[ SECRET POST #6780 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6780 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Most probably don't want to but they get asked.

[(Anonymous)]

This! Let's identify the real problem here - fans and interviewers not doing their part to maintain the fourth wall.

[(Anonymous)]

They can say no

[(Anonymous)]

And then get a reputation for being a bitch? Sure.

[(Anonymous)]

It can be difficult to graciously refuse to answer a question from a fan or an interviewer without seeming difficult or rude. Plenty of fans will also complain about creators not playing along or indulging their fanbase.

[(Anonymous)]

I think it really depends who they're working for. I remember a little while ago there were pop singers who were clearly being forced to make posts on TikTok and Youtube shorts to interact with their audience, only for it to backfire after they were venting. Maybe it's along the lines of that?

[iff_and_xor]

I can’t tell if Graham Norton has stopped bringing that kind of thing up as a policy or if he just hasn’t had the chance for a while. But I really do not miss it.

[(Anonymous)]

I saw an actor being recced a fic by the interviewer and just about cringed out of existence.