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Some celebrities have hate pages devoted to them on popular social networking websites such as Facebook and Twitter.
Updated : Nov 19, 2013, 11:17 PM IST
Some celebrities have hate pages devoted to them on popular social networking websites such as Facebook and Twitter.
The New York Post quoted some postings targeting the stars under 'Why We Hate You" title.
Heather Mills: "Being that Paul McCartney is the most famous living celebrity . . . wouldn't you think [he] could at least score a broad with two legs?"
Brody Jenner: "No apparent skills other than [a] winning smile, good hair, and scoring chicks. Career high point: recently beat up . . . Joe Francis."
Madonna: "This broad has more veins popping out of her than [Sylvester] Stallone . . . plus, the worst fake English accent we've ever heard."
Kanye West: "Because you are hands down the most arrogant, least talented, and the most loathsome guy in music. Luckily for Kanye there is a guy named Chris Brown."
Paris Hilton: "There are so many reason to hate her, it almost isn't fair. She's a talentless fame-whore [and] easier to spread than Skippy Smooth . . . just plain vacant."
Kevin Federline: "10 points for nailing Britney [Spears] in her prime, but you lose the whole game for looking like you ate your kids, for trying to be a white rapper, and for sucking up perfectly good oxygen."
The Jonas Brothers: "These girly-boys remind us of three other irritating teen queens from the '90s who had one huge hit, sold millions of records, were wildly famous for about 10 minutes, and then disappeared . . . Remember Hanson?"
Amy Winehouse: "God definitely has a sick and twisted sense of humor, matching that voice with [her] face, mind and body. Watching Amy is like listening to Heidi Montag sing -- painful, yet morbidly entertaining. We predict a minimum of two more trips to rehab."