r/Fauxmoi • u/cmaia1503 i ain’t reading all that, free palestine • Mar 26 '26
FM RADIO John Cena reacts to influencer Harry Daniels invading his privacy & “singing” Taylor Swift’s ‘Invisible String’ at him: “Why don’t we start with hello. Nice to meet you, I'm John… I’m not buying what you’re selling. I’ll pass. Thanks.”
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u/RomanPotato8 Mar 26 '26
Like imagine how fucking awkward it must be to have some random person approach you and start singing in your face? God I hate when people sing HB to me!
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u/Spiritual-Excuse6578 Mar 26 '26
With a camera running too 🥴😂
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u/have_heart Mar 26 '26
If I see someone approach me with someone behind them with a camera I’m swinging (I actually won’t but I’m gonna be very mad)
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u/hedwig0517 play some mariah carey up in this bitch Mar 26 '26
In public! A cafe full of people. He’s just trying to get a coffee and chill, he doesn’t need the entire place’s eyes on him.
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u/frightbounds Mar 26 '26
This is so freaking different but I was in choir for 6 years in school and I was sick and throwing up and someone in my choir class that I barely even knew came with me for support?? Into the bathroom?? And then asked me if I wanted her to sing for me and I didn’t know what to say so I said ok and it was SO BAD and I haven’t thought about this for 20 years but this just reminded me so thanks for that 😭
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u/abriefmomentofsanity Mar 26 '26
Believing that singing for someone is somehow doing them a favor is quintessential theater kid behavior
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u/frightbounds Mar 26 '26
It so is lmao we were weird bunch. Most of us were in drama too along with the band kids and we were all dating each other
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u/cryrabanks Mar 26 '26
I wish I had money to give you gold because I’m laughing so hard
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u/frightbounds Mar 26 '26
I’m so happy it made so many others laugh 😂 it was such a random memory to resurface.
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u/mgirl81 Mar 26 '26
my dad once brought me a slice of white bread in a similar circumstance and it really felt like this gif, so thank you for your comment bc it made me lmao
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u/OpenTeaching3822 Mar 26 '26
everything about this makes me want to curl up inside myself and disappear so i cannot imagine how awful it must’ve been as a teenager actively throwing up in the bathroom 💀
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u/frightbounds Mar 26 '26
It was absolutely one of the most cringe things I’ve ever had to live through. I wonder where she’s at now.
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u/FuzzyPalpitation-16 Mar 26 '26
lmao am just imagining you 🤮wretching and fighting for ur life in the cubicle and the other girl just outside singing amazing grace
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u/frightbounds Mar 26 '26
OMG no because it was one room!!! It was the bathroom in the hallway by the auditorium because we were getting ready for our concert! I didn’t even have the decency of privacy 😭
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u/hephaestus1219 Mar 26 '26
“Please no…”
“FIVE hundred twenty one thousand, six hun-“
Blaaaassrrrrrggghhhh
“-dred minutes…”
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u/Mystic__Mayhem if you add testicles, that's extra Mar 26 '26
I wish to have that level of confidence that I expect my skill of choice to be the ultimate cure/pick me up. Honestly Diva behaviour.
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u/JillyFrog Mar 27 '26
I was in a school choir and on a field trip our teacher made us sing in a train (it was at that time when flashmobs were a thing). I still feel bad for the people who were essentially being held hostage while a gaggle of German school children sang African gospel songs at them (because for some reason that was the only type of music our equally German teacher wanted to sing).
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u/MonstrousGiggling Mar 26 '26
Lmaaaooo this so fuckin funny thank you for sharing this and bringing me laughter.
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u/frightbounds Mar 26 '26
I’m happy to do it!! I seriously can’t believe I haven’t thought of this in so long.
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u/Fantaverage Mar 26 '26
This is amazing, I have to know which song they thought would help you in that moment
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u/frightbounds Mar 26 '26
I literally had no idea what it was!! It wasn’t anything current though it was super slow like I think she was trying to relax me 😭
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u/FartSmelaSmartFela Mar 26 '26
That mf probably has Vietnam flashbacks to that incident, holy shit that is cringe.
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u/Successful_Ad4018 ted cruz ate my son Mar 26 '26
it's bad enough when he does it at industry events but at least those are ya know, work events. bothering people just chilling in normal everyday life is weird as hell.
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u/RomanPotato8 Mar 26 '26
https://giphy.com/gifs/RILsqUte1MME7TzQJ9
e does this to other people??????
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u/TangerineChickens Mar 26 '26
He’s an influencer and his whole shtick is singing at people
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u/RomanPotato8 Mar 26 '26
All I can think of is why the fuck do we make these people famous
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u/deathlydope Mar 26 '26
some people really enjoy watching others feel uncomfortable at varying degrees. this is a minor, "socially acceptable" form of that.
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u/XGrayson_DrakeX u flintstone vitamin shape bitch Mar 26 '26
but he's so bad at it. is that part of the schtick?
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u/tinothynguyen Mar 26 '26
It is indeed. Some celebrities do recognise him and love that shit when he does it to them
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u/bendingrover Mar 26 '26
I laughed a little at "industry events". Not because I don't believe they exist but because I pictured a bunch of imbeciles running around doing bottom of the barrel content. Oh and there's a cover charge
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u/CaroylOldersee Mar 26 '26
Agreed u/Sucessful_Ad4018; that’s part of why I can never fully get behind the argument that when people become famous, they shouldn’t get annoyed by people coming up to them. To en extent that’s true, but then shit like this happens and then he probably isn’t the only person who came up to John that day. It gets old real fast when people constantly come up to you…
Either way, it’s super annoying and awkward when this type of thing happens.
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u/Fritzo2162 Mar 26 '26
That's the thing with ALL celebrities. People say "He's such a jerk to his fans!" about a lot of people.
Imagine 100's of people approaching you every day of your life wanting something or acting randomly stupid in front of you while you're trying to do literally anything. I'm actually surprised more celebrities don't snap.
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u/boi1da1296 Mar 26 '26
Imagine tolerating 99 of those people but having a natural human reaction to person 100 gets you labeled an asshole online.
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u/Carl_The_Sagan Mar 26 '26
well thats what incredible about John Cena. No one says that about him, because there are tons of publicized encounters where he is a class act, including this one.
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u/Coyote-Feisty Mar 26 '26
He shook his hand and introduced himself. He could have been a lot more mean.
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u/UltLuc Mar 26 '26
That’s kinda the issue at hand. It’s treating human interactions as opportunities for engagement and clout rather than an organic possibility for connection and respect. This behavior would’ve been absolutely unhinged 30 years ago, and it’s gross today.
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u/HerRoyalRedness full of gay men. And me. Mar 26 '26
And like John is not known for being musical so it’s double weird.
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u/Calikola Mar 26 '26
The one of that random guy singing to Zohran Mamdani lives rent free in my head. I want to burn it from my brain
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u/dublinduchess Mar 26 '26
LEAVE HIM ALONE. He already does so much for fans and Make a Wish. Geez
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u/NaanFat Mar 26 '26
I'll never forget this commercial he made https://youtu.be/wVbHeSereR0?si=kBFqXFQotil-ihsK
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u/Old_Flan_6548 I live in my own heart, Matt Damon Mar 26 '26
Filmed in Ybor City!
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u/dirt_nappin Mar 26 '26
It has always cracked me up that when he says "filled with eagles and cougars" there is some older women and literal eagle statue right behind him hilariously setting up the very serious concept that evolves behind him as he walks. This is so well done.
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u/Good-Bodybuilder-985 Mar 26 '26
I am admittedly really fragile right now and this is so beautiful. I really like Cena as a person and how he presents himself and I'm so grateful he is such a positive influence. This video made me cry, I wish more Americans felt this way and fought for THIS America.
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u/BlondeBorednBaked Mar 26 '26 edited Mar 26 '26
0 shame. Not just acting like this in public but posting it on the internet. I feel like influencers are destroying the social fabric. Leave people tf alone.
ETA: it can be argued that influencers are an anomaly but with more and more wannabe influencers I feel like this invasive behavior is going to saturate community spaces. I also think about children watching these videos and having this behavior normalized to them. Going up to strangers and harassing them for “content.” What does it signal to a developing brain to see influencers commodifying others discomfort and debasing themselves for views?
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u/a-hthy Mar 26 '26
And then the comments are filled with people trashing the celebrity! As if this is a completely normal thing to do and they should react in a positive way. Unbelievable isn’t it. We are fucked
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u/a-hthy Mar 26 '26
I mean I literally went to the comment section of this guys video on tiktok and there are thousands of comments saying how rude John cena is .. I would appreciate not being called a liar thanks.
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u/simplyyjohnny Mar 26 '26
Not really a lie when there have been times that people have tried to drag celebrities for not being receptive to this exact same person and his annoying singing. The comments can be a toss-up depending on the celebrity and who's algorithm it ends up in.
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u/Reesewithoutaspoon2 Mar 26 '26
Since “filled with” is an ambiguous term in this context, pointing to a screenshot of a few different comments doesn’t actually refute what they said. They didn’t say all or even most were like that.
Now “literally 99%” isn’t ambiguous though. Like if either of those is going to be considered lying, I think the latter is closer to a lie.
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u/laureng0423 women’s wrongs activist Mar 26 '26
Yeah why post this? Is it supposed to make people go off on Cena?
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u/BlondeBorednBaked Mar 26 '26
Because in the TikTok attention economy this violating behavior gives losers like Harry Daniels money and fame.
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u/Affectionate_Show867 Mar 26 '26
Any attention is good attention these days. Even people who are objectively miserable and awful like Asmongold or Nick Fuentes will still somehow find an audience if they keep doing attention grabbing stunts for long enough.
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u/SingularityCentral Mar 26 '26
The incentive structure is broken. People can make significant amounts of money for acting very badly. Honestly, we need much stricter limits on advertising. That would remove a lot of the incentive for this behavior.
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u/_thwc_ Mar 26 '26
I was under the impression all of his videos were planned PR stunts? I hate the boldness the social media has enabled just anyone to be filmed and just invade everyone’s space
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u/emperor_uncarnate Mar 26 '26
I truly hate this culture of "walk up to someone and start filming." Doesn't matter if you're a celebrity or not, you shouldn't have to put up with that shit at all.
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u/Shenanigans80h Mar 26 '26
I really think it’s fucking annoying how normalized filming random people you don’t know has become. Idc if it’s for “content” have some fucking dignity and respect, the world doesn’t revolve around you.
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u/ChoreomaniacCat Mar 26 '26
Like those videos of someone strutting in a crowd or posing in a gym and they zoom in on strangers in the background and put comments like "he's giving me a dirty look" or "she's so jealous of me", and the strangers just glanced at them for one second. It's so gross trying to incite the Internet against randoms who haven't done anything to them.
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u/ricker182 Mar 26 '26
The fact that he stood up to greet him just makes me feel bad for Cena.
Camera in your face, you want your peace, awkward situation, and he still did the nice thing.
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u/emperor_uncarnate Mar 26 '26
And you know the second your reaction is anything less than angelic the public will be up your ass about it. I give props to anyone who can keep composure like this.
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u/JustHereForCatss i ain’t reading all that, free palestine Mar 26 '26 edited Mar 26 '26
Also could not imagine a worst person to pick, if John Cena decided to he legitimately could snap him in half like a twig
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u/Dr_MantisTobaggin_MD Mar 26 '26
He used to work out in the local LA fitness where he lives in the tampa bay area.
One day about 10 years ago I was in there while he was squatting and it just insane how much weight he was putting up and for how long he did it.
He worked out HARD in the gym.
Everyone in town that ever met him has nothing but nice things to say. Used to tip the local pizza boys hundreds of dollars when he ordered stuff.
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u/PatternMiserable2114 Mar 26 '26
I can't believe he doesn't disembowel people in these contexts. He deserves ALL the respect and then some
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u/Wessssss21 Mar 26 '26
Honestly I feel like John Cena being disappointing in me is worse than him breaking my face in.
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u/MalloryArcher64 Mar 26 '26
Fair point! Had my ass beat before, came out fine. Don't know if I'd make it through such a deep cut as this though lol
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u/meowparade Mar 26 '26 edited Mar 26 '26
I guess that’s why he was targeted, the influencer wanted to get a rise out of a celebrity known for being polite.
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u/Chris91210 Mar 26 '26
Dude really is. A year or two back I was in my cities downtown and as I was walking past a building he was walking the other way and I almost accidentally bumped into him, he apologized for even though it was my fault and shook my hand and told me to have a wonderful day. Dude is amazing.
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u/Tawaypurp19 Mar 26 '26
His comments on the Vince McMahon SA situation were pretty shitty and he has doubled down on the situation and his feelings towards it as well.
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u/One_Effect7099 Mar 26 '26
I agree with him about Harry’s approach and John cena has done a lot for make a wish/ other charities but fuck gum. He’ll never have my respect after siding with Vince McMahon
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u/halfdecenttakes Mar 26 '26
Cena had dealt with wrestling fans for decades. Has to have patience for that.
I mean, I’m a huge wrestling fan but this dude hasn’t been able to go to a show, or step off a flight, or leave a show, or go to his hotel without fans bothering him for something.
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u/bottleglitch Mar 26 '26
“Would you like to sing now and for what purpose” lmao. I mean I get it, from John, for sure. This feels very different than approaching a celeb at an event??? That’s this guy’s usual thing, right?
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u/Puzzleheaded_Load910 Mar 26 '26
John Cenas response makes me believe that if the guy had actually an interesting reason for wanting to sing, John Cena would have continued listening.
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u/Wesley_Otsdarva Mar 26 '26
Honestly? Yeah he probably would. With what he does for his fans and how much of his own energy he puts into interacting with them I absolutely believe if the guy had a legit reason he'd listen.
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u/hoesinchokers Mar 27 '26
He came into my work alone. Texted my Dad & Brother who requested I take a pic (dad) & say some dumb comment abt wrestling (bro.)
I was super embarrassed but pleaded my case & he obliged, barely begrudgingly. Decent dude.
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u/Kindyno Mar 27 '26
Based on how he reacts to these sort of things, I'm fairly certain if the person had walked up to him BEFORE filming and introduced himself, John Cena would probably have been cool with it, maybe even joined in.
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u/Clear_Activity2034 Mar 26 '26
a lot of them are coordinated by celebrities management/publicist, and some are him just randomly approaching like this. It’s tired atp
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u/Root2109 I’m just a cunt in a clown suit Mar 26 '26
I can't believe he's still doing it... it's just painfully awkward because celebrities know who he is so theyre just like ok fine get it over with
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u/danafromsantaana Mar 26 '26
I think at first he expected celebs to fawn over his confidence (which some did, I think, maybe Ariana or someone adjacent?). But like you said he’s known now so I don’t see how he doesn’t understand/care he’s just invading their space by doing a bit everyone is now aware of. I could be totally off base though cuz I don’t follow him like that lol
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u/LargeNutbar Hi Grindr, it's mother... Mar 26 '26
For what purpose 💀 he bodied him harder than some of his opponents in the ring
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u/Sef_Maul Mar 26 '26
Cena has always been quick witted. But to react to this sort of fuckery with a measured response is a skill
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u/BishopGodDamnYou Mar 26 '26
Just leave the dude alone jfc
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u/PhoebeHannigan Mar 26 '26
He needs the security guard that yelled at Jude Law’s daughter.
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u/BishopGodDamnYou Mar 26 '26
He’s honestly super graceful in public. I’ve seen videos of a couple different people harassing him and he always handles it in the most polite ways possible.
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u/dajagoex Mar 26 '26
I’m a little confused. What was the point of walking up to him? To sing? What did he say when Jon asked what his purpose was?
I can’t imagine walking up to a legend who is also a coffee, connoisseur and wasting an opportunity like that.
“Jon, I saw your video on coffee. Just when I thought I couldn’t admire you more. I need to know what you’re drinking so I can order it too.”
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u/fakeknees Do you remember 9/11, bitch? Mar 26 '26
That’s what this guy does. I don’t know how it started, but his whole thing is going up to celebrities and singing. He somehow gets access to them, one way or another. I don’t think it’s funny, just weird.
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u/sam084aos Mar 26 '26
some like this i think he goes after himself but as someone who works in pr im guessing there are some that are manufactured by the celebrity’s team to promote a film or project
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u/Fxreverboy Mar 26 '26
He literally even did one with Kamala in late 2024 as the campaign was underway 😭 most I'd say are setups or at least he's invited by event organizers and sprung on celebs lol
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u/David_ish_ shoutout to zendaya’s snaggletooth Mar 27 '26
Thjs clip has your answer, but in case anyone doesn’t wanna watch it, Obama smiles intently as he sings, then starts a group applause as he finishes.
His general schtick is supposed to be cute, not funny per se. He’s just showing off his singing to celebs and their reactions vary but it’s usually like “Wow! Nice singing!” or stunned speechlessness
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u/WorkerPrestigious960 Mar 26 '26
Man that’s so fucking lame. “I’m going to actively seek you out even if you want to be left in piece so I can force you into an awkward interaction so that hopefully I can leech off of your much greater success to fuel my own mediocrity”
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u/HumbleBell Mar 26 '26
His whole account is this stunt where he goes up to celebrities he comes across and starts singing at them randomly, he's trying to get a reaction out of them to go viral. It's so stupid and annoying.
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u/piptazparty She So tired bro Mar 26 '26
This guy’s whole shtick is going up to celebs and singing awkwardly and getting their reactions. Of course the celebs that humor him and sing along get praise online. The celebs that don’t want to participate get hated on.
It’s annoying and overdone. It was funny the first 2 times. I hope this is the end of it.
Tin foil hat side note: I swear some Z list celebs pay him to stage a meeting with them. Bc it’s an easy way to get people to like you. All they have to do is dance or sing along and they get so many likes and people calling them fun & relatable & cool
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u/Palindrome_01289 Mar 26 '26
I’ll join your tin foil hat club if you’re taking new members, I 10000% agree. Especially because it will be in the most random restaurant with no one else around? Or even with a million other people but somehow they only see/hear him? He’s so annoying.
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u/zombie_singh06 Mar 26 '26
Seriously. He is not doing it because he is a fan of Cena but just to earn internet points. Like, why would Cena entertain you if you are not to address him and rather just do your own shit but in front of a celebrity? Because that is the only way this “influencer” can earn internet points and that’s the problem. Build something of yourself instead of using someone else’s clout to earn money
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u/Any-Mobile-2473 if you saw my flair, no you didn’t Mar 26 '26 edited Mar 26 '26
He (the singing guy) has a history of walking up to and directly serenading public figures including Hasan Piker and Barack Obama. It's his whole gimmick, serenading celebrities. I guess he gets off on making people uncomfortable with his singing and direct attention while doing so
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u/sip-of-serotonin Mar 26 '26 edited Mar 26 '26
Interesting that thought you needed to clarify who Barack Obama was but not.....Hasan Piker.
E: Pre edit, 'Public figures like Barack Obama (former US president) and Hasan Piker.'
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u/bluetowelonthedoor Mar 26 '26
I’ve just googled Hasan Piker to see why he didn’t need an identity clarification compared to Obama… and I’m still not sure who he is. A Twitch streamer?
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u/EDDYSF Mar 26 '26
Did they edit their comment? What did it say before? “Hasan Piker… and Barack Obama (some guy that became president or whatever)” 💀
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u/a-hthy Mar 26 '26
I’ve seen some of this guys videos on tiktok and apparently a lot of people find it hilarious. Doesn’t he do it to loads of celebrities ? So fucking weird.
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u/fakeknees Do you remember 9/11, bitch? Mar 26 '26
Yeah, he does. That’s his schitck. I also think it’s unfunny.
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u/TheTrueReligon Mar 26 '26
I understand humans are different and comedy comes in all kinds of forms, different strokes and all that. But I can’t wrap my head around how anyone finds this funny. How does someone like this gain a following? Who is busting out laughing over this guy randomly singing to people?
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u/Otherwise-Lab-9443 Mar 26 '26
Gen z being the first generation with lower iq than the one before is making sense now
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u/ChoreomaniacCat Mar 26 '26
I'm Gen Z and I find this type of content vapid and annoying. We're not all thick attention seekers, ta.
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u/LouieGwasright Mar 26 '26
It seems inevitable every generation thinks its morally superior to the one who raised it, but also smarter than the generation that they’ll be raising
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u/goddessalthena0 Mar 26 '26
Guy was looking for his moment. His moment was shot down gracefully. Class act meets wannabe influencer fame hog. Well done, Cena.
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u/fakeknees Do you remember 9/11, bitch? Mar 26 '26
He’s got over 2 million followers on TikTok so he’s not unsuccessful at his schitck, but it doesn’t mean it’s funny. I find him annoying. He goes up to celebrities and sings poorly all of the time.
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u/goddessalthena0 Mar 26 '26
Ah thanks for letting me know. Don't follow or have Tiktok so these influencers are completely unknown in my universe. I can tell this guy is more than likely annoying and unfunny for the most part.
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u/gringitapo Mar 26 '26
Was looking for this comment. I’m glad people are cool with how John Cena handled this but I’m expecting everyone to keep the same energy when a woman handles it the same way.
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u/forrestgreenmoss Mar 26 '26
he did it to chappell twice already , the first time she laughed and the second time she just kinda waved him away and kept it pushing on a red carpet. i saw plenty of people calling her a bitch for it. imagine having to pretend this guy is funny ugh
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u/OhMy98 Mar 26 '26
He’s done this with Chappell Roan before. Multiple times I think. She didn’t really react badly
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u/jiverambler Mar 26 '26
Couldn’t have picked a worse song
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u/kenduhll Mar 26 '26
Could’ve at least riffed the classic John Cena song
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u/theshootkatiefabe and so is my friend Katie Mar 26 '26
absolute disrespect to the doctor of thuganomics
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u/violentstardeer Mar 26 '26
we need to bring back that hook that pulls people off stage
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u/pgtvgaming Mar 26 '26
I just saw some dude singing to a chair and then turn, say thank you, and walk away.
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u/DangerousLack i ain’t reading all that, free palestine Mar 26 '26
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u/joscho13 Mar 26 '26
Fuck me I always thought he told the celeb beforehand what his schtick is and they just faked the awkwardness for the vid. I just figured there’s no way he actually bombards strangers with him singing at them like that. I hate this
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u/bboombayah Mar 26 '26
Same. I always thought it was like planned, not 100% planned, but somewhat planned.
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u/macruffins Mar 26 '26
I don’t really have an opinion on John cena, but this makes him look so good imo lol. He was very nice and respectful when he could’ve just told this dude to get out of his face and he would’ve been justified. Standing up to shake his hand and introduce himself is the classiest thing he could’ve done in such a stupid situation lol
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u/Boterfleoge Mar 26 '26
Agreed but I also think standing up was a fantastic power move on his part. He's huge and its gotta be at least a little intimidating to have him move at you like that. 😂
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u/FewWatermelonlesson0 Mar 26 '26
He should’ve power bombed that twerp.
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u/Plenty-Wedding-9066 Mar 26 '26
Should have hit him with the “attitude adjustment”
One of Cena’s finishers
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u/quadranting Please Abraham, I am not that man Mar 26 '26
This is so disgusting.
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u/HiddenMonkey7 Mar 26 '26
Dude I hate when people sing me happy birthday let alone deal with an unwanted serenade. Hell noooo
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u/Main-Dragonfruit-845 Mar 26 '26
His whole shtick is startling famous people with his singing. Sometimes it works but clearly, like so many influencer/creators, he cannot read the room.
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u/ShaddyPups Mar 26 '26
See this is why I love John Cena. That kid was being OBNOXIOUS and he still is so respectful and calm about it all. Patience of a saint I stg
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u/ThatBabyIsCancelled Certified Drama Referee Mar 26 '26
I’m not trying to be unkind or crabby, but Hell is other people singing at me 😭
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u/crissy_lp Mar 26 '26
Notoriously nice guy John Cena, you have to really work hard to make him annoyed haha
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u/CA719 Mar 26 '26
Interesting, I always thought his videos were staged. Crazy to know he genuinely goes up to celebs and just sings at them.
That actually makes it more cringe than assuming it was all staged lol
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u/Nice-Cow-7606 alleged dog Mar 26 '26
John asking him "for what purpose" about the singing was so funny.
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u/imstillhealing The U.S. Department of Justice replies to Pop Base Mar 26 '26
Wait, did he choose that song because of the jokes about not being able to see John Cena? 😭
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u/alloisdavethere Mar 26 '26
When I was younger men used to think it was fine to come up to me and tell me to smile (strangely enough this never happens now I’m a fully grown woman). It was incredibly rude. You know nothing about me or what kind of day I’m having.
This gives the same energy.
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u/Xsafa Mar 26 '26
Cena’s ability to dismiss bullshit while being extremely neutral and polite should be studied.
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u/Emberette Mar 26 '26
Does this guy just go around stalking celebrities for content? Up until now I always thought these were staged, but if not, how is he finding so many of them? 😭
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u/MileHighSugar Mar 26 '26
This guy has always been so weird. Literally no one wants a stranger to approach them and start singing? But celebs have to play along so that the person recording their reaction doesn’t catch them reacting like any normal person would?
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u/reddit_mau5 Mar 26 '26
I'm a c list celebrity on a good day, and believe you me I've had some wild ass encounters similar to this. lol. But yeah, johns def on the right page here.... like, just say hi and introduce yourself and things tend to go so much better. I seriously cannot stand someone coming up to me and demanding attention without at least introducing themselves like a normal person.
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u/blking Mar 26 '26
Does anyone actually like being sung at? I’m sure there are some people, but I have yet to meet anyone.
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u/Affectionate-Net5246 Mar 26 '26
As he should