Vogue Williams

ginandtonicsky · 16-09-2018 9:18pm

posturingpat wrote: »

Only a matter of time before her extra curricular activities catch up on her is the rumour.....

What does that mean?

Sassygirl1999 · 16-09-2018 9:20pm

ginandtonicsky wrote: »

What does that mean?

she plays rounders

holystungun9 · 16-09-2018 9:22pm

Dagenham Dave wrote: »

I'd take her to the all you can Chinese buffet - evening menu too, no scrimping

Scrim Ping with rice is the best!

Owl. · 16-09-2018 9:29pm

Was it Vogue Williams about whom Dustin the turkey said " I wouldn't know whether to snog her or give her some hay"?

the purple tin · 16-09-2018 9:35pm

Owl. wrote: »

Was it Vogue Williams about whom Dustin the turkey said " I wouldn't know whether to snog her or give her some hay"?

Sarah Jessica Parker or Glenda Gilson maybe? I think Dustin sort of faded away before VW became well known.

TheDavester · 16-09-2018 9:37pm

why the indo have a hard on for her and Huberman is beyond me

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts · 16-09-2018 9:38pm

Junkyard Tom wrote: »

He's punching above his weight there.

I think they’re as good looking as each other. And I’m sure they match each other for wit too. That’s not necessarily a compliment.

Jim Bob Scratcher · 16-09-2018 9:39pm

Why are twit's like this given a platform? what exactly does she do again?

Gimme A Pound · 16-09-2018 9:51pm

The hate is a bandwagon. "Someone said something scathing of a good-looking tv presenter - I'd better agree with them."

She's utterly inoffensive, seems perfectly reasonable and pleasant, and does a grand job. I enjoyed the documentary she did about juvenile boot camps in America. She's no Theroux obviously, but never claimed to be. Thought she still did a nice job interviewing the prisoners and guards. Was quite charming to them and seemed to endear herself. Not easy when these are tough tough folks.

It's not like she's preventing Expose or some ****.

The Crowman · 16-09-2018 9:52pm

BattleCorp wrote: »

An unfortunate trait of a lot of Irish people, they hate to see anybody doing well. We have a national sport of begrudgery.

What exactly does she even do, never mind do well at?

TheDavester · 16-09-2018 10:39pm

her internment camp comments were ludicrous but her comments saying she was depressed or had anxiety attack over not getting over a certain amount of insta likes for her photo were moronic....vacuous airhead

her list of jobs were, being Mrs Brian McFadden, dj, model, presenter, documentarian, influencer, journalist - cant say she's talented at any of them

pleas advice · 16-09-2018 11:00pm

alan partridge aha wrote: »

Vooooooooooogue

Vogue
Vogue
Vogue
Vogue

gormdubhgorm · 23-09-2018 11:30am

I don't watch this woman's programmes.
I tried, but I can't take her seriously.
She has a nice innocence/simpleness about her which I suppose is part of the charm fo some?

When I was checking my emails on msn I stumbled across this:

Journalist from the journal.ie calling Vogue the Irish Louis Theroux...

http://www.msn.com/en-ie/entertainment/celebrity/is-vogue-williams-irelands-answer-to-louis-theroux/ar-AAAtbys?li=BBr5KbJ&ocid=UE12DHP

'No, no, no, he is not' was my reaction.
Louis is a skilled interviewer who pretends as if he is simple and naive.
He guides the interviewee gently.
Vogue IS simple and naive.
She just looks foolish and stumbles through it.

Fair play to her for making a career for herself and a successful one at that.

nice_guy80 · 23-09-2018 11:52am

'Influencer'
Wtf does that actually mean

That loads of people on boards.ie hate them?

23-09-2018 11:53am

Vapid, and lacking any depth. Laughable that a consummate pro like Theroux is brought up as a comparison when there really isn't any.

23-09-2018 11:56am

nice_guy80 wrote: »

'Influencer'
Wtf does that actually mean

That loads of people on boards.ie hate them?

Well-known people who get paid to shill goods and services (moisturiser, restaurants, mobile phones, etc), usually on social media.

Have nothing against them. It's the eejit who buys into it, and doesn't seem to realise that 'celebrities' are paid for the positive reviews, that I find bizarre.

TheDavester · 23-09-2018 12:01pm

gormdubhgorm wrote: »

I don't watch this woman's pregrammes.
I tried, but I can't take her seriously.
She has a nice innocence/simpleness about her which I suppose is part of the charm fo some?

When I was checking my emails on msn I stumbled across this:

Journalist from the journal.ie calling Vogue the Irish Louis Theroux...

http://www.msn.com/en-ie/entertainment/celebrity/is-vogue-williams-irelands-answer-to-louis-theroux/ar-AAAtbys?li=BBr5KbJ&ocid=UE12DHP

'No, no, no, he is not' was my reaction.
Louis is a skilled interviewer who pretends as if he is simple and naive.
He guides the interviewee gently.
Vogue IS simple and naive.
She just looks foolish and stumbles through it.

Fair play to her for making a career for herself and a successful one at that.

its articles like this why no one takes the Journal seriously and is perceived that its written by transition year sjw's

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts · 23-09-2018 12:12pm

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

Well-known people who get paid to shill goods and services (moisturiser, restaurants, mobile phones, etc), usually on social media.

Have nothing against them. It's the eejit who buys into it, and doesn't seem to realise that 'celebrities' are paid for the positive reviews, that I find bizarre.

Not even well-known people, tbh. Some influencers have huge followings but are completely unknown outside that Instagram following. But that IG following alone is enough for them to gain lucrative sponsorships. Unknown IG influencers are almost surrounded by more yes men than well-known ones because they are not famous so everyone who chooses to follow them likes them.

TheDavester · 23-09-2018 12:17pm

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts wrote: »

Not even well-known people, tbh. Some influencers have huge followings but are completely unknown outside that Instagram following. But that IG following alone is enough for them to gain lucrative sponsorships.

i used to work with girl whose now a make up artist and she's so desperate to break in to the "influencer market" she pisses most of her wages in buying followers, and most of her posts get only maybe 10 likes at the most, drags her family out to take photos of her with her latest clothing purchases in "scenic places"....I would love if someone talked to her, its not working out and so sad thinking she's this Pippa one or Lisa Jordan or these nobodys …..

Bunny Colvin · 23-09-2018 12:29pm

TheDavester wrote: »

i used to work with girl whose now a make up artist and she's so desperate to break in to the "influencer market" she pisses most of her wages in buying followers, and most of her posts get only maybe 10 likes at the most, drags her family out to take photos of her with her latest clothing purchases in "scenic places"....I would love if someone talked to her, its not working out and so sad thinking she's this Pippa one or Lisa Jordan or these nobodys …..

There's a fair few women out there who have that mentality. It's like they're trying to showcase their daily life to be more important and exciting than it really is, all done through Instagram and Snapchat.

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts · 23-09-2018 12:36pm

Bunny Colvin wrote: »

There's a fair few women out there who have that mentality. It's like they're trying to showcase their daily life to be more important and exciting than it really is, all done through Instagram and Snapchat.

Not just women. My husband works with a guy who wants to become an influencer. He spends his time taking moody shots around Dublin, sometimes even in the office! He has about 2000 followers on IG. A girl was supposed to start at the office who has 20,000 followers. He could not hide his envy, according to hubs. She lost out on the job due to her IG following though. Her prospective bosses thought it would be too much of a distraction from her day job.

Pac1Man · 23-09-2018 12:39pm

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts wrote: »

Not just women. My husband works with a guy who wants to become an influencer. He spends his time taking moody shots around Dublin, sometimes even in the office! He has about 2000 followers on IG. A girl was supposed to start at the office who has 20,000 followers. He could not hide his envy, according to hubs. She lost out on the job due to her IG following though. Her prospective bosses thought it would be too much of a distraction from her day job.

I miss the 90s.

The Rape of Lucretia · 23-09-2018 1:05pm

TheDavester wrote: »

why the indo have a hard on for her and Huberman is beyond me

Well Hubes is multitallented, a dote, and married to an all-time ledge slash deity.

Vogue is. Well Vogue is married to Spennie. The Spen Spen Man. Man's man, ladies man, Spen about town.

Agricola · 23-09-2018 1:19pm

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts wrote: »

Not just women. My husband works with a guy who wants to become an influencer. He spends his time taking moody shots around Dublin, sometimes even in the office! He has about 2000 followers on IG. A girl was supposed to start at the office who has 20,000 followers. He could not hide his envy, according to hubs. She lost out on the job due to her IG following though. Her prospective bosses thought it would be too much of a distraction from her day job.

Narcissism has been monetized for the common pleb.

We're doomed!

Gimme A Pound · 23-09-2018 3:36pm

TheDavester wrote: »

her internment camp comments were ludicrous but her comments saying she was depressed or had anxiety attack over not getting over a certain amount of insta likes for her photo were moronic....vacuous airhead

Yeah not good, but people are still overdoing the venom and just seem jealous of her because she's good-looking and getting bits of tv, at which she's really not bad. She doesn't act like a nasty bitch the way people are talking about her.

But no, not Ireland's Theroux. Jesus Christ. Just no.

gormdubhgorm · 23-09-2018 3:39pm

Winston Large Society wrote: »

The hate is a bandwagon. "Someone said something scathing of a good-looking tv presenter - I'd better agree with them."

She's utterly inoffensive, seems perfectly reasonable and pleasant, and does a grand job. I enjoyed the documentary she did about juvenile boot camps in America. She's no Theroux obviously, but never claimed to be. Thought she still did a nice job interviewing the prisoners and guards. Was quite charming to them and seemed to endear herself. Not easy when these are tough tough folks.

It's not like she's preventing Expose or some ****.

If she prevented Expose she would be (like) my favorite presenter ever. (Did I put the like in the right place there?)

If you mean presenting Expose, I would have thought that is around her niche and level?
'It's amaaaazing' etc etc?

northgirl · 23-09-2018 3:43pm

She seems like a nice girl. No Louis Theroux.

Gimme A Pound · 23-09-2018 3:53pm

gormdubhgorm wrote: »

If she prevented Expose she would be (like) my favorite presenter ever. (Did I put the like in the right place there?)

If you mean presenting expose, I would have thought that is around her niche and level?
'It's amaaaazing' etc etc?

Dammit! I'd love her if she prevented Expose too. But the stuff she does present is a bit more interesting than that to be fair. I don't think she is as vacuous as is being said.

MyStubbleItches · 23-09-2018 4:29pm

Winston Large Society wrote: »

Dammit! I'd love her if she prevented Expose too. But the stuff she does present is a bit more interesting than that to be fair. I don't think she is as vacuous as is being said.

Or just exposed herself.

MikeyTaylor · 23-09-2018 4:44pm

gormdubhgorm wrote: »

If she prevented Expose she would be (sure ya know yerself) my favorite presenter ever. (Did I put the sure ya know yerself in the right place there?)

If you mean presenting Expose, I would have thought that is around her niche and level?
'It's bleedin rapid' etc etc?

Fixed it for ya boy :-)

Vogue Williams

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