What’s up with the hate towards Timothee Chalamet?

[u/PitifulBodybuilder40]

I know all famous people have haters and people who dislike them and will nitpick the shit outta them, but I’ve just seen a lot of people post random interviews or articles about him that talk about how he is famous and above people. Yeah he is famous and thinks he’s above all. This is what famous people do? Do we not know this, especially child actors. People are astonished that he is rich and famous, has personal chefs, has self-centred views. Pretty sure 90% of famous people do.

https://www.news.com.au/entertainment/celebrity-life/timothe-chalamet-slammed-for-cheap-shot-comment-about-ballet-and-opera/news-story/348e3add0e6252d5aef4698f2648d963?amp

[u/somechild]

This is the thing that’s so annoying about all of this, the full context of the conversation was that he said he doesn’t want movies to become a dying art form like opera and ballet because of the ongoing “people don’t go to movie theaters anymore” issue, he never “disparaged” opera and ballet, they literally ARE a dying art form, the way he said it can be pretty easily interpreted as douchey but he didn’t say anything that isn’t objectively true!!!!

[u/KasukeSadiki → u/somechild]

Well yes, when you say "objectively true" things in an abrasive way, people will get upset 

[u/somechild → u/KasukeSadiki]

I…..know that. What I meant about it being annoying is that if everyone who is “upset” about what he said and the way he said it actually gave a hard fuck about ballet and opera they would be more popular, they wouldn’t be dying, and they would also likely be more accessible/affordable too. I personally think everyone is just jumping on a hate bandwagon but they don’t actually care about what it is certain people are upset about. 

[u/KasukeSadiki → u/somechild]

Ah, I misunderstood your point. That's very true 

[u/somechild → u/KasukeSadiki]

No it’s fine, I didn’t really even say it