And that 1 dude LITERALLY asked both Scarlett Johannson & Anne Hatheway sexist questions, on 2 separate occasions. Creep factor on high tf is his problem
@@eioneyerity4984 as a girl I feel like his "tendencies"should be more talked about.Why isn't he on the news here!?When does he live?in 1820?Seriously....at least there are some men who can tell men like him why women are worthy of the same respect men get.🙅🏽♀️Like,I don't know why but our society many times chooses not to talk about how sexist we are,deep down?
13 year olds shouldn't diet. This question wasn't just sexist, it was also encouraging bad body image issues and eating disorders, that many young teens develop at this age.
Josefina Porqueras Figueroa Still, he said something instead of letting them say sexist things to her, he had them ask him the questions they would ask her as a way of saying that it is dumb to ask only ask women about what they are going to wear and not about the important things that they ask the men. Also, even if Mark didn't really stand up for her, there are other men on this list. Not trying to hate!😄
I love how Anne Hathaway flipped the script on the interviewer about her diet or whatever for her Catwoman role. NICE!! Edited: Oh my! Thx for 2k likes! ❤🙏🏾✌🏾😘
Because many people working in the industry are of age where they’re used to a certain societal standard and haven’t bothered to catch up with the times
This is NOT CNN, ABC news, the New York Times, or some other serious news outlet. These are entertainment reporters asking questions to people doing things that are NOT important. Get over yourself
Yes. Inappropriate to ask anyone especially a 13 yrs old. Theres enough pressure on us as women to begin with. And most of us dont like it. We need to protect the kids, shouldnt have to because any moron knows dont cross a line with children
I know,she's getting hate about her new look,I mean she isn't Riley,she's her own person and it's ok,we just have to accept her cause she's still finding herself
Tom Hardy also played a gay man in Legend (2015) and was asked equally stupid questions about that, like if he was scared his image would change because of that role or bullshit like that and he had equally laconic answer, I love how he goes straight to the point and doesn't let the journalists get away with dumb questions
@@tiffanygray yeah, i am aware of both, there are so many great male role models😍 such as Chris Evans, Jake G, Tom Holland etc but i gotta say BTS, they are such a huge impact on both boys and girls
The Ariana grande question was hit or miss, but when he’s like “girls learn” I was thinking... what... but Ari comes back with “Boys Learn” and I was shook
@Selina Kyle it’s so ignorant. Like guys are on phones as much as woman and had the audacity to say after ari’s response “ladies learn!”, literally annoyed me so much
Then he was like do you see us on our phones like wtf?? what does your ignorance/ sexist statement have to do if your on your phone or not?!??? 🙄🙄🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️ id be like: no but you’re being a sexist lol
Those interviewers remind me of all the bad guys I met in my early twenties. Those horrible sexist guys are everywhere, most them are insecure, Narcissistic guys who blame women for being lonely.
The "how do you balance career and family" question is a great question I wish they asked men more often. Are these actors good fathers? Do they play with their kids, help with the homework, act as good role models? When a male actor takes on a role, does he think how it might impact his role as a father? I mean, being a dad is a big deal, I don't know why men aren't asked about it more.
Because in patriarchal societies don't see it as a man's job, they see it as women's job.. It gives them the excuse they need when their relationships fail: "it's always a woman's fault".. We need a lot of work and advocacy to remove the patriarchy roots from societies..
@@eioneyerity4984 I don't know if that's true. Even in patriarchal societies, fathers play a role. Evolutionary speaking, fathers are often the ones who teach children how to fight through rough-and-tumble play. Fathers can help with a child's identity development, attachment, and other developmentally appropriate tasks, and this is true in the context of a patriarchal society. There are benefits to having more than one parent in the picture, and it would be interesting to know how men juggle work and family, because the answer more-often-than-not is they don't.
@@km1dash6 A patriarchal society is a society where men are considered the highest gender and they are the only ones with the power to make decisions. Women are considered inferiors and less than men, mostly just properties to pass from father to husband to give birth to more men.. it has nothing with what you mentioned.. fathers can be involved in their children's lives "as they should" without having to live in patriarchal society.. in fact, in patriarchal societies it is the opposite as i mentioned before..
@@eioneyerity4984 Going to your original comment, you said in patriarchal societies, it's not seen as a man's job, it's seen as a woman's job. I countered that by saying we know not all patriarchal societies have this view (that women are the caregivers and men go to work), and that this seems to only be a modern phenomenon. If we look at the 4 biggest patriarchal societies, China, India, most Muslim majority countries, and Europe (I'll lump them all together for this purpose), traditionally fatherhood is essential to the male identity. Being a good father meant being a good teacher, being an active ruler in the house (meaning you can't just be at work all the time and balancing work and home life is an essential part of manhood), and being a good role model to your children. Under that light, it would absolutely be a fair question in any patriarchal society to ask "how do you do all this and be a good father." We have records of men struggling with this, meaning this is something men deal with throughout history (balancing family and work), so it's not like this is something no one has thought of, and it's probably something men actually deal with.
The Mark Ruffalo one doesn’t count because the interviewer did it on purpose. She even said at the beginning that she was gonna ask Mark the sexist questions because she noticed Scarlett was always asked the same things.
I was gonna say, it's pretty obvious that the interviewer asked those questions to Mark specifically because he was a man and those are typically the questions women get asked, and vice versa with Scarlett.. I don't think it should be on this list.
@@oliver6591 I agree with you. Most questions asked of celebrities are planned ahead of time, and letting the Celeb in on the plan doesnt change the fact the questions are still sexist. At the very least it was interesting to see a male try and bat away questions he wasnt used to
I’m surprised Britney Spears is nowhere on this list when there have been several sexist comments made about her and during interviews her entire career.
Anne Hathaway is just the classiest. Turning the question around to go back to talking about Les Misérables, which is what the interview was supposed to be about in the first place, just genius.
I understand if everyone from the Avengers movies had been asked how they got in shape for the roles due to the extremely physical nature of the plots, but to single out Scarlett alone for that question is absurd. Why do people seem to believe that women and men's desires and interests to be so astronomically different? Because, at the end of the day, we're all human and we have more in common than just that.
@@tannisarmaroah6919 I think Scarlett knows what she's talking about. The men may be interviewed about their diet and work out regemines, but it's usually when they're interviewed one-on-one, then followed up with topics about the movie itself. The fact is, they still choose to ask her these superficial questions in lieu of other, more serious topics.
Hi! Huge comic fan! The reason a lot of people ask these questions, especially to the women, is because of how women are portrayed in comics. That’s why you see nerds asking those kinds of questions. As a female, you need to understand where it’s coming from. Females in comics are extremely sexualized and seeing a female trying to get in shape for one of these roles would have to be extremely demanding. It’s an interesting topic to ask for strong women who are taking on extremely sexualized roles. Especially Black Widow. It’s not okay for the questions to be phrased as they are, but the sincerity is known through some of the interviewers. These women have taken on roles that are known to be sexual. They shouldn’t be offended when they are asked about how they are going to take on such a role. The guys aren’t as sexualized which is why they aren’t asked as much. It comes with the role you are taking on. Not everything is sexist. Somethings are deeper than people will make you think. And some of these things are genuinely interesting.
And calling these women's answers "sassy." I have never heard that word (same with feisty) applied to a man. Maybe a gay one, but we all know how society feels about those and masculinity.
I've been getting less of those since I've started reporting every one that came my way. Sometimes you can say the reason is you're not interested in the ad but if that option is not available I don't hesitate to say it's offensive. Enough with the targeting of women by diet ads!
@@thatgirlreacts5465 my husband has wanted to lose weight for years. He never gets weight loss ads. I get them all the time. The problem is not the existence of people who might be interested in those ads. The problem is the targeting of women with them, hence the irony.
@@lenaeospeixinhos pffff guys get those ads too. And in general, there are more chicks who want to lose weight than men. There is no conspiracy theory here, just people wanting to make money and targeting the demographic that will ensure a bigger return.
I cried when Jennifer aniston made that comment about being a mother. It is very painful and I'm glad she addressed this with so much strength, it helps other women.
@@justjames1111 what does it have to do with BP? If you want kids, you have kids, and nothing can stop you. I wanted kids, and i would've had them no matter what, I just cant imagine life without kids, that's it. It was not an option for me not to have kids.
I like his question about having something to learn from that incident though. Probably not the best to start off with, but its a good question. And the answer probably not squarely blaming on the photographer too. I'm all for freedom to do whatever, but actions have consequences, and while I agree with her statement, why cant we be decent in the first place. Talk decent, look decent, dress decent, then we'd have really something to fight for. Honestly
Jennifer Aniston is literally my role model. The very definition of a queen: smart, strong, sexy, independent, and has a clear philosophy on womanhood and what it should mean/represent.
It pisses me off when something happens to a famous woman where they are exposed in some way, like Anne Hathaway, and they are the ones who are blamed. What the heck is up with that? Like that whole Janet Jackson halftime thing. Justin Timberlake was the one who ripped her costume clean off, and yet she was blamed and blacklisted. It's horrible that people actually think that's ok.
In all seriousness, I disagree with mojo here, I don’t think people are really as accepting when we decide to call ourselves feminists :/ sure there’s progress but not as much.
@@jacobgrafstrom1917 sure. Sexism is great. the wage gap, men not being able to express their emotions, men being told they should enjoy their r@pe, women being told they deserve to be r@ped because they were wearing something showing skin, women being talked over at workplaces, mansplaining and many more consequences of sexism. Sure. Theres nothing wrong with sexism
That particular Lady Gaga interview is one of my first reasons for loving her as a human being ❤ She handled that so calmly and intelligently while slaying a lewk. Perfectly proving her point. Love it.
I grew up watching Girl Meets World and my mom grew up watching Boy Meets World, so when I saw Rowan Blanchard on this list and the question she was asked about what diet teenage girls should do, I was about to yell “WTF dude” because she was 13 years old when she was asked that question. BAY WINDOW TEAM UNITE!!!!
@@tiffanygray Talk about "snarky". Yea could definitely "say the same about you". I'm loving the irony Ms Snark. If a mere fact triggers you enough to insult someone, it's safe to say "you've got a long way to go". Kiss my A**
Scarlet is legit an awesome actor especially as black widow and yet the questions that get asked have nothing to do with the fact that she played the character flawlessly
"Starlet'' hardly covers who Wikipedia refers to as a singer, actress, fashion designer, and businesswoman worth 1.4 BILLION dollars; I mean...c'mon. She's a FORCE.
What about when the iconic Dolly Parton went off on that rude male interviewer after he asked her "so what is your actual bra size?" She laughed at his stupidity and said "oh, blow it out your rear end!"
The question "how do you balance your career and your personal life" is so stupid. They are literally asking how a woman balances her job and her free time. Like what do you expect as an answer? She does it like every working man. No difference
Erm...almost. Really they’re referring to their “wifely duties” assuming that a woman also spends time at home, cooking, cleaning, and looking after the kids. Basically assuming that this is the 1950s and that women are not capable of having a life while also having a career.
If they're asking how a woman balances her job and her free time....it is a stupid question. But when they're asking about personal life it is often about family, namely children. So if an actress has children, the question makes perfect sense.
@@Aleksamson because interviewers often don't ask women any substantial questions. Normally it's just about their diet, costume or family life. Compare that to the questions people like Robert Downey Jr. get asked
Well, Robert Downey Jr. is Iron man. Not a woman in a sexy dress. So ofcourse questions will be different. I understand that sometimes questions can be annoying or condescending even. But to complain about sexism in 2022 or to call it discrimination /injustice? That's BS. Hurt feelings don't confirm objective reality.
"Whats the deal, are you trying to fit into a cat suit?" *Claps* YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAS QUEEEEENN!!!
I am glad she said "Is this what you think girls have trouble choosing between?" I second that statement. Why? Because I am a female, but I don't wear makeup, at all, and *I* would choose between my phones (plural) and my IDLE's (software into which to build software via code) to use on my phones and on my laptops or desktop computer for coding programmes/software and apps.
I know, when he answered "yes" to that question I was like ??? dang so you've NEVER met, dated, gotten to know, or had any intimate experiences with women?? Weird way to announce that publicly
@@LebahG4nteng I know! I would have definitely felt uncomfortable. I’m saying how they *answered* the questions was savage! I agree, these interviewers were very rude!
@@malloryfallon6394 yeah I was like "Wtf dude why are you asking their sexuality, are you trying to stalk their private life or something" damn these interviewer can't even ask a good question
I honestly feel like if I was in any one of these celebrity’s positions I would just walk away and yell at the person questioning me. I’m already exhausted from these sexist questions, I can only imagine how exhausting it is for everyone else.
pov: so you're interviewing Ariana Grande and you may ask her about anything really, from her outstanding voice to career plans but you choose to ask her basically whether she prefers make up or phone. Woww.
How did Anne Hathaway's responses not get her the number one spot? She managed to be funny, insightful, AND promote her project at the exact same time.
I remember seeing Regina Hall in an interview for Think Like a Man and the interviewer would only ask the men questions. And she just went all over the guys being funny. I was hoping to see that on this list
But you missed the best quote from the Lady Gaga interview! When asked if her sexuality could distract from her music, she replied "If I was a guy and I was sitting here with a cigarette in my hands, grabbing my crotch, talking about how I make music because I like fast cars and f*cking girls, you'd call me a rockstar."
"i'm not going home with any men tonight. i'm gonna hang out with my friends, and then i'll go home to the cats." taylor has to face sexism in every single interview, yet she still finds a way to politely shut their questions down
I'll always love the response for an interview for the "Imitation Game" film; Interviewer: (to Kiera Knightley) You look a little worn out. Benedict Cumberbatch: That's not a nice thing to say to one of the most beautiful women on the planet! Kiera: Yeah, fuck you! XD
I always find it a shame that some of the people mentioned on this list feel like they have to respond with a sense of humour, light-heartedness and a smile, (i assume) to not come across as a B - which shouldnt be the case. If a journalist is purposely trying to annoy, get a reaction, or just inept as asking an interesting question, give to them!! That said, i'm glad there seems to be a (albeit slow) culture change in how women are viewed and aren’t just automatically labelled as difficult just for clapping back more aggressively!
The are literally on a contract to sell a movie/soneg/whatever. Bad relationship with a reporter = bad publication (or, worse, none at all) = fines from the label. PR tours are the XXI century's "Dance, monkey!"
Imagine if you were asked any of these questions by a complete stranger. It's like just because they're celebrities they are supposed to just put up with harassment.
taylor swift's 'sorry, was i loud? in my own house? that i bought? with my songs? that i wrote? about my own life? is still the best quote i've ever heard
They actually pose some good points why do they always ask women about diet, relationships and fashion we are so much more than a pretty face and a good figure we have beliefs and opinions too
Thank you thank you thank you for making this video I really needed some people to be standing up for women and men it just makes my heart feel warm so thank you for making this video
That was a stupid response on her part... She had a newly released MENS cologne and was asked what sort of man she was looking for to represent it...that's a logical typical question. She was dumb and didn't comprehend the question and responded snarkily based on her ignorant understanding.
I really luvvv when I see interviews like this. Women make ppl realize how sexist these ppl are. And they really stand up for themselves & other women.
I am so glad these women snap back... its so unfair that women arent treated the same in Hollywood (or anywhere else) for doing the same (or larger) job. I also have to say it would be so easy for male celebrities to sit back and not say anything, I am glad many don't. I don't think most have realized just how sexist some of the questioning can be because they don't see it but it was BAD in the beginning of the Marvel universe so they got to see people ask the males about their powers and Scarlett about her diet or outfit.
"Smiling doesn't win you golden medals"
Iconic.
@Pierre Buie II - Well, Mariah Carey is NOT an Olympic athlete!
@Pierre Buie II Um. Mariah Carey is a 🐐 to be sure. However, she does not have any Olympic medals. 🤨🙄
It does if you’re in a pageant lol (I might be spending a lot of time amongst drag queens)
I wanna like this comment but it’s at 666 likes 😂
@@girrlove12321 that's fine I would've done the same thing
And that 1 dude LITERALLY asked both Scarlett Johannson & Anne Hatheway sexist questions, on 2 separate occasions. Creep factor on high tf is his problem
ikr I noticed that too
He has a history of doing that with female actors.. Check his interviews, you'll find lots of them..
@@eioneyerity4984 what’s his name
@@eioneyerity4984 as a girl I feel like his "tendencies"should be more talked about.Why isn't he on the news here!?When does he live?in 1820?Seriously....at least there are some men who can tell men like him why women are worthy of the same respect men get.🙅🏽♀️Like,I don't know why but our society many times chooses not to talk about how sexist we are,deep down?
@@rickeymoore8716 - Jerry Penicoli.
To ask a 13 year old is below par and disgusting. If you’re asking questions like that you shouldn’t be an interviewer.
Yeah, that caught me off-guard. And infuriated me. 😡
Yes I agree - I'm 13 and I would be absolutely SHOCKED if I was asked about dieting or anything sexual
Most of these people shouldn’t be
13 year olds shouldn't diet. This question wasn't just sexist, it was also encouraging bad body image issues and eating disorders, that many young teens develop at this age.
😯
I like how there are men on this list. I makes me feel happy that they are standing up for the women since some people ignore them.
Of course 👍🏾✨
Mark wasn’t standing up for Scarlett, he was uncomfortable for being treated how we are treated, he was set off (no haré)
Josefina Porqueras Figueroa Still, he said something instead of letting them say sexist things to her, he had them ask him the questions they would ask her as a way of saying that it is dumb to ask only ask women about what they are going to wear and not about the important things that they ask the men. Also, even if Mark didn't really stand up for her, there are other men on this list. Not trying to hate!😄
Men recieve sexism, too
@@thedude8457 - Well, not as much as women for decades.
I love how Anne Hathaway flipped the script on the interviewer about her diet or whatever for her Catwoman role. NICE!!
Edited: Oh my! Thx for 2k likes! ❤🙏🏾✌🏾😘
I agree.
Because men like Chris Evans, Liam hemsworth, and Henry cavil are never asked about their diets and work out routines for their roles. 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
"Are you trying to fit into a cat suit?" 😂😂
@@fafnyrslair EPIC mic drop!
Couldn't agree more!
How can you sit there, call yourself a reporter/journalist and ask someone a blatantly sexist question though. I don't get that.
Because many people working in the industry are of age where they’re used to a certain societal standard and haven’t bothered to catch up with the times
They are called "perverts"
Because there are "people" who are "into" misogyny.
This is NOT CNN, ABC news, the New York Times, or some other serious news outlet. These are entertainment reporters asking questions to people doing things that are NOT important. Get over yourself
@Twinkle Toes triggered ❄️❄️❄️❄️
“ Are you trying to fit into a cat suit?”
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💀
I dieeeed lol
😂😂😂
@@jasminxox
Anne was always such a savage queen
That was my favorite part 😂
I know, I loved her response! I wish I could come up with such good comebacks.
Rowan Blanchard being on the list is so sad. The fact that she (and many more) have to deal with sexist comments at such a young age is outraging
Cuz they’re not, that’s why theryre all just doing interviews instead of journalism that means something
At any age IMO
Yes. Inappropriate to ask anyone especially a 13 yrs old. Theres enough pressure on us as women to begin with. And most of us dont like it. We need to protect the kids, shouldnt have to because any moron knows dont cross a line with children
I know,she's getting hate about her new look,I mean she isn't Riley,she's her own person and it's ok,we just have to accept her cause she's still finding herself
The fact that ANY one has to deal with that it outraging, young and old, men and women, I mean seriously?
For the Mad Max movie, I’m glad the male lead defended all the female cast members by saying he wasn’t bothered by all of the girls.
I loved that too. It shows that not all men are sexist assholes towards women, and there are great guys out there. 😊
Tom Hardy also played a gay man in Legend (2015) and was asked equally stupid questions about that, like if he was scared his image would change because of that role or bullshit like that and he had equally laconic answer, I love how he goes straight to the point and doesn't let the journalists get away with dumb questions
@@marine6271 yess Tom Hardy is a great dude!
@@tiffanygray yeah, i am aware of both, there are so many great male role models😍 such as Chris Evans, Jake G, Tom Holland etc but i gotta say BTS, they are such a huge impact on both boys and girls
That "No" was like "Are you really asking me that?"
The Ariana grande question was hit or miss, but when he’s like “girls learn” I was thinking... what... but Ari comes back with “Boys Learn” and I was shook
That clip makes me so mad.
@Selina Kyle it’s so ignorant. Like guys are on phones as much as woman and had the audacity to say after ari’s response “ladies learn!”, literally annoyed me so much
It’s the fact that they laugh like it’s a joke. It’s not. People who view girls standing up for equality as a joke or something funny is just awful.
Then he was like do you see us on our phones like wtf?? what does your ignorance/ sexist statement have to do if your on your phone or not?!??? 🙄🙄🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️ id be like: no but you’re being a sexist lol
Those interviewers remind me of all the bad guys I met in my early twenties. Those horrible sexist guys are everywhere, most them are insecure, Narcissistic guys who blame women for being lonely.
Anne: (whispers) Are you trying to fit into the cat suit?
Anne Hathaway doesn't take any crap
lmao for reaaaal this was so satisfying to see! Also congrats on the likes! Also I love Tamaki Amajiki lmao.
The "how do you balance career and family" question is a great question I wish they asked men more often. Are these actors good fathers? Do they play with their kids, help with the homework, act as good role models? When a male actor takes on a role, does he think how it might impact his role as a father? I mean, being a dad is a big deal, I don't know why men aren't asked about it more.
Because in patriarchal societies don't see it as a man's job, they see it as women's job.. It gives them the excuse they need when their relationships fail: "it's always a woman's fault"..
We need a lot of work and advocacy to remove the patriarchy roots from societies..
@@eioneyerity4984 I don't know if that's true. Even in patriarchal societies, fathers play a role. Evolutionary speaking, fathers are often the ones who teach children how to fight through rough-and-tumble play. Fathers can help with a child's identity development, attachment, and other developmentally appropriate tasks, and this is true in the context of a patriarchal society. There are benefits to having more than one parent in the picture, and it would be interesting to know how men juggle work and family, because the answer more-often-than-not is they don't.
I agree with you, Kyle. I wish I could see more interviews like this.
@@km1dash6 A patriarchal society is a society where men are considered the highest gender and they are the only ones with the power to make decisions. Women are considered inferiors and less than men, mostly just properties to pass from father to husband to give birth to more men..
it has nothing with what you mentioned.. fathers can be involved in their children's lives "as they should" without having to live in patriarchal society.. in fact, in patriarchal societies it is the opposite as i mentioned before..
@@eioneyerity4984 Going to your original comment, you said in patriarchal societies, it's not seen as a man's job, it's seen as a woman's job. I countered that by saying we know not all patriarchal societies have this view (that women are the caregivers and men go to work), and that this seems to only be a modern phenomenon. If we look at the 4 biggest patriarchal societies, China, India, most Muslim majority countries, and Europe (I'll lump them all together for this purpose), traditionally fatherhood is essential to the male identity. Being a good father meant being a good teacher, being an active ruler in the house (meaning you can't just be at work all the time and balancing work and home life is an essential part of manhood), and being a good role model to your children. Under that light, it would absolutely be a fair question in any patriarchal society to ask "how do you do all this and be a good father." We have records of men struggling with this, meaning this is something men deal with throughout history (balancing family and work), so it's not like this is something no one has thought of, and it's probably something men actually deal with.
The Mark Ruffalo one doesn’t count because the interviewer did it on purpose. She even said at the beginning that she was gonna ask Mark the sexist questions because she noticed Scarlett was always asked the same things.
I was gonna say, it's pretty obvious that the interviewer asked those questions to Mark specifically because he was a man and those are typically the questions women get asked, and vice versa with Scarlett.. I don't think it should be on this list.
it should, in my opinion. he didnt know it was planned his reaction was honest and pure
Rowan Blanchard being on the list is so sad. The fact that she (and many more) have to deal with sexist comments at such a young age is outraging
@@oliver6591 I agree with you. Most questions asked of celebrities are planned ahead of time, and letting the Celeb in on the plan doesnt change the fact the questions are still sexist.
At the very least it was interesting to see a male try and bat away questions he wasnt used to
I think it was on the list to show how Mark was ok with this, not to blame the interviewer.
I’m surprised Britney Spears is nowhere on this list when there have been several sexist comments made about her and during interviews her entire career.
I think she was on the last video they did
Cuz Britney’s interviews alone can make up for an entire documentary of how not to treat celebrities and women :(
@@etorresrodz you predicted the future
@@haylors wtf I think I did lol
Cause she's so lame lol🤣
"I'm not going home with any men tonight."
*YASSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS TAYLOR!*
The fact that they all laughed at her when she said that was so disrespectful
@@a_lil_bit_shady I know, right?
when i look at the yasssss that u wrote in that, it makes my eyes go weird. like an optical illusion. is it just me
@@Maya-bs6oc You're right! I didn't see that before
she probably opened her legs for 2 men that night alone
“Nono, seriously! We need to talk about this: ~are you trying _to fit into a cat suit~?_ “ that answer was 👌👌
Is it just more or did it look like Robert Downey Jr. was trying not to roll his eyes at the question for Scarlet Johansson.
Yeah, he really was uncomfortable.
Anne Hathaway is just the classiest. Turning the question around to go back to talking about Les Misérables, which is what the interview was supposed to be about in the first place, just genius.
I understand if everyone from the Avengers movies had been asked how they got in shape for the roles due to the extremely physical nature of the plots, but to single out Scarlett alone for that question is absurd. Why do people seem to believe that women and men's desires and interests to be so astronomically different? Because, at the end of the day, we're all human and we have more in common than just that.
👏👏👏👏
I don’t want to hear about getting in shape, I want to hear about the cool stunts!
They have asked the men that. They're in the magazines women don't read and interviews they don't care about.
@@tannisarmaroah6919 I think Scarlett knows what she's talking about. The men may be interviewed about their diet and work out regemines, but it's usually when they're interviewed one-on-one, then followed up with topics about the movie itself. The fact is, they still choose to ask her these superficial questions in lieu of other, more serious topics.
Hi! Huge comic fan! The reason a lot of people ask these questions, especially to the women, is because of how women are portrayed in comics. That’s why you see nerds asking those kinds of questions. As a female, you need to understand where it’s coming from. Females in comics are extremely sexualized and seeing a female trying to get in shape for one of these roles would have to be extremely demanding. It’s an interesting topic to ask for strong women who are taking on extremely sexualized roles. Especially Black Widow. It’s not okay for the questions to be phrased as they are, but the sincerity is known through some of the interviewers. These women have taken on roles that are known to be sexual. They shouldn’t be offended when they are asked about how they are going to take on such a role. The guys aren’t as sexualized which is why they aren’t asked as much. It comes with the role you are taking on. Not everything is sexist. Somethings are deeper than people will make you think. And some of these things are genuinely interesting.
Moral of the story: Helen Mirren has always been a badass.
And gorgeous. She still is 💚
Thank you...smile
Reporters really need to get media trained on how to interview the subjects.
Agreed 100%
@@chayden153, 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
They won't cause that draws less attention
@@myyriad778 and that is sadly the truth
@@myyriad778, but they need to learn what not to ask in interviews
Put CHER on the list, I AM A RICH MAN interview (1996)
Sooooooo perfect!
Gotta go see that
Yaaas
I have watched that interview a thousand times. ICONIC 👁👄👁
@@georgiad4939 yup same 🥰🥰 so iconic ❤️❤️
When you're watching a video about sexist questions and how horrible they are, and the ad at the end is about a weight-watching diet plan.
And calling these women's answers "sassy." I have never heard that word (same with feisty) applied to a man. Maybe a gay one, but we all know how society feels about those and masculinity.
I've been getting less of those since I've started reporting every one that came my way. Sometimes you can say the reason is you're not interested in the ad but if that option is not available I don't hesitate to say it's offensive. Enough with the targeting of women by diet ads!
Why? Can’t people wanna lose weight?
@@thatgirlreacts5465 my husband has wanted to lose weight for years. He never gets weight loss ads. I get them all the time. The problem is not the existence of people who might be interested in those ads. The problem is the targeting of women with them, hence the irony.
@@lenaeospeixinhos pffff guys get those ads too. And in general, there are more chicks who want to lose weight than men. There is no conspiracy theory here, just people wanting to make money and targeting the demographic that will ensure a bigger return.
I cried when Jennifer aniston made that comment about being a mother. It is very painful and I'm glad she addressed this with so much strength, it helps other women.
She hides it well, but her pain is clear. She missed her chance with BP.
@@justjames1111 what does it have to do with BP? If you want kids, you have kids, and nothing can stop you. I wanted kids, and i would've had them no matter what, I just cant imagine life without kids, that's it. It was not an option for me not to have kids.
You could see it in her eyes, she was gonna cry. But her response was beautiful. “I’m happy where I’m at”
@@JuliaSochnikova sadly, not everyone lives the same charmed existence you do. 🤷🏻♀️
@@sarahcoletti6946 What are you all talking about? Jennifer Aniston always said she never wanted kids.
Matt Lauer's gaze into space as Hathaway was talking about the negative effects of sexual exploitation of females.....
Shortly after, he was exposed as the disgusting sexual predator he is..
I like his question about having something to learn from that incident though. Probably not the best to start off with, but its a good question. And the answer probably not squarely blaming on the photographer too. I'm all for freedom to do whatever, but actions have consequences, and while I agree with her statement, why cant we be decent in the first place. Talk decent, look decent, dress decent, then we'd have really something to fight for. Honestly
@@iqahapizi no
@@iqahapizi Stfu!
@@iqahapizi no
Anne Hathaway was a legend in that interview. Seriously. Idiot got put in his place
Jennifer Aniston is literally my role model. The very definition of a queen: smart, strong, sexy, independent, and has a clear philosophy on womanhood and what it should mean/represent.
queens aren’t supposed to be sexy
@@ktongmm That’s stupid, you have to be ugly to be a queen? Queens can be anyone.
@@ktongmm ??
@@ktongmm beautiful or cute? Elegant?
There's Blake lively too
@@ktongmm LIE
It pisses me off when something happens to a famous woman where they are exposed in some way, like Anne Hathaway, and they are the ones who are blamed. What the heck is up with that? Like that whole Janet Jackson halftime thing. Justin Timberlake was the one who ripped her costume clean off, and yet she was blamed and blacklisted. It's horrible that people actually think that's ok.
i'm not looking for a man, let's start there
queen
Does she have a husband?
@@thedude8457 are you looking for wife?
@@mishynaofficial I’m 14
@@thedude8457 HAHA 😂 same lol
@@mishynaofficial dude all I’m asking is does she have a husband or not
I feel like Taylor and Ariana had a lot of sexist moments, they reply with a lot of grace
Gosh, can't believe some people are still sexist nowadays. Sometimes I feel like they purposely state sexist remarks to gain attention.
In all seriousness, I disagree with mojo here, I don’t think people are really as accepting when we decide to call ourselves feminists :/ sure there’s progress but not as much.
@@etorresrodz Am I having a stoke?
@@jacobgrafstrom1917 that's a stupid comment no offense
@@etorresrodz what
@@jacobgrafstrom1917 sure. Sexism is great. the wage gap, men not being able to express their emotions, men being told they should enjoy their r@pe, women being told they deserve to be r@ped because they were wearing something showing skin, women being talked over at workplaces, mansplaining and many more consequences of sexism. Sure. Theres nothing wrong with sexism
That particular Lady Gaga interview is one of my first reasons for loving her as a human being ❤
She handled that so calmly and intelligently while slaying a lewk. Perfectly proving her point. Love it.
I swear wealth and power turns men into 13 year olds.
@Caleb Mayfield, 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
@Caleb Mayfield 24
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13 yr olds reallly??
No offense, I just found the comment kinda offensive lol
I grew up watching Girl Meets World and my mom grew up watching Boy Meets World, so when I saw Rowan Blanchard on this list and the question she was asked about what diet teenage girls should do, I was about to yell “WTF dude” because she was 13 years old when she was asked that question. BAY WINDOW TEAM UNITE!!!!
You're not done growing up yet. "Grew up on girl meets world". Child lol
@@angeleyeszarai Well judging from your snarky response, I could say the same about you. In fact, I'd say you've still got a long way to go.
@@tiffanygray "Snarky"? Huh. I stated a FACT. If you & your 2 uptight miserable "likers" don't GTFO 🤣
@@tiffanygray Talk about "snarky". Yea could definitely "say the same about you". I'm loving the irony Ms Snark. If a mere fact triggers you enough to insult someone, it's safe to say "you've got a long way to go". Kiss my A**
@@angeleyeszarai ew clam down people can grow up on girl means world it's not new.
Taylor deserves her own list
Can't agree enough with u. From the Grammy interview to the man music videos and many more 💜
Yes! She destroys stereotypes
Why does deserve a higher pedestal than these other women on this list?
No doubt about that. In reality there shouldnt be things like this going on at all
@@TheCaliforniaboy1 Taylor has dealt with a lot of sexist comments and overall a lot of hate comments tho
Scarlet is legit an awesome actor especially as black widow and yet the questions that get asked have nothing to do with the fact that she played the character flawlessly
I agree with everything but also calling Rihanna a starlet??? come on, you would never call a male singer a starlet.
Lmao so true
Vary good point!!! That's a definite 'gotcha' on this site. LMAO.
@@jacobgrafstrom1917 but neither is inherently better
Yeah, because starlet is a feminine term. Like, you wouldn't call a male an actress, because that's a feminine term.
"Starlet'' hardly covers who Wikipedia refers to as a singer, actress, fashion designer, and businesswoman worth 1.4 BILLION dollars; I mean...c'mon. She's a FORCE.
“Men get me in trouble” you can say that again😭🤣
Women, sure do get me in trouble, that is for sure
Why do you boys always try to make everything abt themselves, your weird.
What about when the iconic Dolly Parton went off on that rude male interviewer after he asked her "so what is your actual bra size?" She laughed at his stupidity and said "oh, blow it out your rear end!"
The question "how do you balance your career and your personal life" is so stupid. They are literally asking how a woman balances her job and her free time. Like what do you expect as an answer? She does it like every working man. No difference
Erm...almost.
Really they’re referring to their “wifely duties” assuming that a woman also spends time at home, cooking, cleaning, and looking after the kids. Basically assuming that this is the 1950s and that women are not capable of having a life while also having a career.
If they're asking how a woman balances her job and her free time....it is a stupid question. But when they're asking about personal life it is often about family, namely children. So if an actress has children, the question makes perfect sense.
@@Aleksamson because interviewers often don't ask women any substantial questions. Normally it's just about their diet, costume or family life.
Compare that to the questions people like Robert Downey Jr. get asked
Well, Robert Downey Jr. is Iron man. Not a woman in a sexy dress. So ofcourse questions will be different. I understand that sometimes questions can be annoying or condescending even. But to complain about sexism in 2022 or to call it discrimination /injustice? That's BS. Hurt feelings don't confirm objective reality.
@@Aleksamson and Scarlett Johansson is black Widow. Look it up. Interviewers don't have substantial questions to ask women about
"Whats the deal, are you trying to fit into a cat suit?"
*Claps* YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAS QUEEEEENN!!!
For the Ari interview, all I could think was "weird way for these boys to admit they've never dated or had any intimate experiences with women"
"Are you trying to fit into a catsuit?" XD
That killed me XD
The sheer audacity and stupidity of the guys interviewing ariana just frickin blew my mind🤯🤯🤯
I am glad she said "Is this what you think girls have trouble choosing between?" I second that statement. Why? Because I am a female, but I don't wear makeup, at all, and *I* would choose between my phones (plural) and my IDLE's (software into which to build software via code) to use on my phones and on my laptops or desktop computer for coding programmes/software and apps.
i am a 45-year-old female who has been doing full stack dev since 1997 and i am so proud of you.
I know, when he answered "yes" to that question I was like ??? dang so you've NEVER met, dated, gotten to know, or had any intimate experiences with women?? Weird way to announce that publicly
that Lady Gaga' clap back is ICONIC
I love how so many of them are actually coming out and saying that the questions are boring and stupid. We need more forthrightness like that.
YESSSSSSSSS THESE CELEBS ARE SAVAGE
They are savage because they felt uncomfortable with the questions, blame the interviewer not the celebs
innnit
@@LebahG4nteng I know! I would have definitely felt uncomfortable. I’m saying how they *answered* the questions was savage! I agree, these interviewers were very rude!
@@malloryfallon6394 yeah I was like "Wtf dude why are you asking their sexuality, are you trying to stalk their private life or something" damn these interviewer can't even ask a good question
That interviewer didnt learn his lesson. He asked scarlett Johansson and Anne Hathaway questions about the body
That is just sick😣😣😣
They are hot, but they are still humans. Humans with feelings and emotions. This sexism is just awful
That interviewer is known for making that type of questions, he even once ask Robert Downey Jr about his past if im not confusing him with another
@@sabidu09 and he just walked away from the interview
That question by Mr. Lauer is all the creepier because of what's come to light since then!
I would never pick a 'best'. They all kicked ass in their own unique way 🙏💜
I LOVED Taylor's reaction! EVERYONE LOVES FRIENDS AND CATS!
I honestly feel like if I was in any one of these celebrity’s positions I would just walk away and yell at the person questioning me. I’m already exhausted from these sexist questions, I can only imagine how exhausting it is for everyone else.
At this point they're used
Is this repeat offender still on Extra? Props to Anne Hathaway with her excellent responses!
Helen Mirren clapback will be always be legendary. So eloquent, direct and perfectly pointed, she owned that jerk.
"What do you want, are you trying to fit into a cat suit?" 🙁
😅 that was ✨ brilliant ✨
The fact that someone asked a 13 year old girl to give other girls diet advice is so sick. That question pushes eating disorders on so many
I think that Simone biles and Ariana Grande and Lady Gaga I had such good responses I loved it when Simone said smiles don’t win you gold metals
“What is it, are you trying to fit into a cat costume?”
"BOIS learnnn" *intense eye-glare*
Damn, they are savage!! These questions that the interviewer ask, I cringe at it. Frankly, these celebrities have the best comeback.
pov: so you're interviewing Ariana Grande and you may ask her about anything really, from her outstanding voice to career plans but you choose to ask her basically whether she prefers make up or phone. Woww.
Future Dame Helen Mirren for the win!
Let the actor and actresses speak for God's sake...I'd love to see more of them speak then everyone in this cast speak about what they have to say
Second that! I wanted to watch the ACTUAL quote, not someone else’s paraphrasing of the quote!
How did Anne Hathaway's responses not get her the number one spot? She managed to be funny, insightful, AND promote her project at the exact same time.
Why is Cher not on the list, she is literally the expert in answering sexist questions and making her answers iconic-
Are you trying to fit into a cat suit 🤣
I remember seeing Regina Hall in an interview for Think Like a Man and the interviewer would only ask the men questions. And she just went all over the guys being funny. I was hoping to see that on this list
I remember that. She is so hilarious.
I CAN'T CHOOSE A FAVORITE COMEBACK BECAUSE THEY WERE ALL 100% EPIC!!!!!
But you missed the best quote from the Lady Gaga interview! When asked if her sexuality could distract from her music, she replied "If I was a guy and I was sitting here with a cigarette in my hands, grabbing my crotch, talking about how I make music because I like fast cars and f*cking girls, you'd call me a rockstar."
Yea because only a few men can achieve that...a woman can't be a rockstar for doing something literally any woman can do 😆
"i'm not going home with any men tonight. i'm gonna hang out with my friends, and then i'll go home to the cats." taylor has to face sexism in every single interview, yet she still finds a way to politely shut their questions down
lool I've noticed almost all of the interviewers laugh when they've been called out because they're so uncomfortable for being put in their place
I'll always love the response for an interview for the "Imitation Game" film;
Interviewer: (to Kiera Knightley) You look a little worn out.
Benedict Cumberbatch: That's not a nice thing to say to one of the most beautiful women on the planet!
Kiera: Yeah, fuck you!
XD
That isn't a nice thing to say period.
That guy from Extra seems to be in an awful lot of these....
He's always been creepy. 🥺
Love all your videos ❤️
I wish they had put Eartha Kitt on this list. She slayed sexist questions.
“Are you trying to fit into a cat suit?”
Anne Hathaway is so funny!
*whispers* ArE yOu TrYiNg To FiT iNtO a CaTsUiT?
anne is an absolute legend
Lauren conrad's "CEO" is my favorite
Anne Hathaway's response was absolute perfection.
I always find it a shame that some of the people mentioned on this list feel like they have to respond with a sense of humour, light-heartedness and a smile, (i assume) to not come across as a B - which shouldnt be the case. If a journalist is purposely trying to annoy, get a reaction, or just inept as asking an interesting question, give to them!!
That said, i'm glad there seems to be a (albeit slow) culture change in how women are viewed and aren’t just automatically labelled as difficult just for clapping back more aggressively!
The are literally on a contract to sell a movie/soneg/whatever. Bad relationship with a reporter = bad publication (or, worse, none at all) = fines from the label. PR tours are the XXI century's "Dance, monkey!"
Definitely didn't enjoy hearing the punch line right before watching the clips
Helen Mirren is a queen.
And that's why I don't read celebrity magazines.
Imagine if you were asked any of these questions by a complete stranger. It's like just because they're celebrities they are supposed to just put up with harassment.
Ariana saying "boys learn" with that side eye up and down 🤣🤣🤣
taylor swift's 'sorry, was i loud? in my own house? that i bought? with my songs? that i wrote? about my own life? is still the best quote i've ever heard
They actually pose some good points why do they always ask women about diet, relationships and fashion we are so much more than a pretty face and a good figure we have beliefs and opinions too
Thank you thank you thank you for making this video I really needed some people to be standing up for women and men it just makes my heart feel warm so thank you for making this video
Think about it ok, teenage mutant ninja turtles are like backwards vsco girls. right? save the humans skskssksk
I- I don't know how to respond to this. But I love it
I’d forgotten all about the Helen Mirren clip, but I’m so glad it’s #1.
"I'm not looking for a man. Let's start there."
This is why we stan Rihanna
That was a stupid response on her part...
She had a newly released MENS cologne and was asked what sort of man she was looking for to represent it...that's a logical typical question.
She was dumb and didn't comprehend the question and responded snarkily based on her ignorant understanding.
I just love how this is about sexism and the person that wrote the script had the nerve to make that reader say meow after taylor. Typical
I cringed.
Nr. One is so cool - Mirren slayed that ! 👌🏽❤️😂
it's weird how every time they call the men out on it the men laugh 🤔
"Hahaha it was just a joke"
-Men after being blatantly sexist
I really luvvv when I see interviews like this. Women make ppl realize how sexist these ppl are. And they really stand up for themselves & other women.
Anne Hathaway i think deserved number 1, "are you trying to fit into a cat suit?" HAHA
did anyone notice that the guy that asked scarlett about underware is the same guy that asked anne what her feeline fitness routine was
I am so glad these women snap back... its so unfair that women arent treated the same in Hollywood (or anywhere else) for doing the same (or larger) job. I also have to say it would be so easy for male celebrities to sit back and not say anything, I am glad many don't. I don't think most have realized just how sexist some of the questioning can be because they don't see it but it was BAD in the beginning of the Marvel universe so they got to see people ask the males about their powers and Scarlett about her diet or outfit.
Interviewing Madonna in 1991,for the justify my love video,by a sexist dinosaur, was the best moment ever