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30 Deleted Celebrity Tweets That People Took Screenshots Of, So Now They Will Live On Forever
Social media’s a tough thing to navigate when you’ve got a stellar reputation to protect. And it’s especially hard when you’re a celebrity with everyone’s eyes on you 24/7. On the one hand, you want to be genuine and use Twitter to post whatever you’re feeling at the moment and whatever pops into your mind.
On the other hand, posting without thinking can make you cringe later on down the line and even land you in hot water. And you know what doesn’t work when you’re a star? Deleting tweets. Cuz people take screenshots and then that stuff’s online forever just like Homer Simpson’s stuck working at the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant until the end of time.
Have a scroll through some of the most infamous and iconic deleted celeb tweets that Bored Panda collected and upvote that ones that left the biggest impression on you. And read on for Bored Panda's interview with Hollywood and celebrity expert Mike Sington who told us all about the behind-the-scenes details how stars manage their social media and what they should never ever do. In the mood for some more embarrassing celebrity social media fails? Check out our earlier post right here.
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"Most major celebrities have a social media manager that manages all of their accounts. This person (at times it’s a team, with a single manager) creates content for the celebrity, and posts on their behalf. Usually the celebrity has to have final approval on the content before it’s posted," Mike explained about how some stars deal with social media.
"In addition, often the celebrity will suggest content to their social media person, who will then craft it for them. At times, however, the contract with the media team allows them to post without final celebrity approval. There are just as many celebrities handling all of their own social media—they write, photograph and post completely on their own.
Mike had some very to-the-point advice for celebrities: don't post anything if you're feeling angry, emotional, or upset.
"Wait one full day, then decide if you want to go ahead with that post. It’s pretty simple advice, but it would keep a lot of stars out of trouble!"
Do you think that it’s an overstatement that stars are always under scrutiny? It turns out to be true. In an earlier interview, Mike explained to Bored Panda that celebrities need to remember that they are always in the public eye. “Even when they think they aren’t,” he stressed.
That means that celebrities have to always, always, always assume they’re ‘on display’ and being watched by their fans. That means behaving in a friendly, well-mannered way. Both online and offline. You’ve always got an audience, even when you think you’re posting for yourself.
“It does take some conscious effort on the celebrity’s part to be nice, just knowing every interaction, and everything they’re doing in public can be recorded. For some celebrities, in fact, I’d say most celebrities, being nice comes naturally. It doesn’t take any special effort, because it’s who they are as a person,” Mike explained.
Maintaining a reputation as someone who’s nice, friendly, approachable, and who adores their fans is vital for stars. Their supporters are their lifeblood, after all. So acting ‘properly’ is always a plus whether it’s in real life or on Twitter. And just like in real life, there are no take backsies on the internet anymore. (To some extent even for us mere mortals.)
“In my experience, the one constant I’ve noticed is the bigger the star, the nicer the celebrity. The established stars have it down and understand the importance of the celebrity/fan relationship. You usually only have a problem with the newer, up-and-coming stars. They at times don’t get it and may think they’re too good to interact with you. This attitude often backfires, and they realize if they want longevity, it’s actually not that hard to be nice.”
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Jane Alexander 5 years ago
Sounds like someone should follow them -with a shovel.
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Colin Mochrie At Its Finest 5 years ago
Wasn't this a hack job? Unsure who but it was probably one of her kids.
JessG 5 years ago
I find them all particularly vapid, And uninteresting, but to call them all sharts, seems pretty harsh
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Nevi Løvfelt 5 years ago
Too much information miss Jenner. You dont have to let people know everything you do. Pls give us peace.
Johanne Trudeau 5 years ago
And why is this share worthy??? Not something I would be proud to admit to anyone...
Nevi Løvfelt 5 years ago
Me neither, but we're talking about Chris Jenner. Everybody GOT to hear everything she and her family do. Too much information always. Sigh!
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Jane Alexander 5 years ago
Sense? from a Jenner or Kardashian you're looking for sense?
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M Kate McCulloch 5 years ago
That might be funny in your first circle of friends, but a little TMI for public broadcast...
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Leo Domitrix 5 years ago
Well, apparently "ain't nobody ever been" to English class, either...
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Roger Haywood 5 years ago
Well its clear that she doesn't know how to take off the autocorrect.
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Marcellus the Third 5 years ago
Context needed --- did anything else happen? Are these specific regrettable memes? On the face of it there's nothing wrong with this tweet.
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No you didn't 5 years ago
I can't believe I made it through the entire post. It felt like my IQ was dropping by a few points with every tweet.
Aksa 5 years ago
see the article about Bunny — an internet-famous dog, IQ will rise
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Call Me Mars 5 years ago
This goes to show you need to be careful with what you put on the internet. People may have screenshots and/or can be traced back.
Happy_Pandalover 5 years ago
totally. While some are truly embarassing and stupid, some are just funny. Like Hailey's. How would she know she would marry Justin one day. Her Tweet was ironical, but in no way mean or harmful.
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JessG 5 years ago
I don’t have Twitter, but is it a thing that you can’t use commas? That’s driving me nuts!
Kisses4Katie 5 years ago
Back then, you could only use like 150 (?) characters, so it saved space/letters
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Cori 5 years ago
I feel like that is definitely something to be proud of. 👍
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Jordan Rogers 5 years ago
I will say this, yes this wasn't their best moments in life, but I'm sure everyone has grown from this point forward. But we all know that everyone will use this to prove a point in the future.
Isabella R.W. 5 years ago
Agreed, Jordan Rogers. We all need a bit of optism this year.
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Marissa Camacho 5 years ago
Celebrities can't even spell right... And who cares if one of them sharts?!
gargling_gargoyle 5 years ago
A lot of these seem fake. Very easy to fake a screenshot of a tweet.
LittleMissLotus 5 years ago
Ah, they days before celebs got someone else to write and manage their accounts...
No you didn't 5 years ago
I can't believe I made it through the entire post. It felt like my IQ was dropping by a few points with every tweet.
Aksa 5 years ago
see the article about Bunny — an internet-famous dog, IQ will rise
Load More Replies... Call Me Mars 5 years ago
This goes to show you need to be careful with what you put on the internet. People may have screenshots and/or can be traced back.
Happy_Pandalover 5 years ago
totally. While some are truly embarassing and stupid, some are just funny. Like Hailey's. How would she know she would marry Justin one day. Her Tweet was ironical, but in no way mean or harmful.
Load More Replies... JessG 5 years ago
I don’t have Twitter, but is it a thing that you can’t use commas? That’s driving me nuts!
Kisses4Katie 5 years ago
Back then, you could only use like 150 (?) characters, so it saved space/letters
Load More Replies... Cori 5 years ago
I feel like that is definitely something to be proud of. 👍
Load More Replies... Jordan Rogers 5 years ago
I will say this, yes this wasn't their best moments in life, but I'm sure everyone has grown from this point forward. But we all know that everyone will use this to prove a point in the future.
Isabella R.W. 5 years ago
Agreed, Jordan Rogers. We all need a bit of optism this year.
Load More Replies... Marissa Camacho 5 years ago
Celebrities can't even spell right... And who cares if one of them sharts?!
gargling_gargoyle 5 years ago
A lot of these seem fake. Very easy to fake a screenshot of a tweet.
LittleMissLotus 5 years ago
Ah, they days before celebs got someone else to write and manage their accounts...
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