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50 Funny Comments That Are Even More Amusing Because Celebrities Wrote Them (New Pics)
Sometimes it’s easy to forget that celebrities are real people, not just characters on a screen. But just like us, they’re sliding into each other’s DMs with the latest memes or hyping up their friends with heartfelt comments under their posts—even when that post happens to be a glossy magazine cover rather than a casual candid.
That’s why catching a glimpse of these interactions feels both surprising and fascinating. And it explains the popularity of Comments By Celebs, an Instagram account dedicated to collecting the funniest, most viral remarks left by famous stars. Below, you’ll find some of the best gems they’ve shared.
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Social media began as a way, just like the name suggests, to be social.
Back in the early days, getting 10 likes on Instagram felt like a huge achievement, because that was the moment your like count switched from listing out names to just showing numbers.
It was fun, light-hearted, and a way to keep up with friends by posting silly or interesting snapshots of daily life.
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Fast forward to today, and social media has become something completely different. Facebook now has over three billion monthly active users, and Instagram clocks in at around two billion.
These platforms are global business tools, news outlets, and promotional spaces. For many people, scrolling through feeds has replaced turning on the evening news.
Celebrities are just as tied to these platforms as the rest of us, sometimes even more so.
For some, it’s an essential part of their career, a place to promote projects and connect with fans. For others, it’s simply about showing support for their friends or dropping a quick comment.
And in many cases, they use their massive platforms for good causes.
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Take Selena Gomez, for example. She has encouraged her 417 million followers—yes, that’s more than the entire population of the United States—to donate to the Rare Impact Fund, which helps provide mental health services to those in need.
Similarly, Ariana Grande has used Instagram to encourage vaccination and even partnered with BetterHelp to give away $1 million in free therapy, reminding fans it’s okay to ask for help. These are moments when social media truly shines.
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David 2 months ago (edited)
Antisemitism is a very ancient and active form of hate in the world, and a holiday celebrating Jewish independence 2200 years ago from Syrian Hellenic Rule, is still triggering to some. But also there is a huge swatch of people who call themselves "pro-Palestine" but are just really antisemitic and using Palestine as a excuse (see Candice Owens, Nick Fuentes, Ana Kasparian, etc) And man studies (see below) show a lot just use it as an excuse to cover up their real hate as well as provide cover for violence. This does not mean all pro-Palestinian people are antisemitic, but the movement is loaded with them, according to polls (https://cpost.uchicago.edu/publications/antisemitism_and_support_for_political_violence/, https://academic.oup.com/jeea/article-abstract/22/5/2329/7613578?redirectedFrom=fulltext&login=false, https://research.gold.ac.uk/id/eprint/28116/1/Hirsh%20Allington%20Antisemitic%20Antizionism.pdf, https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1177/10659129221111081)
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But there’s another side to it too, the darker, more overwhelming one. Even celebrities, who seem to thrive online, admit the downsides. Selena Gomez told Vogue that being the most followed person on Instagram actually “freaked her out.”
“It had become so consuming to me. It’s what I woke up to and went to sleep to. I was an addict, and it felt like I was seeing things I didn’t want to see, like it was putting things in my head that I didn’t want to care about,” she said.
Other stars avoid the spotlight altogether.
Kristen Stewart keeps a private Instagram just to stay in touch with friends. As she put it: “That’s not social media. We have a shared photo stream.”
And as for Twitter (now X), she once joked: “What would I tweet about? Who to? What are you saying? Imagine sitting here right now and thinking, ‘That’s a good thing to say to the world?’ I can't even understand it.”
Daniel Radcliffe takes a similar approach. Despite his worldwide fame, he’s stayed off social media completely.
“I don’t have Twitter and I don’t have Facebook and I think that makes things a lot easier,” he told Sky News. “If you go on Twitter and tell everybody what you’re doing moment to moment and then claim you want a private life, then no one is going to take that request seriously.”
At the end of the day, celebrities show us that social media can be both powerful and problematic. It’s a tool that can spread awareness, connect people, and even save lives, but it can also become overwhelming and addictive.
The lesson? Use it wisely, enjoy it in moderation, and remember: the real world is happening off-screen.
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Lyone Fein 2 months ago
Good advice for that woman who has been taken advantage of by too many!
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Laughing Orc 2 months ago
His body, his choice. And just in case it wasn't clear by now, people dont get tattoos -or other body modifications, for that matter - for your approval.
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🇳🇬 Asi Bassey 🇳🇬 2 months ago
I do. I never heard of him before Top gun: Maverick. Now he seems to be everywhere.
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Alex Kennedy 2 months ago
It’s funny to realise that really really ridiculously good-looking people are *ALSO* shocked when they are able to date other really really ridiculously good-looking people. Also, I apparently have in common with Dylan Sprouse that I cannot believe I have the good luck to be with my wife!
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Bob Brooce 2 months ago
Jeff Ross doesn't necessarily suck, but that picture just screams "only the good die young."
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Nikki Sevven 2 months ago
"Oh, yeah. And facelifts, botox, fillers, a personal trainer, no financial worries whatsoever, and filters."
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David Morgan 2 months ago
Everything I see about this woman says she peaked as an attractive teenager. As soon as people started telling her 'wow, you are attractive, you should be in movies etc' and she got surrounded by douchebags, it's been a gradually-accelerating trainwreck.
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cerinamroth 2 months ago
I got a taxi to the hospital and he nearly missed birth #2 so there wasn't much for him to do! However, it was what he did in the post-partum period that showed what he was made of. He helped me through post-partum depression, saw us through the long, long nights without complaint. Massaged my shoulders when they were sore from breastfeeding and carrying the baby. Helped around the house without being asked.
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Zig Zag Wanderer 2 months ago
When is it safe to ask a woman if she's pregnant: 1 month, no. 3 months, no. 6 months, no. 9 months, no. 10 months definitely not!
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Laughing Orc 2 months ago
I feel like the vast majority of these are just plain uninteresting without any context behind them. In some cases I have no idea who the 'celebs' are even supposed to be 😑
Grumpy old man 2 months ago
Welcome to old age. I miss Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts
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Rick Murray 2 months ago
"More Amusing Because Celebrities Wrote Them" - sorry, I guess I'm broken, but my meter of how amusing something is depends entirely upon how amusing it is, and not upon who wrote it (and, let's be fair, with the constant blizzard of memes and quotes, half the time I neither look nor care, I either giggle/cringe/meh and move on).
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Laughing Orc 2 months ago
I feel like the vast majority of these are just plain uninteresting without any context behind them. In some cases I have no idea who the 'celebs' are even supposed to be 😑
Grumpy old man 2 months ago
Welcome to old age. I miss Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts
Load More Replies... Rick Murray 2 months ago
"More Amusing Because Celebrities Wrote Them" - sorry, I guess I'm broken, but my meter of how amusing something is depends entirely upon how amusing it is, and not upon who wrote it (and, let's be fair, with the constant blizzard of memes and quotes, half the time I neither look nor care, I either giggle/cringe/meh and move on).
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