Yesterday when I was scouring my YouTube history for some of my favorite Photoshop tutorials, I ran across this great video of Justin Timberlake and Jimmy Fallon doing the History of Rap. You probably have seen this before, but it was my first time seeing it and I found it pretty entertaining.
This made me reminiscent for some of the other videos I've seen of celebrities doing their thing a little more informally, which I always find quite fascinating. When someone's in a movie or doing a concert, they're performing in a different way than when they're just hamming it for the camera, and those slightly more down-to-earth moments are very interesting to me.
Here's one that I've found recently, but realized I hadn't shared yet. This trick can also be found in the movie Pitch Perfect. Yes, it really was her doing this in the film!
(cut to about 1 minute on this one if you want)
You've probably seen this one of JayZ also, as it was going viral a few months ago, but I thought it'd be fun to share anyway. There's some controversy regarding whether or not it was a publicity stunt or genuine, but regardless, I found it pretty endearing how "normal" a big deal celebrity can be sometimes.
(the original video was blocked, but this CNN clip shows most of it)
This made me reminiscent for some of the other videos I've seen of celebrities doing their thing a little more informally, which I always find quite fascinating. When someone's in a movie or doing a concert, they're performing in a different way than when they're just hamming it for the camera, and those slightly more down-to-earth moments are very interesting to me.
Here's one that I've found recently, but realized I hadn't shared yet. This trick can also be found in the movie Pitch Perfect. Yes, it really was her doing this in the film!
(cut to about 1 minute on this one if you want)
You've probably seen this one of JayZ also, as it was going viral a few months ago, but I thought it'd be fun to share anyway. There's some controversy regarding whether or not it was a publicity stunt or genuine, but regardless, I found it pretty endearing how "normal" a big deal celebrity can be sometimes.
(the original video was blocked, but this CNN clip shows most of it)
I love it!
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