Miranda tells Esther and Khalyla about the very unusual and scary incident that took place the night she hosted a study group for the cool girls from USC.
I’m sure it was traumatizing. At the same time I think she knows how ridiculous it sounds to anyone else. “Someone tried to kill me” is not something said in every day conversation.
Eh pretty normal for people to treat their own trauma as a joke. Makes it easier to get over it for some. I laugh ab a lot of shit and while I’m laughing the other person is just… dumbfounded. We see our own trauma differently than others trauma
I can’t speak for all the folks who experienced something similar; I speak very nonchalantly about the home invasion I survived, bc that’s how people treated it after the incident. People literally laughed in my face, because they couldn’t imagine going through that. The human brain minimizes the trauma for the person listening to the story, and eventually for the person who experienced the event.
@@mint0zs yes! 😂😂 like AYYYY you too? High five! Whoo! 😂 Thankfully my therapist is pretty cool so I can joke with her a little. But she’s still like… homegirl. Are you ok tho?
So apparently she had a stalker who staked out her house but she wasn’t there. Another car came by, he shot at it as they escaped. Then he unalived himself. That’s insane and I can’t believe this is the first I’m hearing of it.
@@unicornkitteh5332her stalker was at her house and I guess someone drove by with a similar car to hers so he shot at it 6 times, missed then set himself on fire and shot himself.... like wtf
@j-rodthelibrarykid1166 people who care and matter to the victim still take it seriously and understand they are just doing what they can to survive their own thoughts and mental torment after what they went through. It isn't a victims job to make sure you're sensitive enough to horrible things. You need to work on that for yourself if you're finding that to be a problem for you, personally I don't see it.
The guy shot a passing car thinking it was Miranda, then SET HIMSELF ON FIRE and shot himself IN HER FRONT YARD. Miranda by the grace of whatever you belive in wasnt in her home that night
The worst part is whatever he had planned. He had knifes, ropes, and “gifts” he had buried in her backyard over the course of multiple days. She didn’t just mis her death, she missed a bucket of horrors thanks to that random car.
Miranda seems like the kind of lady that wouldn't yell at you in an argument, to the point that you'd just have to agree with anything and everything she says in the argument because of how nice she is
@@JAZMllNEYou mean when she was.. acting.. as a character? Yeah a great actor can play any role and make you believe that's who they are.. but she's not her character. That's like saying she is also evil/prankster in real life bc she acted like the evil lil sister to Drake n Josh in a TV show...
I am assuming it's more of a nervous laugh? Like maybe the way you might laugh when someone falls or is crying but not because you actually want to laugh?
I thought she was joking but it literally wasn’t a joke some creepy stalker guy literally tried to kill her and un alived himself when it didn’t go how he planned….
Love how she can joke about this, that's such a scary thing but I love that she's not going to let that get her down! Miranda seems so sweet and down to earth and she's always SO well spoken, love her!
That’s a terrifying experience and def she’s laughing it off as a trauma response Edit: Thanks for the likes! I don’t know why y’all are bickering over this. People cope and resolve trauma differently. It’s possible that it’s been a long time now and she’s able to humor the story, but I mean regardless she deals with it in her own way
@@AS-rr9kmyeah I disagree it’s a trauma response laugh. She just seems like she’s a rather good life and a good head on her shoulders that it wouldn’t affect her like someone her experienced a lot of neglect or abuse.
It was also years ago. The more time passes, the easier it is to laugh certain things off. Apparently, she wasn’t home at the time so she never encountered them thankfully.
@@AS-rr9kmsomeone literally tried to murder her. if they dont have a right to say shes traumatized then you sure as hell dont have a right to say shes fine.
She is so adorable: here she is wanting some “popular girls” to like her and describing them as cool. When Jeanette McCurdy described her that way when she met her at the start of iCarly. Just shows her genuineness as a person. Hate it turned out to be a terrible experience and not new found friends.
I’m sorry guys - when I said “not newfound friends” - I meant “friends” in the real sense. As in these girls obviously weren’t her real friends. Clearly they pretended to be her friends and set her up to be in a dangerous situation, I doubt anyone, including her, would consider these people friends after that.
@@dcarter455 I don't think the USC popular girls had anything to do with the attempted murder. The attempted murder just happened to be right around the time she was supposed to have the cool kids over
@@BluePrada obviously…. I can still want random people to have loving friends tho? my son wants the Easter bunny and Santa to be besties, should I tell him he doesn’t know them?
Humor isn't always an appropriate response to trauma, but sometimes it helps to just laugh. It's an outrageous story through and through. I really don't blame her for laughing or saying it the way she is.
It could be the inside feelings aren't able to be expressed on the outside, so this is how they cope with negative/painful emotions. Even though they're both giggling and smiling, I doubt either one finds the incident funny. I hope Miranda continues to be strong and finds some kind of peace.
I totally get why Miranda would want to laugh it off, but the interviewer bursting out laughing twice was in such bad taste. It’s not like Miranda told a joke about it, it was a straightforward statement
That's relatable. My mom called a popular girls mom panicked looking for me when I fell asleep at a random neighbors house and I was mortified. Earlier that day I had tried to get invited to the popular girls birthday but it failed and I didn't try again after that 🥴
@@beachluvrthey’re relating to a girl being embarrassed about their friends being alerted by something weird…. Please go outside, not everyone is lying to trick people, the person is just sharing a similar while less intense story
@@meet-me-at-blue-diner No, that's sarcasm, not sincere. Although I don't think they're calling the story fake, just undermining it because it's not as traumatic as Miranda's story with the stalker trying to kill her, that's why they said "Such a similar story, I'm sure she relates to you" (meant in a sarcastic way) and then "Hope your potential killer is locked up" (there's no potential killer in OP's story).
Idk about that but everytime I see women talk to each other I can literally feel this vibe that they are just talking with masks on but deep down inside they fuckin hate each other and wanna rip each other apart 💀💀 they seem so jealous of each other lmao
@@ahobbit1273 I’m not a girl 💀 just saying this cause the friends of the girl I talk to and hang out with are real haters and don’t support they friend at all
@@giantcafe7040 Yeah she's rich enough to not have to worry about where her next meal is coming from but she's not F U rich where she doesn't have to interact with dangerous people. She can be rich and still fear for her life, are you even human to think that should be nothing for her just because she doesn't struggle financially like you?
The even worse thing is knowing that being stalked, threated, and harassed is common for a celebrity. It shouldn't be normal by any means, but i guess it comes with being famous. Hope she got a really good security system and some cameras after that. Just because he removed himself from the picture doesnt mean it cant happen again. To anyone thats has had a stalker i can only imagine how scary that is and youre so strong, sadly theres a tiktok trend of people stalking their crushes so I feel things may get worse. Remeber man, woman, in-betweens, or nothing's, protect yourselves anyone can be stalked anyone can be attcked by a stalker be aware of your surroundings.
Omg, I feel for M iranda so much, not only for the incident, but also for that reaction. I have the same struggle, I can say the most dramatic story and just plead for support, but people are laughing... it's like a gift and a curse...
@@wumbo1536 Miranda is literally giggling the whole time before bluntly announcing someone tried to kill her. The laughter is a shock response and totally normal. Y'all need to not project your own issues onto someone you've never even been in the same room with
I used to laugh as a defense mechanism as well- thank God I grew out of that through personal healing, I probably wouldn't be able to stand this interviewer cackling at my misfortune
@TurrettiniPizza She is laughing nervously throughout the whole story? Anyways some people laugh in super awkward situations anyways. I do it sometimes and I hate when I do it. Also in the original video cause this is just a snip and cut from the interview...
She didn’t say it like it was serious for a second but i think she was trying to not think too deep into how serious it really was and stay with light side of the story
Laughing is one of the most common and unfortunate nervous responses, she clearly wasn’t laughing cause she thinks is funny, but because she was panicking with the heaviness of the information.
Its funny because both her and sam were huge crushes for me as a kid. As i get older i realize they both have great personality alongside with the great looks
I know the laughing is a shocked / nervous response because what she’s hearing is shocking, but people really need to control themselves. Someone attacking and trying to kill you permanently affects you for life, no matter how nonchalant you are able to speak about it. I don’t know maybe I’m being harsh but how is it so hard to show compassion for such a horrifying experience 🙁
yeah you are deeping it too much, it’s literally just a funny juxtaposition between the obviously serious subject matter and the delivery??? if she was bringing it up in the context of her trauma around it, and being super serious yes it would be inappropriate, but that just isn’t the context at all they’re literally friends 🙄
Yes, Miranda strikes me as someone who’s really nice and goes with the flow, so even if Miranda was offended, I don’t think she’d say anything about those girls laughing :/ I don’t think it’s funny to laugh at such a traumatic experience like that.
Miranda is one of four child actors i respect immensely. Natalie Portman, Chole Grace Moritz and Neil Patrick Harris are the other 3. Good company. Yes i realize I probably misspelled Chole's last name, but at least you can tell i'm not obsessed, just appreciative of talent.
@crimsonguy723 Not really keeping a list, as much as remembering being impressed by early roles. Matilda in The professional and Hit girl in kickers? Who wasn't impressed with those roles. That's the kind of things that stick in the memory. While I wasn't a big fan for Dougie Hauser,(only watched one episode), I respect Neil's acting chops. If you haven't seen Dr. Horrible's sing along blog, you must look it up. He's operationally trained and is an amazing singer, too. Miranda was the best thing in Drake and Josh. My son was too old to watch iCarly, so I've never bothered, but Miranda's character is something rare for the movie industry and even more rare for kids growing up in the industry. There are too many of them that fall off the deep end and get addicted or do crimes. The people I've named are respectful, and they deserve recognition for that. People like Deniro, while being a good actor, is an imbecile and I have zero respect for him, which causes me to avoid his movies. But I digress.
I was at USC at the same time as she was. I think I saw her once or twice, our curricula was never going to overlap as she was, reasonably, studying film while I was not. But it was definitely cool to know there were active celebrities in campus (she wasn’t the only one).
You can tell Miranda didn’t fall into the same trap many other child stars did like Miley and Shia, Selena etc.. good for her she does seem like a very real and genuine girl
@@TheGoobsters yeah we know but it is still weird, she is too wrecked and insensitive. We become more and more insensitive bc of the things we watched, news we saw etc.
That ladies reaction is so horrible. Miranda is traumatized most likely and she’s just laughing like hahahahahqqhhwhqhq u almost died ahahahahah like wtf?
I remember hearing about that! It was so insane 😭 I felt SO bad for her because I know she had trauma bc of that! I wouldn’t be able to sleep at night if I knew I had a stalker that watched my house every day and then tried to kill me and set himself on fire after he thought he murdered me 😭 it’s so scary
The fact she laughed is how much the icarly show has impacted us because we all just needed a laughing track and it would make it so unserious 😭. I feel bad for her though like I’m sure it was super traumatizing having a random man try to do that.
When Miranda nonchalantly said, “Someone tried to . . . kill me,” she was actually trying to elicit a giggle from the two co-hosts, as the story she was about to tell them was not about her traumatic experience of being stalked by a homicidal/suicidal maniac or how she coped with that trauma. The story was about her trying to “fit in” with the “cool crowd” only to have it backfire on her. She learned a lesson to stop trying to “fit in” with certain groups that she perceives as having “social status” BECAUSE she thinks they have “social status”. Basically, she learned in college to avoid cliques, a lesson many of us learn in high school, but of course, with her being a “child star”, she didn’t attend high school and instead, she had a private tutor on the set of the TV show she was on.
She does that, it's a awkward trauma response, she's always done it even on the behind the scenes stuff at Nick. There's no telling what she's been through
I think childhood acting taught her to disassociate cause when she tells these sad stories she’ll either just smile through it or doesn’t appear to be sad about it
The way she’s so nonchalant about someone trying to kill her 😅 also didn’t know she went to Uni it must be hard after being on shows
I’m sure it was traumatizing. At the same time I think she knows how ridiculous it sounds to anyone else. “Someone tried to kill me” is not something said in every day conversation.
Eh pretty normal for people to treat their own trauma as a joke. Makes it easier to get over it for some. I laugh ab a lot of shit and while I’m laughing the other person is just… dumbfounded. We see our own trauma differently than others trauma
I can’t speak for all the folks who experienced something similar; I speak very nonchalantly about the home invasion I survived, bc that’s how people treated it after the incident. People literally laughed in my face, because they couldn’t imagine going through that. The human brain minimizes the trauma for the person listening to the story, and eventually for the person who experienced the event.
@@myliza700i like when people match the vibe. unlike trying to bounce trauma humor off my therapist 😂
@@mint0zs yes! 😂😂 like AYYYY you too? High five! Whoo! 😂
Thankfully my therapist is pretty cool so I can joke with her a little. But she’s still like… homegirl. Are you ok tho?
So apparently she had a stalker who staked out her house but she wasn’t there. Another car came by, he shot at it as they escaped. Then he unalived himself. That’s insane and I can’t believe this is the first I’m hearing of it.
Shout out to you for the details, I didn't know either!
Holy- wow that shits crazy I had never heard about this
I'm confused by your comment. So her stalker had a stalker who shot the original stalker? Or the stalker shot at just a random car passing by?
@@unicornkitteh5332her stalker was at her house and I guess someone drove by with a similar car to hers so he shot at it 6 times, missed then set himself on fire and shot himself.... like wtf
I vaguely remember hearing about this, but I didn't know the details!
It’s a defense mechanism to downplay traumatic events even to become unfazed by them
And to laugh
It just makes people take trauma less and less seriously
Or she accepted that it happened and that's why she's not reactive
@j-rodthelibrarykid1166 people who care and matter to the victim still take it seriously and understand they are just doing what they can to survive their own thoughts and mental torment after what they went through. It isn't a victims job to make sure you're sensitive enough to horrible things. You need to work on that for yourself if you're finding that to be a problem for you, personally I don't see it.
@@Bellsbear64 what a bunch of bullshit
She seems like a very genuine person. She gives off good energy
Seems like she probably had good parents
Really makes you wonder why she went on this "podcast"... questioning her judgement and IQ now
@@thunderstar254what does doing a podcast have to do with IQ
Yeah trying to figure that one out myself@@Edwurrd_
@@thunderstar254literally the lot of them are psychopaths. Absolutely disgusting people
- so, a guy tried to kill me
- lmaooooooooooo
Literally me 🤣
She’s so me. Trauma dump on me and I’m gonna laugh. I can’t help it. Comedy is tragedy plus time.
@@Catalina-Winemixerur very odd....this wasnt trauma dumping
@lori-xc7wh that person was being facetious
@@lori-xc7whYou're* very nieve. It is trauma dumping
Doesn't make it not valid
The guy shot a passing car thinking it was Miranda, then SET HIMSELF ON FIRE and shot himself IN HER FRONT YARD. Miranda by the grace of whatever you belive in wasnt in her home that night
😮 that's crazy, I don't think I'd be able to laugh about it, even years later 😢
Wtffffff
Did they random people driving by get hurt? :(
The worst part is whatever he had planned. He had knifes, ropes, and “gifts” he had buried in her backyard over the course of multiple days. She didn’t just mis her death, she missed a bucket of horrors thanks to that random car.
@@tc2241 That definitely is the kind of thing that makes you move right away!
Her casual conversation about someone trying to kill her shows just how sick the world can be.
Miranda seems like the kind of lady that wouldn't yell at you in an argument, to the point that you'd just have to agree with anything and everything she says in the argument because of how nice she is
You’ve never seen here in some episodes of Drake And Josh then.. cause she has attitude and can most definitely yell
@@JAZMllNEYou mean when she was.. acting.. as a character? Yeah a great actor can play any role and make you believe that's who they are.. but she's not her character. That's like saying she is also evil/prankster in real life bc she acted like the evil lil sister to Drake n Josh in a TV show...
@@JAZMllNE yeah, and Selena Gomez can cast spells, because she did so in Wizards of Waverley Place 🤦🏼♀️
Miranda: "He came to my house and he tried to kill me."
Interviewer: "😭😭😭😭"
Very weird that she laughed so hard
@@wolfofharlem?
@@florecitarockera201she apologized and said it was bc of how Miranda was talking about it.
Like how is that funny?
I am assuming it's more of a nervous laugh? Like maybe the way you might laugh when someone falls or is crying but not because you actually want to laugh?
The trauma laugh...😢
Right it made me so sad.
It’s not.
@@MarieAmicalolawh... Why?
@@jesswilliams3780how wouod u know literally how
I thought the same thing :(
Miranda: I had a person come to my house and try to kill me
Interviewer: 😂🤪😂
"so a guy tried to kill me"
and she laughs hysterically.
Protect her at all costs!
Hun I've got some bad news for you.... She's already been through it all. A lot of people have failed to protect her at even the smallest cost.
Doesnt mean it cant happen again@Unaligned_Ant
@@iliketea162that’s her point
@jjkkammill ik but the point is you can still protect someone
@@iliketea162 yeah you right
she’s so insanely beautiful
Ikr poor Miranda, wtfff who would try to kill her? these guys scary asssf
I thought she was joking but it literally wasn’t a joke some creepy stalker guy literally tried to kill her and un alived himself when it didn’t go how he planned….
She looks like Michael Jackson wym
She's mid.
@@carlpanzram7081Bro you don't even have a profile picture 😂
“This dude almost killed me.”
Interviewer: 💀
😂😂😂
She’s so adorable and such a real person
Love how she can joke about this, that's such a scary thing but I love that she's not going to let that get her down! Miranda seems so sweet and down to earth and she's always SO well spoken, love her!
She wasn't even there
That’s a terrifying experience and def she’s laughing it off as a trauma response
Edit: Thanks for the likes!
I don’t know why y’all are bickering over this. People cope and resolve trauma differently. It’s possible that it’s been a long time now and she’s able to humor the story, but I mean regardless she deals with it in her own way
She’s fine quit putting your sensitivities onto others
@@AS-rr9kmyeah I disagree it’s a trauma response laugh. She just seems like she’s a rather good life and a good head on her shoulders that it wouldn’t affect her like someone her experienced a lot of neglect or abuse.
It was also years ago. The more time passes, the easier it is to laugh certain things off. Apparently, she wasn’t home at the time so she never encountered them thankfully.
@@AS-rr9kmsomeone literally tried to murder her. if they dont have a right to say shes traumatized then you sure as hell dont have a right to say shes fine.
@@jesswilliams3780 ehhh even if that's true we dont know her and how extensive her trauma goes
I wonder how many drunk guys at parties were like “hey it the I Carly girl”😂
That trick has the nerve to laugh at her
She is so adorable: here she is wanting some “popular girls” to like her and describing them as cool. When Jeanette McCurdy described her that way when she met her at the start of iCarly. Just shows her genuineness as a person. Hate it turned out to be a terrible experience and not new found friends.
Right. It’s cute but also kinda sad. There’s a sense of loneliness in her voice and story.
What do you mean? Nowhere in this interview did she say she didn’t end up being friends with them
What "not new found friends"?
I’m sorry guys - when I said “not newfound friends” - I meant “friends” in the real sense. As in these girls obviously weren’t her real friends. Clearly they pretended to be her friends and set her up to be in a dangerous situation, I doubt anyone, including her, would consider these people friends after that.
@@dcarter455 I don't think the USC popular girls had anything to do with the attempted murder. The attempted murder just happened to be right around the time she was supposed to have the cool kids over
This is like watching a show while you're half asleep and you keep missing key parts because you keep dozing off
As if this pod wasn’t weird enough, she bursts out in laughter not once, but twice, after a guest saying that someone tried to kill them.
Yes. Because she obviously said it in a joking way. Clearly she wanted her to laugh
Her and Hillary duff need to be friends, same with zendaya and Tom Holland. They are all famous yet so normal
The only difference is money. We are all the same lmfao
Girl you know nothing about these people
Hilary Duff has always given me "let me speak to your manager" vibes; don't know why. I just feel like she could be 'fake nice.'
@@BluePrada obviously…. I can still want random people to have loving friends tho? my son wants the Easter bunny and Santa to be besties, should I tell him he doesn’t know them?
@@TheFirstHurrah tbh I absolutely understand your thoughts 😂✨🩷
Why is miranda like the sweetest ever ❤
Right! But she kinda look like Michael jackson a bit
The interviewer dying laughing gets me 😂
Humor isn't always an appropriate response to trauma, but sometimes it helps to just laugh. It's an outrageous story through and through. I really don't blame her for laughing or saying it the way she is.
“probably fuck”‘s canon backstory
@souldrn
u r 1 smart🍪
i was🤔thinking the same thing
It could be the inside feelings aren't able to be expressed on the outside, so this is how they cope with negative/painful emotions. Even though they're both giggling and smiling, I doubt either one finds the incident funny. I hope Miranda continues to be strong and finds some kind of peace.
I totally get why Miranda would want to laugh it off, but the interviewer bursting out laughing twice was in such bad taste. It’s not like Miranda told a joke about it, it was a straightforward statement
Her laugh is so cute omg😂
Miranda - so I almost got killed
Interviewed - LMFAOOOOOO 😭🤣
"I'm sorry it's just the way you said it "
Oh yeah the way she said someone was gonna literally take her life 💀 tf is wrong with you
Esther is so me. Inappropriately laughing.
She's the girl from crazy Ex Girlfriend right? I swear if she's not they gotta be twins
@@crunchevo8974yep, that’s her
She seens so down to earth and sweet. I can't believe she played mean Meagan 😂
Her: “I had someone try to kill me 😐”
Interview: “OMGGG, stooppp you’re too funny 🤪✨”
That's relatable. My mom called a popular girls mom panicked looking for me when I fell asleep at a random neighbors house and I was mortified. Earlier that day I had tried to get invited to the popular girls birthday but it failed and I didn't try again after that 🥴
Such a similar story. I'm sure she relates to you. I hope your potential killer is locked up.
@@beachluvrthey’re relating to a girl being embarrassed about their friends being alerted by something weird…. Please go outside, not everyone is lying to trick people, the person is just sharing a similar while less intense story
@@You_work_tomorrow did they ever say the original commenter was lying??? I thought they were being sincere? Or am I just shit at reading comments?
@@meet-me-at-blue-diner idk the comment comes off as sarcastic. "I hope your potential killer is locked up." It's all short curt responses.
@@meet-me-at-blue-diner No, that's sarcasm, not sincere. Although I don't think they're calling the story fake, just undermining it because it's not as traumatic as Miranda's story with the stalker trying to kill her, that's why they said "Such a similar story, I'm sure she relates to you" (meant in a sarcastic way) and then "Hope your potential killer is locked up" (there's no potential killer in OP's story).
It’s crazy how she categorizes the study session as wierd but the person trying to kill her as an everyday thing.
Hugs to her. I wish her well.
Idk about that but everytime I see women talk to each other I can literally feel this vibe that they are just talking with masks on but deep down inside they fuckin hate each other and wanna rip each other apart 💀💀 they seem so jealous of each other lmao
@@Sakaaruser22 lol what?? As a woman, I think you’re projecting.
@@Sakaaruser22 lol huh? i genuinely love my girlfriends
@@ahobbit1273 I’m not a girl 💀 just saying this cause the friends of the girl I talk to and hang out with are real haters and don’t support they friend at all
@@soundgrdnklok-bx8pl well your part of the 5%
For a second: I read it as these girls agreed to meet up, sent the guy instead…
I respect her and always will because, if you think you had a bad childhood? You can't top her.
I heard some dark stories about this girl.
Feel so sorry for her, love her strength to carry on. She looks so beautiful still
Shes only 30 lololol
What dark stories? Can you elaborate, please, or share sources? I'm just curious, sorry. Thanks 👏🏼
She’s rich relax
@@giantcafe7040 Yeah she's rich enough to not have to worry about where her next meal is coming from but she's not F U rich where she doesn't have to interact with dangerous people. She can be rich and still fear for her life, are you even human to think that should be nothing for her just because she doesn't struggle financially like you?
The even worse thing is knowing that being stalked, threated, and harassed is common for a celebrity. It shouldn't be normal by any means, but i guess it comes with being famous. Hope she got a really good security system and some cameras after that. Just because he removed himself from the picture doesnt mean it cant happen again. To anyone thats has had a stalker i can only imagine how scary that is and youre so strong, sadly theres a tiktok trend of people stalking their crushes so I feel things may get worse. Remeber man, woman, in-betweens, or nothing's, protect yourselves anyone can be stalked anyone can be attcked by a stalker be aware of your surroundings.
Being concerned about losing potential friends you think are cool over them knowing someone try to murder you is so relatable I’m not even joking!
We all just gon ignore the maniac that dies laughing every time she says “kill me”🤔😮💨❗️
Omg, I feel for M iranda so much, not only for the incident, but also for that reaction. I have the same struggle, I can say the most dramatic story and just plead for support, but people are laughing... it's like a gift and a curse...
I’m sorry about that
I've been there. The way I tell stories is funny so people laugh but inside I'm like:
"y'all could we be serious for like 10 seconds?"
Most people just follow the crowd. The right people will not laugh at the experiences that traumatize you no matter how goofy you are on the regular.
@@wumbo1536 Miranda is literally giggling the whole time before bluntly announcing someone tried to kill her. The laughter is a shock response and totally normal. Y'all need to not project your own issues onto someone you've never even been in the same room with
Because Miranda keeps giggling when she says it I think the interviewer is overcompensating. Ofc she doesn’t mean to laugh it’s just shocking .
I used to laugh as a defense mechanism as well- thank God I grew out of that through personal healing, I probably wouldn't be able to stand this interviewer cackling at my misfortune
Maybe it's not and you're projecting? Dark humor exists, and she delivered her point in a way that could be conveyed as funny.
@@a-a-rondavis9438 It’s not dark humor though, it’s an interview with Miranda Cosgrove lmfao
Miranda: he tried to kill me
Interviewer: 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
She’s such an angel. I don’t understand how you would want to hurt such a sweet person.
she’s too adorable for this world we live in
girl laughing is missing some kind of social cues i’d never want someone laughing at my stalker story
Right I was like girl wtf😂
So you've never laughed at an awkward conversation?
I think yall are reading into it too much, Miranda herself was laughing awkwardly so the interviewer was matching that energy
@@TinySimmer01when did Miranda laugh? I replayed it a bunch of times but never saw her laugh.
@TurrettiniPizza She is laughing nervously throughout the whole story? Anyways some people laugh in super awkward situations anyways. I do it sometimes and I hate when I do it. Also in the original video cause this is just a snip and cut from the interview...
Miranda: Some guy tried to kill me
Interveiwer: 🤣🤣
why is she always so chill with every terrifying story she tells 😭 she'll like talk about almost dying and shes like "yeah it was a little scary 😁"
I'm convinced shes the most adorable and unproblematic celebrity. She's like vanilla ice cream but in a good way 😂 reliably sweet
I’m so glad she’s doing well
Wow, she seems like such a genuine person. I hope she's doing well these days.
Her friends are like “that Miranda girl is too much drama!” Lol
Why did it bother me that girl laughing after she told her a guy was trying to kill her? 😭😭
She didn’t say it like it was serious for a second but i think she was trying to not think too deep into how serious it really was and stay with light side of the story
Laughing is one of the most common and unfortunate nervous responses, she clearly wasn’t laughing cause she thinks is funny, but because she was panicking with the heaviness of the information.
Well she is a comedian. So 🤷♀️ don't act like you've never laughed in or at an awkward conversation.
@@georgieporgie317 Yeah. I do the same thing. Maybe that’s why it bothers me.
Too be fair, Esther is a comedian, and most comedians can’t take anything seriously without laughing.
“Then the doctor said i it was cancer and i only have 6 months to live”
“Bwahahahahaha!”
“Someone tried to kill me”
“Hahahahahaha”
(Says the most traumatic thing)
HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA
I'm glad Melinda is okay I don't want anything to happen to her
Melinda.
Melinda.
Melinda
Lmfaoooo
Megan!
Miranda: “So he tried to kill me…”
Interviewer in Tommy Wiseau voice: “Hahaha! What a story, Mark.”
Thank god she’s ok, protect her at all costs.
-kill me.
-HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
I actually do cuss a little
I appreciate this. I laugh weirdly when talking about things that are super serious sometimes.. probably nerves?
When the story is so traumatizing and laughing is your only coping mechanism
Who would even dare to hurt such a beautiful and pure soul like hers?
Sole you say? 🧐
Her friend almost gets killed she cackles like a witch straight out of the wizard of oz 😂
“I say bad words” Is all I can think about 🤣 she’s so adorable
Its funny because both her and sam were huge crushes for me as a kid.
As i get older i realize they both have great personality alongside with the great looks
I know the laughing is a shocked / nervous response because what she’s hearing is shocking, but people really need to control themselves. Someone attacking and trying to kill you permanently affects you for life, no matter how nonchalant you are able to speak about it. I don’t know maybe I’m being harsh but how is it so hard to show compassion for such a horrifying experience 🙁
yeah you are deeping it too much, it’s literally just a funny juxtaposition between the obviously serious subject matter and the delivery??? if she was bringing it up in the context of her trauma around it, and being super serious yes it would be inappropriate, but that just isn’t the context at all they’re literally friends 🙄
@@muzz4610 Not to mention, this is just one small clip with lots of editing and little context surrounding it.
She's a standup comedian. They process pain differently.
Yawn. Go touch grass.
Yes, Miranda strikes me as someone who’s really nice and goes with the flow, so even if Miranda was offended, I don’t think she’d say anything about those girls laughing :/ I don’t think it’s funny to laugh at such a traumatic experience like that.
Miranda is one of four child actors i respect immensely. Natalie Portman, Chole Grace Moritz and Neil Patrick Harris are the other 3. Good company.
Yes i realize I probably misspelled Chole's last name, but at least you can tell i'm not obsessed, just appreciative of talent.
Very strange to keep a list of child actors that you respect, just sayin'.
@crimsonguy723 Not really keeping a list, as much as remembering being impressed by early roles. Matilda in The professional and Hit girl in kickers? Who wasn't impressed with those roles. That's the kind of things that stick in the memory. While I wasn't a big fan for Dougie Hauser,(only watched one episode), I respect Neil's acting chops. If you haven't seen Dr. Horrible's sing along blog, you must look it up. He's operationally trained and is an amazing singer, too. Miranda was the best thing in Drake and Josh. My son was too old to watch iCarly, so I've never bothered, but Miranda's character is something rare for the movie industry and even more rare for kids growing up in the industry. There are too many of them that fall off the deep end and get addicted or do crimes. The people I've named are respectful, and they deserve recognition for that. People like Deniro, while being a good actor, is an imbecile and I have zero respect for him, which causes me to avoid his movies. But I digress.
Respecting Neil Patrick Harris is wild , he didn’t turn out like the rest of them, his name is on lists🤔
Neil Patrick Harris had a cake made of the corpse of Amy Winehouse and used it as the centerpiece at his party. Weird you have “respect” for that.
Bridgit Mendler !!
I was at USC at the same time as she was. I think I saw her once or twice, our curricula was never going to overlap as she was, reasonably, studying film while I was not. But it was definitely cool to know there were active celebrities in campus (she wasn’t the only one).
Who else was on campus?
@@Nasuada15 america ferrara
That’s pretty cool
You can tell Miranda didn’t fall into the same trap many other child stars did like Miley and Shia, Selena etc.. good for her she does seem like a very real and genuine girl
Damn. She shared such a traumatic moment of her life and the interviewer laughed like a psychopath... poor Miranda. 😢
Laughing maniacally at someone saying someone tried to kill them is weird.. it’s her trauma, not yours to laugh at. People are way too comfortable
She’s laughing as if she’s telling a joke but then drops ‘he tried to kill me’ stfu
She even says that she’s not laughing about what she said but how she said it so casually
Some people laugh because a story is just damn nuts, I do that all the time. Absurdity in life extracts a different kind of laugh like Esther did
@@TheGoobsters yeah we know but it is still weird, she is too wrecked and insensitive. We become more and more insensitive bc of the things we watched, news we saw etc.
@@kai-dp6wyMiranda was laughing too. It would be weirder if the other girl would try to make the interview really sad.
Love Miranda
I've heard so many stories about how cool Miranda Cosgrove is.... Protect her 🙌🏾
She seems like such a sweetheart
A “most popular girl in college” is WILDDD
She must have meant on her course. Obviously the average college is too big and segregated for anyone to be Most Popular
Yeah it's called homecoming queen. Usually in a sorority.
Yeah USC is huge, like 40k huge. there are no “most popular girls” university wide, they only exist within a given social circle
this is lowkey the plot of bunny by mona awad lol if you need a good horror rec
"and so this guy tried to murder me at my house"
Podcaster: "😂😂😂😂😂"
She's been through so much. I Hope she is living peacefully now. 💜
That ladies reaction is so horrible. Miranda is traumatized most likely and she’s just laughing like hahahahahqqhhwhqhq u almost died ahahahahah like wtf?
I can’t deal with the giggles…
I remember hearing about that! It was so insane 😭 I felt SO bad for her because I know she had trauma bc of that! I wouldn’t be able to sleep at night if I knew I had a stalker that watched my house every day and then tried to kill me and set himself on fire after he thought he murdered me 😭 it’s so scary
Okay but I think she would slay as a stand up comedian
Kind of weird that the host laughs, maybe her way of dealing with stress.
It’s the same thing when people laugh at a funeral it’s a trauma response to death
Hollywood is weird she was laughing very aggressively.
Woah, Miranda Cosgrove
She still looks the same 🔥
Miranda cosgrove has always seemed like a chill actress
The talent and and original thought in that room is sparce 😂🤣😂
Huh?
I m down with M.C she a gem
The fact she laughed is how much the icarly show has impacted us because we all just needed a laughing track and it would make it so unserious 😭. I feel bad for her though like I’m sure it was super traumatizing having a random man try to do that.
- _A man came to my house and tried to..kill me_
- _Dead_ 💀💀💀
When Miranda nonchalantly said, “Someone tried to . . . kill me,” she was actually trying to elicit a giggle from the two co-hosts, as the story she was about to tell them was not about her traumatic experience of being stalked by a homicidal/suicidal maniac or how she coped with that trauma. The story was about her trying to “fit in” with the “cool crowd” only to have it backfire on her. She learned a lesson to stop trying to “fit in” with certain groups that she perceives as having “social status” BECAUSE she thinks they have “social status”. Basically, she learned in college to avoid cliques, a lesson many of us learn in high school, but of course, with her being a “child star”, she didn’t attend high school and instead, she had a private tutor on the set of the TV show she was on.
GUYS LEAVE WOMEN ALONE! Stop being creepy and weird. Stop getting infatuated and obsessed. Chill!
Why the fuck she laughing when she says someone trying to kill her. How’s that funny
She wasn't really there and didn't know he was trying to kill her or stalk her. Also people deal with trauma in different ways.
She does that, it's a awkward trauma response, she's always done it even on the behind the scenes stuff at Nick. There's no telling what she's been through
Lots of us laugh at the dark stuff that happens to us. Better than crying about it all the time, especially since this was a long time ago
She will forever be icarly. How do you not immediately think of that when talking to her 😂
I think childhood acting taught her to disassociate cause when she tells these sad stories she’ll either just smile through it or doesn’t appear to be sad about it
What!??