Fans outraged after Emma Chamberlain followed by paparazzi YouTube: Emma ChamberlainA video that\u2019s been released of relatable teen YouTuber Emma Chamberlain being followed by paparazzi has caused a stir on social media. Some insist the reporter was far too invasive, while others believe Emma was needlessly rude. 19-year-old Emma Chamberlain rose to success through her quirky personality and relatable YouTube videos. She\u2019s amassed a subscriber base of over 9 million, and has asserted herself as a staple creator on the site. However, while she has a huge base of adoring fans, she hasn\u2019t been exempt from controversy. Just this year she came under fire for launching an apparently overpriced coffee company that saw prices up to $60. Emma is followed Opinions have been mixed once again, with people unsure how to react when a video emerged of a paparazzo quizzing her about her personal life, following her to her car while asking the star questions. In the clip, the man can be heard asking: \u201cWhen will we see the Sister Squad back together?\u201d to which she replied: \u201cHave a good one,\u201d and shut her car door. https:\/\/twitter.com\/i\/status\/1291466916628856835 The Sister Squad is comprised of Emma, James Charles, and the Dolan twins. They produced a lot of content together on the site, but following James Charles\u2019 scandal of 2019 they cut ties. The reporter proceeded to follow her to the gas station, where he informs her that fans are shipping her with TikTok star Noah Beck. He questioned her over her relationship status, with Chamberlain uncomfortably replying: \u201cI\u2019m out of here, though.\u201d As Def Noodles noted on Twitter, the original video displayed Emma\u2019s number plate which raises concerns about doxxing and personal safety. How did social media respond? Viewers have had a mixed response to the exchange. Some sided with the paparazzi, suggesting that because she \u201cspends all her time trying to get people to watch her,\u201d she shouldn\u2019t complain when the press shows an interest in her life. I think if you want to make a living by being famous, you have to expect the paparazzi to be interested. She spends all of her time trying to get people to watch her, follow her, like her and then doesn\u2019t like it when the press approaches. I don\u2019t get it. \u2014 Angela Cato (@AngelaCato) August 7, 2020 Others have questioned the ethics of a grown man following a teenage girl to a gas station. \u201cI get it\u2019s their job, but as a girl at a gas station I\u2019m on HIGH alert and not myself,\u201d one person said. I get it\u2019s their job but as a girl at a gas station I\u2019m on HIGH alert and not myself. \u2014 Spill Sesh (@spillseshYT) August 6, 2020 They\u2019ve suggested that the man was \u201ccrossing boundaries\u201d and implores others to \u201clet people have their own space.\u201d The moral issues regarding paparazzi have long been debated. But as an inevitable side effect of influencer culture, the jury is out on who\u2019s in the wrong.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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