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In 2012, fans were waiting for hours to see the British actress while she was filming a movie in their area. When she passed by, she apparently completely ignored them.
The director has a reputation for being rude with a lot of people, celebrities and fans alike.
The actor is known for not signing autographs unless he's at a convention.
Some fans won an MTV contest and were supposed to meet the singer. Reportedly, they waited around the whole day, only to spend 15 seconds with her in the end.
A fan reported an encounter where two boys recognized the movie star while he was dining out with his then-wife Demi Moore. The boys started pointing at him and smiling. Bruce Willis stood up and yelled at the boys for disturbing his meal. The boys were reportedly around 10 years old.
The actor was at a New Orleans bar when fans approached him to take a picture. He reportedly cursed them out and things escalated quickly, ending with a supposed warrant out for his arrest.
RiRi cyberbullied a 16-year-old fan who made a bat-winged pantsuit inspired by the singer. Rihanna posted side-by-side pics of the teenager and the Wu Tang symbol on social media, mocking her fan's prom outfit.
It looks like the famous chef doesn't like her audience that much. Apparently she acted cold towards them in her TV show, according to a review.
The Hollywood star threw a man's cell phone to the ground at a hotel lobby and yelled "do we look like [expletive] zoo animals?"
Diaz told GQ that she can't sign autographs or take pictures because when she does it for one person, lots of other people line up for their turn.
Tobey Maguire was voted by Autograph Collector magazine the worst autograph signer in Hollywood.
Former NBA star Tim Duncan flipped a fan off in a CVS parking lot.
While playing a song on a TV show, he told audience members who were trying to clap along that if they couldn't clap in time, they should just shut up.
There have been several fan claims that Megan Fox has acted rudely towards them. Apparently some select members of the 'Transformers' crew also weren't her biggest fans.
Justin Bieber has been rude to fans on more than one occasion, but probably the worst one dates back to 2013. He reportedly spat on fans who were beneath his hotel room, although Bieber's representative claimed that he didn't spit on anyone, and that there were no fans below the balcony.
Madonna told fans to "shut the [expletive] up" after arriving late for a concert in Manchester, UK.
Amy Schumer apparently doesn't like to take selfies with fans.
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In 1980, Morrisey sent a dark reply to a personal ad in Sounds magazine. You can read it here.
Comedian Rob Huebel went up to Chase to meet him but ended up being slapped across the face. Chase made a joke out of it, but still, that's not a way to treat a fan.
American actress Hailee Steinfeld recalls asking the 'Glee' star for an autograph. Apparently Lea Michele completely ignored the then-teenager.
According to his former publicist, Bale would become angry when fans approached him. He would reportedly give little girls lectures about being rude and intrusive until they started crying.
Kanye West allegedly became violent with a fan looking for an autograph on January 13, 2022. The 'Donda' rapper was leaving the Soho Warehouse club early and was reportedly approached by a fan. A video captured outside the club shows an aggravated West shouting while an unidentified man lies on the ground. Sources say that West struck the man after he approached him to ask for an autograph.
"James Corden is a Hugely gifted comedian, but a tiny Cretin of a man," Keith McNally, owner of NYC's Balthazar restaurant wrote on social media. "And the most abusive customer to my Balthazar servers since the restaurant opened 25 years ago." On October 17, 2022, Balthazar restaurant owner Keith McNally shared that he banned, or "86'd" Corden following the "funny man's treatment of my staff" which reportedly included finding a hair in his food and demanding free drinks, then throwing a tantrum because his wife's omelet was not cooked the way she wanted it—both times being extremely rude to the waitstaff. McNally provided an update shortly after, revealing that Corden had contacted him to apologize and that all had been forgiven.
A video went viral of the Puerto Rican rapper and singer grabbing a fan's phone and tossing it into the water as she tried to snap a pic with him. In the video you can see the woman following Bad Bunny as he walked in the Dominican Republic, getting in front of him as she attempts to take a selfie with him. Annoyed, the musician snatches her phone and throws it into a nearby body of water, earning gasps from onlookers.
Bad Bunny himself tweeted his thoughts about it after the video racked up over a million views. “The person who comes up to me to say hello, to tell me something, or just to meet me, will always receive my attention and respect,” he wrote, translated from Spanish. “Those who come to put a [expletive] phone in my face I will consider it for what it is, a lack of respect, and I will treat it likewise." Fans were divided on his response, with some saying he went too far and should acknowledge both that he's a celebrity and that he can't just damage people’s property. Others said he simply needs a break, which the rapper himself has previously admitted.
Fans taking selfies at Miranda Lambert's Las Vegas residency show was enough to tick her off. She began her song 'Tin Man' before she suddenly told her band to pause and said, as captured in a fan video, "These girls are worried about their selfie and not listening to the song," she pointed to some people in the front. "It’s [ ] me off a little bit." She shook her head as some of the crowd cheered. “I don’t like it. At all. We’re here to hear some country music tonight. I’m singing some country damn music," she added, gesturing for them to put their phones down.
In a later thread, she responded to a fan account asking what they should change their name to and Doja replied, "just delete the entire account and rethink everything it's never too late." In response to her combative words, her popular fan accounts have been recently deleted. One fan asked her to tell her fans that she loves them, and she replied, "i don't though cuz i don't even know yall [sic]." Someone responded to that thread and said, "and we don't know you. but we have supported you through thick and thin. mind you you'd be NOTHING without us. you'd be working at a grocery store making songs on [ ] garage band miss high school drop out..." and Doja replied saying, "nobody forced you idk why you're talking to me like you're my mother [ ] you sound like a crazy person."
The pressure of being constantly under the spotlight can make celebs throw some serious diva tantrums. Fans trying to take pictures or asking for autographs is sometimes enough to trigger a rude response from these stars.
Click through the gallery and find out which celebrities blew up at their fans.
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The pressure of being constantly under the spotlight can make celebs throw some serious diva tantrums. Fans trying to take pictures or asking for autographs is sometimes enough to trigger a rude response from these stars.
Click through the gallery and find out which celebrities blew up at their fans.