Rebecca Black

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27.

Yeah, I mean, like, we're all figures to people, and we're all not real.

Yeah, I mean, like, we're all figures to people, and we're all not real.

There was actually this one thing I did years ago. There was a show that aired for, like, three episodes, and I think it was called Hater. And it was, like, some random CW, like, kind of coming out of the early 2000s trash reality TV situations where there were, like, all those really bizarre shows. And basically kind of, like, punked or, like, one of those type shows.

There was actually this one thing I did years ago. There was a show that aired for, like, three episodes, and I think it was called Hater. And it was, like, some random CW, like, kind of coming out of the early 2000s trash reality TV situations where there were, like, all those really bizarre shows. And basically kind of, like, punked or, like, one of those type shows.

And they had me shoot an episode for it. And I was probably 15 or 14 at the time where basically you would have, they would find, they would cast like a real like hater. That's crazy.

And they had me shoot an episode for it. And I was probably 15 or 14 at the time where basically you would have, they would find, they would cast like a real like hater. That's crazy.

Oh, I'm not doing that. And every episode, like I think Kim Kardashian did an episode, a few other people. And you would spend the day with a hater.

Oh, I'm not doing that. And every episode, like I think Kim Kardashian did an episode, a few other people. And you would spend the day with a hater.

Basically. And the whole point was to, in some very unsettling way, get this hater to humanize with you and for the person to humanize with the hater or whatever. And so I did this. I spent the day with this, I think it was a woman in her late 20s, early 30s. When you were 14? Yeah.

Basically. And the whole point was to, in some very unsettling way, get this hater to humanize with you and for the person to humanize with the hater or whatever. And so I did this. I spent the day with this, I think it was a woman in her late 20s, early 30s. When you were 14? Yeah.

yeah and we had a conversation at the end of the interview where like i basically was like fully in tears like not understanding why this girl was just like going off at you at me yeah the whole day was just like i hate i i mean back like just in just in general conversation like oh yeah it's like oh i fucking hate you yeah what yeah

yeah and we had a conversation at the end of the interview where like i basically was like fully in tears like not understanding why this girl was just like going off at you at me yeah the whole day was just like i hate i i mean back like just in just in general conversation like oh yeah it's like oh i fucking hate you yeah what yeah

i would love to re-watch this footage but basically at the end of the of the uh the point i'm getting to is at the end of the day we got to this conversation where she something literally like clicked in her brain and she was like i didn't think you were real like i

i would love to re-watch this footage but basically at the end of the of the uh the point i'm getting to is at the end of the day we got to this conversation where she something literally like clicked in her brain and she was like i didn't think you were real like i

It took 12 hours of literally being next to this girl, like in every Uber we were together, like in every or whatever it was like we were. She just couldn't get this like out of her mouth of like, I hate you. It's so unprofessional. And then we probably got into this whole conversation.

It took 12 hours of literally being next to this girl, like in every Uber we were together, like in every or whatever it was like we were. She just couldn't get this like out of her mouth of like, I hate you. It's so unprofessional. And then we probably got into this whole conversation.

But it's really real that people don't they really see you as like you're there for their entertainment, you know, which I get it. Like, I'm a pop star. Like, I'm there to entertain, to entertain and do, you know, choreo for you and make you feel good about yourself and escape and all of that. But the depths that people take it to is amazing.

But it's really real that people don't they really see you as like you're there for their entertainment, you know, which I get it. Like, I'm a pop star. Like, I'm there to entertain, to entertain and do, you know, choreo for you and make you feel good about yourself and escape and all of that. But the depths that people take it to is amazing.