RUDE Influencers Exposed On TikTok - REACTION

[@bashey21]

I met Gordon Ramsay, he gave me a £20 tip complimented my hair and allowed me to take a picture with him followed by a hug. Such a gentleman he was 😃

[@randomina465]

I'm so happy i love chef Gordon Ramsay 😍

[@Rose-hu3jv]

So happy I love him

[@LorenaAckermann]

Awww so happy to hear that he is nice, i love Gordon!

[@swedishchef3592]

Ramsey is awesome, I mean u fuck around in his kitchen and fuck up his recipes he fucks you up but seen more than enough of him outside of Hells to see he’s good man Hunt around you will find a hidden camera if him paying for a kids college 4 yrs covered bc he was special needs and terribly bullied. Kid all grown now has own restaurant ahh dammit got something in my eye…..

[@princeveggetta]

I met Penn and Teller, and Kenny Rogers

[@TraceyJeanne]

There’s a huge difference between meeting a celebrity at a meet and greet, and barging in on their daily lives, so also remember that!!

[@PhantomFilmAustralia]

I waited on a table for Benjamin Bratt at a restaurant in Brisbane, Australia once. I was polite, and apart from saying, "I love your work," I respectfully treated him like every other customer. He appreciated the 'normality' so much, that after the meal he said he had a great time, and he took a group photo with the staff and we talked *Demolition Man* lines and *Law & Order* impersonations for about ten minutes! He's one of the coolest, most down to earth celebrities alive.

[@marlin1018]

@@PhantomFilmAustralia As an Australian myself I think that we are all a bit more chill around celebs. Yeah, you have your massive fan girls over One D or whatever, but generally we tend to leave people alone. I think that they appreciate being treated like everyone else. I've met a few celebs in Aus and none of them were a-holes, this could be just luck or their a-hole level is dependant on location and the ferocity in which they are being 'fanned'....

[@PhantomFilmAustralia]

​@@marlin1018 I think also in Australia, fame and celebrity isn't as important to us. We have fan bases, but Aussies generally don't go looking for celebrities. If we happen to cross paths, 'we admire from afar, because we dare not touch the sun.' Or, we smile and serve them food. 😂👍

[@leannes1083]

I agree with everything you're all saying, but as a brit. I don't 'fan girl' celebs I've met, mainly cos it was through a job I was doing, but I found the more "normal" I behaved and trrated them, the more they were inclined to chat and offer to take pics with me. 1 guy asked why I wasn't "gushing" over the bands playing at a festival I was security at, I told him we were both there to do a job. The look of 'she gets it!' Was hilarious! He then stood chatting to me for like 10 minutes lol! And I like to think its because I treated him like "normal" person just "doing their job". He was kinda cool

[@joaniebowers5844]

True

[@TheMovieOracle]

Wait, Selena Gomez FIXED her camera for her out of kindness and she only gave her an 8/10? Damn. What, does she have to buy a new one to get the full 10/10?

[@mip33]

I was coming down here to say the SAME thing!!!

[@adlover5136]

It was absolutely weird

[@Amoreese1]

That's what I'm saying. Whiz Kalifa was just nice didn't do anything in particular and he got a 10/10.

[@adlover5136]

@@Amoreese1 EXACTLY

[@Simplejustlive]

Exactly what I thought! Should’ve got 100/10, she didn’t have to fix her phone.

[@likesunset03]

I only really listen to service people's stories about celebrities. I just don't trust random picture chasers' or rabid fans' opinions when they're interrupting a celebrity's personal time. But treating a service person as a human being tells so much about someone!

[@kayesdigginit1519]

That's true, they're the ones who really deal with them. I hate it when hard working service industry workers getting treated like crap.

[@Nortarachanges]

^^^

[@gaeig]

I feel that even the celebs know that if they behave rudely with a waiter in today's age a viral tiktok can ruin their reputation. So I really think that this criteria would only be valid before the age of social media when you had to be a celeb urself to be really able to ruin other celebs' reputation

[@justj.c6769]

Never forget you're only getting half the story in things like this. A few years ago the wrestler Randy Orton was "exposed" for being rude to a young fan. Everyone was upset until Randy addressed it on a podcast that the kid (12 years old) and his dad spotted him in the bathroom at an arena and kept pestering him for pictures after Randy had told the both of them he would take them outside because it was really inappropriate to ask in the bathroom. The kids dad kept telling the kid it was okay, to just take the picture anyway. The kid proceeded to stand there with his phone out staring at Randy and repeatedly asking until finally Randy told them to get out and then never took the pictures. So yeah, Randy doesn't look like such a bad guy now.

[@glitzarprincess627]

Exactly!

[@themorganrileyshow5520]

Randy has become a target for fans, you hear about it quite often about how fans are constantly rude to him and when he snaps everyone paints him as the bad guy. Wrestlers unfortunately are easy pickings for idiots on the internet looking for the 'this person was mean to me' clout, because even though we all know it's pre-determined, wrestlers are seen as 'superheroes' for many people, and those same people post rubbish online when their interaction doesn't go a certain way. Randy isn't innocent of douchebaggery but most of the time the fans know how to push the buttons to get a reaction to then post online. It's pathetic.

[@brialeah7351]

I was thinking the same thing. You never know what truly happened

[@justj.c6769]

@@themorganrileyshow5520 Especially considering there are a number of videos from house shows where Randy repeatedly breaks character to speak with young kids. I think having kids of his own really mellowed him out.

[@Mama_Bear524]

Exactly. The “bad encounters” when the fan is randomly approaching a celeb I’m mostly on the celeb side here. When it’s the celeb at the fan’s place of work then, if they’re mean? I’m with the fan. You DO NOT approach people with their kids, just walking, eating, in the bathroom (!!!), or out with family.

[@samanthawalls7610]

When Taylor Swifts first released her first album, I became obsessed with her music. I was in foster care at that time, and they trying to get me adopted. I went on a news segment called adopt 8 and they asked me what I wanted to be when I grew up, I said singer. They asked me my favorite artist, I said Taylor Swift. They asked me if I would sing my favorite song of hers. I did, and a few weeks later I was given a signed album with a note from her. I WILL FOREVER LOVE HER.

[@Cheri8795]

Did you get adopted?

[@choochoootrain6784]

I wish I had that when I was in foster care

[@nonyabusiness3619]

What did the note say?

[@luketimewalker]

woooot ^^

[@montananerd8244]

@@Cheri8795don’t ask that. Don’t be a dick.

[@sdg2450]

I honestly only care about the people who are interacting with the celebrities for their job, like the waiter. I don't care about the people who just ask celebs for pictures then rate them on a random interaction. Like give these celebs space when they're out living their lives, I feel like they should be allowed some space, we can't expect any person to be on 100% of the time

[@calikali]

Y E S

[@purplekissy]

Although I will say this doesn't apply to youngs kids that seems a touch too far when they're mean to kids.

[@iulia.bianca.b]

Right? Let them breathe!!!! It's one thing when there's an event or something, another when they're just outside doing their thing and they get harassed just for existing. Imagine the hundreds of people that smother them in a matter of minutes everyday. I feel bad for them.

[@hodgeelmwood8677]

There is no reason not to be nice to a server. People who are shitty to them are usually shitty to other people, too.

[@plathall]

i agree!!!

[@batsandghouls]

Honestly, i've never understood the mentality lots of people have, that celebs HAVE to take pics or give autographs during their personal time (at a restaurant, in a club, on the street). That's not part of their job. Their job is acting, singing, modeling and also promoting their projects. I understand if you meet them at a convention/concert meet & greet etc, where they're actually working. But no matter what, they're just people doing a job they love and that other people get to watch/listen and love as well. Nobody's entitled to get private info about their lives/relationships or pics every time you see them.. Wouldn't do half of those things to a non-famous stranger.

[@lilscenechick1995]

I mostly agree, but kindess isn't something one should have to be paid for. Celebrities don't owe us their free time, but they should treat people kindly because they are still human and part of society. We all deserve respect and compassion.

[@CriticallyMe]

True. They do not HAVE to. And I have asked a couple of celebs for autographs. They were both super nice. Having said that, being recognized and having fans comes with the job. We all have bad days but what is the point of being rude or mean to someone who is excited to be in your presence, like Charlotte said?

[@annanieznanow1788]

If I was famous I would probably avoid the fans 😛 I don't like interactions with strangers 😬

[@Tattooedgaymer]

I agree, celebs owe people nothing.

[@Tattooedgaymer]

@@CriticallyMe probably because a lot of fans are ridiculous.

[@hashpop57]

The fact that the first girl has met so many big celebrities means she is somebody who stands and waits outside places purely to meet celebrities and therefore already idolises them/has high expectations. She is still a literal stranger to Lili Reinhart so its bizarre to rate her 4/10 for being "a little standoffish". Also Taylor Swift is so busy and has a huge team around her, you don't know if she was told she couldn't go back or if something else came up. These are very busy people. I do find the whole going online thing to slag them off bizarre. Yes if they treated you or somebody you know awfully and made a huge scene somewhere but not if you followed them around (already weird) and then didn't like their response to that.

[@bambicrandi]

The first girl really did rub me the wrong way. Couldn’t agree more.

[@lia-yk3ef]

I heard so many rude celebrity stories which were basically that "they told me they would come back and i waited but then they didn't" like who do you think you are that you think a stranger would drop all their work to meet you.

[@jillianvanrhyn6860]

Isn't Justin the one who spat on his fans once..

[@SunnieRays]

Noticed she rated the girls low and the guys high

[@Sleipnirseight]

This.

[@Jay-D92]

I'm confused about the Selena Gomez one...the girl fixed your camera for you and still stayed to take a photo with you and stuff and you only give her an 8/10? Why???

[@infinite_online826]

and then the next she gives a 10/10 cause he is friendly and 'dope'?

[@805Coastal]

exactly!

[@theadventuresofrachelandav6540]

I thought the same. She went abpve and beyond for that girl. Id say she deserves 10 over the rest of them

[@pamelarose5843]

I was thinking the same thing. That made me so aggravated for some reason because we all know how super sweet she is

[@maggieshih9318]

Cuz she a pick me lol

[@mage1439]

"She's a little stand-offish and I feel like she should be nicer to her fans." As a fan, this is what you're owed: Stephen King said it best. Something like, "Let my books be our relationship." Just because we enjoy something doesn't mean that person owes us something. If you've spent thousands of dollars on albums, shows, shirts, good for you. Was that charity? Or did you get something for your money? Exactly. Similarly, a lot of people feel like youtubers should be responding to them. They don't owe it to you to ever look at the comments, tbpfh. They're benefitting from you watching, and you're getting entertainment out of it. Expecting them to fall all over themselves to show you how grateful they are over what is, flat-out, a business transaction is entitlement.

[@literallyericka]

If I ever get famous I'm stealing this explanation. 10/10. 😂

[@kattrogue9604]

Fan or not that does NOT give a celebrity any right to be rude and garbagey to another person

[@aggroblu9753]

@@kattrogue9604 100% agree. If you’re rude, I don’t care why you’re rude, like if you’re having a bad day or something, or who you are, I’ll dislike you. If I were a celebrity and recognized in public, I’d just be nice because that’s how you should be. When “normal” people act rude and entitled, everyone dislikes them, but if it’s a celebrity it’s fine because you’re not paying them to be nice to you? Nah, I expect everyone to just have the bare minimum respect for other people around them and if you’re just going to be openly rude, especially if I’m supposed to be a fan of yours, I will no longer like you because that’s a standard I hold everyone to. Just be polite to everyone you meet.

[@walnutsrcool]

@@kattrogue9604 agreed, but she just said that lili was “stand offish” and gave no context to their meeting. Was she her barista? Was this at a paid meet and great? Or did this girl bombard her in her personal life. As a normal person, I don’t owe ANYONE anything if they approach me randomly on the street (not even a smile) so why would a celebrity? They are actors and singers etc. Being your idol is not their job and it is not what they get paid for. They owe you not going out of their way to trip you on the street (just like I owe that to every random person I pass) but that is it.

[@walnutsrcool]

@@aggroblu9753 there is a difference though: random people don’t come up to you constantly and expect you to give them your time and be nice to you. Most people pass you by and let you be. That is VERY different. There was no context here: was it at a meet and greet? Was the girl her barista and she was rude? If so, yea, but if she randomly bombarded her in her regular life she has no more need to be polite to this girl than I do to the random guys who cat call me on the street when I am minding my own business.

[@jdreis]

It is funny when Selena Gomez is nice AND fixes the lady’s flash on her camera and she only gives her an 8/10 …. meanwhile, Wiz Khalifa is friendly and he gets a 10/10😂😂😂

[@victoriaemerald6677]

Seriously! I don’t understand why she knocked those two points o:

[@motherofbeagles8532]

Cuz she's thirsty for Wiz Khalifa 😝

[@Rose-hu3jv]

Yeah my question exactly.

[@indiashante1560]

I caught that too lol

[@cutiebun_bun1654]

She thirsty. And gave 2 to NJ because he probably didn't seem to care about her atrention grabbing self.

[@R4r4Gamez]

I saw a celebrity walking down the street towards me. As we approached each other, I just said "hi", and he replied "hi". We crossed paths nonchalantly and went about our day. THAT'S HOW YOU DO FAN INTERACTIONS!

[@sarahprince2412]

BINGO!! These people are the ones who are entitled. Stop acting like celebrities owe you something if they are just going around with their regular lives. It's one thing if it's a meet and greet type of thing or if they are being rude to you when you are just doing your job. It's another thing if they are just trying to do normal things without being bothered. And this is coming from someone who thinks celebrities are out of touch with the real world and are seriously overpaid. Unless they WANT to interact with you don't assume you can bother them. Just say hi and move on.

[@SandGravityAdventures]

We saw Nick Jonas on a scuba diving trip - won’t disclose location. We didn’t film him although we had our GoPro for the trip. After we were finished diving, I apologized for getting sea sick near him because the water was very rough out there. He was very nice and laughed about it.

[@R4r4Gamez]

@@vvoovvaa LOL, Who hurt you, dear? You thought it's ok for YOU to say all this here? Just like your temptation to type this looong comment I had the temptation to say a simple hi. I'm still allowed to let someone know that I'm a fan of theirs! We are allowed to like celebrities and they do appreciate that people like them. However, it's not an excuse to expect them to be in a good mood and have time for you at any given moment. That's all I'm trying to say. I wouldn't mind if they didn't even respond. I did it the best way I can not take time out of their day that's all you have to do.

[@alimay4342]

@@R4r4Gamez I mean not only were they right, you said they wrote a looong comment when yours was 5X longer

[@R4r4Gamez]

@@alimay4342 Umm, so?! I'm not complaining about why their comment is long! You have to look at the context to understand why I said that. Stay in school, kids! English is lost here

[@iulia.bianca.b]

I support celebrities being able to NOT be nice to everyone. Imagine being in their shoes and having to deal with annoying incessant hysteria just because you step in a room or something. I feel bad for them and think they should be treated as regular people and given space to live their lives. Especially if they're out and about doing their thing, like shopping. Stop harassing people just because you like (worship) them.

[@giulia6344]

Agreed if you meet them randomly, if they’re at an event where they’re most likely getting paid to literally be nice to their fans… they need to be nice to their fans.

[@maddiecawthon2219]

I completely agree, but I also think that they shouldn't get away with being rude (no one should). Just say you're busy or don't have the capacity to talk right now and move on. Its not nice nor is it mean, but its at least polite.

[@Riot_Bird]

Yesh I agree.... I don't understand why people are so opposed with celebrities

[@saturngirl3673]

Agreed sometimes I like their music but I always wondered which ones would be a holes to me and which ones would not but I can relate to this in a sense were I always get job offers pretty fast and when I do work. I get a lot of people over lining up for me it's very annoying. Just them tweeting more then a sentence can get some of them in a world of trouble. Its not a life I would wish on anyone.

[@marialacona]

There’s a difference between not being nice and being absolutely nasty. Learn the difference honey!

[@jessicars6702]

Im in Australia and I met an influencer at work. I was serving her and i had the courage to ask her if she was who I thought she was. She saw how nervous I was and asked if I had a phone so we could take a picture. I thought that was so lovely. I'm so awkward and suffer from social anxiety so this really made my day. Her mother was also so kind to me.

[@cassthompson3386]

Not gonna tell us who it was? lol

[@marieknight9385]

I remember someone trying to say Terry Crews was rude but the guy accusing him was super aggressive and knocked someone over trying to talk to him and even tried to push past his kids.

[@CaseyMarie11-11]

Yep,just recently. The guy posted about it and Terry called him out...

[@susanminer2088]

@@CaseyMarie11-11 Good for Terry. He seems like he would be an awesome person to know (unless of course that’s fake for AGT)

[@ashleyv999]

Terry is one of the nicest guys.

[@giggle_snort]

I have a hard time imagining Terry Crews being anything but nice. He is awesome.

[@marieknight9385]

@@giggle_snort actually if we’re being honest he does have a history of domestic violence which he fully admits to but has been in counseling for years, the nice guy was something he had worked towards after admitting he wasn’t being a good man to his wife but that wasn’t something that came out until after he got help.

[@lovelesskaleidostar]

I can not stand this “rating celebs I've met”. They are forcing on them the pressure to always be willing to say hi, take a picture, chat with them, or even go with whatever thing they wish them to do. People need to understand that they don't “owe” their fans what they've accomplished. Supposedly you, as a fan, enjoy whatever they do to entertain you. Whatever action you take to support them monetary is your appreciation for what they do and not a compensation for buying you any right over them. At the same time, as an artist/celeb you don't owe your fans, but bad personalities or actions are just going to make you lose what you've obtained through your art/talent. So no, they don't need to be smiling all the time. Nor do they have to be willing to take a picture with you just because you ask for it. Just as you may have an awful day, just as you may suffer depression, anxiety or whatever type of pain (for example cramps) SO CAN THEY. The difference is that you are not famous and nobody is talking shit behind your back on the internet because the day you felt like crap you didn't smile on a picture.

[@heelrunner]

It rubbed me the wrong way when one girl said lily depp "could've been a little bit more nicer to her fans". She could have been having a bad day. Or plainly just a shy introvert. Your fifteen dollar movie ticket does not give you the right to dictate how someone should be feeling all the time.

[@emmaearthling444]

Lili Reinhart! But point still applies

[@daniellenelson5300]

Shit I'd be a bitch if I was famous because I'm so anti social and actually pray people won't talk to me simply because I have social anxiety

[@debbysouthworth5606]

Or maybe a bit distracted by the drama between her dad and Amber?

[@coffeeoverlord_7939]

@@debbysouthworth5606 it’s Lili Reinhart, not Lily Rose Depp. First commenter probably got the two confused

[@Joaquin546]

You know I don't personally take the "I'm an introvert" as a valid excuse for rudeness.

[@scarletphantasma1093]

Tbh these “fans” screamed ENTITLED more than the celebrities who got bad ratings. I mean 8/10 for being shy…wtf.

[@Mama_Bear524]

Yup! The only ones I’m with are the ones where they were just doing their jobs (cashier, waiter…) and celeb was rude to them. They weren’t going after the celebs, they were just working. And serving them!

[@LB-gz3ke]

How about Selena Gomez? She fixed that girl's phone problems and does pic but only gets an 8/10. But some male celeb is just nice and gets the whole 10/10? What's a girl gotta do to get a 10?

[@grahvis]

Fans are the celebrity's customers, no fans, no celebrity status.

[@jennifermcgoldrick6323]

@@LB-gz3ke came looking for a comment defending Selena in that one lol

[@cristela4034]

@@grahvis Yeah, but just because you buy someone's product doesn't mean you own all that person's time, does it?

[@thisonlygirl2010]

I have anxiety FOR celebrities over the millions of interactions they have to endure whether they are up for it or not

[@karakask5488]

Can you imagine being judged by single interaction with one person? It doesn't excuse shitty behavior, but we all have bad days

[@Dnosirrom]

Judged because heaven forbit you didn't drop everything you were doing to pay attention to ONE needy person.

[@Kayenne54]

And we can all be misunderstood; especially someone who has a million calls on their time and is trying to do something "normal" in the five minutes allocated. Or maybe they're in a hurry to go to the convenience. Lol. I can see this issue from both sides; the sheer disappointment that a fan will feel if the celeb doesn't gush all over them, and the feeling of overwhelm that must happen sometimes when fans are crowding in or interrupting every mouthful of food. People need to be respectful in their behaviour towards "public figures". If the fan is respectful, not loud or demanding, and the "celeb" is still rude, then fair enough. But otherwise...celebrities are human too. Let's be kind to each other.

[@jaqwithclemoves8890]

I was thinking the same thing, Kara. The fact that people are ready to put 100% stock into some random stranger’s rating based on one interaction is so sad. What if they had a headache or just needed some space? If you expect someone to be “on” 24/7, YOU might be the rude one.

[@jaqwithclemoves8890]

@@Dnosirrom Good point.

[@squizzyicetea]

Idk. O. Their off time, I can understand. BUT if the guy anything Burger King hates his job and is rude.... he's not doing his job.... customer service is a part of every job.

[@lenrehard6722]

Is anyone else creeped out by these people who just run around stalking celebs? I can see if you are a photographer, but to just expect every famous person to be your bestie at the drop of a hat is just bat shit crazy

[@mwillblade]

Need to just wave and not disturb.

[@diamondelliott8935]

I was just thinking the same thing. Why do you feel entitled to take pictures with strangers? Just so weird and then they want celebs to be extremely happy all the time. They are people too. Nobody wants random people in their face all the time.

[@Mama_Bear524]

Yes!!!! Many of these are just constantly going after them. That’s gross. Even photographers. Unless given explicit permission (not paparazzi) that’s also a violation

[@mwillblade]

@@nahqiv A lot of people sell autographs.

[@lingyingli1563]

@@nahqiv exactly

[@jennhoover4000]

I can't lie, the Taylor Swift story was a pretty lousy reason for her to call her rude. God forbid someone be busy at an event, get overwhelmed and forget about a 5 second interaction with a stranger. Also Lily has spoken publicly about having anxiety/her mental health, maybe she was overstimulated and needed a break. While some people obviously are foul to their fans, sometimes the fans are the issue. Why would someone want a photo taken when you know its going to get posted, everyone will see it and you'll end up ambushed? Personally, I would never take photos, but be down to chat, time permitted. Last thing, then rant over...artists (actors, musicians, etc.) don't owe you shit. The second they finished their performance, their obligation to the contract holder was done. You already got all you deserved when you watched their art and got to be entertained. People don't owe you their safety, sanity, privacy or anything else. Actors are successful because they worked their ass off to get cast, not because you were a fan.

[@Blondie77128]

👏🏻 Well said! Thank you!

[@soyung3617]

This is all very true and I agree but can you just think for a minute that all of these famous people who are famous are only famous because the people like what they are doing and most of what they are doing isn't their own original stuff and you can take another talented person off the street and turn them into the next new Taylor swifty and boom bye bye fans bye bye money an no more fame. All it takes is the majority of fans to decide she ain't shit and it would end the majority of her career.

[@zk6019]

so just "no sorry". why make someone wait there if you're busy?

[@that_crzy_ray06]

Preach it!!

[@dakotakulha8376]

@@zk6019 She most likely had intentions on doing it but got tied up at every moment. Life throws a huge curveball in a flash second

[@chunglu]

baffles me that people believe they're owed time and attention from anyone they're not personally acquainted with or paying for a service, and even then there are limits. the entitlement. the audacity.

[@pogpogpurinn]

Yeah this is what I feel. These people are making judgements about people who don't know who they are, and yet they feel entitled to their time. Like maybe they went up at a bad time or bothered them when they're trying to live their life. Yes it's good to be nice to your fans but also they're real people

[@CaseyMarie11-11]

Yesssss

[@AgtWashingtub]

It's free to be nice and doesn't take anymore time than being rude.

[@chunglu]

​@@AgtWashingtub it's also free to not harass people who owe you neither time nor attention and whine about it on social media for clicks, but whatever

[@SmittyAZ]

Most of the people are just stalkers. I guess some celebs can sniff them a mile away. Also, some celebs know that a person will put their autographs on e-bay...

[@raenter]

So on the flip side... If they are eating out with friends or even by themselves, or just trying to enjoy their personal time, leave them alone unless they give you indication it's okay.

[@justj.c6769]

Exactly, people often seem to forget that celebrities are also human beings. Yeah, they entertain you, but they don't belong to you. They have personal lives and not every celebrity wants their fans in every aspect of their lives.

[@lekiscool]

Honestly we aren’t entitled to their time, I think the most I would do is wave if they looked like they were keeping to themselves.

[@PassTheMarmalade1957]

Very true. And it's one thing if someone is a dick to you, but if they tell you "No, sorry," or just don't get around to talking to you, that's not them being rude. That's you being kind of entitled. It's *nice* if a stranger gives you their time and does you a favour, but they're not *required* to.

[@raenter]

@@PassTheMarmalade1957 Like the two times I saw Kirstie Alley. I was at work, so I was polite and said hello. She just gave me a look. I complimented her dogs the second time. I never asked for a picture, an autograph, or even tried to really strike up a conversation. It was just 'hello' and 'oh they are so cute'. Both times she looked at me with a pinched face and it felt like she was about to ask the other person who this 'servant' was.

[@pogpogpurinn]

Exactly. I don't care about celebs so maybe i can see it without a blinded eye, but I just feel we should leave them alone. They're normal people and have emotions like us even if they don't live in thhe same world Some if them can just be assholes but some of them are just trying to live their life lol

[@GoddessOfThree]

I apparently met Kourtney Kardashian in the local store I worked at several years ago and gave her daughter a lollipop at the counter... but I had literally no idea she was anyone special until after they left and my coworkers started chattering about it 😂 I mean she was normal and humble enough in the store to give off literally zero aura for me to pick up on that she was famous or expected any special treatment, and basically just acted like any regular decent person so I guess that's 10/10 just for being down-to-earth lol. I don't know anything about the Kardashians except that they're basically famous for drama so it kinda surprised me TBH.

[@thebestfontever]

i've met taylor swift and she's really nice, just SUPER busy. she didn't forget on purpose. the fact that she told this girl to wait for her means that she knew she didn't have time and was desperately trying to make it work anyway--that's what she's like. not to mention the time she literally venmo'd random fans money during the pandemic... she deserves way more than a 2

[@user-no8dw4bv1r]

I feel like if I was a celebrity, I would get low ratings from everybody because I get worn out from social interactions very quickly. I feel for some of these celebs who have a steady stream of people to please any time they go out of their house. Unless these celebs are doing/saying things purposefully crappy, I give them a pass. I think it's weird to expect someone to treat strangers like friends. No matter how "famous" they are!

[@AmandaVieiraMamaesouCult]

I am an introvert with a resting bitch face. I'd be so hated

[@Chuleta_9]

I’m so socially awkward and shy, and angry at most humans for being so destructive. I’d be hated too.

[@leeknowbits4506]

To be honest. I do believe some celebs can actually be just plain rude. But I have a hard time believing it if the opinion/story is from a fan (being a fan of many myself). Taylor seems really nice in my opinion and i’m not even her fan. Because fans tend to get really invasive with celebs and not often respecting their space. And often celebrities are really busy and tired because of a tight schedule which can be the reason Taylor didn’t have time to meet the fan. About Noah centineo. You know how you get certain vibes from someone and that’s enough to push you away from them? That’s how i feel about Noah. I’ve watched his acting in TATBILB and the fosters and never liked him because even through his acting i got weird and arrogant vibes from him. Selena gomez, never got a bad vibe from her. Even though i haven’t met her i really wish i could meet her because she seems so nice.

[@kaylapounds1359]

I agree. I remember watching Exo on variety shows in 2016 and I could tell Kris Wu didn't exactly fit in. As he went solo, I wanted to be excited for him and his freedom but then I just got this weird vibe every time I'd watch something with him in it. The day I read the first article about the accusations against him, it all came together. I just feel bad for his victims. I feel like Lindsay Lohan is really entitled too. Like I get she went through family trauma and stuff, but she just comes off to me as somebody who expects everybody to love and emulate her no matter what she does. And conversely there's definitely famous people I feel like are so humble and kind even though I've never met them; like Hillary Duff, basically all of SKZ and MX, Meghan Trainor, and David Archuleta.

[@cataguti0]

@@kaylapounds1359MX?

[@amaristhecrow7084]

As a shy person who has worked with teenagers, I got slammed for not being happy and chirpy when seeing a kid out after school . I am so introverted that ALL I HAD was spent. I waved and smiled and did a side hug, but that’s all I can do after performing (which is what you have to do to stay interesting ) 5 hours a day and then one on one customer service for an additional 3-4 both in groups in class and with parents and other teachers after, and paperwork for an additional 1-2 . I loved my students so much but unless you are extremely extroverted , you will get absolutely demolished by days end trying to be the best , most interesting person you can be while trying to be the most helpful and happy seeming. I can’t imagine what it’s like to be a celebrity.

[@Mama_Bear524]

I couldn’t agree more.

[@comicsbraze4336]

True, sometimes I wish teenagers should be open that everyone is nice, introverted and extroverted. If I noticed someone is introverted as me, I'll love them because of their good vibes, than bad vibes. I understood if I were celebrity's shoes because lol, tbh it's a little rude to judge someone is shy :)

[@DragonsOfSnow]

As fellow introvert verging on hermit, I totally get this. I'd loathe being a famous celebrity tbh. That said, some of these "celebrities" simply let fame get to their heads and have no excuse to be the assholes they turn into.

[@gimmemore9709]

When my kids see their teachers outside of school you would think that they have seen a celebrity. I’m sure they think that the teachers live at the school 😂

[@eowyn8340]

I’m an introverted educator and I couldn’t agree more. I’ve tried to hide my identity before going into stores that are near the school where I work so I won’t be recognized by a parent or student. Still, I’ve been spotted at festivals and sporting events. Sometimes you just want to relax and not be ‘on.’

[@diva8717]

Unless it's at an actual official meet and greet or something then I really can't fault a celeb for maybe coming off as 'rude' if they are being approached by a fan for wanting a picture or wanting to talk. A celebrity is still a person themselves and entitled to their privacy and just being allowed out to do what everyone else is doing. They don't owe the fan a picture, hug or anything else, especially when they are demanding and interrupting whatever else the celeb might be doing.

[@RandomFandomDragon]

and who knows how many fans approached them before this one interaction being reviewed. Now the comments from servers or other staff I tend to believe more.

[@dawn3589]

Agree

[@Quebonitoeslobonito123]

I always find it funny that many of the celebs who are known to be rude (Hailey Bieber etc) are also people who are so inconsequential, that if all their work disappeared from the media, it would change nothing.

[@WelshGingerCat]

I met Robert Pattinson at a Comic Con back in 2006 after he'd done Harry Potter. Really nice, down to earth guy. He couldn't believe that people actually wanted his autograph. He took the time to talk to every one of us who queued, and took photos with anyone who asked. Myself included. 11/10 definitely.

[@youtubeaddict6128]

Character of Draco (Tom Felton), Cedric (Robert Pattinson) and Tom Riddle (Christian Coulson) have the most popular fanfictions on Wattpad

[@vampgirljen]

Same here. He was so sweet, despite clearly not being used to dealing with that much attention.

[@WelshGingerCat]

@@vampgirljen He said in an interview later, that he was so stunned that people actually wanted to pay money for his autograph, that he wondered if he should do a little dance for them. How sweet is that!

[@michelledawn7446]

If several people have the same story about a celebrity being rude (such as Hailey Bieber or Lea Michele) then I can believe they are maybe not the nicest people. But if it's one situation where the celebrity said no to a picture or something..that doesn't define who they are as a person. Celebrities are human and have bad days.

[@ellalella1]

Yes, everyone can have a bad day or the person asking is being more rude than they think they are but if it happens many times it is much more likely to be the attitude of the celebrity.

[@eowyn8340]

I have an aunt who legitimately stalked the actors of the movie Space Cowboys. We’re talking big name actors. She found where they were filming, and even used inside info to call the hotel room of one of them to ask for an autograph. After hearing about what she did, I can just imagine how fed up some celebrities get with their privacy being invaded. (I wish I was making this up. My aunt is crazy.)

[@broadwayfangirl987]

Not to be rude but I didn’t know there was a movie called space cowboys

[@Emeraldwitch30]

So she pulled a Lucy! Lol

[@raveniaelhoran2647]

@@broadwayfangirl987 I don't know about bunch of movies which knows someone else and I'm not surprised. ._.

[@hjt5894]

Imagine being a celebrity and you have to be in a nice friendly extroverted mood 100% of the time otherwise people go online and slag you off

[@hypatiakovalevskayasklodow9195]

truth!

[@placeb0fication]

Terrifying

[@ellevonk.2925]

I was thinking the same thing. I feel like when a celebrity is just out doing normal day-to-day stuff (like running errands or buying groceries) that fans need to respect their privacy and leave them be. On the flip side, if that same celebrity is all dolled up and clearly embracing their celebrity status, then approaching them for a photo is fair game. Let’s pretend for a moment that being a celebrity is like working a customer service job for a very busy & popular store. Imagine you’re at work, you’re dressed in uniform, and finally finished your 8+ hour shift. You’re tired/hungry, and looking forward to your evenings plans. However upon clocking out, you attempt to leave the store when a customer (recognizing your uniform) stops to ask you for assistance because none of your co-workers are available to help them… How do you respond? Do you take the extra time to help them or refuse because your shift has ended? Whatever you answer will depend greatly on the type of person you are and the mood you are in. And if that same customer had approached you just 15 minutes (or, two hours) earlier - while still “on the clock” - would your answer or, your behaviour, toward said customer be the same or different? At least, this is how I imagine it. 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@hjt5894]

@@ellevonk.2925 exactly. I don’t want to be bothered about my job in my time off, when I’m trying to relax or I’m in a bad mood or I’m mid thought. A lot of these complaints are essentially strangers being over friendly with a celebrity and being miffed when they aren’t as charming or upbeat as they wanted them to be. They’re not a toy, they’re a human being! To be honest if they’re not in the right mood or they’re busy and you’re pushing that interaction then you’re the asshole, not the celebrity.

[@thirdsouthobbi]

One of the kindest people I’ve ever met was actually Weird Al. My husband and I met him at a convention and he was just so genuine and polite. I’ve never heard anyone say a bad thing about him.

[@paintedhorse6880]

I met Jon Stewart back in 2019 at a USO tour while I was stationed in Korea. He was super chill and super humble and took selfies with all of us. My mom and I are huge fans and my parents have the selfie framed in the living room.

[@SusieQ3]

As an introvert, just the thought of having to do a big meet up and talk to a bunch of people makes me so tired 😩 I will never be able to do one of these "rating celebrities" videos because every time I've seen a celebrity, I've just left them alone 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@jgw5491]

I'm sure they appreciate that. However you could do it on an observational basis. How did they treat other people? And you could give context on how the fan treated them.

[@tdelioncourt1268]

​@@jgw5491 what about... not rating everything? just a thought ^^

[@indigoeye3874]

Yeah. To me, it doesn't feel right to bother them and 'rate' them based on random encounters (outside official fan meetings, when the celebrity is 'at work'). I notice that in these ratings, 10/10 is basically the celebrity acting all attentive like they are in a host club. Which I do not believe is a fair expectation. Honestly, I wouldn't be suprised if a part of the bad encounters were just the celebrities' patience (with having to treat everyone abnormally nice all the time) running out.

[@Mama_Bear524]

I’m not a full introvert but even then, I’m 💯 with you

[@LazyIRanch]

Bless you, SusieQ! Everyone deserves privacy, we don't "own" celebrities, and they owe us nothing! My ex worked at Disneyland for over 40 years, met a LOT of famous people who he respectfully left alone. His favorites were Bob Newhart and Don Rickles who loved mingling with guests and were always funny and "on". Surprisingly, he said Bob Saget was also very sweet and funny with fans, and even refused when given the chance to skip the line for a ride because he didn't think it was fair since he didn't have a "fast-pass". RIP, Bob Saget! The ugliest was Morgan Fairchild, who got angry at him because he DIDN'T treat her like a queen, he just avoided her. She did the whole, "Don't you know who I AM??!" He simply said, "Yes, I know who you are." and continued to make the repairs he was there to do. He said Eddie Van Halen was horrible to the staff that were there to help him during an appearance at Disneyland, and very rude to fans. That was disappointing. ☹

[@MarisandraEstherian]

"How can you be rude when there is a PUG in your presence?" - Charlotte Dobre, 2022

[@hodgeelmwood8677]

Taking your dog to meet a stranger is honestly not a great idea. Do you know if that person has an allergy to dogs? Nope, you probably don't. And I would hope if you do it anyway, your dog is the kind that's very chill around strangers and doesn't get scared easily.

[@echowall5967]

@@hodgeelmwood8677 I believe those Doug the Pug meetings are planned

[@jessskinner1287]

Alright guys, who is in charge of putting this quote on a t-shirt? Asking for myself.

[@madr309]

Pugs? Really? I mean, Labradors are cute. Bernese Mountain Dogs are cute. Goldens are cute. Pugs? Um.....

[@lazarusyesthatsmybirthname3361]

@@hodgeelmwood8677 I mean true, but it’s also the fact that the celebrities mentioned have been known to like dogs anyway

[@walnutsrcool]

If I get to be annoyed by random guys interrupting my day to “compliment” and flirt with me (or just straight up cat call me) and that only happens every once in a while, then I NEVER expect a celebrity to have to be nice to all their fans that come up to them CONSTANTLY. I read their body language and see if they seem busy or not in the mood, and I move on. Duh. So entitled to think celebrities owe you their time. Same as guys who think pretty girls “owe” them a smile imo

[@TaradiseOfficial]

I met Amanda Bynes back in 2007 at a mall. She was signing autographs and meeting fans to promote her short-lived clothing line DEAR at Steve and Barry’s. It was also the time “Hairspray” was coming out. She was THE most stunning human I’d ever seen in my life and my dad was with me and he says the same thing. I’ll never forget how beautiful she looked. And she said, “Hi, you have pretty eyes!” to me and I was so starstruck I never said anything back!

[@joaniebowers5844]

How awesome I adore her.

[@PassTheMarmalade1957]

"But if you're a celebrity, can't you afford it?" THANK YOU, CHARLOTTE! Where do people with a $10,000 purse and a Golden Globe get off asking for a discount on the $250 dinner they ordered?

[@suzysizzle]

To be fair, celebs at award shows are often asked/invited to model for certain designers and/or use rental services for high end luxury outfits. Even when they are invited by a designer to wear an outfit, a lot of the time don't get to keep the outfit unless it is designed custom for them (Karlie Kloss for example). Anyways totally agree, they can afford to purchase things full price.

[@mommamia9948]

My mom met Will Ferrell and she said it was a hilarious experience! She was a professional bartender at the time and she worked at the Chicago Theater. We love Will Ferrell, so she said she was nervous to serve him but she did. When she walked up to him she asked, “Would you like a drink?” She said he turned to her, grabbed her tray from her hand and said, “Would you like a drink?” in a very silly manner. She died laughing 😂 She said he was VERY nice and he gave her his autograph on a napkin. Odd but silly experience. I love Will Ferrell in all his glory and oddness 😂

[@Chahlie]

My son's class was writing to their favourite celebrities, and he wrote to Fred Ewanuick (Hank) from Corner Gas. My son was the first in the class to get a reply- an 8x10 photo signed by Fred, as well as a card signed by the whole cast. A short time later my son was diagnosed with kidney failure and died three years later- the kindness of the Corner Gas guys, for no reason other than that he was a fan, was so uplifting to him through this very difficult time. The Corner Gas folks are Canadian royalty!

[@Mama_Bear524]

Oh wow that warmed my heart. And I’m so sorry for your loss.

[@baileycuervo]

Your son must have been so happy! I'm so sorry for your loss

[@tashedpotatoes5516]

I LOVE CORNER GAS! And this makes me love them more.

[@Emeraldwitch30]

I loved watching corner gas. It used only come on late at night here. I miss it.

[@jessicarenick2144]

My father inlaw ran into pat banatar at Disney. She was with her family. He asked if she was really pat banatar. She said very nicely, "not today."

[@sarcasmaa4349]

Love her

[@DojaKC]

😂 love that response

[@romina6768]

“How can you be rude when there’s a pug in your presence?” As a pug owner I am going to have this sentence carved in gold and frame it in the biggest frame imaginable and hang it on my wall. Thank you Charlotte.

[@rebeccaleanne9218]

I really hope that you did. :) That would be such an awesome thing to have on your wall.

[@HaleyJo1992]

"She's a little stand-offish and I feel like she should be nicer to her fans." I'm sorry, who are you? This is never ok. Being a celebrity doesn't entitle you to her time just because you're a fan. Give me an actual example of her being genuinely rude - like leaving you at a meeting spot for hours - or sit down because it just sounds like you're butthurt she didn't interact with you the way you wanted her to.

[@awolfkissedbyfire]

I wouldn't even say leaving you at a meeting spot for hours as rude, because Taylor may have just forgotten, I mean considering how busy their lives are, I wouldn't necessarily call that the rudest thing ever more just a little inconsiderate.

[@Someone-tt9pt]

someone may be a bit saltyyyyy 🤨😂

[@nadiae7653]

Weird saying “I’m sorry who are you?” The fans are the ones giving their idols their money and making them rich and famous. Take the fans away - then you can say “sorry who are you” to the former famous person.

[@marilynanne2290]

Her saying that gave the same energy as “you should smile” like???? I’d be stand-off-ish too????

[@hodgeelmwood8677]

@@awolfkissedbyfire If that's the kind of thing she forgets, she shouldn't be saying it, because I'm sure she's 100% aware how happy and excited someone would be to hear that. There is no way I would wait all night for some celeb to come back to talk to me. After two or three hours I'd realize they're not coming back. My time is valuable, too.

[@Denabella]

As someone who can seem stand offish, often times, it's actually shyness and social anxiety. Please take that in mind.

[@daniellenelson5300]

Yes I feel like some of my coworkers probably think I'm stuck up but in reality I have such bad social anxiety lol

[@letizialorusso1950]

Exactly

[@MissSirenita]

I met P!nk by chance and it made my world and she was so nice and she called me badass. I met the former violinist of Skillet and he was so sweet. I met Jacksepticeye and my god was he a dear. I met a few voice actors and pretty good people. I don’t think I ever met a rude celebrity.

[@rain_sky743]

I’ve also met Jacksepticeye before and he is an absolute sweetheart! He was also very respectful of my assistant dog and didn’t want to disturb her from working

[@dcoleman4444]

Being a celebrity has to suck. You have days where you're exhausted, or super busy, then you have all of these needy people clawing at you...and judging you for it.

[@zuzukris4952]

That wasn’t Taylor who didn’t come back. That was Taylor’s handlers who wouldn’t let her come back. I promise you! I actually watched this happen 2 years ago after a show she did. She wanted to go meet some fans and take photos, and her handlers absolutely would not let her! She was so pushed and controlled, I think she had to ask permission to breath. They promptly surrounded her and pushed her into a waiting car. It was nuts! Also, side note: I don’t know about anyone else, but I would totally fan girl out if I met Charlotte!! 😃

[@Thu_Gringatoriana_593]

Same lol

[@Garbox80]

This is what came to my mind too. Those celebrities might have a really tight schedule and there are people to make sure that they follow it. Also,I would also fan girl if I met Charlotte. And that wouldn't be a nice sight. Regards, 40+ yo guy 😜

[@Garbox80]

@@4hand561 Umm, no. She was probably under contract at that time and those contracts can be quite horrible. Basically the labels/publishers try to make those young and coming stars their slaves and if these said stars don't have good lawyers to read those contracts... which they don't in many cases at that point.

[@pamelahaze3211]

I believe this!💯

[@pamelahaze3211]

@@4hand561 That's not how it works...

[@Sayitlikitiz101]

My little cousin (8yo from Scotland), my dad and I went to a Cavaliers game in 2017, though I'm NOT a sports fan whatsoever. We saw Lebron James (only one I knew) and my cousin started calling his name and waving frantically. Mr. James saw him, gave him a huge smile, waved at him and yelled: "hey, little man!". And then one of the attendants gave my cousin a Cleveland shirt AND a hat. He was in heaven! The shirt now hangs on his bedroom wall in Motherwell, Scotland!

[@mikhellen3267]

Why did that one girl going to give Selena Gomez at eight out of 10 even after she fixed her damn camera?

[@cclaussen]

Exactly. How is that not a 10/10?

[@CaseyMarie11-11]

But gave Wiz Khalifa a 10 for what??

[@SonjaElizabethTeal]

I thought the same

[@sarahgracie2536]

Agreed

[@gigglesfreckles]

I interacted with Adam Sandler a few years ago at Disneyland. I was in the hotel gift shop waiting for my bus to the airport and his daughters (I didn't know in the moment they were his daughters) were playing around under a display table. They weren't being destructive or anything like that, just goofing off. I smiled at them and played along for a moment- I honestly don't remember all the details exactly. Adam came up and said, "Girls, leave the nice lady alone now." I looked up and said, "oh, no worries, they're very sweet." We all waved a quick goodbye and THEN it registered in my head who it was! And really he was just another worn-out dad treating his little girls to Disneyland but doesn't really wanna be there anymore 😆 nice guy though! And his girls were so cute!

[@connercampbell1295]

The first girl and the Taylor one was probably not intentional. She probably meant to go back but her staff wouldn’t let her for whatever reason

[@ArthropodJay]

Yeah I heard she was really nice.

[@avokittypup]

At least she cares and still told her to wait! That's most wouldn't do! Who knows why she didn't return for her but that's very understandable. The girl herself, of all people was the person who must understand that if she calls herself a fan! No hate though.

[@rainestar82]

yeah cause ive heard a ton of other fans say similar but she always gets to people during meet and greets and stops a lot when shes just doing her normal day so. staff probably intervened for something. feel really sorry for that girl but I highly doubt it had anything to do with Taylor herself...

[@charzemc]

Pretty sure staff do as their told by their boss not the other way around.

[@connercampbell1295]

@@charzemc and sometimes celebrity’s staff tell them where they go. Also her manager is her mom (I’m pretty sure) lol

[@maiganmattson5836]

I feel bad for huge celebrities sometimes cause I can't imagine having to constantly be super friendly/nice/talkative etc. to every single fan all of the time... Like they are humans. I know your fans have brought you to where you are but they have bad days too ya know Edit: I'm not saying there is any circumstance in which it's okay to be rude to a fan I just feel bad for the instances where the celeb is quiet or clearly not feeling it and people get upset about it

[@simplysnazzy7445]

The thing about celebrities is that people set different boundaries for them than other people. It’s considered normal to keep tabs on celebrity gossip. To use their faces as icons. To “ship” them with other people. To know intimate details about them and their loved ones. To know where they are and what they’re doing. But if half of these things happened to a regular, everyday person, these behaviors would be considered stalkerish and creepy. When did we start believing that celebrities owed us anything outside of the services they provide? Of course I’m not saying celebrities can’t be rude. But one bad meeting does not equate to them being a bad person. So often celebrities are harassed by entitled fans that think they are owed something. People seem to forget that celebrities are humans, too. Maybe they just need a break. Imagine what it must be like to be judged for EVERYTHING YOU EVER DO.

[@visualbeauty3427]

Finally someone sense in humor 👋🏻

[@that_crzy_ray06]

Preach it 🙌🏻

[@myowndrum286]

I fail to understand why there are people who actually think the celebrities they adore are any better human beings than anyone else. No one should be put on a pedestal and mooned over.

[@StephALowry29]

7 years ago, my mom and I met Jason Momoa at our local Comic Con. He's by far one of the nicest down-to-earth people I have ever met. He was very polite and sweet. While he and I were waiting for them to do our photo together, he used my shoulder as an armrest. He's a giant in person and I still have the shirt I wore that day, along with my signed Aquaman poster and of course the photo of me and him.

[@MummyBrown]

My brother was a chef in our hometown and he made him a meal and met Jason after the meal. He said the same thing. Very sweet and very gracious. He also said he had “dreamy eyes,” even for a heterosexual guy. Yup.

[@rmelo5932]

being a celebrity sounds exhausting. You always have to be "on" otherwise you will get dumped on in one of your videos.

[@creeperkinggamer9184]

But they literally chose that life.

[@90ioel]

@@creeperkinggamer9184 they signed up to be actors and actresses in movies and to make music etc not to be treated like a slave remember that celebrities also have jobs and they owe people nothing outside of that

[@justymenow1260]

I've met numerous celebrities in my lifetime and never understood how fans get so over-the-top excited, like screaming and fainting and whatnot. At the end of the day, they're just people like you and I, they just have more money. Most of the celebs I've met have been very chill. I'll share my two favorite encounters. When I was 17, I won VIP passes plus a backstage experience for a Weird Al concert from writing in to ALTV on MTV. He was legit the most down-to-earth guy I've ever met in my entire life! We jammed out backstage for nearly two hours after his show. It was completely amazing! But that's not even the best part. About a decade later, I snagged some front row tickets to a show he was doing in a city I was vacationing in. He was passing the microphone around during one of his more popular songs and letting the audience sing along. I got passed the mic during this and sang a few of the next lines and then passed the mic to the lady next to me. After he came out for his second encore and the audience was getting ready to leave, a security guy came up and tapped me on the shoulder. I thought I had done something wrong or he was about to take my camera, but instead, he asks me to follow him backstage because I was randomly chosen for a meet and greet. I was like, "Cool!" and followed. It was not an actual meet and greet. Weird Al saw the security guy escorting me and said, "Oh good, you found her." I started to think I was in trouble for something again, but as it turns out, he just wanted to know if he'd met me before. I told him yes and asked why. He recognized my voice on the microphone! I told him when and where and his one guitar player remembered that night too! I was nothing less than astonished! So we took a quick pic together on my camera and a camera that one of his people had then parted ways. I don't know if the pic was ever published anywhere since this was just before the dawn of social media and cameras on cell phones were still crappy. He's still my favorite celeb ever! I'd rate him a million out of 10 for sure! I know this is long, so I'll keep the last as brief as possible. I was pulled on stage at a Black-Eyed Peas show. Met the whole group and got to hang out with them after the show. They were all very chill and Fergie was super nice and sweet! 20/10 would hang again! TL;DR: Weird Al is the most awesome celeb on the planet! BEP were amazing! :)

[@gravyz2cute4u]

It's so lovely that you have such memorable experiences!!

[@kayesdigginit1519]

You're one lucky person for sure 😊 congrats!!

[@elizabethwang7408]

That is so awesome. Also a Weid Al fan. My dad played “I’m fat” on the radio when we where kids and it was our first time seeing him so ecstatic singing a new song (he only played older songs from the 50s and 60s). Me and my siblings would sing to the BYPs and some of there songs continue to speak to me. So glad you have some amazing experiences!!

[@luketimewalker]

Hey there! I just saw Weird Al live in Paris a couple months ago and I was FLOORED, this guy has an amazing voice, or rather many amazing voices, and he & his band are such PRO musicians. I really wasn't expecting that. A Doors song spoof really made me feel like I was listening to Ray Manzarek and all. That anecdote was golden!

[@dgmaffi]

Late to the party here but I thought I could share a little Will Ferrel story. I was a barista some years back at a Peet's Coffee in a small town in Massachusetts where Will Ferrell wife's parents live (his in-laws) Will and his wife and kids, would usually visit around the holidays. Anyways, I got to take his order and make his drink many times through the years. He was always very polite and very unassuming. I had heard that he is not fond of giving autographs/selfies while out and about. After growing a rapport with him and his wonderful wife and kids (his wife is super friendly!!!) I gained the courage to ask for an autograph. I did it stealthily, I delivered his drink (extra dry cappuccino 2% milk) to him at his table, something we did for him instead of the normal yelling out the name of the customer to come pick it up. As I delivered his drink I quietly asked him if he wouldn't mind signing a Peet's to-go cup for me. Without hesitation he smiled and said "absolutely" I told him that I was a big fan of his (which I am) and he thanked me and then said that I was his favorite barista of all the places he orders that drink and that he always looked forward to coming to our coffee shop when in the area. Pretty cool to hear from a celeb, especially one you enjoy! Thought I would share since you mentioned Will Ferrell in the video. I do think he gets a bit of a bad rep because people expect Step-Brothers Will Ferrell when they see him in the wild. But he really is just a humble quiet family man when away from Hollywood.

[@TheSnowdogsShorts]

The nicest celebrity I have ever met is Pam Ferris. Most of you probably know her as Agatha Trunchbull from Matilda. She couldn’t have been more different from that character. I met her at a function that I was involved in for carers, (caregivers). She was the celebrity guest. I am not someone to approach celebrities without reason. It’s just not my style. Not judging anyone who does. Everyone was kind of being fan like, and she was very kind to them all. I spoke to her about the function, and being a carer, which is something she is actually very passionate about. Anyway we got on like a house on fire. She gave me several hugs and said that she loved me to everyone. She was so very sweet. I even ended up on the front cover of Careline magazine, with her hugging me in the picture. I cannot overstate, how lovely she was. 100/10.

[@1bendykat]

I’ve noticed that generally the actors most known for playing villains are really nice. (Again, this is a generalization)

[@kristipearce4819]

This is such a nice story! I love this for you!❤️

[@KatySpence]

That woman is a national treasure we must protect her !!

[@xryxix]

Nice! That's awesome ^^

[@emilym1280]

I love Pam Ferris, I’ve heard she’s super nice. I love the show The Darling Buds of May that she stars in, it’s one of my comfort shows 🥰

[@alinacondron8860]

This is legit one of my favorite channels! She comes through for me everyday! Gives me something to laugh at while I’m at work with stupid people lol

[@janejones7638]

100%. I live with my elderly mother. She doesn't watch the videos with me (she has a different sense of humor). But she recognizes Charlotte's face

[@AimeeAimee444]

So true! Charlotte always brings sunshine into your day! 💕😊👍

[@ashleysmiley2021]

I met Jim Beaver at comic con and he is the nicest human being I've ever met. When I got an autograph he said that he remembered me from my question and spent time listening to me talk after he signed the poster

[@saloabad]

who the fuck are most of this people? wish people would stop idolizing humans with good marketing who got lucky

[@nonyabizniss1840]

👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@cathipalmer8217]

I thought it was just me!

[@cindyferguson279]

I think there were 3 or 4 that I knew who they were. Assume it's because I'm way older than most of the subscribers here (I'm 59)

[@Emeraldwitch30]

@@cindyferguson279 I don't really know most of them either. Just turned 58 lol. I got excited cuz I saw our local weather guy sitting in traffic Saturday. I've met him before in my old job but I wasn't about to blow the horn and wave and make a fool of my old self. He looked just as disgusted about the big ass snowflakes coming down as we were Saturday. Lol still love ya Bill Steffens 😘

[@AmyWhitehouseVlog]

Hot take, I don’t blame celebs for being a-holes when ppl ask for photos when they’re not working. They’re off the clock, leave them alone. Here in NYC it’s known to not bother celebs unless it’s an event like a press junket, con, or screening. If they’re a d*ck in those situations, f them. (Also don’t think they should be paid so much more compared to everyone else who works on projects but they’re still ppl who deserve privacy and personal space 🙃)

[@silvana246]

Lol I was like girl you're in NYC, celebs don't get approached as often here 🤣 we believe in minding our own business

[@lakshmir7616]

I couldn't agree more

[@audreym3908]

I have a friend that seems to meet random celebs in the city, twice was with Drew Barrymore (one of them was when she was in her sweats/pjs) and she was ok with the pics.

[@chesterwilberforce9832]

A friend of mine played in T Swifts band for a couple of years and complained about having to wait around forever after gigs because she insisted on signing autographs for hours with lines of fans. He said she was great to work for.

[@louisejohnson6057]

Yah, she has zero idea why Taylor Swift didn't turn up. I think Taylor's very talented, and I've enjoyed what I've heard of her music, but I'm not a fanatical fan, if you get my drift. So I'm not mad at this young woman, but I think she's a bit entitled if she can't imagine something happening that prevented Taylor from being able to show. Celebrities have unexpected shit happen to them too.

[@avokittypup]

Yeah. Well said✌🏻

[@Mama_Bear524]

Precisely

[@paulwoodford6229]

Can't believe people fool forTaylor's fake nice girl act. She couldn't care less about her fans

[@louisejohnson6057]

@@paulwoodford6229 , bitter grapes, it sounds like!

[@avokittypup]

@@paulwoodford6229 lol. Tell me more! You seem like you know her. 😏

[@BlurpleFlamingo]

The reasons I would consider a celebrity rude are along the same line that I would consider anyone else. I understand the workers in retail, restaurants, events etc if the celebrity is acting entitled or being cheap, but some of these fans have way too high of expectations that a person has to be “on” all the time. I can’t imagine having to be 100% pleasant to every single person I meet in every single scenario, sometimes people just want to be left alone

[@carpincho146]

I think we need to remember they're human beings and don't always want to be hounded for photos and stuff, but at the same time, even if they're not in the mood to go above and beyond to make a fans day, they should still be civil and polite. Being rude to fans sucks unless they're doing something to deserve it. But what was the Kylie story? I think the video was trimmed because she said that was hot tea without showing what the tea was lol

[@sarahgracie2536]

Yeah the Kylie clip confused me too lol

[@callitags]

The ones who have pictures with people they gave low ratings to.... they were nice enough to do a picture with you! Seems like some people think they're owed more time and personal attention. I rate those people 2/10.

[@jgw5491]

👍😯 They got their widdo fweewings hurt!

[@glitzarprincess627]

Exactly! Like, you got your stupid picture, they don't even know you! What do fans want, a cookie?

[@jgw5491]

@@glitzarprincess627 "Give a mouse a cookie..."

[@tats763]

Definitely have to take them with a grain of salt. Justin Bieber is on video, spitting on his fans, and then you hear about someone else's experience and it's a complete 180.

[@lissey0734]

I think it depends on when. He had a bad phase and he seems to have chilled. But also i think it depends how you approach someone. My bf has meet james cromwell and mark owen in very low key setting and said they are really nice. But id say if they are drunk or with there kids they be moody.

[@tats763]

@@lissey0734 very true. Someone tweeted how rude Terry Crews was, and Terry himself replied it was because the "fan" had shoved passed his kids to get to Terry.

[@Mama_Bear524]

@@lissey0734 how and where you approach along with their current mood.

[@kateoc8]

@@lissey0734 nope. No idea. Who are they again?

[@lissey0734]

@@kateoc8 james cromwell is award winning actor who most people know from babe. And mark owen probaly depends on were your from he was in take that so at the time he meet him would have been like meeting a member of one direction.

[@kristenhlady4079]

Without the fans they wouldnt be famous.

[@anabhousen7159]

I could never be famous with all these entitled people walking around. Remember, no one owes you anything. Stalking people for pictures should be illegal.

[@missnesi4525]

Stalking is illegal. Saying thank you is education. Some of these celebrities can't even say a word to a "regular person". That's rude

[@iNyOURfACE036]

Saying a celebrity shouldn't be so "stand-off-ish" with fans is stupid

[@behabtwa]

thank you, the entitlement… hot damn.

[@ayannaoman]

i agree they totally forget they are human.

[@Coops1985]

yeah like they could have had a bad day, not feel well, be a bit shy.

[@jessicajansenvanrensburd4558]

I met one of our country's top bands when i was about 14-16 ... i won tickets to hang out with them backstage before they performed and i absolutely love them . They where a big influence on me as a person ( im Gothic and back then it wasn't really acceptable) and meeting this band was the biggest deal for me . They where so sweet i gave them gifts and drawing ext . Best experience i hade in my life and i named my son after the main singer because honestly there music was the only thing that made me happy in bad teenage years. The Parlatones RSA band . Still to this day love them and i thank them for helping me without them even knowing it.

[@christickru4029]

I always take these rating with a grain of salt. Theyre people and I'm sure get tired of being interrupted during their day by fans. Im also certain fans interrupt them during times that are inappropriate too. Everyone is entitled to a bad day. It happens.

[@peepslostsheep]

"I have my period and it hurts." Liked the video immediately. Girl, I feel you.

[@Mama_Bear524]

Haha same. Have we all synced up?! 😂

[@broncochick4x4]

@@Mama_Bear524 maybe, as I am cramping and grumpy right now.

[@alicialee5713]

I started using the June Cup last year, it's so much better and I actually have so much less cramping. Now to just get rid of the PMS symptoms.

[@peepslostsheep]

@@alicialee5713 I use a menstrual cup too. I have a couple different brands. I do have less pain now! But still get cramping.

[@tiffymcconkey]

He either was going in or leaving and being nice and holding the door for the next person and was reminding them to say thank you when someone holds the door for you

[@headraline]

To be fair to celebrities, *I* don't like people walking up to me and I'm nobody. Still, there are polite ways to tell people that you'd rather not interact.

[@LilThreat88]

Yes! This guy at a bar came up and kept leaning on/brushing me (wasn't hitting on me - I'm afab and he was gay). After the 2nd time I had to say, "I have a personal space thing, please stop bumping into-" and he jumped away from me and was really embarrassed and standoffish the rest of the night. I felt bad, but knew I hadn't done anything wrong.

[@kristie9144]

The problem is that there are so many entitled people out there that think they deserve to be given a photo or whatever that they have zero respect for another human's privacy - be they famous or not, whether they tell them politely or not, and whether their security has made it clear to not harass them or not.

[@LadyCaspar]

I’ve met very few celebs. The biggest name I’ve come in contact with was Dana Carvey (Garth from the 90s movie Wayne’s World) I was 13 and swimming in a hotel pool with his kids. He seemed extremely friendly and handled this weirdo who was talking his ear off very well.

[@carolr7333]

@@Utriedit215 That's a 'joke'? He is a hilarious guy from a while back-I'm an old-timer

[@bridellia]

the moment i saw tiktok (taylor's version) i literally screamed??? omg charlotte i love you

[@whispersoftheafterlife1017]

Charlotte said “but you’re not a celebrity “ I said to myself: “DO YOUR RESEARCH “ 🤣

[@thisguyy]

@Anna ♪ that video was trash.

[@whispersoftheafterlife1017]

@Anna ♪ you really expect me to click a random link. Whatever

[@thisguyy]

@ASK GIRL checked it, that link is even bigger garbage than the last trashlink.

[@HughHarding46]

@ASK GIRLWow, way to pimp your own channel on someone else's channel

[@alipie02]

As a kid I was running down a hotel hallway, turned a corner, and ran straight into a guy. I got knocked down and rug burned my knee. The guy pulled a bandaid from his and put it on my knee. It was Leonard Nimoy. Spock fixed my boo-boo.

[@TiggiTheWillful]

You are VERY lucky

[@kateoc8]

Have you lived long and prospered since?

[@Mama_Bear524]

Aww!! How did he just have one on hand? I’m a mom and I’m constantly forgetting to have bandaids with me. I’m impressed at his preparedness and his kindness

[@melissablackwood]

Seems logical.

[@notyourkittyvictoria1855]

Many years ago we were at a local bar, I'm in Spokane WA, and my friends SWEAR Samuel L Jackson is playing pool. Now I'm originally from Southern California so celebrity sitings are normal but here?? Not so much 😂 well my bold non believer self casually walks up to disprove their idea and HOLY CRAP EAT MY HAT! I say excuse me, our friend over there thinks your hot (she did) and he laughs when I explained I didn't think it was really him. I about crapped when I heard his voice!!! He talked to us, gave my friends and me a hug as well as autographs. He was absolutely AMAZING!

[@halleyangel1706]

I met Lzzy Hale and her band and they were so nice. They loved my dad who I brought with me who was a old fan of hair metal and went to 30+ shows. She loves meeting old rock fans she wanted to ask my dad about things like first show and stuff but didn't have enough time. I think the fact fans from the 80s and 90s all love her music blows her mind

[@srideout91]

I understand she’s upset about it but celebrities have their own lives and they don’t want people constantly walking up to them asking for pictures in autographs.

[@funkycacahuete2933]

Agreed. they still have good and bad days like everyone else. And imagine you’ve had a bad day and you just really want a slice of pizza but everyone wants to stop you and take photos and have a friendly chat. It’d be hard

[@Mama_Bear524]

@@funkycacahuete2933 that’s honestly a nightmare for me. These fans are gross

[@drummergirl4239]

Ive met couple of former American Idol contestants who are now Christian artists. Colton Dixon (my fav) and Danny Gokey. Both 100/10. ive only met danny once he was so so sweet and called me darling🥺 colton ik much more. Ive met him multiple times and have been a fan of his for nearly a decade now. If you wait after getting pics and all, he’ll talk to you after the line for literally as long as you want or as long as he can. Its like catching up with an old friend even if you’re meeting him for the first time. He’s so wonderful.❤

[@corkeysmom2538]

I was training to be a tour guide at Universal Studios in the late 80s. The rule was if you saw a celebrity on the lot during the tour, point them out. They may not come over, but it is nice for people on the tour bus. Well I was doing my tour that would determine if I was going to be hired as a guide after my training when I spotted Kim Cattrall, I was excited as she was the first celebrity that I had spotted on the lot, so I pointed her out to the tour. She stopped in her tracks and came over screaming at me that she did not want to be recognised on the Backlot and who the F did I think I was? Really shouting and swearing at me, she then came over and took my Mike and started berating me for being an idiot. I was so taken aback I started crying, so she proceeded to mock me. I decided if that was the treatment I could expect, I didn't want to work there, so never even pursued getting the job. I cannot to this day look at her. This was before she was even on Sex and the City, I can only imagine how bad she got later.

[@LilThreat88]

Aaaaaaaaa~ As someone who would've reacted like you, that was horrible to read. Sorry you got treated like that! I hope you found a job that suited you and good wishes ☺️

[@breakawayfromme]

Celebrities' owe you NOTHING And judging someone solely on a 2 minute interaction is crappy

[@sajinokami]

This is why I've never been in a hurry to meet celebrities nor would I try. I'm fine just seeing their work and enjoying them that way.

[@tinmanluver35]

Hot Take Celebrities don't owe people anything. Yeah, they're rich and famous and whatever. So what? Honestly, most of these Tik Tok folks come off as stalkers to me, especially when they say a celeb owes them time and attention. Do you know how exhausting it is to have people pawing at you for hours on end while you're just trying to go about your day? Geez.

[@SheenaRM]

I gotta say that the whole expecting celebrities to be happy about fans coming up to them when they are doing normal everyday things is SUPER WRONG!! They are human just like us and to bother them when they are out at dinner, shopping, out with friends and family etc... is just disgusting. They don't owe us ANYTHING!! It's cool when they are at relevant events but their everyday lives should be off limits. If you approach them during said times, be willing to accept that they may not want to talk to you. I have to say that they don't need to be so rude sometimes but....I would probably do the same if I was bothered ALL THE TIME when I just want to do normal things.

[@Nortarachanges]

Yeah the only one I objected to was Tommy Lee Jones telling a kid to f*** off. Understandable to not want to be interrupted, but dang

[@lugos2656]

My uncle was a big charger fan and football fan. He worked at a gas station where Philip Rivers would go every now and then and after his interactions and observing how Rivers treated fans my uncle completely stopped being a fan and stopped watching football. He said I wasted all my time admiring these people that could care less about any of us.

[@wyndiva]

The nicest celeb I've ever met was Tom Selleck. A bunch of us were watching him being filmed for a movie in Vancouver, and when there was a break he came over and talked to us a shook our hands. Plus, he's even more handsome in person than on the screen!

[@stephaniewayman6850]

That one girl was talking about NPH. I've heard that he and his hubby can be both ways. I worked at Disneyland and knew someone who worked star tours. They were seated in the front and wanted to be in the back so they didn't block the view of kids. Probably also so the weren't gawked at. I think celebs have good and bad days.

[@Camimalm7]

When I moved to LA I started meeting people I admired but nope I have yet to meet somebody who wasn’t terrible to me. When they say don’t meet your hero’s they aren’t lying. Only been here 11 months so hopefully the next one I meet isn’t terrible as well

[@blacksheepinwolfsclothing7533]

Hey Charlotte! I would lose my sh!t if I saw you in person! You ARE a celebrity in my book. I’ve had covid since Friday and have been binge watching your videos because you’re hilarious and always make me laugh. Also you’re gorgeous and WAY prettier than Laura Prepon(that 70’s show)

[@georgiasam8045]

right?