My brother threw his sippy cup at Harrison Ford and he passed it back and said “here you go slugger” and winked at us. No wonder he grew up and loved Star Wars. My mother THREW the sippy away. We were really mad
@Mitchell Hart: Okay. Your mother might have not liked him for some reason, but why were the others mad about him holding it, and did you all not expect him to hand it back? I don't understand the reason you all were mad about it.
This is so cute! My aunt was once standing in line with my cousin when he was two years old. She was one of those "cool moms" who gave my cousin a faux hawk, dyed his tips red, etc. On that day she had also put some sunglasses on my cousin. Keanu Reeves was right in front of them in line. He saw my cousin and kept calling him a "cool little dude". He talked to my cousin and my aunt for like 15 minutes. My aunt was so shocked by the whole thing that she didn't think to ask him to take a picture. She still regrets it to this day lol.
Will Smith is actually really nice. I think sometimes he has bad days just like the rest of us but he’s always been a really chill nice guy. My cousin was actually the little girl in the mansion in Bad Boys 2 she met and talked with Will a lot and has always had nothing but good things to say about him.
People like to forget that they're human just like the rest of us and have bad days. Everyone acts like they're perfect but are lucky that someone isn't around to record them or tell stories about every single encounter they have throughout their lives. Some celebrities are indeed jerks, but a lot are just stressed and tired of being hounded constantly, no matter where they are and never really get any privacy and have to be 100% perfect all the time or they'll get trashed by people on the internet.
He might be a total shithead and have one good day as well. Hitler and Stalin were also pretty nice on some days. These one-offs mean fuck all. Your friends and the one in the video.
It's my understanding that Bieber now acknowledges that he was a huge douchenozzle in the past, and has been apologizing for it. He blames it on youthful stupidity and the huge amount of drugs he was taking at the time. If true, then props to him for recognizing his douchebaggery and cleaning up his act.
that or his publicity manager told him to cut the fukboi shit and go for the reform asshat route as people eat that shit up. Im glad someone chocked his ass out a club and that someone was there to take a pic of it.
All this was going on a thousand years ago. A cursory examination of Christianity confirms that. I am only a "fallen away' semi jumped in Catholic, but all that is obvious by a cursory glance. The behavior of the Kings of Israel in OT stories illustrates fame & renown vs Character.
I was once security guard in a private party in Miami beach where Paris Hilton attended (I was the guy in the front who got her ticket). Honestly, she seemed liek a completely normal person, she spent the party in a couch talking with some friends and generally being a woman having fun, no scenes or anything. One of the other securoty guards wanted to take a selfie with her even though our bosses specifically told us we couldnt talk to celebrities, he didnt care though and talked to her, instead of him getting a selfie with her, SHE got a selfie with him (Boss cant fire him for that, heh). On a funny note, Paris Hilton has an assistant who carries a small pocket lamp to properly illuminate her when someoen takes a selfie with her, Lol.
Before cell phones 📱📸📹 & dv cameras were more common; 1990s, 2000s era; I always said I'd get business card size headshot pics, PR photos then just sign those & let fans have that. No awkward napkins or scraps, 😉. Some "fans" can be aggressive & demanding too. I did a security event in Celebration FL with some reality TV, contest series types. I had to kick out 4, four whackos! 😡. In fairness, 1 guy was a drunk hotel guest who came in to start a problem.
tlessmo I’m pretty sure it’s true, Paris has always been able to maintain her relevance and fix her brand to the times that I really believe she must be smarter and more aware than she lets on. She knows how to stay famous and stay likeable. She’s basically like what Trisha Paytas wants to be without being the inescapable train wreck.
Sure does give a lot of backing to his victims' stories. It's such a shame because he was a great actor and _appeared_ to be nice in interviews etc. I'm no fan girl by a long shot but I was disappointed in him, as well as disgusted by his behaviour when the stories came out.
Agreed. Every new story I hear makes him sound more and more like a combination of Mac, Dee, and Dennis from “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia”: gay, actor, and sociopath.
Was at an acting school in New York city. One of my classmates once worked as an extra on House of Cards. They were shooting a scene where they were a cheering crowd for one of Frank's entrances. The AD gives the crowd instructions for three takes of everyone loudly cheering and then mime it on the fourth take so Kevin could do his fourth wall monologue. Comes to the fourth take and everyone mimes except one woman. Cut. Do it again. And this woman still loudly cheers. The moment they cut, in front of everyone, Kevin walks right up to this woman and yells "Either learn how to count or get the fuck out!" Now, yes she was not listening and being frustrating, but that's the 3rd AD's job to inform her, not his. Two to three months later after hearing this story was when the whistle was blown on him.
Surprised Eddie Murphy isn't on here. he made his tourguide at Universal cry. And his second assistant isn't allowed to talk to him. If Murphy, his assistant, and his second assistant all sat in a room, the conversation would go like this: 2nd assistant: (1st assistant), can you ask Mr. Murphy if he'd like a coke? 1st assistant: Mr Murphy, would you like a coke? Eddie Murphy: Tell him no 1st assistant: no and this is with all of them being right next to each other source: friends with one of his former assistants.
@@dariushollimanjr8407 I take many "Hollywood" stories with a grain 🧂. I've done security & a few celeb-set-VIP events, films. Some actors are 💩, some pro athletes, actors are extremely nice, polite because they do not want bad PR, bad attitudes with "fans". Also, I've seen people "wig" out 😜 or act completely rude around celebs, actors. I'd be a jerk too...
This happened to my sister's friend and I heard it from my sister, so it all could be a bunch of second-hand bullcrap, but this is one of the few in-person celebrity counters that I know about. The area that we live in was one that Ben Affleck and Jennifer Gardner would vacation in when they were married. My sister's friend worked in a cafe near the place they usually stayed at. Ben Affleck came in and ordered a couple of coffees and a few other snacks. My sister's friend completed the order, but apparently, she got one thing wrong and Affleck lost his shit. He proceeded to go on a tirade and yell at the girl, saying he wouldn't leave a tip. After a couple minutes, Jennifer Gardner came in to see what was taking so long and she was absolutely aghast at his behavior. She told him off right then and there, saying "that's not the way to treat anyone, especially someone that's serving you!" Affleck then walked out and Gardner proceeded to pay for the food and drinks, giving my sister's friend an extra big tip. I'm glad Gardner's not with him anymore. From what I've heard she really is a nice lady and really deserves better than that dipshit.
@Doug Smithart There's a few names that seem to pop up in different celebrity butthole lists, and Affleck is one of them. It's not concrete evidence, but it's damning when multiple sources, for different encounters, seem to light on the same names. For instance, Michael Bay has popped up quite a few times, as well as chevy chase. Then there's how he reacted on the Bill Maher show, where he just completely flies off the handle, and becomes unreasonable to another guest's opinion.
Affleck is an alcoholic. That is no excuse but of all addictions it seems that alcohol is the one that causes delusions of grandeur and the inability to take responsibility for anything. Jennifer Garner was a mommy for Ben. JLo dumped him because he's a wimpy, soft liberal twit. Everytime I see the clip of him calling the other guests on the show he was on racists I die of seconhand embarrassment. If he had the chance he'd sell his own daughters off for arranged marriage, but not until he made sure they had their female organ mutilated. Because it's horribly racist to go against Middle Eastern culture. No matter how barbaric.
David Long He was probably just really tired; I know I would be after having to shoot and reshoot the same scene several dozen times to make sure we get it right for the movie
I did work at an event held by jay-z and Beyoncé a few years ago... surprisingly Beyoncé thanked all of the staff and was so kind. Taylor Swift on the other hand was so rude to everyone
Have met him several times and once worked with him. He walked me to my car, simply the nicest guy ever. Remembered me years later. His parents were killed in a horrifying accident and my heart simply wept for him. Can't say enough nice things about him.
I took a tour of the White House several years ago. I started talking to one of the security guards there, and he was telling me about his experiences with a few celebrities. And I quote: “Bieber is a b****.”
Cory Z of course he is. I saw on the news once that he had bought a house in a quiet neighborhood, where he proceeded to rip around in his Ferrari in the middle of the night and he’d egg the neighbors
My cousins friend lives in a private neighborhood where Guy Fieri also happens to own a house. They have a barbecue in that neighborhood every summer and the whole neighborhood goes and Guy Fieri always comes and he is always a jerk and refuses to cook and then always complains about how shitty the food they cooked is and is just generally a loud annoying asshole who ruins the party and sometimes gets drunk every time
Something about him just rubs me the wrong way. I've only watched him two/three times because he did the hair of a celebrity or youtuber I like, and each time he's given off "I'm a huge prick" vibes.
A friend of my husband's, a Michelin chef, worked in a restaurant once in Seattle. The restaurant was closed because it was like midnight but The Red Hot Chili Peppers just let out of a show and they wanted to eat there, so the chef, manger and a couple of other staff stuck around to serve them and apparently they were mega jerks to everyone. They got fed up so quickly not a single plate was set on their table before they were asked to leave by the manager. Don't know who that man was, but I applaud him for standing up to a celebrity for his staff. That shit flies all the time in L.A.
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KaBoom "They got fed up"...……………….uh, no pun intended?
I honestly have more respect for janitorial staff. I've spent a lot if time neuroICU and had radiation. Without them doing a super good job (not just in the hospital but at my university and stuff) I would probably be dead. Janitors are more important to me than whoever owns the building I'm in usually
Denis Pepic *TOO BAD ABSOLUTELY NOBODY IS GOING TO TAKE YOUR ADVICE . IN THIS SOCIETY , A MAN IS ONLY RESPECTED IF HE'S RICH . AND YES , I HAVE WORKED AS A JANITOR BEFORE . IT'S NOT A GLAMOROUS JOB AT ALL . DOWNRIGHT DEPRESSING , REALLY .*
I’ve heard a lot of people say that Adam Young (Owl City) is a huge jerk. He’s a family friend of mine - he’s actually a super sweet guy. He’s just very socially awkward and that comes off as rude on accident a lot of the time
I saw him in concert with my girlfriend last year and we notice two things about Adam Young, he is one hell of a good talent on stage and he never looks at the crowd directly.
I refuse to acknowledge anyone who says something like "Do you know who I am?" and any celebrity would get exactly the same treatment. Only celebrity I ever met was Mr. T at the height of his A-Team fame (I was a kid at the time) and he was a true gentleman. My mother also met him and she was impressed by his kindness. Given that my mom isn't impressed by much of anyone, celeb or not, this is saying something. I wish I could have met Lemmy though. He was said to be a very nice and polite guy, and I would loved to have thanked him for all the years of great music.
@@NICKWAPPERER117 Lucky you! One of his sayings that really resonated with me was "Manners are free". Dude could be rife with badassery and look scary too, yet still treat people with politeness and respect. Love his music and miss the man.
My favorite Chevy Chase story is when on the set of SNL; Bill Murray (who also often a dick according to people) got so sick of his shit that he beat the shit out of him during a rehearsal.
"Never meet your heroes". well I'd say if you like people like Spielberg, Tom Hanks and Mark Hamill, you're probably going to be fine seeing as they're not just super appreciative of fans (especially Mark) but they're also super nice people. I've never met them, but I've only heard good stories about them.
My heroes aren’t celebrities, but I lived in LA and worked in some upscale places clubs and lounges in the 60’s and 70’s. I met a number of celebrities over the years, and all were pleasant, a few quite friendly. But, I never asked for autographs or pictures as that always seemed intrusive and uncool to me.
Toni Bauer That sort of thing depends on the occasion. Randomly meeting someone on the street or in a social setting; I’d rather just have a great conversation with that person than be intrusive. You get to say; “I talked to xy for 20mins in a bar” instead of: “i got to take a pic with xy in a bar”
My heros are youtubers who make fun of themselves while playing MC while making some crazy heck of a MC world in survival. th-cam.com/video/rgP6KbMjmoU/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/vTU2tLszxg8/w-d-xo.html
Well, I guess Spacey was just trying to bed those guys, and when it was clear he couldn't coerce them for sex he ditched them, at least that's what I suspect. And then he decided to play it off as a planned-out prank. What a horrible person, really wish he hadn't been in Baby Driver, ugh.
These stories make me even more glad that all my meet and greets with celebrities have gone great. Even Sebastian Stan when the con over booked him and was way past exhausted was super sweet. Best times have been with Zachary Levi and Paul Rudd both of those guys are so nice and genuine.
kinda similar but i went to the same middle school as lil mosey and bandkid jd and yung mtn, they jumped me and my group for i dont even remember why. lol
Kind of on the opposite end of the spectrum... Went to a BTR concert in 7th grade (about 6 years ago). When my mom, my two sisters and I were walking up a path that ran along a rode to the concert area, a black car with tinted windows was rolling by very slowly. All of a sudden, we heard "excuse me ma'am! Excuse me! I'm trapped please save me ma'am!" It was Carlos! The windows were down but there were bars to keep girls from grabbing them. He was clutching the bars like he was in a jail cell. It was so funny! Will never forget that experience haha.
Some of these involve inexcusable behavior (Shatner, Bieber), while others sound like the celeb was caught on a bad day (Walken). It makes me think about how I would be a horrible celebrity due to my anxiety and introverted personality. LOL I'd probably be like Tonya Harding, running past people and shouting "leave me alone!"
For real. I have unrealistic daydreams of becoming famous due to my art, but I would become an anxious and angry wreck if people constantly tried to talk to me or touch me. For God's sake, I'm one of those introverts on weekends that say: "This week was tiring, but now I can relax at home." ... to then have people call me to ask me to go out. Imagine what would it be like to be bugged by *over half the people you meet*, and wanting nothing but being alone or being alone with select people at the very most, and you'll realize what would it do to your emotional wellbeing and empathy.
A shame hearing about that with Will Smith. My grandmother used to work for Columbia Pictures in NY and he was there often when he was in movies like Men in Black, Ali, and Hancock. She said that Will was always very nice to her and knew her on a first-name basis. Also here's a funny/wholesome story. Sean Connery was visiting someone at the building one day to talk about a movie (I think it was Finding Forrester). She was about serve the two of them tea when she tripped right in front of them, breaking her wrist and burning her hand from the hot tea. While other people went out to get my grandmother medical help, Sean Connery stayed by her side the whole time, talking with her to comfort her. She said that Sean was the perfect gentleman and practically swept her off her feet from the short time he was with her.
@Dojocho oh no, someone did something every human being has done and in many cases without knowing they did so, it has been shown in recordings with anyone for 30 minutes and later showing them the whole conversation they will point out parts they say were not true, they were not intentional. So, just because someone lied it does not mean it was actually intentional
My mom met Willy Nelson in 1995 he was renting a house behind ours for the week. My mom said he was down to earth. He signed a jacket for my dad. But he sure loves the green plant.
I used to drive a wheelchair van (taking people to their doctor appointments, etc.) and one of my regulars was a guy who had several framed and autographed photos of himself with Willie Nelson. It turns out that the guy had been a roadie for Willie Nelson years ago. He said that Willie was the nicest, most down to earth person he ever worked for. It didn't matter what your job on the tour was, he treated you with respect and it wasn't the "formal respect that a VIP shows an underling because it's expected" but a genuine friendliness of one human being to another and, of course, he was always happy to blaze up with you. According to my passenger, everything you need to know about Willie Nelson is in his song "On the Road Again." He really is just a guy who likes to travel and make music with his friends.
Sleep tight Yoder ^^ Also, the story about Kevin Spacey and the homeless men was incredibly heartwrenching. I would've paid for the homeless men's meal and then give Spacey a piece of my mind. What a horrible wretched man.
I HAVE AN OPPSITE STORY FINALLY OMG. ok so i was at this resort with my fam on holiday and charlie day and his wife were there, my lil brother found out i was sitting literally next to him and he went up to him and was like “hey i’m a really big fan i love your movies and i was wondering if i could take a pic with you” and charlie was like “of course dude tysm it means a lot” and then he went up to me and wished me a happy thanksgiving and i thanked him for being so kind to me and my lil brother. so in conclusion: charlie day is super nice 10/10 would say hi again
I heard this from my 8th grade English teacher (who was pretty cool). He had an uncle who worked at an airport and was in charge of seating and such. He apparently got yelled at by Conan O'Brian and William Shatner because of their seating or maybe their flight was canceled. They threw hissy fits like you wouldn't believe. However, when Dolly Parton had a canceled flight, she was very polite and sweet and just hoped for the best. Pretty sure the guy went the extra mile for Dolly's aide.
I can definitely believe that with Conan. I've seen trailers for episodes of his show and every time I think to myself "wow, this guy is a colossal douche".
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Isnt Conan like 7 foot tall? Cmon now, dont be that asshole airport worker and just give him an AISLE SEAT. Just kidding. He can do like the normal plebs do who are given a middle or window seat - sit at his ASSIGNED seat.
Jacob Kohr Conan is a bit of a mixed bag. He's very smart (Harvard) and slightly neurotic. He also came up on another Redditor post for being a rude celebrity, and I've actually witnessed this for myself in one of his videos (it was a livestream during one of his remotes which one of his staff members was hosting, and Conan appeared visibly irate and straight up told him off for yelling). Yet there are also other accounts of him being nice. Look up a former producer for the Tonight Show and Late Night on Quora, who said Conan was always very nice to him during his time with Team Coco (which was about 7-8 months). I think by and large Conan is a fairly nice guy who probably gets on a short leash when he's stressed. And his job is pretty stressful. His show on TBS is apparently on declining viewership. Explains why he's had to scale them back to half hour slots now.
It's true what people say about him. He kept fans waiting a Comic Con and ditched at the last minute. Some of the fans said this was the SECOND time he had done that to them. He truly lives up to his bad reputation.
Turns out celebrities are just people that can do one (or several) thing(s) very well, who would have thought. Some are dicks, some are nice, some are supremely arrogant and some are incredibly humble. But most of all, sometimes they're just in a bad mood.
we seriously need to stop treating celebrities like theyre superior cause theyre just fucking people who happen to be extremely popular theyre not fucking god I could care less wtf theyre doing
I always keep an eye out for people who seem too nice, because those are often some of the worst people you'll come across. On the bright side, Mr. Rogers by all accounts was almost every bit as nice and wholesome as his image. The worst I heard was that he was once sorta snarky when a camera man screwed up and ruined about 5 hours worth of filming, but even then it was less of a blow up and more like "I hope you'll learn from this so you don't waste everyone's time again". That's by far the worst thing I have ever heard anyone say about him.
Janelle Northcut i’ll look at where the credit goes. Sometimes they’re just done. Just because they’re out here it doesn’t mean they’re working all the time. We don’t know the whole story to any of them. He could have been harassed.
Libertatem Advocatus I would be mad too if they screwed up five hours worth of film. They have to do that again and it takes money. Even then he was good.
He's probably not on this video, but Axl Rose...In the 90s and early 2000's-2010's. He legit used to jump into crowds to hit people for having cameras, and rant on stage lmao.
Oh he's a massive asshole lol. He used to best up his wife. He was a total junkie and got himself in a lot of shit constantly. I'd argue that Gene Simmons is also a rock asshole.
My Louisianin grandmother met Jimmy Carter 4 times and he was great every time. Once, when they were on a plane, he walked down the aisle and shook everyone's hand and took pictures and autographs. Mind you, this is after he was president. She also saw him doing autographs in a bookstore in either Charlotte or Savannah. He was very friendly and calm.
The ones about Shatner make sense, but my mom actually did get to know the nice side of him. Back in the early 90s or so, she used to ride horses with him. She told me stories that he was a really nice guy when he wasn't surrounded by all of the paparazzi and what not. Must've been something about peer pressure for all I know.
I met Jeff Dunham when I was a child. I am the daughter of a ventriloquist who had been buddies with him for over 20 years. I was a huge fan of Jeff Dunham and had a lot of DVDs of his performances. My father took me to a convention in Kentucky with him one year, I think it was 2009, and I met Jeff there. Nicest guy you’d ever meet. Gave me an autograph for free and also signed Peanut, Walter and Achmed’s names as well. Later that day I ran into him in the hotel hallway since we were staying in the same hotel and he caught my attention by calling out my name and said hey to me. 11/10 man. He made my entire year that day.
I met Daryl Strawberry once at an Applebees. (St Louis area). I went to the bathroom after I ordered food. I guess I didn't see him walk in before I left to pee. He came in the bathroom as I was washing my hands. He is very tall. 6'5" or so. Being a life long Cardinal fan (and baseball guru) I recognized him almost instantly. I knew he lived around the area. Just said "You are Daryl Strawberry aren't you? He says "Yes I am. What is your name?" Told him. Said it was nice to meet him and to enjoy your dinner. Very brief conversation. Nothing crazy. As I am walking out he points and goes..."I really like your hat" in a sarcastic joking manner. Had my Cardinal hat on haha. Nice guy.
I'm surprised no one in that thread mentioned Axl Rose (Guns & Roses)...kinda like Madonna. I remember that one time he was late for a slot in a festival (I forgot which one), but I remember that a band that I liked was also in it and I think went after them...and was held up because of that fiasco.
Axl is absolutely horrible, but it's not surprising seeing how he attacked a fan in the crowd, made his translated cuss in front of the foreign crowd, is always drunk, breaks stuff, cusses at fans, etc. Surprised Angus Young let him stay in AC/DC that long... Then again, Brian Johnson is back in AC/DC and Angus is a dick himself
This is my understanding of Axl; Start with this, from wiki: "On August 8, 1992, during the co-headlining Guns N' Roses/Metallica Stadium Tour, Hetfield suffered second and third degree burns to his arms, face, hands, and legs. There had been some confusion with the new pyrotechnics setup, which resulted in Hetfield walking into a 12-foot (3.7 m) flame during "Fade to Black". Newsted said Hetfield's skin was "bubbling like on The Toxic Avenger".[51] Metallica returned to the stage 17 days later with guitar technician and Metal Church member John Marshall replacing Hetfield on guitar for the remainder of the tour, although Hetfield was able to sing" Now let's pull it together with what happened *after* that.... "The most infamous event during the tour took place during a show on August 8, 1992 at Montreal's Olympic Stadium. Metallica frontman James Hetfield suffered second and third degree burns to the left half of his body, both arms and left hand after standing in the way of a pyrotechnics reaction during the opening of "Fade to Black". Hetfield himself has said "There were extra pyro in addition to the original pyro and I got too close the original pyro." Metallica had to prematurely end their performance, but promised to return to the city for another show. After a lengthy delay, during which the audience became increasingly upset and restless, Guns N' Roses took the stage. However, the shortened time between sets did not allow for adequate tuning of stage monitors, resulting in musicians not being able to hear themselves. In addition, Rose, claimed that his throat was hurt, causing the band to prematurely leave the stage themselves. The early departure led to a riot by audience members, reminiscent of the rioting that had occurred during a Guns N' Roses show near St. Louis, Missouri one year earlier. The aggrieved audience members took to the streets of Montreal, overturning cars, smashing windows, looting local stores, and setting fires. Local authorities were barely able to bring the riot under control. Footage from the debacle was later included in the 1992 documentary A Year and a Half in the Life of Metallica. " Basically Axl had the chance to save the day.... and caused a riot instead. In Canada. Axl caused a riot *IN CANADA*.
He was quite a diva too. A Guns and Roses concert started an hour and a half late because he gave instructions NOT to be woken from his nap. Another concert was also delayed because he was so focused on the second TMNT movie,of all things.
Martin Lawrence seems like he’d probably be a nice guy irl. If I’m not mistaken he had a rough upbringing and actually took up boxing at a young age. He said that in an interview one time that he had an inferiority complex due to his size. He was also pretty good, too. I think he even became a Golden Glove contender.
I've got an example of the opposite of these people. I've seen Marina Sirtis (Deanna Troi on Star Trek: TNG) interviewed and she was almost in tears explaining that her fans were extremely important to her and she treated them accordingly because (I'm paraphrasing) "Without them she would be nothing". She said she care for them deeply and would never take them for granted. That's the attitude most should have. If the little people didn't pay to see celebrities, they would be nothing - we make them what they are and I think too many people forget that.
I went to see Nightwish and met the entire band (birthday surprise, didn't know it was happening till I got there) and they were LOVELY! Very down-to-earth, incredibly nice people, cracking jokes and just being really welcoming and friendly the whole time. I was surprised to hear some other people say their experience meeting NW wasn't so good and that they were unfriendly. 11/10, would definitely meet them again! Also would like to thank them for being so understanding and kind to a nervous fangirl :)
From what I’ve seen, Gates McFadden and Brent Spiner still love their fans too and remember their days on Star Trek fondly; Gates still sees Wil Wheaton as her sort-of son. Not sure about the rest of the cast, though I did hear Michael Dorn had a great time playing Worf, since he had to pretend to be super serious the whole time. It’s a shame he didn’t make it into Discovery because of how shit his pay would have been.
I knew an old ex-Navy guy once who said he'd met Alice Cooper back in the day. Said Cooper was a total @$$hole back when he was still drinking, but that after he dried out and found God, he became a completely different person, absolute salt-of-the-earth guy.
My grandma used to work at an Indian store and RV park near the entrance to Red Canyon in Utah and she met Alice Cooper and his wife and son. She said they were really nice people.
My voice teacher went to college with Colleen Ballinger (Miranda Sings) and she said that she was a huge bully and her Miranda Sings character was created to make fun of her ex best friend named Melinda. She was also kicked out of the vocal major because she never showed up to class or turned in work lmao
Yeah, Will Smith is one of the few ones on here where I think he was just having a bad day. Most everyone in the comments are saying he's usually really chill.
I take issue with this Smith story. Someone may have taken it to extremes. I do security work & I've seen good, bad celebs-athletes. I doubt Smith did this exactly that way...
I was watching a interview of the actor/comdian Howie Mandel. He told how he seen this celebrity in a restaurant, and he walked up, and introduced himself. He said, "I love your work. I've seen all your movies. We are working on the same movie" At first the celebrity seemed very up set, the celebrity folded up his napkin, and threw down in his plate. Then he got big smile, and talked to Howie. He asked Howie what he was doing on the set. On the set, the celebrity looked Howie up, and talked to him. Then he invited Howie to come down to this Island where he staying on the weekend. The celebrity said he cover it. Howie tells his wife, they are going to spend the weekend with the celebrity. All during the weekend, the celebrity is very nice. They eat together, go places. Howie is amazed how nice the guy is. They come back, and Howie find he is fired, and is escorted off the set. He goes home to tell his wife he lost his job. Once home, Howie's wife says she got a bill for twenty thousand dollars. It's the cost of staying on the island with the celebrity. Howie said he, and his wife broke down and cried. The celebrity almost ruined his life. Later, Howie whould tell what happened to him during his stand up routine. After he got famous, he got a sis and disist order from the celebrity. Every Howie stop using the story in his act, or he would be sued. All of this over, "I love your movies."
Every member of the American cast of "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" Is an absolute gentleman. Nicest group of people you'll ever want to meet. The exception to this is Wayne Brady, who I have not met because you had to spend close to $200 for the special seats to his show in Vegas to get the meet and greet. The other guys are more than willing to stop and sign something or take pictures outside any theater they're at after the show for free.
Weird... My experience with Andy Dick was a little different. 12 years ago, I was security at a Vegas strip club (with strippers) and he came in with an entourage. Then he walked over to me and drunkenly (yet politely) asked me in the most stereotypical Andy Dick voice cadence "Excuse me, do you know where the bathroom is?" I pointed to it and told him that he'd actually passed it to ask me that. We both had a quick chuckle and he said thanks. Then went in there. The DJ at the time was kind of a rocker guy with long hair. Apparently, he was at one of the urinals and Andy Dick was trying to talk to him, but like in an amorous way. The DJ asked him if he knew he was in a guy's restroom, thinking that the long hair may have been throwing him... Even though he was standing at a urinal. Apparently he's bi or something. Which I didn't know at the time. In any case, the DJ ziped up and bounced without washing his hands. The guy who compressed air sprays and disinfectant wipes the whole DJ booth down before he starts his shifts. The restroom attendant confirmed the DJ's anecdote... And added that Andy Dick then spent the next 45 minutes in one of the stalls, snorting his ass off. To this day, over a decade later, another security guy and I use "Andy Dick" as a euphemism for coke. Like when we worked security at a club on the Strip, he'd hit me up on the radio like "Hey, I have a party at table three and they're wondering whether you knew if Andy Dick was coming."
I'd say take all this stuff with a grain of salt. One experience with someone usually isn't enough to base an opinion off of. However, there are some people that lay it all on the table the first time you meet them, but that's not super common.
“Andy Dong” sounds like the TH-cam algorithm has the Scunthorpe Problem 😆 (I’ve only ever met one celebrity, Stevie Wonder. Super-chill and very polite, happy to pose for pics, 10/10 would meet again)
I've worked with Shatner. If you treat him with respect and are nice to him, he'll be nice back, but he does not suffer fools gladly. He'll tell you off if you act with disrespect, but he's also the guy who will put a show on for the guys sneaking a smoke out back just to make their day. How he treats you is a better indicator of how you treated him than anything else.
The thing about Michael Phelps is that he is a swimmer. And almost any swimmer I’ve met at that level of ability have some sort of social ineptitude/anxiety since most of the time they’re alone with their thoughts underwater for hours at a time.
You know, they have bad days too and it's probably extremely annoying to get flocked by fans everywhere, combine that with a really crappy day, bad mood, finally some peace and then some fan flocks again, sure many would snap.
i worked as a gaffer's assistant when i was a navy electrician, aboard the USS JFK, setting up a Bob Hope Special. Bob Hope. what an entitled POS human being. edit: best person i ever met? Bob Dole. he and his wife were the most amazing people i'd ever met. this country missed out big-time not having him for a president.
As an American citizen, I had to look some of them up too because I couldn't remember who they were. I really could not recall for the life of me who Chevy Chase was, and I kinda feel dumb about it. lol
I unfortunately come to realize that majority of the English VA's for Dragonball are assholes and really don't care all that much about the fans D: on another note Lucie Pohl is an absolute sweet heart and is ever so lovely.
You meet Vic by any chance? Asking cause of the recent news of him being fired and stuff. Not too surprised tbh, Sean for example I remember saw a vid where he was fine with TeamFourStar but would later trash them (maybe from pressure by Toei/Fun)
Sorry - every time I've been around William Shatner, he's been nothing but kind. Sometimes he may seem a bit tired (the man is aging, give him a break!), and he has an extremely quick sense of humour with a fascinating level of intelligence. Love that man.
Wow, a lot of people have had bad experiences with William Shatner. I met him when I was 13 at a convention and he was really nice. He even said I looked good in my Fourth Doctor cosplay.
my dad and his friend were in la for the jimmy kimmel show a long time ago and lawrence fishburne was scheduled to be on the show. my dad and his friend both had passes to go into the greenroom and hang out with the celebs before the show. my dad spoke to jo frost (supernanny) and she was drunk out of her mind, but super sweet. then he went to talk to lawrence fishburne and I guess he just ignored my dad and walked off without a word.
Best Celebrity interaction - Vic Mignogna, that guy truly loves to meet his fans. Worst - Not my interaction but I was at a convention that John Cusack was at and he made it blatantly clear he didn't want to be there.
She's actually really nice. Two of my friends were invited to her house and the and a group of others listened to her album before it was released. Taylor took pictures with everyone and spent a lot of time with them individually, mostly up to an hour. She also baked them cookies.
Throughout the course of my life I have met a few celebrities (athletes and musicians primarily) and for the most part they were all pretty chill. One thing I caught on to pretty quickly is celebrities are much quicker to be nice and chatty with you so long as you don't freak out over meeting them. Of the dozen or two that I've met, a few of them were nice enough to low key compliment /thank me for not getting overly excited, screaming, making a scene, and causing a ruckus. I can't say I'd blame them though, that'd have to get old after a while.
Had a beer with Collin Ferrell while he was shooting "new world". Such a classy guy, invited anyone to sit with him. Fun fact he wore his pjs to the bar when asked why he responded because they are comfortable.
I served Alec Baldwin coffee when I was a barista at a little coffee shop in Boulder, CO and he tipped me $5. He did buy literally every pastry in the case and called me “beautiful”, so I guess that was kind of cool. This was before I knew about that horrendous phone call to his daughter where he called her a pig. Either way, I didn’t act starstruck or treat him like any other customer, and always wondered if he appreciated that or if it annoyed him?
When she brags about how she drugged and robbed men and passed it all off as something she had to do just to get by, it is hard to be surprised by any douchyness coming from her
"It was a rainy night at the Oscars" That just sounds like the start of either a horror story or a love story.
Or both
It's the same thing for some people.
Okay, but I legit will watch a serial killer murders the winner of oscar one by one and the intro is like that
The Sliver Scream
(its a play on words Silver Screen)
Coming to you, Feb 9, 2020
or a noir detective story lol
My brother threw his sippy cup at Harrison Ford and he passed it back and said “here you go slugger” and winked at us. No wonder he grew up and loved Star Wars. My mother THREW the sippy away. We were really mad
Why? What made you so mad?
@Mitchell Hart: Okay. Your mother might have not liked him for some reason, but why were the others mad about him holding it, and did you all not expect him to hand it back? I don't understand the reason you all were mad about it.
@@jacklow9611 Why aren't you replying anymore? Coward.
This is so cute! My aunt was once standing in line with my cousin when he was two years old. She was one of those "cool moms" who gave my cousin a faux hawk, dyed his tips red, etc. On that day she had also put some sunglasses on my cousin. Keanu Reeves was right in front of them in line. He saw my cousin and kept calling him a "cool little dude". He talked to my cousin and my aunt for like 15 minutes. My aunt was so shocked by the whole thing that she didn't think to ask him to take a picture. She still regrets it to this day lol.
See, I knew Indiana Jones was just as cool off screen.
I honestly can’t say I blame Christopher Walken for getting sick of being mobbed by random strangers all the time.
I love how he buys the one guy whi is chill a drink. Good guy, but stressed and tired as fuck
That's enough to make Christopher Walkout
PyroGothNerd get out
@@PyroGothNerd I like you.
I can’t help but think of the scene where Scarface quits his job in HALF BAKED:
“Fuck _you!_ Fuck _you!_ YOU’RE cool! And Fuck _YOU!_
To Michael Jordan: "Stop it. Get some help."
🤣🤣
Lmao
Barkley for the assist, tho. Sleep tight yoder!
J Dial Such a dumbass you are lol
👍
Will Smith is actually really nice. I think sometimes he has bad days just like the rest of us but he’s always been a really chill nice guy. My cousin was actually the little girl in the mansion in Bad Boys 2 she met and talked with Will a lot and has always had nothing but good things to say about him.
People like to forget that they're human just like the rest of us and have bad days. Everyone acts like they're perfect but are lucky that someone isn't around to record them or tell stories about every single encounter they have throughout their lives. Some celebrities are indeed jerks, but a lot are just stressed and tired of being hounded constantly, no matter where they are and never really get any privacy and have to be 100% perfect all the time or they'll get trashed by people on the internet.
IDK, your cousin was a little girl at the time; most people -- even the meanest of people -- tend to be nicer to kids.
MelodiousBlitz true but he also met my aunts and uncle and my other two cousins and he was nothin but nice
He might be a total shithead and have one good day as well. Hitler and Stalin were also pretty nice on some days. These one-offs mean fuck all. Your friends and the one in the video.
@@zcrib3 seems like you were having a bad day, hope you feel better now 😀
It's my understanding that Bieber now acknowledges that he was a huge douchenozzle in the past, and has been apologizing for it. He blames it on youthful stupidity and the huge amount of drugs he was taking at the time. If true, then props to him for recognizing his douchebaggery and cleaning up his act.
@ChemicalCheezWhiz击 is it too late now to say *S O R R Y ?*
that or his publicity manager told him to cut the fukboi shit and go for the reform asshat route as people eat that shit up. Im glad someone chocked his ass out a club and that someone was there to take a pic of it.
nah i still feel like he's still the same tbh but who knows, maybe he really "changed" or whatever
All this was going on a thousand years ago. A cursory examination of Christianity confirms that. I am only a "fallen away' semi jumped in Catholic, but all that is obvious by a cursory glance. The behavior of the Kings of Israel in OT stories illustrates fame & renown vs Character.
Tom Frazier I love your comment the most
I was once security guard in a private party in Miami beach where Paris Hilton attended (I was the guy in the front who got her ticket). Honestly, she seemed liek a completely normal person, she spent the party in a couch talking with some friends and generally being a woman having fun, no scenes or anything.
One of the other securoty guards wanted to take a selfie with her even though our bosses specifically told us we couldnt talk to celebrities, he didnt care though and talked to her, instead of him getting a selfie with her, SHE got a selfie with him (Boss cant fire him for that, heh).
On a funny note, Paris Hilton has an assistant who carries a small pocket lamp to properly illuminate her when someoen takes a selfie with her, Lol.
Before cell phones 📱📸📹 & dv cameras were more common; 1990s, 2000s era; I always said I'd get business card size headshot pics, PR photos then just sign those & let fans have that. No awkward napkins or scraps, 😉. Some "fans" can be aggressive & demanding too. I did a security event in Celebration FL with some reality TV, contest series types. I had to kick out 4, four whackos! 😡. In fairness, 1 guy was a drunk hotel guest who came in to start a problem.
it's strange all the common people stories about her is she is just a nice and normal person not the diva stories in hear in the rags
steve-o has a story about how paris hilton was always very nice to him, but lindsay lohan stole his cocaine and then had her security kick his ass...
tlessmo I’m pretty sure it’s true, Paris has always been able to maintain her relevance and fix her brand to the times that I really believe she must be smarter and more aware than she lets on. She knows how to stay famous and stay likeable. She’s basically like what Trisha Paytas wants to be without being the inescapable train wreck.
So cool
Well the Kevin Spacey story aged well
Like a fine young wine
Sure does give a lot of backing to his victims' stories. It's such a shame because he was a great actor and _appeared_ to be nice in interviews etc. I'm no fan girl by a long shot but I was disappointed in him, as well as disgusted by his behaviour when the stories came out.
Yep, he pretty much goes down in history as coming out of the closet at the worst time.
I'm actually kinda suprised more people in the comment section aren't talking about the spacey story lol.
The Kevin Spacey hit the nail right on the head. lmao
Yeah pretty much
Agreed. Every new story I hear makes him sound more and more like a combination of Mac, Dee, and Dennis from “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia”: gay, actor, and sociopath.
My first response was "When was that posted? Because he's been outed as _both."_
He’s the average West Hollywooder
Was at an acting school in New York city. One of my classmates once worked as an extra on House of Cards. They were shooting a scene where they were a cheering crowd for one of Frank's entrances. The AD gives the crowd instructions for three takes of everyone loudly cheering and then mime it on the fourth take so Kevin could do his fourth wall monologue. Comes to the fourth take and everyone mimes except one woman. Cut. Do it again. And this woman still loudly cheers. The moment they cut, in front of everyone, Kevin walks right up to this woman and yells "Either learn how to count or get the fuck out!" Now, yes she was not listening and being frustrating, but that's the 3rd AD's job to inform her, not his.
Two to three months later after hearing this story was when the whistle was blown on him.
I love it that Andy Dicks name was changed by the 'narrator' to Andy Dong to avoid TH-cam sanction. It sounds so much more rude. Hahaha
Hahahaha
Dick van Dyke -> Dong van Lesbian
Surprised Eddie Murphy isn't on here. he made his tourguide at Universal cry. And his second assistant isn't allowed to talk to him. If Murphy, his assistant, and his second assistant all sat in a room, the conversation would go like this:
2nd assistant: (1st assistant), can you ask Mr. Murphy if he'd like a coke?
1st assistant: Mr Murphy, would you like a coke?
Eddie Murphy: Tell him no
1st assistant: no
and this is with all of them being right next to each other
source: friends with one of his former assistants.
Damn, that is really disappointing. He's one of my favorite actors
@@dariushollimanjr8407 I take many "Hollywood" stories with a grain 🧂. I've done security & a few celeb-set-VIP events, films. Some actors are 💩, some pro athletes, actors are extremely nice, polite because they do not want bad PR, bad attitudes with "fans". Also, I've seen people "wig" out 😜 or act completely rude around celebs, actors. I'd be a jerk too...
I’ve heard bad things about Eddie Murphy as well from other actors.
Why would you still even work under someone like that? Like have some self respect
He did eventually quit. paid for his kids college though.
This happened to my sister's friend and I heard it from my sister, so it all could be a bunch of second-hand bullcrap, but this is one of the few in-person celebrity counters that I know about.
The area that we live in was one that Ben Affleck and Jennifer Gardner would vacation in when they were married. My sister's friend worked in a cafe near the place they usually stayed at. Ben Affleck came in and ordered a couple of coffees and a few other snacks. My sister's friend completed the order, but apparently, she got one thing wrong and Affleck lost his shit. He proceeded to go on a tirade and yell at the girl, saying he wouldn't leave a tip. After a couple minutes, Jennifer Gardner came in to see what was taking so long and she was absolutely aghast at his behavior. She told him off right then and there, saying "that's not the way to treat anyone, especially someone that's serving you!" Affleck then walked out and Gardner proceeded to pay for the food and drinks, giving my sister's friend an extra big tip. I'm glad Gardner's not with him anymore. From what I've heard she really is a nice lady and really deserves better than that dipshit.
big oof,,,,, also js asking but has the ben affleck guy acted as batman or something before? he kinda sounds familiar
@@11reneefoo75 nah that is Tom Cruise
@Doug Smithart A little too late for that. My dad's been saying I'm way too gullible since I was eight.
@Doug Smithart There's a few names that seem to pop up in different celebrity butthole lists, and Affleck is one of them. It's not concrete evidence, but it's damning when multiple sources, for different encounters, seem to light on the same names. For instance, Michael Bay has popped up quite a few times, as well as chevy chase. Then there's how he reacted on the Bill Maher show, where he just completely flies off the handle, and becomes unreasonable to another guest's opinion.
Affleck is an alcoholic. That is no excuse but of all addictions it seems that alcohol is the one that causes delusions of grandeur and the inability to take responsibility for anything.
Jennifer Garner was a mommy for Ben. JLo dumped him because he's a wimpy, soft liberal twit. Everytime I see the clip of him calling the other guests on the show he was on racists I die of seconhand embarrassment. If he had the chance he'd sell his own daughters off for arranged marriage, but not until he made sure they had their female organ mutilated. Because it's horribly racist to go against Middle Eastern culture. No matter how barbaric.
Something must have been wrong with Will Smith because everything I have heard about him has been positive
Yea everyone has bad days. People seem to forget actors are humans too. Must be annoying having people trying to talk to you everywhere you go haha
Maybe he really needed to shit
David Long He was probably just really tired; I know I would be after having to shoot and reshoot the same scene several dozen times to make sure we get it right for the movie
He had just snapped his dogs neck to prevent it from becoming a zombie
Maybe he looked at his "son" and was feeling like a complete failure of a father.
Shatner treated everyone poorly, even celebrities. Compare how he treated Chris Pine vs how Leonard Nimoy practically adopted Zachary Quinto.
hothotheat3000 I don’t know why he has such a high opinion of himself. He’s a has been actor who now makes commercials to pay his bills
I disagree, as someone who has personally met Shatner
At least he's consistent.
I didn’t get to meet Leonard Nimoy before he died, but I heard he was really sweet and loved all his fans as much as they loved and still love him.
I did work at an event held by jay-z and Beyoncé a few years ago... surprisingly Beyoncé thanked all of the staff and was so kind. Taylor Swift on the other hand was so rude to everyone
Well, not surprising. She always plays the victim. Like with Kanye West
Bey seems like a genuine person
@@tasleemakhtar8291 Well, Kanye West is also kind of an asshole, so I guess it's a battle of the assholes.
What event?
Beyoncé has always been respectful, what’s so surprising?
Madonna: "Don't you know who I am?"
"Marilyn Monroe well past expiration?"
Ol†αɳιʂ Քɦαռ†օʍ I think Madonna was talented, but by no means a match to Marilyn in sex appeal or beauty.
LOL!!
And after 20 drinks and 10 lines of coke.
@@tonibauer2949 she lip synces she doesnt write who own songs, she is ONLY talented
"Weird" Al Yankovic couldn't have been nicer when I met him. Really sweet, albeit a bit shy (surprisingly).
I meet him over 20 years ago and he was nice as hell.
Your description is 100% accurate.
Have met him several times and once worked with him. He walked me to my car, simply the nicest guy ever. Remembered me years later. His parents were killed in a horrifying accident and my heart simply wept for him. Can't say enough nice things about him.
That's not the first time I've heard he's a bit shy.
I've literally never heard of a bad experience with weird al. He seems like such a sweetheart
This guy was the treasure of my childhood.
I took a tour of the White House several years ago. I started talking to one of the security guards there, and he was telling me about his experiences with a few celebrities. And I quote: “Bieber is a b****.”
Cory Z of course he is. I saw on the news once that he had bought a house in a quiet neighborhood, where he proceeded to rip around in his Ferrari in the middle of the night and he’d egg the neighbors
Not surprised. There's videos of him on here treating his fans like shit.
My cousins friend lives in a private neighborhood where Guy Fieri also happens to own a house. They have a barbecue in that neighborhood every summer and the whole neighborhood goes and Guy Fieri always comes and he is always a jerk and refuses to cook and then always complains about how shitty the food they cooked is and is just generally a loud annoying asshole who ruins the party and sometimes gets drunk every time
Well, look who's he best friend with a even bigger douchebag, mr.jim"ride on my dead brother's coattails" Belushi.
LUMBAGO THE FROG I would’ve told Guy to fuck off and that nobody wants his presence.
I don't know who that is
Something about him just rubs me the wrong way. I've only watched him two/three times because he did the hair of a celebrity or youtuber I like, and each time he's given off "I'm a huge prick" vibes.
Sounds like the perfect time to beat the shit out of him.
A friend of my husband's, a Michelin chef, worked in a restaurant once in Seattle. The restaurant was closed because it was like midnight but The Red Hot Chili Peppers just let out of a show and they wanted to eat there, so the chef, manger and a couple of other staff stuck around to serve them and apparently they were mega jerks to everyone. They got fed up so quickly not a single plate was set on their table before they were asked to leave by the manager. Don't know who that man was, but I applaud him for standing up to a celebrity for his staff. That shit flies all the time in L.A.
KaBoom "They got fed up"...……………….uh, no pun intended?
Respect the janitor as much as the owner
Many people say this type of stuff, few really do it... 🙄...
I always do. The cleaning crew are ppl too and are just as important. Kindness begets kindness.
I do. I’m not to important to clean up puke.
I honestly have more respect for janitorial staff. I've spent a lot if time neuroICU and had radiation. Without them doing a super good job (not just in the hospital but at my university and stuff) I would probably be dead. Janitors are more important to me than whoever owns the building I'm in usually
Denis Pepic
*TOO BAD ABSOLUTELY NOBODY IS GOING TO TAKE YOUR ADVICE . IN THIS SOCIETY , A MAN IS ONLY RESPECTED IF HE'S RICH . AND YES , I HAVE WORKED AS A JANITOR BEFORE . IT'S NOT A GLAMOROUS JOB AT ALL . DOWNRIGHT DEPRESSING , REALLY .*
I’ve heard a lot of people say that Adam Young (Owl City) is a huge jerk. He’s a family friend of mine - he’s actually a super sweet guy. He’s just very socially awkward and that comes off as rude on accident a lot of the time
Paste Eater I recently read that he has autism. I never knew! I’m on the spectrum as well.
From what I seen. He has a hard time looking at people which some people will say it's rude.
I am familiar with that. Social awkwardness really DOES look like rudeness on the surface.
I saw him in concert with my girlfriend last year and we notice two things about Adam Young, he is one hell of a good talent on stage and he never looks at the crowd directly.
Wtf as someone who’s socially awkward that pisses me off that people think we’re rude.
I refuse to acknowledge anyone who says something like "Do you know who I am?" and any celebrity would get exactly the same treatment. Only celebrity I ever met was Mr. T at the height of his A-Team fame (I was a kid at the time) and he was a true gentleman. My mother also met him and she was impressed by his kindness. Given that my mom isn't impressed by much of anyone, celeb or not, this is saying something. I wish I could have met Lemmy though. He was said to be a very nice and polite guy, and I would loved to have thanked him for all the years of great music.
Mister Frikn T?! 4 reel! Sooooo cool! I've paid my like
Sterling Crockett wow
Met Lemmy once he was the fucking man
“Do you KNOW who I AM??”
“Why...can’t you remember?”
@@NICKWAPPERER117 Lucky you! One of his sayings that really resonated with me was "Manners are free". Dude could be rife with badassery and look scary too, yet still treat people with politeness and respect. Love his music and miss the man.
Op for the Chevy Chase one should’ve just said right back “Who are YOU”
That’ll kill his ego
He's been around long enough that his ego is the undead.
My favorite Chevy Chase story is when on the set of SNL; Bill Murray (who also often a dick according to people) got so sick of his shit that he beat the shit out of him during a rehearsal.
And then piss on him. 🤣
Some guy got arrested for beating up Chevy Chase during a road rage incident...he didn't know he kicked Chevy Chase's ass😆😆😆😆
"I'm....Chevy Chase".
"Ah I've been there once, nice town in Maryland. Well, seeya Mr. Chase".
I enjoy how Madonna now uses a British accent. It’s like, you’re from DETROIT.
"Never meet your heroes". well I'd say if you like people like Spielberg, Tom Hanks and Mark Hamill, you're probably going to be fine seeing as they're not just super appreciative of fans (especially Mark) but they're also super nice people. I've never met them, but I've only heard good stories about them.
My heroes aren’t celebrities, but I lived in LA and worked in some upscale places clubs and lounges in the 60’s and 70’s. I met a number of celebrities over the years, and all were pleasant, a few quite friendly. But, I never asked for autographs or pictures as that always seemed intrusive and uncool to me.
Toni Bauer That sort of thing depends on the occasion. Randomly meeting someone on the street or in a social setting; I’d rather just have a great conversation with that person than be intrusive. You get to say; “I talked to xy for 20mins in a bar” instead of: “i got to take a pic with xy in a bar”
Mark is literally the nicest person besides Tom despite his characters not being mostly heroic besides Luke Skywalker.
My heros are youtubers who make fun of themselves while playing MC while making some crazy heck of a MC world in survival. th-cam.com/video/rgP6KbMjmoU/w-d-xo.html
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Everyone has a bad day where they might not be their nicest self so don't take this as the whole person. Except for william Shitner, frick that guy
Hyng As I mean he’s got shit in his name
@@garbagepiano4998
Shatner*
And Andy Dick, that nutsack is always an asshole.
TKinfinity I mean, he has dick in his name
Yeah, my friend met him and he was a total dick to everyone.
“Andy Dong.”
Hilarious.
Well, I guess Spacey was just trying to bed those guys, and when it was clear he couldn't coerce them for sex he ditched them, at least that's what I suspect. And then he decided to play it off as a planned-out prank. What a horrible person, really wish he hadn't been in Baby Driver, ugh.
Scribonius Thursday I know several stunt workers from that movie. Said everyone despised him
@@MegatronYES Yes, I've come to believe he wasn't really acting when he played Jason Bateman's boss in Horrible Bosses.
I feel ya on Baby Driver. Absolutely love the movie, but after his sex charges, I can never be comfortable with the way he says ‘Baby’ anymore
That Christopher Walken story is honestly kind of cool
These stories make me even more glad that all my meet and greets with celebrities have gone great. Even Sebastian Stan when the con over booked him and was way past exhausted was super sweet. Best times have been with Zachary Levi and Paul Rudd both of those guys are so nice and genuine.
Sebastian Stan is so underrated smh
Sebestian Stan is the Nicest Person in the avengers crew
*Change my Mind*
u have a galaxy brain for stanning them
Sebastian is such a sweet guy, literally no one has anything bad to say about him
You met Paul Rudd? Awesome!
Cardi B drugged me and stole my wallet.
Really?
I'm from the Bronx to alot of women do that.
kinda similar but i went to the same middle school as lil mosey and bandkid jd and yung mtn, they jumped me and my group for i dont even remember why. lol
is your username an outsiders reference
im literally just vibrating yes! oh my god you are the first person in my years of having it to recognize the reference.
Kind of on the opposite end of the spectrum... Went to a BTR concert in 7th grade (about 6 years ago). When my mom, my two sisters and I were walking up a path that ran along a rode to the concert area, a black car with tinted windows was rolling by very slowly. All of a sudden, we heard
"excuse me ma'am! Excuse me! I'm trapped please save me ma'am!" It was Carlos! The windows were down but there were bars to keep girls from grabbing them. He was clutching the bars like he was in a jail cell. It was so funny! Will never forget that experience haha.
Who`s BTR?
@@GOGOSLIFE Big time Rush
@@olyviakiley5646 Thank you. I`ll check them out.
Uh uh uh ooooh
I love BTR! I just finished watching the show, and I'm so glad they were introduced to me. Shame they broke apart
Some of these involve inexcusable behavior (Shatner, Bieber), while others sound like the celeb was caught on a bad day (Walken). It makes me think about how I would be a horrible celebrity due to my anxiety and introverted personality. LOL I'd probably be like Tonya Harding, running past people and shouting "leave me alone!"
Then Russel Crowe one seems a bit unneccesary.
Me too. I probably would be labeled a bitch by the media if I was famous
@@noemistephanie93 makes me glad im not a celebrity because my god would that suck
For real. I have unrealistic daydreams of becoming famous due to my art, but I would become an anxious and angry wreck if people constantly tried to talk to me or touch me.
For God's sake, I'm one of those introverts on weekends that say: "This week was tiring, but now I can relax at home." ... to then have people call me to ask me to go out. Imagine what would it be like to be bugged by *over half the people you meet*, and wanting nothing but being alone or being alone with select people at the very most, and you'll realize what would it do to your emotional wellbeing and empathy.
Freaky DollHouse I would love to be rich and hate to be famous.
I've always loved Salma Hayek!
A shame hearing about that with Will Smith. My grandmother used to work for Columbia Pictures in NY and he was there often when he was in movies like Men in Black, Ali, and Hancock. She said that Will was always very nice to her and knew her on a first-name basis.
Also here's a funny/wholesome story. Sean Connery was visiting someone at the building one day to talk about a movie (I think it was Finding Forrester). She was about serve the two of them tea when she tripped right in front of them, breaking her wrist and burning her hand from the hot tea. While other people went out to get my grandmother medical help, Sean Connery stayed by her side the whole time, talking with her to comfort her. She said that Sean was the perfect gentleman and practically swept her off her feet from the short time he was with her.
PandaBrawler maybe things were really bad for Will Smith that day. I have heard other good things about him.
To add to that story with Farrell seems how you’d expect him to act with the songs he’s made
I'm glad I keep getting reasons to love Avril Lavigne
I feel bad for any performer with an ongoing health issues.
@Dojocho oh no, someone did something every human being has done and in many cases without knowing they did so, it has been shown in recordings with anyone for 30 minutes and later showing them the whole conversation they will point out parts they say were not true, they were not intentional.
So, just because someone lied it does not mean it was actually intentional
My mom met Willy Nelson in 1995 he was renting a house behind ours for the week. My mom said he was down to earth. He signed a jacket for my dad. But he sure loves the green plant.
I used to drive a wheelchair van (taking people to their doctor appointments, etc.) and one of my regulars was a guy who had several framed and autographed photos of himself with Willie Nelson. It turns out that the guy had been a roadie for Willie Nelson years ago. He said that Willie was the nicest, most down to earth person he ever worked for. It didn't matter what your job on the tour was, he treated you with respect and it wasn't the "formal respect that a VIP shows an underling because it's expected" but a genuine friendliness of one human being to another and, of course, he was always happy to blaze up with you.
According to my passenger, everything you need to know about Willie Nelson is in his song "On the Road Again." He really is just a guy who likes to travel and make music with his friends.
@ Gettin' a mite deep in here.....
So did Merle Haggard.
Amazing how Andy Dick became Andy Dong...seems like a better name for him anyway, if everything tha is said about him is true :-/
Do a quick Wikipedia read on the Dick. He's a complete scumbag, yet so many people still support and make excuses for him.
Right?? That had me in stitches... XD
Andy is a Dick
This is bad enough but what if his name was Dick?
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Sleep tight Yoder ^^ Also, the story about Kevin Spacey and the homeless men was incredibly heartwrenching. I would've paid for the homeless men's meal and then give Spacey a piece of my mind. What a horrible wretched man.
Lydia Smith hearing this story makes me doubly glad he is ruined in Hollywood for life. Jerk. And I had high regard for his acting, but he is a POS.
Pharrell was so nice because he's "HAPPY".
@Shan Shan sorry but i just couldn't help myself.😂😂😂
@Shan Shan if this makes things better it's back in mines too.
Just clap along...
Marcos Escobar if you feel
Lol
I HAVE AN OPPSITE STORY FINALLY OMG. ok so i was at this resort with my fam on holiday and charlie day and his wife were there, my lil brother found out i was sitting literally next to him and he went up to him and was like “hey i’m a really big fan i love your movies and i was wondering if i could take a pic with you” and charlie was like “of course dude tysm it means a lot” and then he went up to me and wished me a happy thanksgiving and i thanked him for being so kind to me and my lil brother. so in conclusion: charlie day is super nice 10/10 would say hi again
One of my absolute dreams in terms of meeting celebs is to meet Charlie Day, so I'm so so glad to hear this!
I heard this from my 8th grade English teacher (who was pretty cool). He had an uncle who worked at an airport and was in charge of seating and such. He apparently got yelled at by Conan O'Brian and William Shatner because of their seating or maybe their flight was canceled. They threw hissy fits like you wouldn't believe. However, when Dolly Parton had a canceled flight, she was very polite and sweet and just hoped for the best. Pretty sure the guy went the extra mile for Dolly's aide.
I met Dolly Parton in 1975 at a benefit concert..she was very sweet...
I can definitely believe that with Conan. I've seen trailers for episodes of his show and every time I think to myself "wow, this guy is a colossal douche".
Isnt Conan like 7 foot tall? Cmon now, dont be that asshole airport worker and just give him an AISLE SEAT.
Just kidding. He can do like the normal plebs do who are given a middle or window seat - sit at his ASSIGNED seat.
Jacob Kohr Conan is a bit of a mixed bag. He's very smart (Harvard) and slightly neurotic. He also came up on another Redditor post for being a rude celebrity, and I've actually witnessed this for myself in one of his videos (it was a livestream during one of his remotes which one of his staff members was hosting, and Conan appeared visibly irate and straight up told him off for yelling).
Yet there are also other accounts of him being nice. Look up a former producer for the Tonight Show and Late Night on Quora, who said Conan was always very nice to him during his time with Team Coco (which was about 7-8 months). I think by and large Conan is a fairly nice guy who probably gets on a short leash when he's stressed. And his job is pretty stressful. His show on TBS is apparently on declining viewership. Explains why he's had to scale them back to half hour slots now.
@@jacobkohr7243 lmao! If it was on tv and he was acting like a douche, he was probably, and i stress, acting.
Ok, William Shatner, how many times am I going to see your name on here? 😂😂😂
Guaranteed that when they do “people of reddit, who are the nicest celebrities you encountered?” Shatner won’t be mentioned 😂
More than anybody else’s, I imagine.
It's true what people say about him. He kept fans waiting a Comic Con and ditched at the last minute. Some of the fans said this was the SECOND time he had done that to them. He truly lives up to his bad reputation.
Danny DeVito (surprisingly) my friends parents had a business meeting with him but he was so inpatient and conceited they backed out
this is the most dissapointing one by far
This truly hurts.
*O O F*
Noooooo
he was having a bit of a phil sort of day it seems
Turns out celebrities are just people that can do one (or several) thing(s) very well, who would have thought.
Some are dicks, some are nice, some are supremely arrogant and some are incredibly humble.
But most of all, sometimes they're just in a bad mood.
And then there are Keanu Reeves and Jackie Chan
we seriously need to stop treating celebrities like theyre superior cause theyre just fucking people who happen to be extremely popular theyre not fucking god I could care less wtf theyre doing
@@irimac1806 but Keanu Reeves hates public attention in fact hes sick of it hes just too nice to say it straight to your face
@@TiffanyRay I know ^^ I just wantes to mwntion their names to balance everything out.
Props to Martin Lawrence!
The more I learn about Michael Jordan, Mother Teresa, or any supposedly good person the more disappointed but wiser I get.
I always keep an eye out for people who seem too nice, because those are often some of the worst people you'll come across.
On the bright side, Mr. Rogers by all accounts was almost every bit as nice and wholesome as his image. The worst I heard was that he was once sorta snarky when a camera man screwed up and ruined about 5 hours worth of filming, but even then it was less of a blow up and more like "I hope you'll learn from this so you don't waste everyone's time again".
That's by far the worst thing I have ever heard anyone say about him.
@@libertatemadvocatus1797 And Bob Ross. Bob Ross's worst was beating the devil out of his paintbrushes.
Janelle Northcut i’ll look at where the credit goes. Sometimes they’re just done. Just because they’re out here it doesn’t mean they’re working all the time. We don’t know the whole story to any of them. He could have been harassed.
Libertatem Advocatus I would be mad too if they screwed up five hours worth of film. They have to do that again and it takes money. Even then he was good.
He's probably not on this video, but Axl Rose...In the 90s and early 2000's-2010's. He legit used to jump into crowds to hit people for having cameras, and rant on stage lmao.
Retrus Detrus. Interpreter!!!!! ‘Don’t throw bottles on stage or we leave!’ or ‘That’s it we’re leaving, thanks to the guy in [colour shirt]!’
@@ZerudaDensetsu Haha finally! Good band
LOL do that today and hed have to hit every single fan LOL. Although certainly many musicians do RANT. But they definitely arent physical.
Oh he's a massive asshole lol. He used to best up his wife. He was a total junkie and got himself in a lot of shit constantly. I'd argue that Gene Simmons is also a rock asshole.
My Louisianin grandmother met Jimmy Carter 4 times and he was great every time. Once, when they were on a plane, he walked down the aisle and shook everyone's hand and took pictures and autographs. Mind you, this is after he was president. She also saw him doing autographs in a bookstore in either Charlotte or Savannah. He was very friendly and calm.
The ones about Shatner make sense, but my mom actually did get to know the nice side of him. Back in the early 90s or so, she used to ride horses with him. She told me stories that he was a really nice guy when he wasn't surrounded by all of the paparazzi and what not. Must've been something about peer pressure for all I know.
I met Jeff Dunham when I was a child. I am the daughter of a ventriloquist who had been buddies with him for over 20 years. I was a huge fan of Jeff Dunham and had a lot of DVDs of his performances. My father took me to a convention in Kentucky with him one year, I think it was 2009, and I met Jeff there. Nicest guy you’d ever meet. Gave me an autograph for free and also signed Peanut, Walter and Achmed’s names as well.
Later that day I ran into him in the hotel hallway since we were staying in the same hotel and he caught my attention by calling out my name and said hey to me. 11/10 man. He made my entire year that day.
1:40: Saving Selma Hayek *with* the big metal spider.
I met Daryl Strawberry once at an Applebees. (St Louis area). I went to the bathroom after I ordered food. I guess I didn't see him walk in before I left to pee. He came in the bathroom as I was washing my hands. He is very tall. 6'5" or so. Being a life long Cardinal fan (and baseball guru) I recognized him almost instantly. I knew he lived around the area. Just said "You are Daryl Strawberry aren't you? He says "Yes I am. What is your name?" Told him. Said it was nice to meet him and to enjoy your dinner. Very brief conversation. Nothing crazy. As I am walking out he points and goes..."I really like your hat" in a sarcastic joking manner. Had my Cardinal hat on haha. Nice guy.
I'm surprised no one in that thread mentioned Axl Rose (Guns & Roses)...kinda like Madonna. I remember that one time he was late for a slot in a festival (I forgot which one), but I remember that a band that I liked was also in it and I think went after them...and was held up because of that fiasco.
Axel rose is a racist homophobic piece of shit
Axl is absolutely horrible, but it's not surprising seeing how he attacked a fan in the crowd, made his translated cuss in front of the foreign crowd, is always drunk, breaks stuff, cusses at fans, etc.
Surprised Angus Young let him stay in AC/DC that long... Then again, Brian Johnson is back in AC/DC and Angus is a dick himself
Isn't he the DJ on the classic rock station K-DST in GTA: San Andreas?
This is my understanding of Axl;
Start with this, from wiki:
"On August 8, 1992, during the co-headlining Guns N' Roses/Metallica Stadium Tour, Hetfield suffered second and third degree burns to his arms, face, hands, and legs. There had been some confusion with the new pyrotechnics setup, which resulted in Hetfield walking into a 12-foot (3.7 m) flame during "Fade to Black". Newsted said Hetfield's skin was "bubbling like on The Toxic Avenger".[51] Metallica returned to the stage 17 days later with guitar technician and Metal Church member John Marshall replacing Hetfield on guitar for the remainder of the tour, although Hetfield was able to sing"
Now let's pull it together with what happened *after* that....
"The most infamous event during the tour took place during a show on August 8, 1992 at Montreal's Olympic Stadium. Metallica frontman James Hetfield suffered second and third degree burns to the left half of his body, both arms and left hand after standing in the way of a pyrotechnics reaction during the opening of "Fade to Black". Hetfield himself has said "There were extra pyro in addition to the original pyro and I got too close the original pyro." Metallica had to prematurely end their performance, but promised to return to the city for another show. After a lengthy delay, during which the audience became increasingly upset and restless, Guns N' Roses took the stage. However, the shortened time between sets did not allow for adequate tuning of stage monitors, resulting in musicians not being able to hear themselves. In addition, Rose, claimed that his throat was hurt, causing the band to prematurely leave the stage themselves. The early departure led to a riot by audience members, reminiscent of the rioting that had occurred during a Guns N' Roses show near St. Louis, Missouri one year earlier. The aggrieved audience members took to the streets of Montreal, overturning cars, smashing windows, looting local stores, and setting fires. Local authorities were barely able to bring the riot under control. Footage from the debacle was later included in the 1992 documentary A Year and a Half in the Life of Metallica. "
Basically Axl had the chance to save the day.... and caused a riot instead. In Canada. Axl caused a riot *IN CANADA*.
He was quite a diva too. A Guns and Roses concert started an hour and a half late because he gave instructions NOT to be woken from his nap.
Another concert was also delayed because he was so focused on the second TMNT movie,of all things.
Martin Lawrence seems like he’d probably be a nice guy irl. If I’m not mistaken he had a rough upbringing and actually took up boxing at a young age. He said that in an interview one time that he had an inferiority complex due to his size. He was also pretty good, too. I think he even became a Golden Glove contender.
Andy Dong 😂😂😂😂😂
Well that chick from Smallville sold girls to monsters so there's her.
i'm curious but surprised that nobody has replied to your comment...
@@olymolly3637 Allison Mack.
@@raven3moon thank you. one quick search & whoops.. can't even.
@@olymolly3637 Yeah, it was really horrible.
Who?
Lol if Chevy chase were to tell me “do you know who I am?” I would’ve told him that his a dead entertainment icon.
Kitten Lyric that’s actually better lmao
I would have said, "No, but you sure look like Clark Griswold..."
Who tf even is Chevy Chase? It sounds like a car.
I'd have said well you're certainly no Cadillac or even an Oldsmobile.
"Someone who hasn't been relevant since the late 80s."
I've got an example of the opposite of these people. I've seen Marina Sirtis (Deanna Troi on Star Trek: TNG) interviewed and she was almost in tears explaining that her fans were extremely important to her and she treated them accordingly because (I'm paraphrasing) "Without them she would be nothing". She said she care for them deeply and would never take them for granted. That's the attitude most should have. If the little people didn't pay to see celebrities, they would be nothing - we make them what they are and I think too many people forget that.
I went to see Nightwish and met the entire band (birthday surprise, didn't know it was happening till I got there) and they were LOVELY! Very down-to-earth, incredibly nice people, cracking jokes and just being really welcoming and friendly the whole time. I was surprised to hear some other people say their experience meeting NW wasn't so good and that they were unfriendly. 11/10, would definitely meet them again! Also would like to thank them for being so understanding and kind to a nervous fangirl :)
From what I’ve seen, Gates McFadden and Brent Spiner still love their fans too and remember their days on Star Trek fondly; Gates still sees Wil Wheaton as her sort-of son.
Not sure about the rest of the cast, though I did hear Michael Dorn had a great time playing Worf, since he had to pretend to be super serious the whole time. It’s a shame he didn’t make it into Discovery because of how shit his pay would have been.
“Andy Dong”
Won’t lie to you. Made me lulz.
Sleep tight yoda.
... I know this isn't going to help, but I'll try anything at this stage!!
Incorrect in order to be Blessed you have to say
*Sleep Tight Yoder*
@@velimirmisanovic8647 Sleep Tight Yoder
Sleep tight yoder
Sleep Tight Yoder 🤞🤞🤞🤞
sleep tight yoder
This thread must be before the Kevin spacey stuff
The most important thing I learned from working with famous people is: "Never confuse image with reality."
I knew an old ex-Navy guy once who said he'd met Alice Cooper back in the day. Said Cooper was a total @$$hole back when he was still drinking, but that after he dried out and found God, he became a completely different person, absolute salt-of-the-earth guy.
My grandma used to work at an Indian store and RV park near the entrance to Red Canyon in Utah and she met Alice Cooper and his wife and son. She said they were really nice people.
I used to manage a music store, and one time Alice Cooper walked in and started chatting me up about golf. Super nice guy.
My voice teacher went to college with Colleen Ballinger (Miranda Sings) and she said that she was a huge bully and her Miranda Sings character was created to make fun of her ex best friend named Melinda. She was also kicked out of the vocal major because she never showed up to class or turned in work lmao
Well she grooms kids so
The Will Smith one broke my heart
Lil Mack I think he was just having a bad day. Sometimes we forget actors are humans too.
Yeah, Will Smith is one of the few ones on here where I think he was just having a bad day. Most everyone in the comments are saying he's usually really chill.
I take issue with this Smith story. Someone may have taken it to extremes. I do security work & I've seen good, bad celebs-athletes. I doubt Smith did this exactly that way...
Kitten Lyric what is your problem with him he’s a human everyone has bad days
Superkai64 I didn't know bad days were frequent
I was watching a interview of the actor/comdian Howie Mandel. He told how he seen this celebrity in a restaurant, and he walked up, and introduced himself. He said, "I love your work. I've seen all your movies. We are working on the same movie" At first the celebrity seemed very up set, the celebrity folded up his napkin, and threw down in his plate. Then he got big smile, and talked to Howie. He asked Howie what he was doing on the set. On the set, the celebrity looked Howie up, and talked to him. Then he invited Howie to come down to this Island where he staying on the weekend. The celebrity said he cover it. Howie tells his wife, they are going to spend the weekend with the celebrity. All during the weekend, the celebrity is very nice. They eat together, go places. Howie is amazed how nice the guy is. They come back, and Howie find he is fired, and is escorted off the set. He goes home to tell his wife he lost his job. Once home, Howie's wife says she got a bill for twenty thousand dollars. It's the cost of staying on the island with the celebrity. Howie said he, and his wife broke down and cried. The celebrity almost ruined his life. Later, Howie whould tell what happened to him during his stand up routine. After he got famous, he got a sis and disist order from the celebrity. Every Howie stop using the story in his act, or he would be sued. All of this over, "I love your movies."
Wow, that’s crazy...I never knew about this. I wonder who the celebrity was; I’ll have to look this story up. Maybe it was Chevy Chase?🤣🤣
I thought it was Jack Nickleson, but I don't know. I just don't like Jack.
Every member of the American cast of "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" Is an absolute gentleman. Nicest group of people you'll ever want to meet. The exception to this is Wayne Brady, who I have not met because you had to spend close to $200 for the special seats to his show in Vegas to get the meet and greet. The other guys are more than willing to stop and sign something or take pictures outside any theater they're at after the show for free.
"Andy Dong" lmao
7:25 Didn't expect Christopher to behave like that. Then again it's not everyday you get snippets on celebs
I don't think Walken was wrong on this one.
It's sounded like he wanted to unwind at a bar and got mobbed.
Charles Barkley was the greatest person to meet at a small anime convention AND the local long john silvers on the same day.
I hear he's an awesome guy, but if you f**k with him he'll throw you out a window.
Weird... My experience with Andy Dick was a little different. 12 years ago, I was security at a Vegas strip club (with strippers) and he came in with an entourage. Then he walked over to me and drunkenly (yet politely) asked me in the most stereotypical Andy Dick voice cadence "Excuse me, do you know where the bathroom is?" I pointed to it and told him that he'd actually passed it to ask me that. We both had a quick chuckle and he said thanks. Then went in there.
The DJ at the time was kind of a rocker guy with long hair. Apparently, he was at one of the urinals and Andy Dick was trying to talk to him, but like in an amorous way. The DJ asked him if he knew he was in a guy's restroom, thinking that the long hair may have been throwing him... Even though he was standing at a urinal. Apparently he's bi or something. Which I didn't know at the time. In any case, the DJ ziped up and bounced without washing his hands. The guy who compressed air sprays and disinfectant wipes the whole DJ booth down before he starts his shifts.
The restroom attendant confirmed the DJ's anecdote... And added that Andy Dick then spent the next 45 minutes in one of the stalls, snorting his ass off. To this day, over a decade later, another security guy and I use "Andy Dick" as a euphemism for coke. Like when we worked security at a club on the Strip, he'd hit me up on the radio like "Hey, I have a party at table three and they're wondering whether you knew if Andy Dick was coming."
I'd say take all this stuff with a grain of salt. One experience with someone usually isn't enough to base an opinion off of. However, there are some people that lay it all on the table the first time you meet them, but that's not super common.
Who else had to look up pretty much every one of these guys ?? 🙋♂️
🤣The shade
All except Will Smith and Christopher Walken. I love Walken's movies and Smith is too famous not to know
@@fannien.8990 Really? You didn't know who Justin Bieber was?
Nobody
BelowAverageLuke me
“Andy Dong” sounds like the TH-cam algorithm has the Scunthorpe Problem 😆
(I’ve only ever met one celebrity, Stevie Wonder. Super-chill and very polite, happy to pose for pics, 10/10 would meet again)
some rando that makes me happy to hear about Stevie.😉
I heard Chevy Chase is a tool to everyone
Me too, he really is an entitled preppie in real life, 'tis said.
Yes, he came from wealth... like Edward Norton and the Gyllenhaals and they are all pretty much spoiled, entitled douches.
Bill Murray (who is also a bit of a dick) once got so fed up with Chevy that he beat the shit out of him on the set of SNL.
Even Carrie Fisher hated Chevy Chase!
I've worked with Shatner. If you treat him with respect and are nice to him, he'll be nice back, but he does not suffer fools gladly. He'll tell you off if you act with disrespect, but he's also the guy who will put a show on for the guys sneaking a smoke out back just to make their day. How he treats you is a better indicator of how you treated him than anything else.
The thing about Michael Phelps is that he is a swimmer. And almost any swimmer I’ve met at that level of ability have some sort of social ineptitude/anxiety since most of the time they’re alone with their thoughts underwater for hours at a time.
You know, they have bad days too and it's probably extremely annoying to get flocked by fans everywhere, combine that with a really crappy day, bad mood, finally some peace and then some fan flocks again, sure many would snap.
"Sleep tight, Yoder!" 😴
Wow, who knew celebrities could be so ridiculous behind the scenes? 😠
i worked as a gaffer's assistant when i was a navy electrician, aboard the USS JFK, setting up a Bob Hope Special. Bob Hope. what an entitled POS human being. edit: best person i ever met? Bob Dole. he and his wife were the most amazing people i'd ever met. this country missed out big-time not having him for a president.
Having once read that Hope used to tell AIDS jokes during his bits, I am less than shocked...
Good to know Angelina Jolie is kind. Always looked up to that lady
As an foreigner i had to google all the names to see if I know their faces 😂
As an American citizen, I had to look some of them up too because I couldn't remember who they were. I really could not recall for the life of me who Chevy Chase was, and I kinda feel dumb about it. lol
I unfortunately come to realize that majority of the English VA's for Dragonball are assholes and really don't care all that much about the fans D:
on another note Lucie Pohl is an absolute sweet heart and is ever so lovely.
You meet Vic by any chance? Asking cause of the recent news of him being fired and stuff. Not too surprised tbh, Sean for example I remember saw a vid where he was fine with TeamFourStar but would later trash them (maybe from pressure by Toei/Fun)
I wasn't surprised about the Salma Hayek story bc she's obviously one of the nicest people out there.
My dad told me a few weeks ago he met Charles Barkley at a Home Depot and said he was a cool guy
Sorry - every time I've been around William Shatner, he's been nothing but kind. Sometimes he may seem a bit tired (the man is aging, give him a break!), and he has an extremely quick sense of humour with a fascinating level of intelligence. Love that man.
Love that the voice calls him Andy Dong 😂😂
I love how it sounds even more insulting
Wow, a lot of people have had bad experiences with William Shatner. I met him when I was 13 at a convention and he was really nice. He even said I looked good in my Fourth Doctor cosplay.
my dad and his friend were in la for the jimmy kimmel show a long time ago and lawrence fishburne was scheduled to be on the show. my dad and his friend both had passes to go into the greenroom and hang out with the celebs before the show. my dad spoke to jo frost (supernanny) and she was drunk out of her mind, but super sweet. then he went to talk to lawrence fishburne and I guess he just ignored my dad and walked off without a word.
Best Celebrity interaction - Vic Mignogna, that guy truly loves to meet his fans.
Worst - Not my interaction but I was at a convention that John Cusack was at and he made it blatantly clear he didn't want to be there.
Ive heard that taylor swift is rude.
If the whole world knows, it will certainly ruin her REPUTATION
She's actually really nice. Two of my friends were invited to her house and the and a group of others listened to her album before it was released. Taylor took pictures with everyone and spent a lot of time with them individually, mostly up to an hour. She also baked them cookies.
I've come across her twice. Total bitch both times.
Throughout the course of my life I have met a few celebrities (athletes and musicians primarily) and for the most part they were all pretty chill. One thing I caught on to pretty quickly is celebrities are much quicker to be nice and chatty with you so long as you don't freak out over meeting them. Of the dozen or two that I've met, a few of them were nice enough to low key compliment /thank me for not getting overly excited, screaming, making a scene, and causing a ruckus. I can't say I'd blame them though, that'd have to get old after a while.
That one with Kevin Spacey doesn't surprise me.
Had a beer with Collin Ferrell while he was shooting "new world". Such a classy guy, invited anyone to sit with him. Fun fact he wore his pjs to the bar when asked why he responded because they are comfortable.
"sleep tight Yoder"
I served Alec Baldwin coffee when I was a barista at a little coffee shop in Boulder, CO and he tipped me $5. He did buy literally every pastry in the case and called me “beautiful”, so I guess that was kind of cool.
This was before I knew about that horrendous phone call to his daughter where he called her a pig. Either way, I didn’t act starstruck or treat him like any other customer, and always wondered if he appreciated that or if it annoyed him?
Haven't watched this yet. But Cardi B
thats not unexpected at all tbh
@@mocndu yeah lol
I think everyone expected this and im dissapointed the whole video wasnt her but then again who wants to meet her
The B in Cardi B stands for Bill Cosby
When she brags about how she drugged and robbed men and passed it all off as something she had to do just to get by, it is hard to be surprised by any douchyness coming from her
4:45 - "Exactly how I'd imagine Andy Dong to act." LOL!