Harry Styles to a fan who immediately took out her phone for a photo: “Hello, I’m Harry, nice to meet you”



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    1. These people need to feel shame more often, holy shit.

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    2. hotdogs2222222 on

      omg imagine having basic social interaction explained to you by harry styles…this would haunt me

    3. Wise_Wafer_1204 on

      I suppose the excitement took over basic manners here. I would be so embarrassed 

    4. Kidgorgeoushere on

      Omg I’d die of embarrassment if this happened to me (not that I’d shove my phone in his face in the first place). People seem to forget celebrities are people too rather than transactional objects.

    5. My_Favourite_Pen on

      Okay but that cyclist with loud music blitzing through the crossing like that need to introduce himself to some manners.

    6. Vegetable-Elk-9061 on

      The irony is she didn’t even need the selfie because someone was filming it. Should’ve just spoken to him like a human.

    7. thentherewaswind on

      That’s so rude. Imagine having to deal with this any time you go out. Like you’re an object or an item on someone’s to-do list.

    8. BlasphemousBean on

      Love the way he dealt with that, I can’t believe people need to be reminded of such things

    9. I don’t know how I’d react if I saw a celebrity in public I was actually a fan of.

      Lived all 31 years of my life in NYC and haven’t run into one single celebrity in public :/ and I travel throughout the city constantly. Actually I did run into that loser Dave Portnoy and realized we were basically neighbors.

    10. I have zero desire to ask a celebrity for a photograph? Am I weird that I don’t really understand it? I’d much rather say hi and have the opportunity to chat with them.

    11. AccidentalNapper on

      Good for Harry. I’ve seen celebrities out before and been desperate to interact with them somehow but then I check myself, remember they’re a person and leave them the hell alone.

      Unless a celebrity is clearly very open and engaging and inviting fans to interact with them, it’s just rude and awkward to accost them. Someone like Harry who’s clearly covered practically his whole head is not wanting the attention.

    12. Interesting-Studio-5 on

      I don’t know, people get nervous in these situations.  It was a bit rude, he addressed it. Doesn’t really seem like something she needs to be dragged on the internet for, maybe we can have some grace for people sometimes.

    13. Mind you I’ve never heard one fan interaction of him being anything but pleasant, how stupid and rude do people have to be😒

    14. Silver-Foot-259 on

      Billie eilish does the same thing. People just walk up and stand next to her, shove their phone in her face and she’s like hello nice to meet you 👋

    15. It’s like she cares more about showing that she met him, then actually meeting him. At least that’s how I, probably, would’ve felt in his shoes.

    16. Minimum_Mushroom_627 on

      Well. That’s one way to get Harry to remember you. Literally the rudest way possible but a way nonetheless.

    17. irishyardball on

      Clout farming at it’s finest.

      If you genuinely cared about meeting said person, your first reaction wouldn’t be let me take a pic

    18. contains_crows on

      I expect this kind of thing with idk? Little ducks at the park? You see them and go “oh cute ducks, lemme take a pic to show my friends later”.

    19. TheGirlintheTower on

      It’s been a long time since I felt such second hand embarrassment. Love that he did that, not sure she even clocked it.
      So weird to me that the first thought is to lean in for a photo without even attempting a hello, why would you want that sort of interaction for yourself?

    20. green-bean-7 on

      It also kills me that she used her left hand instead of just putting her damn phone away for a second to shake his hand properly (and I’m a lefty btw)

    21. Scared-Box8941 on

      How do you call yourself a fan and treat someone like that? As if they’re not a human being but a prop or a cute dog.