Amy Schumer first made a name for herself thanks to her sharp sense of humor. Her stand-up comedy sketch called “Inside Amy Schumer” ran on Comedy Central for a total of four seasons.
In 2018, the comedian was called rude after she interrupted another comedian’s set to rehearse some of her jokes. Brendan Sagalow, the victim of her rude interruption, later said that the incident was a pretty nasty thing to do — it was his first headlining set in front of friends and family. Not so sweet of her, now is it?
Charlie Sheen is Bad News
Charlie Sheen is known for his bad-boy persona, and although he was once the highest-paid actor on TV, that changed thanks to his many public outbursts. After calling "Two and a Half Men" producer "turd" and wishing him "nothing but pain," Sheen was fired from the series.
Sheen went on to rant towards CBS and Ashton Kitcher, who replaced him on the hit series. He's always had a talent for attracting unfavorable attention; the list of his slip-ups goes on and on.
Don't Get in Rihanna's Way
The iconic Rihanna has had her fair share of bloopers over the years. Her most memorable slip-up may have been at her 2013 concert in Birmingham, England. She was performing "We Found Love" when a fan reached for her hand. That's when Rihanna smacked her over the head with a microphone! Of course, the whole thing was caught on tape, so word spread quickly.
Instead of apologizing, the pop star clarified that the microphone incident was intentional! A year later, she made headlines once again. This time, it was for mocking a 16-year-old fan who wore a prom dress designed to pay tribute to the singer. Rihanna posted a photo of herself wearing the dress herself, captioned “IG,” alongside a photo of fan Alexis Carter in the same gown with a caption that read “Real Life.”
Steven Seagal Almost Got Fired From Saturday Night Live
Along with his big build, Steven Seagal has a reputation for being a bully and a jerk. He earned this persona thanks to several intimidating interviews he gave, where he endlessly criticized people.
According to actor David Spade, Seagal was one of the most hated "Saturday Night Live" hosts. He was so hated, in fact, that he almost got fired! Time Meadows explained that the actor was impossible to work with and that he criticized the cast and writing staff continuously.
Spike Lee is an Ungrateful Guest
Other than the reputation he's built around his movies, Spike Lee hasn't gotten the best publicity over the years. There are stories about fans who say he visited their college to lecture, only to give uninsightful and unenthusiastic speeches. One fan even disclosed that Lee insulted the audience, calling them rednecks and racists.
Another fan said he cut his speech short by nearly an hour and was rude to those who asked questions. The list goes on and on...