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Post: #2

It's interesting that they immediately switch to focusing on the "how can use than language around children?" instead of recognizing that they have no right to demand something from him and then insult him for not giving it.

And I'm sure those slags have never cursed around kids before.

Post: #3

He took it too far. Part of being a celeb is playing the game of signing autographs even when you don't want too and at the very least not losing your cool when asked for a photo.

he came across as a huge undeserving overreactive asshole. Not cool

Post: #4

Agree and amplify.

Post: #5

Guerrilla, the man was in all likelihood poke'n the hole at the time of her request.

Post: #6

That is some deviousness there. Throw a human shield up in the form of a child straw man. How can we get Busta on here?

Post: #7

If he had to go that bad he wouldn't have chewed her out for 4 fuckin minutes.

A polite "when I return from the restroom" would have sufficed.

This is a prime examples of how not to act as a celebrity

Post: #8

"Wait here, I'll be back" would be appropriate.

But who gives a shit, dude wanted to flex on some tricks.

Post: #9

Respect to Busta. He didn't snap by any means, just calmly called these bitches out. The customer isn't always right, and there's nothing wrong with straightening a dumb fan out.

They couldn't just stop, they had to shame and scold him somehow, so they switch to 'the children.'

Ironically, I got into a brief confrontation with some fat old British bitch tonight, not a pickup target.

Post: #10

Ain't feeling this one, but then again, I'm not a celebrity so I can't quite relate.

Busta was one of the maddest rappers back in the day. His first two solo albums were some of the hottest fire you've ever heard.

Post: #11

He handled it better than Bjork would have:

Post: #12

(03-26-2013 12:09 AM)guerrilla Wrote:  He took it too far. Part of being a celeb is playing the game of signing autographs even when you don't want too and at the very least not losing your cool when asked for a photo.

he came across as a huge undeserving overreactive asshole. Not cool

Since when is standing up for yourself and calling out an ignorant person on an insult "losing your cool"?

Post: #13

They were probably ugly, is why. I would've done the same in his shoes if they were ugly. Plus they're English, -2.

Post: #14

(03-26-2013 12:18 AM)guerrilla Wrote:  If he had to go that bad he wouldn't have chewed her out for 4 fuckin minutes.

A polite "when I return from the restroom" would have sufficed.

This is a prime examples of how not to act as a celebrity

The fuck are you to expect a certain type of behaivor? The polite thing to do would not expect an autograph and once it isnt received, call the man ignorant, and providing your children with a terrible example of public interaction.

You are an expert at being a celebrity huh? An idiotic response guerrilla.

Post: #15

Girls: "Boostahh. Con we have a phoyteaui? Con we have a phoyteaui?"

Busta: "Wtf is a phoyteaui? No, you can't have a forty, we drank them all."

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I don't understand why they called him ignorant in the first place. I don't know where this was shot, but considering all of the videos coming out of London, I wouldn't be surprised if they were trying to call him a nigger without actually using the word. Also, the word shit isn't really a bad word anymore. I see 3rd graders (not South Park) using the word all the time nonchalantly. So trying to hide behind the children doesn't really work. Isn't there also nudity on prime time TV in England?

I'm not going to blame Busta for anything here. Those women could just as easily have said "We're sorry, we didn't know you had an emergency. We'll be waiting for you." It's time to stop holding celebrities to a higher standard. They aren't role models, they are human beings that just happen to be known of.

Post: #17

What did they expect from Busta?

He did after all say "he had them all in check" back in the day.

Post: #18

(03-26-2013 12:09 AM)guerrilla Wrote:  He took it too far. Part of being a celeb is playing the game of signing autographs even when you don't want too and at the very least not losing your cool when asked for a photo.

No, he didn't. And no, his job is to make music. That's it. Many "celebrities" don't enjoy the fame aspect at all. Daniel Day-Lewis and Daniel Craig are two names I can think of off the top of my head that prefer to be on the down low. Yes, it comes with the territory of making music and movies that you'll get a lot of attention, but they have no obligation to sign things, take pictures, or talk to people when they're on their own time.

And how did he take it too far? She called him ignorant, and he corrected her behavior. I see nothing wrong with it.

Post: #19

English chicks are fucking bullshit.

Post: #20

Ya, I got busta's back on this one. First of all, you don't pretend to fawn over someone, demand something from them, and then spitefully call them ignorant just because they won't give you it. They just wanted a photo because he was a celebrity, not because they were actual fans. A bunch of value takers, pure and simple, and Busta recognized it. The dude's not a dancing monkey for public entertainment.

And it's not like he used foul language in front of the children. He said bitch once, and maybe shit twice, and then he used very acceptable language to reason with them about being considerate and respectful. It's only several moments after foul language is used that the woman even remembered to remind him of the children. GTFO.

And ugh, british women sound awful. Just absolutely awful. Is that even english?

Post: #21

Plus, for all the fame that celebrities get and enjoy, it's the public that voluntarily gives them it. It's a free market economy, pure and simple. You choose to give them your time, attention, and money. It's a monetary transaction, and outside of that transaction celebrities as human beings are not obligated to the public anything more.

Post: #22

now that's an ALPHA

Post: #23

(03-26-2013 12:38 AM)presidentcarter Wrote:  "Wait here, I'll be back" would be appropriate.

But who gives a shit, dude wanted to flex on some tricks.

Wrong.

The time to correct inappropriate behavior especially from females and children is the moment happens.

If more men did this we'd have less problems of the type we discuss here.

Post: #24

(03-26-2013 12:09 AM)guerrilla Wrote:  He took it too far. Part of being a celeb is playing the game of signing autographs even when you don't want too and at the very least not losing your cool when asked for a photo.

he came across as a huge undeserving overreactive asshole. Not cool

Disagree.

He came across as a MAN who has standards, intelligence, and self respect. He used that moment as a teaching moment that I am sure those women will never forget.

When men - especially physically imposing black men do such a thing it is often interpreted as them being "overeactive assholes", or "agressive" or some other such type of description.

Post: #25

What's with women today using the word "ignorant" to mean rude or impolite?

Originally to be ignorant meant to be uninformed. Then it became synonymous with being racist. Now it means that you're just mean in general.