Ted Lasso tweets there can be 100 people

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2 hours ago, Bio said:

Someone has never seen movie junkets in their life.

And yet we are on a thread where an actor is joking about that story. I wonder why Gaga's story stands out as a goofball joke and not all the other repetitive stories told on the red carpet. 

Someone's delusional.

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Wait, you guys thought that was funny 

All this time I thought it was  inspiring and that everyone here thought the same way too  

 

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5 hours ago, LilyLark said:

Most actors repeat themselves in junket interviews (even some film journalists pointed that out when the 100 people in a room thing became huge). The only reason Gaga's blew up is because fans made a huge deal about it + the media was fixated on her and Bradley Cooper at the time + the media (and Gaga herself) were playing into the image of her as campy, melodramatic over the top old school star. Gaga also playfully leaned into the 100 rooms thing.

I feel like a lot of stans found it cringe but people in real life found it amusing, like they expected Gaga to be over the top in that way. Some of my friends-who aren't even Gaga fans really—thought it was funny.

I actually lived for it and still live for it. Compilation video of her repeating that mantra is something I watch every day and laugh as ****. 

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4 hours ago, CannaeDrive said:

Let's celebrate with this iconic smash:

 

 

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5 hours ago, LilyLark said:

Most actors repeat themselves in junket interviews (even some film journalists pointed that out when the 100 people in a room thing became huge). The only reason Gaga's blew up is because fans made a huge deal about it + the media was fixated on her and Bradley Cooper at the time + the media (and Gaga herself) were playing into the image of her as campy, melodramatic over the top old school star. Gaga also playfully leaned into the 100 rooms thing.

I feel like a lot of stans found it cringe but people in real life found it amusing, like they expected Gaga to be over the top in that way. Some of my friends-who aren't even Gaga fans really—thought it was funny.

Yea  it's started as insider Stan jokes and creeped up into GPs minds, and in a way it's both cringe and iconic. Like that "She's meditating guys" kind of iconic. 

Like I can see if years from now someone brought back the 100 people in the room, it will get thousands likes. 

I do wonder though if she actually laughs at it