Jenny From The Block Out Here Treating People Like Trash
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Lol. Ben gave the tip. Regardless of whether or not she thought he should've given that much, it was theres at that point. She had absolutely no right to take it back after the fact.
As for JHO always thought she was overrated, minimum talent. There have been stories about her being a bytch for many years, perhaps more than any other celebrity. Based on a lot of the statements she's personally made, and the number of accusations, I can easily believe she's not a nice person.
Rhyme n Tekniq
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That bytch been a habitual line-stepper
The whole thinking she can sing as good as Whitney Houston proves this bytch is a textbook example of a narcissist
The whole thinking she can sing as good as Whitney Houston proves this bytch is a textbook example of a narcissist
I'm guessing a lot of these stories are probably "me too" exaggerations or outright fabricated for clout (it's Tiktok after all) but where there's smoke there's often fire with these stories. People said the same thing about Ellen DeGeneres for years and it ended up being true. People have been calling J Lo an entitled brat for like 20 years now
I think it's a little unbecoming to critique the minor interactions of someone's life, and make it a fixed part of their character, yeah, that sounds pretty cheap and petty, but does that happen every time? Or did the person just end up the victim of some very weird, but very typical couple's argument? or a bad day, bad week, bad moment.
It's never cool to be disrespectful to people who are working, I agree, I rarely am, but I am sure if I was internationally famous, it would happen, from time to time. To have your every interaction examined, under the glare of social media's unforgiving nature would be unbearable for anyone.
For example, I get a coffee everyday, usually same spot, pay cash, I usually tip generously or reasonably, sometimes if I don't have 1$'s, I don't, I just hand a $5 and keep it moving. Someone records that like, this cheap a$$hole doesn't tip?!
My boy did tell me a story from like 2005, of working a concert, and he said J Lo wouldn't even look at anyone, but Marc Anthony was high fiving and backslapping the whole walk out of the venue LOL
but Marc was coked up all the time
It's never cool to be disrespectful to people who are working, I agree, I rarely am, but I am sure if I was internationally famous, it would happen, from time to time. To have your every interaction examined, under the glare of social media's unforgiving nature would be unbearable for anyone.
For example, I get a coffee everyday, usually same spot, pay cash, I usually tip generously or reasonably, sometimes if I don't have 1$'s, I don't, I just hand a $5 and keep it moving. Someone records that like, this cheap a$$hole doesn't tip?!
My boy did tell me a story from like 2005, of working a concert, and he said J Lo wouldn't even look at anyone, but Marc Anthony was high fiving and backslapping the whole walk out of the venue LOL
but Marc was coked up all the time
She might not treat her s/o like that (initially, but looking at her divorce rate eventually her shyttiness comes through)
How can you marry someone like that?
Elim Garak
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If she treated me like that I would have pulled up a picture of her without makeup on my phone and made her cry.
MoveForward
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She has had people kissing her ass and telling her how great she is for a quarter of a century, of course she’s gonna be a complete bytch.
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Born2BKing
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Reminds me of the Ashanti punked episode, when she told the driver not to look or talk to her. When he did, she was fukking pissed. She was the definition of a fukking bytch.The tipping story is more of her being cheap then being awful. These service industry people always trying to conflate morals with your tip percentage,
But that driver story screams entitled celeb
Edit: Watched it again and she wasn't as bad as I remembered.
Why is she literally in her husband's pockets and the waiter's pockets? The husband can afford it. The waiter probably grateful. Then comes this bytch.
There's no defending this at all (if the story is true).
That’s
100$ worth of service to HIM. You bugging bro taking someone tip back is literally Indian giver shyt.