The Queen Of Twitter is back with something we all would like to know. You know how at some point during a dinner party, the tongues let loose and we share "did you know that I" facts with everyone at the table? It’s usually so priceless and funny that you gotta be careful not to choke on a mouthful of home-made pâté.
But thanks to Chrissy Teigen, the internet has laid it all out on the table for everyone to cringe upon. The 34-year-old star asked people on Twitter to share their 1 minute of fame stories that “u share with people at dinner parties but it’s so stupid.” 51K likes and 1.9K retweets later, the answers are in, and trust me—it’s gonna be a roller-coaster ride you didn’t know you needed.
After you’re done, check out Teigen’s funniest tweets right here.
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Chrissy Teigen is known as one of the most unfiltered and hilarious people on the internet who has gained a cult-like following on social media. In an interview with Vogue, Chrissy confessed that she, unlike her followers, would be “annoyed by me if I weren’t me. I feel that all the time.” And her genuine honesty is precisely what people love.
But despite her candor, Chrissy isn’t immune to criticism and cares about others’ opinion. “I genuinely do care. I think it’s funny when people are like, ‘I love how you just don’t give a fuck.’ I’m like, ‘Oh my God. I give so many fucks.’ I want to be liked,” she said.
Propaganda is propaganda, and this is a damn good photo for it if you don't tell the context.
Chrissy started her career as a top model in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, back in 2010. At that time, she was already in a relationship with singer John Legend. And in 2013, the A-list couple finally tied the knot in Italy. They have two kids—4-year-old Luna and 2-year-old Miles.
I'm with you on the dislike of calamari... like chewing on an ocean flavoured rubber band.
Wait... this guy had to wear Spanx before putting on their coat? Also, I thought Spanx was underwear, so why couldn't he get them over his shoulders?
That's a complete contrast to the fake smile pasted on Sherrie Pie's face...
Unhygienic and not something I would put in my mouth... raw beef or any uncooked meat product.
Rather you than me... get serious motion sickness symptoms. Ended up crying on the last roller-coaster I ever went on.
Apologies, but everyone there looks like carrots lmao
She should have been told about her image being used by the photographer... and paid! (Lesson- always read the contract and the small print!).
A former student of mine makes TheOdd1sOut Youtube videos. He included me as a character in one of his videos.
That's awesome!! So you're the mysterious Mr. Batman I'm guessing?
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I went to college in Pittsburgh where a surprising number of movies were filmed. Anytime I needed a few dollars I would check out the listings for extras in movies. I was an extra in about 20 films over the 4 years. Was the better alternative to participating in science experiments for money!!
I was on the radio when the DJ kept talking about a scandal involving naked photos of Will Farrell being published and how upset he was with it. I called in and told the DJ "It's Colin Farrell who's upset..not Will Farrell. Will Farrell is from Saturday Night live and was in Old School running naked next to a van. I don't think he'd care if anyone saw his junk."
I designed a tattoo together with my tattoo artist and he tattooed it on my forearms. The picture of my tattoo went viral all over the Internet and a year later the singer of a famous metal band called Cradle of Filth took the same tattoo. PhotoColla...81a5c6.jpg 
My class was handing out flowers for May day ( 2nd grade) and we ran into a news lady. She thought what we were doing was sweet so she filmed us and we were on the news that night. I still remember seeing my awkward little face on tv and being so happy.
My house was in the background of the car egging scene in "The Fault in Our Stars" movie, and the pic was included in the book.
my dad was an extra in a video that my church put on there website. You can't even really see him.
I was once in a local newspaper article when my year at school was involved in a project where we were going to speak to the astronauts on the former MIR space station. All the other kids are looking at the camera, teacher too, but I'm the one kid facing away, pointing at a photo of MIR that my teacher is holding. It gets worse, as I was one of the kids chosen to speak, and then go on local news live to talk about it. But, true to my life's form, my luck ran out right there, and I got the measles that same week, so I obviously had to stay home, and miss it all. Oh, and the project didn't work, by the way. The guy who brought in all the communication equipment didn't have the right stuff; it was either too weak, or couldn't match the broadcast frequency. I forget.
A former student of mine makes TheOdd1sOut Youtube videos. He included me as a character in one of his videos.
That's awesome!! So you're the mysterious Mr. Batman I'm guessing?
Load More Replies... I went to college in Pittsburgh where a surprising number of movies were filmed. Anytime I needed a few dollars I would check out the listings for extras in movies. I was an extra in about 20 films over the 4 years. Was the better alternative to participating in science experiments for money!!
I was on the radio when the DJ kept talking about a scandal involving naked photos of Will Farrell being published and how upset he was with it. I called in and told the DJ "It's Colin Farrell who's upset..not Will Farrell. Will Farrell is from Saturday Night live and was in Old School running naked next to a van. I don't think he'd care if anyone saw his junk."
I designed a tattoo together with my tattoo artist and he tattooed it on my forearms. The picture of my tattoo went viral all over the Internet and a year later the singer of a famous metal band called Cradle of Filth took the same tattoo. PhotoColla...81a5c6.jpg
My class was handing out flowers for May day ( 2nd grade) and we ran into a news lady. She thought what we were doing was sweet so she filmed us and we were on the news that night. I still remember seeing my awkward little face on tv and being so happy.
My house was in the background of the car egging scene in "The Fault in Our Stars" movie, and the pic was included in the book.
my dad was an extra in a video that my church put on there website. You can't even really see him.
I was once in a local newspaper article when my year at school was involved in a project where we were going to speak to the astronauts on the former MIR space station. All the other kids are looking at the camera, teacher too, but I'm the one kid facing away, pointing at a photo of MIR that my teacher is holding. It gets worse, as I was one of the kids chosen to speak, and then go on local news live to talk about it. But, true to my life's form, my luck ran out right there, and I got the measles that same week, so I obviously had to stay home, and miss it all. Oh, and the project didn't work, by the way. The guy who brought in all the communication equipment didn't have the right stuff; it was either too weak, or couldn't match the broadcast frequency. I forget.
