Celebrities you hate but didn't always dislike

Beasty

Paul Gadd

Used to go regularly to his shows, and was on the front row at a gig he did at Manchester Apollo one year which was subsequently released on VHS

I am no longer in Gary Glitter's "gang"

saralou2011

Ronan Keating, I was a huge obsessed boyzone fan, when I was a teenager, worshiped the ground, he walked on. Bedroom walls plasted in posters. Finally wised up, and realised what a gobsh1te!!

Once, Joe Duffy was semi decent to listen to as liveline presenter: in the 1990's or around1994 to be precise.

Darren Frehill: sports news presenter on rte radio 1
He now makes sure to completely glorify and canonize whatever GAA allstar /Munster Leinster Rugby player / Golf / etc he is talking about

Rufeo

McGaggs wrote: »

But to whom? He never talks about anyone.

Maybe he didn't get married. Maybe that's what wrong with him. He's got a huge pole up his ass anyway. Whatever's wrong with him.

Rufeo

deathbomber wrote: »

Yer woman Vogue, i do not understand why she is on tv, that fairy tv ad shes on makes me puke. She is the cliche of everything wrong with society today

She strikes me as foreign.

RandomViewer

saralou2011 wrote: »

Ronan Keating, I was a huge obsessed boyzone fan, when I was a teenager, worshiped the ground, he walked on. Bedroom walls plasted in posters. Finally wised up, and realised what a gobsh1te!!

Still trying to pass "when yo say nothing at all" off as his song, apparently change some lyrics for the virus.

RandomViewer

chopperbyrne wrote: »

Rachel Riley

Her vilification of Corbyn, and support of the Tories have made me hate her.

Jimmy Carr on Rachel, "Where Would we be without Rachel Riley, Helping a drunken Carol vorderman out of her mobility scooter"

chopperbyrne

Graham Linehan is the first one to come to mind. I understand trans issues can be a sensitive topic but he made it his permanent obsession, shouting down anyone (not just trans people) disagreeing with him to the point where the police had to intervene.

chopperbyrne wrote: »

Rachel Riley

Her vilification of Corbyn, and support of the Tories have made me hate her.

Pretty sure she supports the Lib Dems, not the Tories.

She did seem a bit obsessed with Corbyn, the t-shirt stunt was pretty low. Then again, it's understandable why someone with Jewish heritage would be wary of him; he may not be anti-Semitic but didn't exactly do a great job in tackling those accusations.

Wanderer2010

Used to really love Tommy Tiernan when he was fresh, natural and relevant back in his early days as stand-up and on tv. Then his need to be cool and liked by all sectors of society destroyed all of his innate comedic talent and he relied completely and totally on cliched satire of the church and the scandals in Ireland to get a few cheap laughs, not to mention a new habit of throwing the F word into every sentence in an attempt to be cool..:mad:

Then he became that other gormless fool Hector's sidekick and that wiped any remaining respect I had for him altogether. Shame, he had a lot of potential but he should have just called it a day when he ran out of material.

Poor Uncle Tom

Your Face wrote: »

He's Dave Grohl

Wash your mouth out! philistine!

razorblunt

Hangdogroad wrote: »

Yeah I initially enjoyed his TG4 travel shows but then he started popping up all over the place and his persona really started to grate. That "Ta me ag teacht" thing became his version of Des Bishops immersion joke for a while. He'd say it every time he made an appearance.

Wasn’t the sex as Gaeilge the go to routine for that fella that used to be the warm up for Podge & Rodge? He inevitably popped up a t a few gigs I went to and always used that routine, years apart.

sheriff2

Leigh Francis aka Keith Lemon -
I used to love Bo Selecta, but cant stand this fella now. I dont know how anyone likes celebrity juice, its the worst thing i have ever seen.

Be right back

Holly Willoughby. Used to think she was alright but now. Comes across as full of it.

Junkyard Tom

Lassie the virtue-signalling SJW libtard dog

Akrasia

Junkyard Tom wrote: »

Lassie the virtue-signalling SJW libtard dog

This is the only cekebrity that i actually recognise

I used to love Stephen Seagal cause i thought he was funny, then i grew to dislike him, vlad putin lovin sex trafficing, raping tax cheat that he is

TheDavester

sheriff2 wrote: »

Leigh Francis aka Keith Lemon -
I used to love Bo Selecta, but cant stand this fella now. I dont know how anyone likes celebrity juice, its the worst thing i have ever seen.

there was a bigger audience in targetting his "comedy" at women who love celeb nonsense than being juvenile, male orientated humour...i think he actually said it....

blueser

andekwarhola wrote: »

Morrissey (as a person not an artist).

As both for me. He likes to lecture people on their dietary habits. I'll eat what I want, thanks. And don't get me started on his "singing" (loose definition of the term); he couldn't hold a note in a bucket. Middling songwriter, though, to be fair.

Hangdogroad

razorblunt wrote: »

Wasn’t the sex as Gaeilge the go to routine for that fella that used to be the warm up for Podge & Rodge? He inevitably popped up a t a few gigs I went to and always used that routine, years apart.

Can't place that chap. Hectors early schtick was doing an impersonstion of what a porn fIlm might sound like in Irish, he hasn't done it years mind. Maybe he stole yer man's gag or vice versa.

Rothko

blueser wrote: »

As both for me. He likes to lecture people on their dietary habits. I'll eat what I want, thanks. And don't get me started on his "singing" (loose definition of the term); he couldn't hold a note in a bucket. Middling songwriter, though, to be fair.

It was Johnny Marr that did most of the songwriting in the Smiths, not Morrissey

Waccamacca3

Rufeo wrote: »

She strikes me as foreign.

Ain't she an aussie and only got were she is due to brian mcfadden was not even on our TV. She is very annoying saw her on pointless sticking her tongue out at foster and Allen etc

Strumms

Finty Lemon wrote: »

Glenn Hansard- disappeared up his own self righteous arse in later years.

I would never have been a fan of his music but man... He certainly availed of a one way ticket up his own rectum...if he’s on the radio or tv, singing , talking, whatever I have to change the station. Cringe dot com.... the mr Ernest mc Ernest act does nothing for me, just like his music.

donkeykong5

magic_murph wrote: »

Jerry Seinfield
Jonathon Ross
Rocky Gervais

Ricky Gervais is a legend. The amount of work he does protecting innocent animals is pheunominal

Cee-Jay-Cee

Ray D’arcy. I don’t hate him but don’t particularly like him anymore. I loved him when he started on Today FM, he was fun and entertaining. He’s now just a grumpy old man.

Omackeral

Broomtown wrote: »

Vogue is a really nice person, but exactly the type of person that people with no social skills would dislike or even hate. She's good looking, charming and in the eyes of the socially inept, she is popular, something they could never be.

Hello Mrs Williams. Why did you choose such a sh*te name for your kid?

retro:electro

Omackeral wrote: »

Hello Mrs Williams. Why did you choose such a sh*te name for your kid?

Genuinely she never annoyed me until she named her child Theodore

Hego Damask

Patrick Stewart, really liked him back in the day, but he's painful to listen to as that virtue signalling twat preaching ethics to us plebs from his ivory towers in London and Beverly Hills ...

Rodney Bathgate

Junkyard Tom wrote: »

Lassie the virtue-signalling SJW libtard dog

I always preferred The Littlest Hobo (despite him being homeless).

rtron

Rothko wrote: »

He was great on the Den but I can't stand him anymore.

I find people are usually lovely until they actually start being themselves.

All that fandango

Russel Brand.

YFlyer

Your Face wrote: »

Dave Grohl.

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