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In the 90s, I was in Montreal, (Quebec, Canada) and Jim Carrey gave me is parking ticket so I could park free. I thanked him and went to see my husband. He said out loud: “Wow, Jim Carrey just gave you a parking ticket!!!!!!!” I said: “are you serious?”🙄 I looked back and Jim waved at me smiling.😂 I didn’t recognized him at first! 😁That was really funny!🙂 And, no, I did not ask for a picture or an autograph. 🙂 It still is a fond memory.

I think these kind of articles clearly show psychological social acts about celebrities that most of the time people accept and love their celebrities in special situations that their mind accept them in those situations because of their Mental conditioning and not because real special value or differences of celebrities. Most of acts of people about celebrities are nothing and just are mental reacts and this article learns us and have lessons. Thank you so much.

Honestly, it makes sense to me that a lot of people wouldn’t recognize celebrities. When were young we gravitate towards what we like and tend to hold onto that image of what we like as we get older which, includes artists, actors, famous people etc. most of the time we don’t try to learn what a younger generation thinks is amazing we just stick to what we liked when we were younger and guess what that younger generation will do the same thing it’s a cycle.

I saw Jennifer Lawrence walking in the park close to my house, but didn’t realize it was her until after she’d passed by. I was walking my dog, and stepped off the path to let her pass. I thought she looked familiar, but she said “thank you” as she passed, and it was her voice that made me realize who it was.

This reminded me of an old interview with Vito Bratta, guitarist and the main brain from 80’s band White Lion. The story was that they were an opening act for Guns ‘n’ Roses on a US tour in the late 80’s. They played in a smaller city in a theater. Waiting for the show to start Vito and Slash decided to go outside and get some air. In order to avoid potential fans waiting for them they used some small service entrance at the side of the venue. The back door locked behind them and no matter how loud they banged at the door nobody could hear them. They tried getting to the back entrance where the trucks and tour buses were but there was a wall or a fence preventing them from getting there. So the only option was the main entrance. When they got there the security stopped them and wouldn’t let them in without a ticket or a pass. When they asked the guys how come they don’t see they are Slash and Vito Bratta the head of the security crew at the entrance said “bro don’t give me that story, do you realize how many Slashes, Axel Roses and Vito Brattas walked through these doors today?”

Going back a few years, but Ann B. Davis – Alice from the Brady Bunch – lived in my city for several years. She had retired from acting, but was a regular at our local McDonalds. Sometimes she was eating by herself, other times in the company of one or two women. People were pretty chill about not bothering her.

I was a flight attendant for 35 year. The last twenty years of it, I didn’t even have a TV in my house and never went to movies. I worked first class. Can’t tell you how many times I was told that there was a famous person in my cabin, but I had absolutely no idea who they were, nor really cared. I treated everyone the same…unless you were a jerk. 😂

The best part about a joke is when you know it’s acceptable when you know the premises of the joke such as the reaction you will get from the one you make fun of. Based on internet, Shaq is really chill to be the centre of a joke, for the most part. So the clip starting at 4:11 is really hilarious and you know if Shaq see this, he will just laugh along

Years ago, my uncle met Michael Jordan in an airport while waiting for a flight. This was towards the end of Jordan’s NBA career or right after he retired for the second time, but it was also right around the time he was really popular among various advertising campaigns and used as a spokesperson to endorse a number of brands and products. Anyhow my uncle had absolutely no idea who he was and wouldn’t anyway because he’s just not a sports fan whatsoever, and they ended up spending like over an hour together just sitting there chatting and killing time. What we (some of us in the family) always found hilarious about the this story was how shortly after making their introductions to one another, my uncle asked freaking Michael Jordan what he did for a living. Naturally he says “I play basketball”. My uncle, the sweet and hopelessly oblivious man he was at the time then asks “Oh, are you any good ? 😅 Jordan, a total class act responds: “Ehh, I’m okay…”. Fast forward a bit to the night after my uncle had returned home on the aformentioned flight and he’s perusal TV with his wife/my aunt. One of those commercials for Hane’s underwear featuring Michael Jordan comes on and my uncle perks up exclaiming, “Oh my God, I just met that man in the airport on my home yesterday! He was a giant but he was a delightful person. Who is he exactly? He plays basketball right? Is he really famous or something?” My uncle is a shorter fella too by the way, barely pushing 5′ 3″, maybe 5′ 4″ tops.

My Grandmother was literally standing next to Robin Williams in a general store back before I was born. He and Kurt Russell were shooting a film in my hometown. She didn’t recognize him until she checked out and got in her car in which case her husband said “Do you know who was standing next to you in the store? Robin Williams.” She wanted to go back in and meet him, but my Grandpa somehow convinced her not to.

I have Prosopagnosia (also known as face blindness or facial agnosia), the less severe variation where typically if I see someone in an area other than where they are most often seen…I do NOT recognize them. I did not even realize how severe my own facial blindness was until the day I did not recognize my own son. Although I was expecting to see him as I had gone for a walk but called him as I had harvested copious amounts of horse chestnuts and did not want to walk home, he arrived from an illogical direction and left the car out of sight. From my perspective, I saw an “incredibly handsome young man” approaching. This “stranger” broke into a jog and grinned, I thought, “Oh he is even better looking than my initial impression!” as the joy on his face made him ever more physically beautiful…as joy enhances beauty in all humans. A few seconds thereafter, I burst into laughter as I finally recognized him. He laughed with me, teasing me as “You have ONLY TWO SONS, Mum, you’d think you would recognize HALF of us!” Addendum: As my son has far more severe Prosopagnosia than I, it’s fortunate HE expected to see ME at the prearranged tree…or we might have wandered around oblivious of the other’s presence.

I saw the Undertaker in line at a McDonald’s at an airport in Texas when I was a teenager. I was shocked to see him and was with my dad who was like “Hey, let’s go get his autograph” – I immediately stopped him and said no. Dude was waiting in line at a fucking airport McDonald’s, had his baggage with him and looked tired. He wasn’t all dressed up, he was just in normal clothes and I figured my guy probably just got off a flight and was hungry, probably having his first meal of the day. I didn’t wanna bother him and I don’t regret it at all because no one was going up to him, so I doubt anyone recognized him. I’ll never forget that though because he was just being a normal ass person and wasn’t trying to act important, he was just waiting in line to get some food.

I did this before. I’m a clueless 40 year old who knows nothing about modern younger celebrities and asked a lady to take a picture of me with my friends on a night out and they had to inform me she was an actress on one of those Marvel superhero shows. She was cool about it and asked to be in the picture with us and I still have it.

I met Michael Fassbender when I was working at Leopold’s icecream in Savannah, GA. Nobody noticed him since pretty much all he was popular for was being magneto in x-men first class. A co-worker and I noticed him and asked if he was really him. He got excited because nobody recognized him until then. We even got to get pictures with him. The most popular celebrity I got to see was Emma Stone. I even made her icecream for her, she ordered mint chocolate chip in a waffle cone. Unfortunately she really wanted to be incognito and we had to keep the secret after she admitted who she was to us when we asked. I have a picture of her sitting outside with a group of friends eating her icecream but she was wearing a big hat with sunglasses so its hard to tell who she is. I miss that job. I’ve seen many celebrities pass through over the years

I remember crossing paths with David Carradine back in the 80s. I recognized him but only responded with a simple head nod during brief eye contact, I think he was more surprised than I was by my mediocre reaction. 😅 We are all people with our own unique talents. They usually just have brighter spotlights on them and much larger bank accounts! 😊👍

I’ve had this happen to me before on an extremely small scale. A kid stopped me once and said, “hey, don’t you run for (redacted) school?” I said, “yes, how did you know?” And he replied with, “I was there, you beat my big brother.” Our 5A school was known for elite runners but still, it was odd. Felt a tiny sliver of what it was like to be recognized.

The Jennifer Lopez one will forever be the most famous and funniest one. The way he says “Jennifer who?” cracks me up. I’ve seen a celebrity twice, but unless you’re 100% positive, you normally don’t say something b/c you could be wrong. I’ve seen Richard Kind from Mad About You on a bus in the USW in NYC and didn’t say anything. I’ve also seen US soccer star Landon Donovan and Patriots owner Robert Kraft at a hotel in Atlanta, both those times I stopped and took a pic w/ Donovan and shook hands with Kraft. As long as you’re not star crazy and just normal. They normally are super nice about it.

My son’s a paramedic and he worked the film shoot for when Reeves was filming the motorcycle scene on the Verrazano bridge in Bklyn. Him and his partner got to meet Reeves and said he was very friendly and talked with everyone there for a bit and took pics. He didn’t try and rush off or seem annoyed.

The way Billie Eilish said ‘bring him back, I wanna meet him again’ is what is wrong with most women these days, celebrity or not.. When he was just ‘a guy’, she had no time, but now she knows he’s a massive Hollywood actor, she goes all gooey.. nobody wants people for who they are anymore, just what they can offer..

One night in 2002 or 2003 (can’t remember exactly) I went through a McDonald’s drive thru on my motorcycle in Marina Del Rey, CA. The line was hella long but I had just finished a shift at work and was in no rush and hungry AF. I eventually get my bag of food but pulled away, then stopped before I left the parking lot to check it and see if my order was right. I usually check it right there before I pull away but the line was long and I didn’t want to hold anyone else up in the long line, as well as the fact that anyone who has taken a motorcycle through a drive thru can tell you, it’s like driving on an ice rink because there’s so much oil on the pavement from the constant flow of cars starting and stopping in them, so I didn’t want to take the chance of my foot sliding out as I took my hands off the bars to check the order. Well, I looked in the bag and the order was wrong. I was pissed as it was a long line that I would have to wait in to get the order right as the dining room was closed and only the drive thru was open that late. So as I’m shaking my head, and cursing under my breath, the car that was behind me in line pulls up to me and asks if I got the wrong order. I said yeah, then he told me the contents of the order he got by mistake, and I told him the order I got by mistake. Fortunately we had each others orders, they had switched them so we’re both relieved we didn’t have to go back through the drive thru and wait in that long line again. We switch bags real quick and I say the old Pesci line, “They always F you at the drive thru”.

Way back… like 2005 or 2006 I was at a record store in Boston/Alston near Fenway called In Your Ear…. right near the McDs and the Paradise. The singer for the Black Crowes, Chris Robinson came in kinda expecting to be recognized. Unfortunately this was not the case with a bunch of old farts looking for oddball jazz and blues and a bunch of young punks looking for cheap 7 inches. He was however, not a diva. He was still quite humble and kinda got why we didn’t recognize him and despite being a stones throw from the venue he was playing at, this record store was probably not the place his crowd would go. He did seem genuinely nice, he was still cool with everyone, and it was a pleasant experience. I do believe he was a tad hurt and disappointed and I felt kinda bad for him.

There’s a famous singer in my country (he easily sells out the country’s biggest venue two days in a row) who frequently visits the shop I work at. I had no idea who he was until a coworker told me later. Even now I only recognize him because he usually asks for an invoice. He’s a chill dude though. The only thing I care about is customers being nice and respectful, I don’t care who they are.

My only instance where I got “recognized” was when I was on a second date at night with my now wife. I had a decent car but I was terrible with staying on top of license plate tags and my insurance had expired. I got stopped by two cops and I was thinking I’m super screwed now as it was my second stop that week (I had a warning a few days prior). One cop asked me for my license and I have the same name as a super hero. Luckily for me that night, the cop’s favorite super hero was the same as my name and he told us to have a nice evening. Cop didn’t even ask me for my insurance or grill me for the expired tags. They would have impounded my car and my wife probably would have stopped retuning my calls. We’re now happily married with two kids. 😅

I used to work on a golf course and one morning Johnny Bench showed up to play. I was a kid in the 70s and I figured everyone knew who he was . A genuine superstar. He had a TV show and did commercials and was on the Wheaties box . I noticed him and I didn’t intend to bother him but I was digging up a sprinkler next to the tee . He saw a pouch of chewing tobacco my coworker had left on the utility cart and he just walked up and asked if I minded if he had a ‘chaw’. Instead of telling him it wasn’t mine I just tossed him the pouch and said ‘ have at it” and he smiled and took about half the pouch lol. I don’t think he could help taking a lot because his fingers were as big as sausages . Then he just stood there and talked to me about the course and was as friendly as he could be. I never once let on that I knew who he was but I’m sure he knew that I did. I never even told anyone that day because he was nice and I figured he’d rather just play his round in peace.

I used to work at Harvey Nichols (big designer store in London) many years ago & met many a celeb, even had some as my own regular customers, we weren’t really allowed to make a fuss, had to remain professional at all times…. until I met Marcia Cross 😂 Desperate Housewives had just aired the first season & I kept telling her how awesome she is & she was so sweet & humble & couldn’t believe I was a fan 🥺❤

To be honest, People Have generally only seen the most glamours versions of them, so when the same celebrities walk by in a street wearing normal clothes and Without any makeup plus having sunglasses or hat on they will get unrecognised unless they are ultra Famous ones like Ronaldo, messi or The rock

long time ago my sister got into a fender bender with a guy, traded info and such wasn’t any problem. Since she was good looking he asked to make it up to her by buying her dinner and she said yes. Later that evening she turned up at our house, and Sylvester Stallone walked in with her. She didn’t have any clue who he was, but we of course did.

Went backpacking to Australia around 10years ago. During a hostel stay i really connected with one guy in the hostel, we travelled together for a while. And after 2-3 weeks he told me the truth. He was flying back the next day cause he was actually a well known English/worldwide celebrity, he used this disguise to travel once or twice a year for a few weeks to still have a normal life like normal 20yo’s would have. He wasnt backpacking for a year like he told me at start, but just 2-3 weeks in between his USA and Europe tours😂 Still consider him my buddy, just for the guy he is. He invited me to concerts and events aswell have seen some cool stuff and met some coool people that way. But honestly best moments we still have are during our holidays together where we go back to basics, fish and cook our own fish and such, sleeping in hostels/cheap motels or even illegal camping in the wild. Many celebrities dont want to be famous, it just happened to them. Treat them as humans instead of a celebrity and you will be surprised how nice conversations you can have with many of them.

7:20 Had not just “woman” be enough? Is she really a “older woman”? She is not very old, I am not sure she is older than Keanu either. He looks young because he is handsome man who takes care of him self. Bonus comment:Taylor Swift is my adult cersion of my childhood crush on Gadget Hackwrench. Both of them are so pretty!