was, and having to deal with her? Everything he said in that part was entirely true.

[@danielkokal8819]

I wouldnt hug Lady Gaga. I get the feeling she'd be all sticky and I'd probably pick up a virus of some kind.

[@k.ferguson2982]

​@@danielkokal8819 Just make sure what she's wearing, is fully cooked. 🫣

[@YesSteeloPie]

I agree

[@InvertedFreeSolo]

Yea tbf I though Jerry was the most reasonable of the "ahole" selections. He was right about being the number 1 show and kind of a jerk to kesha? But meh.

[@A_very_annoyed_artist]

​@danielkokal8819 she probably feels like plastic and would get make up all on you

[@smarre12]

Jerry might have a massive ego but rejecting a hug is completely fine, especially with how polite he was about it. Not everyone is fine with hugs. It's only our society that's conditioned us to assume hugs are game for everyone.

[@knux5796]

very true, especially in america where u have to be overly touchy otherwise ur deemed cold/rude

[@loraxak]

Switch genders and the person wanting the hug seems creepy.

[@Ty-dk2sj]

​@@loraxakNot really, unless the guy is being a creep. I've seen plenty of male fans hug people like Adele.

[@smarre12]

@@loraxak completely depends on how the hugger acts

[@ronin7997]

I'm definitely not a hugger. I can't knock a person wanting their personal space to be respected, so good on Jerry putting his foot down on people overstepping.

[@Webless8]

4:51 Ain't no way they're making a live action Bee Movie

[@stan2139]

Honestly Jerry refusing a hug is understandable, just because you're famous/an actor doesn't mean you want to hug anyone. If you're walking down the street and some strangers comes running to you asking for a hug I don't think you'll feel like a bad person for refusing

[@MrFoolD]

4:53 imagine saying that with that voice HAHA

[@carmelorosario155]

Its sort of the reverse of people who think they can pay time and money into their way into relationships Just because you spent time on someone does not mean they should reciprocate, as after all it the same as you should be coming out of the kindness of your heart. Similarly, celebrities while fortunate only because of us, do not need to serve our every request. Obviously don't be an Ellen, but it is not necessary nor should it be expected for everyone to be Keanu Reeves (even though he is my favorite on this list)

[@SpiderYeen]

Granted. But Tom Holland is the absolute opposite. A fan once walked up to him and asked for a hug. Tom didn’t even hesitate to say yes.

[@PsychicLarry]

That aside he’s still an asshole.

[@eddyronbinson2466]

@@SpiderYeen problem with that is the girl can turn around in 5 years time and say he grabbed her ass, he has no retort as he had his arms around them and it would ruin his rep and result in him most likely paying a huge sum of money, just look at keanu he wont touch a fan, his arm always hovers.

[@rymskindeep]

Clint Eastwood was a very nice guy at a movie shoot. me and my brother saw a bunch of ppl celebrating his birthday, through a window of a cafeteria and he invited us in to eat cake w/ him . we sat and talked w him for a while . Hes taller then he seems on screen. Met his wife we got to talk w his daughter and run around. it was fun. They were all nice. What a fun day and such a nice guy. Thanks for posting and sharing this

[@lingricen8077]

was it fun and was he nice?

[@Alexia_Xinovirne]

I see Clint Eastwood and can only think of Flint Lockwood. The names are so similar it kills me

[@UNCLESAMSONITEIRL]

⁠@@Alexia_Xinovirne”CLINT EASTWOOD!”

[@awesomesound-z7x]

U lucky guy! I am happy for you! i wish i had that chance

[@kermanent]

I got confused for a sec cuz I thought you were talking about back to the future

[@tommyfletcher1357]

Shaq opened up a business in the Dallas/Fort Worth area a few years ago when I lived in the area and the news was flooded with nice stories about him. He would go to places like Home Depot and when he saw families buying appliances like fridges or washer/dryer sets, he would step in and pay for the entire bill. Really awesome guy.

[@smarre12]

Shaq out here giving his pocket change to the people. Amazing guy, love to hear his various stories

[@joechiminh8725]

How about the time he stole 1mil from his fans via Astrals NFT?

[@goober69er]

I wish Lebron could be half the human shaq is

[@goober69er]

@@joechiminh8725meh if you bought into NFTs you deserved whatever you lost.

[@LevLuv12]

@@goober69er I wish Trump could be a quarter of...

[@Zeppelin-2105]

Bro, it’s so funny how Adam Sandler just walks in to the restaurant and says „hi guys !“ at 0:52

[@carterfranklin1410]

Tiger woods came to a hotel I worked at for 5 years in a row for a tourney. I genuinely can’t give a 1/10th of the nice things he did for the staff. The coolest was when he gave all the restaurant staff signed memorabilia from the tourney as well as a gift card in appreciation. Truly an awesome dude

[@darkcheeto3338]

But it wasn't very nice of him to drive under the influence.

[@CuznLuvn69]

No one is perfect but I've heard others say he is a nice person as well, he just has his demons as most people do

[@darkcheeto3338]

@@CuznLuvn69 Yeah and it's a good thing he didn't take any lives with his dui stuff like that doesn't fade away.

[@MasterofJuKBWaaS]

aww man not Mike Myers

[@ctrainbeats]

its crazy how much money Tiger was making in his hay day - absolutely wild lol

[@4RILDIGITAL]

It's both surprising and not surprising to learn about the true personalities of these celebrities behind the scenes. It just goes to show you should never judge a book by its cover, even if the cover is plastered all over Hollywood!

[@4oh8cal]

What's really surprising is nobody is talking about how Shaq made fun of a disabled fan of his or how stevo went on a rant about how games are dangerous and anyone who plays them is a lazy ass waste of life. Stevo really got me with that one because he was so passionately angry about it, and Shaq just seemed like a pure dick.

[@9.9ines]

ok

[@igotwect3174]

I think if you judge any of their characters just based on this video you’re still being foolish, you don’t truly know any of them.

[@iasked2313]

​@@4oh8calwell I'm with that opinion that gamers this days are just lazy ass peoples, yes gaming in general make you sharper and smarter and has good impact on your mental health and also the opposite can be said but my point is: why you think a wake up call is bad while there's too much going on with people getting obsessed with gaming? Like what if the parents passed away? Where you gonna get a living? Getting worked by an office for the rest of your life isn't better than having a real career or even a set of skills that may get you real benefits.

[@ChocolateMilk..]

@@4oh8cal Shaq acted like a bully on a podcast as well. With that insufferable Logan guy.

[@Alcatonic]

Jerry is probably one of the less mean people. He's just a normal person honestly. Not wanting to hug strangers, not liking the paparatzzi, not liking people being in private places you payed for, it seems more normal to me.

[@romanshubin4]

Literally

[@timberland4852]

true except for the part where he dated minors

[@TheMadcap919]

Yeah, I’d say he’s just a little standoffish.

[@MagnetoJones]

Jerry going in on Larry King for not knowing how Seinfeld ended is actually pretty hilarious. I almost feel like the whole interaction was a bit.

[@Alcatonic]

@@timberland4852 WHAT

[@bengreene4972]

"Bill's dark side comes out when he's debating other scientists" Shows clip of him debating Ken Ham, a Bible-thumping young Earth creationist, who is absolutely not a scientist but rather the opposite 😂

[@crs290]

Ken has a degree in applied science and education. You may not like his theology, but he is a scientist.

[@bengreene4972]

@ he has a bachelors degree. He’s not a scientist. He also frequently just lies about science in a sad attempt to further his absurd religious beliefs

[@freckledspeckled5406]

My mom worked with Bill Nye before he really blew up. They took lunch at the same time and would often sit with one another in the break room. She said he was kind and obviously very nerdy. Definitely a case of the fame going to his head

[@ethanwasme4307]

i mean come on, you've got to be pretty self entitled to not think you don't have to go to school to teach science xD

[@Whiteknight-xg2pq]

I'd say that and bitterness of age, he isn't as relevant at he was at his height in the 90-00's, and even then I think Segan and the other guy cant remember his name (an asshole as well) we still relevant if not prolific in this era still. Now I was a wee tot back in those days so my timing may be off.

[@jamesedwardladislazerrudo1378]

​@@Whiteknight-xg2pq Remember Seagal where he was hooked his ass off from Italian mobs and threatening a journalist with newspaper with fish on it.

[@seanc7410]

He was nice because he was trying to smash

[@Earthworm_John]

That's sick

[@kirkshanghai]

I was a pedicab driver back in my college days. The two celebrities that I have met (Malcolm Butler and Kid Cudi) I had instant respect for, because they treated me just as normal as I treated them, if that makes sense. I feel like some celebs get tired of constantly being treated like celebs every single moment of every day, and talking to these guys just felt totally normal and they couldn't have been nicer about it.

[@buttpiratesbuttpirate5913]

You met KID CUDI?? Oh my god I hope you and him just had a good chat I've heard he's such a down to earth guy

[@doc_fate.editzz]

Kid Cudi made kids see ghosts and man on the moon 2 so huge W

[@TheWinjin]

Yeah my friend blew up as a blogger to somewhat local stardom (nowhere near the people here but he's got like million of subs on YT, in Instagram, hosted a couple of shows etc) and he says even though he really wanted to become famous specifically for becoming famous, like, to reach stardom and everything, it is exhausting to a degree he didn't expect. Getting to terms with it was very hard and he's still pretty sure it's going to take a lot to remain in touch, because everything changes.

[@sams66toronado]

Malcolm Butler like the one who picked the ball at the end of the superbowl?

[@bigpapi6688]

Malcolm Butler like Super Bowl 49 Malcolm Butler??

[@pizzatime7431]

The hug rejection was more of a reality check to Kesha which she lacks a lot considering she described it as the Saddest moment of her life. Imagine how privileged she is.

[@CW-rx2js]

Yes and she's a stranger...it's not too much

[@sldarwin5615]

Yeah ngl the section of Jerry didn’t make me think he was that bad. Only thing that annoyed me was him being egotistical on the interview. Not hugging a complete stranger is perfectly fine, like if u saw Kesha not hug someone she didn’t know, nobody would have an issue with it. And treating paparazzi like shit is fair imo, because paparazzi are the lowest form of life in our society

[@BLANKS10]

@@sldarwin5615the interview was a joke bit.

[@lonestar6709]

Seinfeld's still a prick, though. He's way too uppity.

[@Touma134]

We need to stop being so harsh on people for imperfections. Some girls are huggers and it seems like she really adored the guy so to have him reject her like that must've been a real big blow. It does show her life had no hardships which I also think we need to stop seeing that as a negative. hope it continues to be the worst part of her life. I am not a fan of hers for the record that clip was the most I've seen or heard from her in my life outside the name.

[@SchmeeMan]

I never knew Mike Myers was a pain for people to work with. I’m playing Shrek in Shrek the Musical JR and this had me change my entire perspective of Mike!

[@joebaumgart1146]

One of the nicest people I ever met was the late great Jason David Frank, The original Green Power Ranger. He ran out of photos to sign so he gave me a mint in box original Dragonzord toy from the 90s and signed it for me for free. After the show he sat and ate with my friend and I for an hour talking about Martial Arts, Music, tales from the set, comic books, ect. I had to close my shop for an hour when I heard the news because I was crying so much. Rest in Power, Tommy! Once a Ranger, Always a ranger!

[@IKnowHooMan-p2s]

he died? rest in peace.. thats sad.

[@terry_choi]

Your story just broke my heart.. He was indeed an amazing person.. 😢

[@AverageNerdGamer]

I salute him

[@patrickpatino3651]

We lost a great one😢

[@LevisAwesomenes]

My guy got to meet the goat of all Power Rangers. Respect 🫡. (R.I.P Tommy)

[@chrismoser9676]

A guy who owned a small Italian restaurant in Boston told me about Lady Gaga. Apparently someone who worked for Gaga picked up an order for her and the team but didn't mention to the owner who it was for. Then like an hour later, Lady Gaga walks in, tells him she loved the food so much that she left her hotel just to come in and tell him personally how much she appreciated it. Then she gave every single employee a VIP ticket to her concert at the Garden. He showed me all kinds of pictures and everything. Legit true story

[@nemesis13254]

What the restaurant called if you don’t mind me asking

[@RetroMMA]

@@nemesis13254 Fat Tony's Bag 'n Gag? Or maybe Gag 'n Bag? Hag 'n Drag?

[@jackforst6457]

​@@nemesis13254dude don't even bother, it's always the same thing. Someone will claim they, or someone they know did or met someone very well known and highly regarded, but never bother to provide any real-life context. I call this the "Reddit Effect", and honestly, just steer clear of these guys. I guarantee you he will say some B.S like "I don't have to tell you" or "I can't because legal reasons" or crap like that.

[@mortenfrosthansen84]

I don't know how that translate to more appreciation, then any other customer.. Say a customer works at a amusement park, a pancake store, or a gas station. If they then start handing out free merchandise.. will we then start to worship them? It's a funny thought If she wants to give tickets, I would return the favour with free food. Or a gift card to match the price. That would be fair

[@mortenfrosthansen84]

What does it matter if it's true or not? It is words written on the internet. I'm not a religious man, but I am in favour of not having false gods.. treat everybody the same

[@MC-pe1mq]

Met Shaq my childhood hero at a restaurant in Newark NJ called John's place (unfortunately closed now) when I was 12. I couldn't believe it was him and I couldn't stop staring. He asked my Dad if I played basketball because I was a tall kid and I did. My father said yes, and he invited me to his summer camp. He even went to pay for our meals, but his bodyguard went to school with my Dad and his bodyguard said you don't have to pay for their meals his Dad is a lawyer. (Lmao) My Dad was pissed at this comment but didn't let it show, in the end Shaq paid for our meals and gave me his autograph. One of my greatest childhood memories thanks Shaq. R.I.P DAD

[@kgeddesballsout6807]

Yet shaq makes fun of disabled kids

[@certifiedgarbage3295]

@@kgeddesballsout6807 Thats what i’m sayinn

[@happyd150]

@@kgeddesballsout6807Context please

[@LiberalLover6969]

@@kgeddesballsout6807 context matters tho lol, I highly doubt he hates disabled kids and was probably making a joke. Good job trying to cancel him

[@TheBestMOC]

plot twist at the end was crazy😂

[@louismaberry9683]

Very insightful! Thank you.

[@chelseabosworth4419]

I can confirm Post is a wonderful human being. I was at a music festival recently and he invited fans up on the stage to do a shoey with them (for non Australians, a shoey is chugging a drink from a shoe - don’t ask) he also stopped his set 5+ times for fans who were getting thrown around in the mosh. He missed a few of his good songs because he cared so much, bless him

[@999rob9]

Ahaha was this spilt milk? I was in that set, I love Posty but me and my friends got sick of him stopping the set and constantly doing shoeys with fans so we all went to Dom Dolla. I'm a bit sad we missed him performing some of his biggest songs though, the guy is definitely genuine

[@chelseabosworth4419]

yeah spilt ballarat. yeah i understand the frustration, but i’m just glad it didn’t turn out like travis scott’s shows and stuff. dom was so good tho

[@5tr4nge75]

I read a story about him turning up to a restaurant shortly before closing, he wasn’t aware of it until after he’d ordered. According to the story as soon as he found out he went and tipped each member of kitchen staff $100 Obviously it’s just a story I read, but I can imagine it based on what a stand up guy he seems to be

[@lucienfantke]

Sean Connery. In Edinburgh. Jumped the queue in a Macdonald’s. The waitress didn’t recognize him and told him to go back to the end of the line. He obliged. Later she realized who he was. She was so embarrassed. But he just smiled and apologized for jumping the queue. Telling her she was right to scold him. What a man. 😊

[@mixanderfigueroa3999]

R.I.P to that legend!

[@mrroboshadow]

isnt this the same dude who had an interview saying hed smack a woman if she annoyed him or something? to be clear im not saying he's a piece of shit im genuinely asking cause i remember hearing about it

[@borgCube100]

He slapped his wife, made it a whole interview too. Not shouting at a McDonalds employee doesn't cut it.

[@lucienfantke]

@@borgCube100 where did you get that from? He made questionable statements but no woman ever came forward in 90 years of his life accusing him of beating her. I wonder what kind of online crap you are reading. Last I checked people were still allowed to have opinions. But maybe it would be better to check what you write could be backed up by facts? The story I wrote about was published and supported by eye witnesses. Your story…no story at all. Maybe just your “guess”?

[@borgCube100]

@@lucienfantke kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYqnoqBtgb2naMk&ab_channel=Bezza1981 Hahahaha I love that you buried yourself with "UUHHH FAKE NEWS, UHHH OPINIONS" as this is literally coming from his own lips. But go on. Very nice of him to literally wait his turn at a McDonalds, like everyone else, totally trumps him slapping women.

[@kagemaru259]

Along with what Buscemi did, the late Kevin Conroy (the legendary voice of Batman) was at Ground Zero where he was volunteering to cook for the rescue workers. When one recognized him, he went on a PA system, saying the iconic line “I am vengeance. I am the night. I am BATMAN!” He got lots of cheers from everyone around, who admitted they watched the Animated Series with their kids or when they WERE kids.

[@john_avernia]

wait, Kevin Conroy died? I didn't know about this. RIP. He was amazing Batman.

[@Twilight17Petkoton]

​@johnavernia1026 Yeah, he passed away on Kevin Conroy do to cancer on November 10th 2022 20 days before his birthday.

[@Little_Duckling18]

He really did that...? Mmm great now I miss him more, but part of me is glad he was so humble and caring. Glad you shared that 🖤🦇

[@ChrisTian-sd5yq]

someone probably: quick find jewker

[@jenkinsjrjenkins]

Omg he talked about this exact story when he was in the documentary I Know That Voice. DEF Recommend, its a great doc!

[@DelKardashi]

It was great to hear about Steve! I didnt know that. What a wonderful man

[@cmc479]

I met Chris Benoit once. It was a boat show in Atlanta and he arrived over an hour late due to traffic for his 2 hr time slot. His manager kept saying that they didn't have much time and just get an autograph and go. Chris turned to his manager and said "shut up, it's not their fault we're late. Anyone who wants an autograph can have one." He also wrote personal messages on them if you asked. Seemed like a real genuine guy, it was a shame what happened 6 months later.

[@terry_choi]

This was heartbreaking to hear. To this day, I still can't believe that we lost Chris the way we did.

[@daredevilofdallas]

Are you serious?!!! Youre joking. If this was true, how could what ultimately happened unfolded?

[@cmc479]

@@daredevilofdallas oh, it's true. I just looked it up to refresh my memory of the dates and I am off on it being a month before what happened, it was more like 6 months. But WWE were in Atlanta the weekend of the boat show in 2007, and I remember seeing that the undertaker was going to be there the next day, I was kinda bummed.

[@MrJack1987]

Benoit Balls.

[@metalhed3314]

And then he fucking murdered his wife and son

[@TheWorldMemeDatabase]

I’ve only ever met one celeb: Bryan Cranston. He showed up to an all hands meeting for my school district as a surprise and a favor to his sister who’s in leadership there. There was no fanfare and I haven’t found a single article about it, he read a passage out of his book. Afterwards he signed stuff (none of us knew he was coming, so he just signed our programs) and took pictures. I got a regular picture and then took a selfie, and he said “you kids and your selfies” in an annoyed dad voice. From that interaction, I’d say he’s alright.

[@BENZK-j9t]

To bad he’s a leftist nut

[@krishaansingh2078]

lol imagine not coming to school that day

[@SaintPhoenixx]

It would have ruined my entire week if I found out Bryan was an asshole behind it all. He's an absolute gem.

[@zematic_4881]

I heard all hands?

[@texasforever7887]

Malcom in the middle dad moment. Awesome

[@lordcatapult6467]

😇 Adam Sandler 0:11 👿 Mike Myers 1:55 😇 Steve Buscemi 3:22 👿 Jerry Steinfeld 4:37 😇 Post Malone 6:25 👿 Chevy Chase 8:05 😇 Shaquille O'Neal 9:08 👿 Bill Nye 10:40 😇 Keanu Reeves 11:52 👿 Ellen DeGeneres 13:02

[@gabrielraileymalayao2286]

Thanks man

[@dabluboi8410]

Thanks, now I dont have to watch thru rest of the slop

[@lordcatapult6467]

@@dabluboi8410 your welcome

[@CaptainHieronymusLex]

Help I dont even know half of these 💀

[@InfluxAura]

Not Bill Nye 😭

[@theodorechilders3500]

I went to a local planetarium when I was in elementary with the guest speaker being Bill Nye. I watched my teacher get humiliated for even asking him if he would sign autographs for the kids. He is not one of my heros since then, I think it's for the best after everything else I've seen over the last 20+ years.

[@OutgrownThings]

I’ve never cared for Sandler movies but I will support that man forever. He’s always been this way and it’s never been a secret. Gotta love it.

[@13blackcatzzz]

I can't stand Sandler as an actor or comedian, but that's zero reason to hate him as a person.

[@Akiraspin]

I met Bill Nye once at a Science Convention in San Fran and one of my friends was a huge fan, had T-shirts, dressed up as him for Halloween etc... he went up to Bill Nye as he was leaving a panel and said "Mr. Nye, you were a huge part of my growing up, could I get your autograph?" And he said; verbatim, and I shit you not; *"It's Doctor, I didn't go to college to be called "Mister" by some fucking nobody."* and walked away. My friend was literally holding back tears. What a demented piece of crap.

[@cocomo3141]

😢oh no.

[@desensitizedanalyser5624]

I would teach Bill kinetic energy with my hand on his face if he said that to me.

[@TheeThe]

Jesus Christ

[@CybrNight]

That literally didn't happen. He doesn't even have a PhD. Additionally in the video the "scientist" he's debating is Ken Ham a creationist fraud that's the furthest thing from a scientist

[@Mana7Origin]

Dude has collected more honorary titles than knowledge over the years. And of course, he left the politeness in his mother's womb.

[@meligoth]

A different tale of a celebrity volunteering after 9/11 was the legendary, Kevin Conroy the voice of Batman. Tapping into his past restaurant experience, he manned the kitchen serving other volunteers. There are videos of him telling the tale, but his total love of the fans and other actors including Mark Hamill has always been returned in kind, even after his passing. His Batman will live forever.

[@donnyshields4450]

Which Batman was he?

[@jazzaltri4213]

@@donnyshields4450 He was Animated Batman, Batman for animated Justice League, Batman for The Arkham Game series. *He was Batman*

[@seabeeengineer]

He was a legend 😢😢😢

[@ThunderbackOG]

I am a voice actor who grew up loving Batman. He is MY Batman. Rest easy Dark Knight. You have changed my life.

[@ricniks4619]

Glad to know he wasn't just playing a hero but was one too

[@TheGoose-1]

6:30, I go to the high school that Post Malone graduated from. Every now and then he gives graduation gifts to the Senior class. First time I heard about it was in middle school. I love it here.

[@begrackled]

Years ago when I was driving limos for a living, I drove the production crew for Freddy vs Jason for a couple of days for the premiere. Robert Englund, Sean Cunningham, and the rest of the production team were surprisingly nice. They were nice to the drivers, the caterers, the hotel staff, and basically they were nice to everyone they didn't need to be nice to. I never miss an opportunity to bring it up.

[@Undefined9]

Robert is supposedly super fucking chill so this is not really a surprise.

[@jmal]

It's an unusual but common trend that actors who play villainous roles in their productions tend to be the nicest people in real life.

[@AlexBell1991]

The nicest celebrity I've met was Sean Bean. I was at a social club in the district that Sean grew up in. My great aunt was a regular and her funeral wake was there. I went to get a drink at the bar. The bar lady who was serving me told me to visit the members lounge to get my drink as they were having issues with the pump. While I was waiting for my drink, there was a guy with long hair and a beard, as soon I heard the person speak, I turned my head to meet Sean Bean. I spoke to him briefly, told him I enjoyed him in Sharpe and Goldeneye. He said thanks, shook my hand and offered to pay for my pint. He said that he recently came back from Northern Ireland as he was filming a TV show. (Which was game of thrones!) He is such a lovely guy.

[@matttheradartechnician4308]

After dying so many times, no surprise he was nice

[@dr.4474]

I think Jerry not wanting to be hugged by someone he thought was just a stranger is honestly understandable

[@accidiaet]

It was just a stranger

[@fotoflorian]

For all he knew she could’ve pickpocketed him…

[@cookiemonster1787]

Right. In most cases of they are “Mean” it’s usually because they said no multiple times and they kept bothering them. Also these celebrities have to nice to people they don’t know. They should be respectful but they don’t really owe us anything. Idk though.

[@tiffanyh1274]

I also think the Larry king clip was him joking around. Not saying he doesn’t have a big ego, but that is another reach. And yea, he doesn’t want to hug. I don’t like being hugged by strangers either.

[@mahino420]

i mean he had a point though, larry insinuated that the show was cancelled as in fell out of favour with people and jerry put him in his place by saying the last episode had 75 million views, but yea jerry doesn't deserve to be on this list tbh he is a bit mean but not TOP 5 MEANEST @@tiffanyh1274

[@user-bn4np2qz3t]

Honestly I don’t think it’s rude to decline a hug. Imagine if it was a man begging a woman for a hug

[@taylorrenee4880]

My husband got to hang out with Harry Styles for a couple of hours on his tour bus. Said he was the nicest guy ever. Paid for his Uber, messaged him the next day to make sure he got home okay, and even called his sister when she had her baby to tell her congrats. Truly one of the nicest people ever.

[@SaltStorm007]

“My husband got to hang out with Harry Styles for a couple of hours on his tour bus. Said he was the nicest guy ever.”.........🤔

[@AzovAzza]

Shaq is 100% the way he appears. I had the opportunity to meet and spend time with him when I worked for the Portland Trail Blazers. He was absolutely amazing with my son, who was 4 at the time. You’d have thought they were best friends for years. I will always have the utmost love and respect for that man. He’s true to what you see.

[@Foos3yOW]

I have a problem with how he acted on Impaulsive. He was being a little rude to George. I think he is nice but there is still a mean side to him because he was a bully growing up

[@SomeBandNerd]

@@Foos3yOWto be fair most of the stuff he made fun of George for was fair

[@RockinRocketScience]

​@@SomeBandNerdThank you.

[@aiden-ht3ym]

shaq promoted the FTX scam though (although im sure shaq just takes advertisements for the money and has no idea about their products)

[@LORDANK84]

​@@Foos3yOWhim being on impaulsive seems worse than what he said

[@krisswilley286]

Post is a beautiful soul! I went to one of his concerts in Dallas last summer. It was extremely hot that day - people were actually passing out before he started. He reminded us after almost every song to stay hydrated. He only encouraged and complimented the crowd. He was so kind and put on an amazing concert! One of the best concert that I've been to, in my opinion!

[@DanTheMan31YT]

4:15 "Hey look at that it's Randall!"

[@Jonathan_Collins]

5:30 nah I totally agree with Jerry on this one. Just because you’re a celebrity doesn’t mean you’re not a person. You wouldn’t think less of some random woman on the street for refusing a hug request from a complete stranger

[@shanksiuu]

I even find Larry King bit to be very funny idk

[@dovidsilbert]

Yea idk why he’s using that as a reason

[@AmonsRealm]

Sienfleid is an asshole theres compilations of him raging at people and interviewers

[@samkelly3660]

Couldn’t agree more, why is it his responsibility to hug some random person who comes up to him during an interview.

[@TheMockedy]

I agree

[@79Bobola]

I love Steve Buscemi. Him not wanting photos because he wasn’t there for publicity, reminded me of a celebrity that is polar opposite. Sean Penn, who is a raging Dbag, most definitely was at New Orleans after hurricane Katrina for publicity. Lots of photos of him, and many stories of his failed rescues and leaving promptly after.

[@stephengrigg5988]

He had that whole thing with El chapo where he was mad mainly that he wasn't able to be a hero, and he also put himself in the middle of that Kony situation

[@stansman5461]

Honestly, that sounds like an acid trip. You saw a plane fly into a tower next to you. You can't believe it. Next thing yku know, your tower is collapsing. And if that wasn't enough to doubt the reality, Steve Buscemi pulls you out of the rubble.

[@cyliemyrus]

I can't fault Seinfield for refusing to hug a person he doesn't know out of the blue.

[@josephnewsome2935]

And the lady gaga incident she was acting terribly and she got an upgrade

[@sergeantnuke]

They couldve included 48 other examples of him being a dick. That was a bad example.

[@SanSan-qh5mk]

Yeah, and I don't really get how not liking the paparazzi as a celebrity is supposed to be rude either. I feel like Jerry Seinfield was probably the only one on this list that just acted like a normal annoyed person when faced with annoying situations but I'm not sure he should be labeled as a "mean" celebrity for it.

[@sergeantnuke]

@@SanSan-qh5mk don’t get me wrong. He’s a dick. This is just a bad selection. If you watch him with other comics not on his coffee show, he always sours the mood. I don’t think he’s evil, just a grumpy old rich guy.

[@FlexibleToast]

I've never been a fan of his and he might be an asshole, but the evidence in this video didn't support that claim. If anything Kesha seems rude to interrupt that interview and feeling entitled to a hug.

[@rossdavidson9776]

Had to giggle when it said buscemi tips 20%. 1st thing i thought of was his mr pink in reservoir dogs 😂

[@OutgrownThings]

Honestly, as awful as Jerry is known to be, his reaction to Kesha, a woman he did not even know (and did not realize who she was), was perfectly reasonable in my book EDIT: notice how I said “in my book?” As in, that’s my opinion on the matter? Personally I find it pretty telling if people think it’s normal to allow physical contact from a stranger when you’re someone in the spotlight, but you do you

[@gordons-alive4940]

None of the things they went after him for seemed that bad to me. He messed with Larry King after a silly question. Being rude to a rude paparazzi?

[@Joshpower57]

I surprised they showed her saying it was the worst day of her life. What an easy life

[@xxmoonlightwolfiexx8383]

@@Joshpower57 Obviously it was exaggerated, she was just disappointed she didn't get a hug from someone she looked up to.

[@MachineintheMonkey]

I’m confused, can someone tell me who Kesha is.

[@xxmoonlightwolfiexx8383]

@@MachineintheMonkey she’s a famous singer back in the 2000s, she made the song Tik tok and die young.

[@adrianopa1440]

If you look closely, there's more to Ellen DeGeneres's meanness. Unlike some difficult artists, like the aforementioned Mike Meyers and Chevy Chase, her career didn't flop despite her mean attitude. She was doing super well and still very respected. My guess is that Ellen knew exactly who to be kind to. Not to her audience, not to her crew, not to her fellow artists, but to the right producers.

[@JJokerMoreau]

I don't think Ellen was mean at all? I've tried looking into it, but all I get is her just wanting to be private. There's no diva moments, no shouting, no ego. Just a professional barrier between her public and private life. I honestly see nothing at all wrong with this. People feeling they're owed her time is creepy. She's always been polite.

[@jaykowsh1027]

Her career did flop...in the 90s when she had a sitcom and came out as a lesbian. Then she made a comeback with the talk show.

[@bing_crilling8981]

a good sign that someone is likely a bad person is if they're mean to those below them and kind to those above them

[@HopefulDarkness]

She made celebrities cry on her show. Idk how she’s even remotely liked by anyone even before the truth came out. She always came off as arrogant and like she looked down on people or thought of people as props and nothing more.

[@joetri10]

@@JJokerMoreau She's a comedian, and one of the first lesbian comedians in America that was 'accepted'. She was one of the few talk show hosts as a women besides Winfrey- who was and still is a huge star in her own right. American networking is cutthroat, it's dire. If you want to be successful, you need to be 'smart'... I don't think Ellen is a mean person, and i highly doubt anyone else does. I'd assume most of the people around her we're the ones that caused issues, and Ellen pretty much had to nod to it all. She had to say yes, she had to stay private, she had to just go about it... And when people with ego's get matched by a wall of people with ego's all in front of someone who won't entertain any of the ego's in the situation, it's then on them at fault. The show certainly ended not because of her, but because everyone who created it realised they couldn't get away with being who they were anymore, and she was dropped like a fish; typically... That's the US for you.

[@therealjoke3401]

i went to a post malone concert and i can say that this man is an actual saint. he treated everyone amazingly and looked like he was just there to have a good time

[@requiem9346]

Not

[@N-GinAndTonicTM]

​@@requiem9346 How do you feel today on a scale of 🤓 - 😈?

[@gator9339]

Not a fan of his music but I'm a fan of him as a person

[@Itsdylanschmidt]

Honorable mention for nicest celebrities is Terry Crews. I saw a story where someone went to his dorm in college during a party and asked him to turn his music down, and he politely agreed. Also the way he treats contestants on America’s Got Talent and the positive things they say about him.

[@_Code_3]

That’s your bar for morality?

[@kuyagab4444]

I remembered a story he once said back when he was at a rough patch in life then he got a call from, correct me if I'm wrong, Adam Sandler himself. Afterwards he took the path of making himself better.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Also, he ever got sexually assaulted by a producer if I'm not wrong and he ever spoke up about it. Same happened with Brendan Fraser.

[@kovy689]

@@margarethmichelina5146**never** -Fixed

[@James-rc6qq]

@@_Code_3was gonna say the same thing. By no means does he have to, but any polite/considerable person would do this

[@KfmPodcast]

5:39 Jerry was not wrong at all for not hugging a stranger

[@charlessaint7926]

I haven't met Weird Al, but my friends have. They described him as not only a likeable guy, but he would remember their names and conversations. Years later my friends would meet him at another concert and they would pick up the conversation where it left off.

[@stoopidpursun8140]

I've met him as well, and yeah he's super nice and very genuine. I met Brent Spiner at DragonCon one year and he was really cool too. We started talking about movies, TV, and albums, not a single Star Trek thing. Just a regular conversation that any two random geeks would have at the con, but one of them happened to be Commander Data.

[@derpyeh9107]

@@stoopidpursun8140 Between you and OP, you're confirming that the heroes of 10 yr old me are awesome guys.

[@Certified_Dude]

@@derpyeh9107that’s awesome

[@DragonSilverlight]

My uncle met Al at an airport one time. Still has the picture

[@Soufriere84]

I've met Weird Al twice, but only at meet-n-greets after concerts, so not much chance to really talk with him. I can say though that my interactions with him have been extremely positive. He's also a lot taller than you'd expect.

[@dragonboy6437]

Bro these transitions are so smooth

[@tomcoty5886]

I met Keanu Reeves in 1998 when he was touring with his band. I got to talk to him for about 5 minutes about what it’s like to be on the silver screen. He was so cool.

[@that_keanu_reeves_fan]

You’re so lucky!

[@Gio-x5et]

damn unc

[@jonnycola86]

The man is all heart. I believe you.

[@byildingcheeks4396]

​@@Gio-x5et Hush fetus. Let them have their moment 😔

[@avenganinjax]

Treating paparazzi rudely doesn’t make you bad imo. They are in your face for years snapping pictures, I’d probably be a little rude at times too. Also not wanting a stranger to hug you doesn’t mean you’re even remotely bad lol. Also there is a huge difference between being cancelled and choosing to end your own show. Guy was justified in these moments at least

[@deckzone3000]

Found a Seinfeld fanboy. lol

[@avenganinjax]

@@deckzone3000 I have never watched it I just hate paparazzi culture

[@Decaycrazz]

From what I’ve seen, he’s got a bit of an ego but he ain’t an asshole

[@johnmactavish5163]

​@@deckzone3000nah, paparazzis just don't deserve to be defended. there are some other instances where they've completely gone out of the line, but one that stands out was with Tobey Maguire

[@dhenderson1810]

​@@johnmactavish5163I think the most over the line papparazi ever got was taking pictures of Princess Diana as she lay dying in a French tunnel, instead of getting help.

[@SoHighIFly]

I met Tom Cruise here in NZ when he was working on a movie. I was there to repair one of the big Generator sets on site. He came over and asked us what we were doing and the sort of work we do. He seemed generally interested about the work that was being done and was a nice guy. The worse celebrity Ive met was Peter Jackson. He seemed pretty rude and impatient but in all fairness he could have just been having an off day.

[@jasondashney]

Your last point is so important. Everybody has had encounters that they felt bad about immediately after they were over.

[@ctakitimu]

I met Liv Tyler in New Zealand for the LoTR parade in Wellington. She was soft spoken, really pretty and very kind. She seemed interested in my day. Had me a wee crush on her after that.

[@salmanariffin4916]

My cousin met Peter Jackson while in transit in Australia. He was a total gem. He took the time to talk to my cousin, talked to him, shook his hand and took a picture with him. I have been heard that sometimes he would take fans on guided tours at Wetta Studios if he was there. Maybe what you experienced was Peter Jackson on an off day. We all have a bad days.

[@logoutofmyaccountweirdo]

​@@salmanariffin4916another reason on why Australia is better than NZ

[@brandiblandford8534]

Tom cruise is a bona-fide badass. He can fly military jets, flies his own plane everywhere and does all his own stunts. Watch him take James cordon flying in a jet and sky diving. It's unbelievable. Seriously.

[@Starwishpony]

❤❤❤ I absolutely love Post. Hes just adorable, along with the others that are caring to others

[@thelightwielder]

Steve Buscemi being a good tipper while being part of one of the most famous anti-tip memes is great

[@acook213]

Brilliant comment.

[@TheListenerCanon]

Shows what a great actor he is!