The often angry former tween actress turned A- list singer really should lay off the coke before interviews if it is going to make her even more angry than usual.
Not here, I saw the interviews she did, she was rude when they asked about her and Mac Miller, she could have been nicer about it, it's their job to ask those questions.
Of course interviewers are going to ask salacious questions. That's their job, and if your a celebrity you should be expecting that kind of thing. Yes, some of them might be inappropriate, but if you're going to agree to an interview, you should know how to handle them.
If you can't handle tough questions, then either don't agree to an interview, or get some agreement beforehand about what's going to be discussed at the interview so you aren't subject to them. That's part of the reason you have a press agent. . .to find these things out for you.
How hard it is to say "I've learned that I have to keep some things private, and that includes details about my relationships". Or a dozen other ways to politely deflect a question that you, for whatever reason, don't want to answer.
I remember seeing an interview where the interviewer asked Mick Jagger if its true that he had a sexual relationship with David Bowie. That's a rumor that's been around for 30 years, IIRC one of Jaggers exes wrote about it in her book. Without missing a beat, Jagger said "Yes, next question". Probably best answer he could ever give (regardless of its truth!).
I think she's a bit cray but she's usually just defending herself. Gonna call misogyny in these posts.
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ReplyDeleteIf Ariana wasn't being such an asshole in the first place, she wouldn't be fending off criticism.
ReplyDeleteHe's a pretty obvious misogynist, our Enty.
ReplyDeleteTRICIA NAILED IT!
ReplyDeleteNot here, I saw the interviews she did, she was rude when they asked about her and Mac Miller, she could have been nicer about it, it's their job to ask those questions.
ReplyDeleteSo you're in camp "ask whatever to get ratings". GTFU. No one owes you sh-t for singing a song.
ReplyDeleteOf course interviewers are going to ask salacious questions. That's their job, and if your a celebrity you should be expecting that kind of thing. Yes, some of them might be inappropriate, but if you're going to agree to an interview, you should know how to handle them.
ReplyDeleteIf you can't handle tough questions, then either don't agree to an interview, or get some agreement beforehand about what's going to be discussed at the interview so you aren't subject to them. That's part of the reason you have a press agent. . .to find these things out for you.
How hard it is to say "I've learned that I have to keep some things private, and that includes details about my relationships". Or a dozen other ways to politely deflect a question that you, for whatever reason, don't want to answer.
I remember seeing an interview where the interviewer asked Mick Jagger if its true that he had a sexual relationship with David Bowie. That's a rumor that's been around for 30 years, IIRC one of Jaggers exes wrote about it in her book. Without missing a beat, Jagger said "Yes, next question". Probably best answer he could ever give (regardless of its truth!).