Twitter Is Cracking Up At The Stupidest Things That People Had Said To Celebrities
People like to talk a big game about what they would do if they ever met a celebrity, but what happens when the moment actually arrives? Twitter user @rachyymarshall asked people "What is the stupidest thing you've said to a celebrity?" and the answers she received proved that keeping your cool is way easier said than done.
To get the ball rolling Marshall shared her own humiliating encounter with one of the queens of pop. “I once told [Lady] Gaga she looked like MARY Antoinette. I meant Marie,” she tweeted, even adding video evidence of the memory. Well apparently word vomiting in front of stars is a common phenomenon and the thread soon went viral with people sharing fan freak-outs with famous faces from Taylor Swift to former President Barack Obama. Scroll down below to read some of these hilarious OMG moments and don't forget to upvote your favs.
You may have seen celebrities from a distance but one Twitter user wanted to know about the times' people had actually come face to face with these icons
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Whoever you are logging in should be a matter of course. It is for security reasons normally. Suppose there was a fire or other incident in the premises and you were in the toilet, if you were not logged in, maybe no-one would look for you. You're never too "big" to be at risk.
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Fan comes up to Daniel - "You're a wiz-" Daniel Radcliffe: "...DONT. YOU. DARE"
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Am I the only one who, while being thankful for good music, nice movies etc. does not automatically see celebrities as special people?
I know what you mean, they are only people, there is a few people past and present who i would call special, for example David Attenborough, that guy is a national treasure.
I agree.
It depends who they are. You can't deny that Oprah or *insert name of inspirational figure here* isn't special.
Well, aren't we all special then? What I mean: I don't deny them their acomplishments, but I don't get why I would become this stage of nervous some are describing here just because I met someone who is widely known.
When I worked at the War College in PA, my Sergeant was manning the desk when Tom Clancy walked in. He literally yelled "Oh My God! Do you know who you are!?" and immediately tried to take the words back. Luckily Mr. Clancy was a very nice man and just answered (with a smile) "Yes. Yes I do. And apparently you do too!"
I met AJ McLean from the Backstreet Boys once, walked up to him, stuck out my hand and introduced myself. It was like I was having a business meeting
Am I the only one who, while being thankful for good music, nice movies etc. does not automatically see celebrities as special people?
I know what you mean, they are only people, there is a few people past and present who i would call special, for example David Attenborough, that guy is a national treasure.
I agree.
It depends who they are. You can't deny that Oprah or *insert name of inspirational figure here* isn't special.
Well, aren't we all special then? What I mean: I don't deny them their acomplishments, but I don't get why I would become this stage of nervous some are describing here just because I met someone who is widely known.
When I worked at the War College in PA, my Sergeant was manning the desk when Tom Clancy walked in. He literally yelled "Oh My God! Do you know who you are!?" and immediately tried to take the words back. Luckily Mr. Clancy was a very nice man and just answered (with a smile) "Yes. Yes I do. And apparently you do too!"
I met AJ McLean from the Backstreet Boys once, walked up to him, stuck out my hand and introduced myself. It was like I was having a business meeting