Jim Jones has strict boundaries when it comes to his personal space, and a new fan-recorded video shows that he is firm about establishing them too.
On Monday (January 8), a social media user who goes by Skiboky Shavar Stora shared a clip of him approaching the Dipset MC outside a store in New York City while recording on his smartphone.
“You better ask me before you take a video,” the rapper told him, visibly upset about being on camera without granting permission.
“I was giving you some love, Black man,” the fan responded, which still didn’t seem to pacify the 47-year-old.
Celebrities often deal with fans and media encroaching on their privacy without consent, though not everyone is able to maintain their cool like Jones did in the above clip.
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On Monday (January 8), a social media user who goes by Skiboky Shavar Stora shared a clip of him approaching the Dipset MC outside a store in New York City while recording on his smartphone.
“You better ask me before you take a video,” the rapper told him, visibly upset about being on camera without granting permission.
“I was giving you some love, Black man,” the fan responded, which still didn’t seem to pacify the 47-year-old.
Celebrities often deal with fans and media encroaching on their privacy without consent, though not everyone is able to maintain their cool like Jones did in the above clip.
Jim Jones Checks Fan For Recording Him Without Permission: ‘You Better Ask Me’
Jim Jones seemed visibly upset when a fan approached him with his smartphone camera on, establishing that he won't engage since he never agreed to be recorded.
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Jim Jones sucks. Should be flattered instead of acting like a diva.
