Celebrities Read More Mean Tweets About Themselves: LOL Alert!

This just in: People apparently hate George Clooney. And Tom Hanks. And even Matt Damon. Indeed, some of the biggest stars on the planet were featured on the latest edition of Jimmy Kimmel Live’s Celebrities Read Mean Tweets. It’s a grand television tradition and it’s one the the explains thusly: “We like to shine a light on those who post cruel and horrible comments on Twitter. People can be vicious, and it hurts. To raise awareness and to maybe make people think twice before they post something awful, once again we’ve assembled a group of famous faces…” Are these hate-filled Internet users the same folks who posted racist Tweets in response to the controversial Super Bowl Coke commercial ? Probably. Watch the newest edition of this feature now and then check out a few past installments as well: Stars Read Mean Tweets About Themselves Open Slideshow 1. Celebrities Read Mean Tweets About Themselves Celebrities, such as George Clooney, read mean Tweets about themselves in this video, courtesy of Jimmy Kimmel Live. The footage is hilarious. View As List 1. Celebrities Read Mean Tweets About Themselves Celebrities, such as George Clooney, read mean Tweets about themselves in this video, courtesy of Jimmy Kimmel Live. The footage is hilarious. 2. Celebrities Read Mean Tweets, Volume 5 Celebrities read mean Tweets about themselves on Jimmy Kimmel Live. And it’s hilarious. 3. NBA Players Read Mean Tweets NBA stars read mean tweets about themselves in the latest edition of Jimmy Kimmel Live’s Mean Tweets series. 4. Celebrities Read Mean Tweets Celebrities reading mean Tweets about themselves on Jimmy Kimmel. Funny stuff! 5. Stars Read Mean Tweets This is a hilarious bit by Jimmy Kimmel and a number of celebrities, as Kristen Stewart and others read mean Tweets directed at them.

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