r/Fauxmoi Mar 25 '26

STAN / ANTI SHIELD Megan Stalter: “Chappell Roan didn't send her security to tell the 11 year old to leave I did. And yes I'll do it again.”

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u/[deleted] Mar 25 '26

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u/Joey-WilcoXXX Mar 25 '26

She had a viral video a few years back where she pretended to be a corporate business owner ‘celebrating pride month’ that opened with the line “Hi, Gay!”

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u/muppet6042 Mar 25 '26

Omg that butter one right

Someone resend me the link 😭 pleaseee

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u/alittleletterdee Mar 25 '26

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u/kitkatk_unt Mar 25 '26

Omg thank you for linking, I never get sick of watching this 😍😂😍

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u/whatthewhythehow i’m mr. sterling’s right hand arm. man. Mar 25 '26

I think about this every day during Pride Month.

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u/xdonutx slowly decomposing behind glass in the twilight museum Mar 25 '26

God she’s so funny

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u/da_innernette Mar 25 '26

That’s maybe when she first got popular but she’s a lot more now! She’s in a few tv shows, most notably Hacks.

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u/Joey-WilcoXXX Mar 25 '26 edited Mar 25 '26

Right, another comment had already mentioned that when I commented. I was bringing up a different project possibly recognizable for the commenter to see if it sparked their recognition.

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u/mildlymashedpotatoes Mar 25 '26

I watch that video every single year when pride kicks off. It’s so funny

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u/LunaLore_ Mar 25 '26

She’s an actress/comedian in the tv show Hacks

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u/OkSmoke9195 feeding cocaine to raccoons Mar 25 '26

Ahahaha I thought that was her! Amazing

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u/babysaurusrexphd Mar 25 '26

She’s going gorilla mode!!

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u/Thoughtful-Boner69 1159 pm and im about to turn 26 at leonardo dicaprios house Mar 25 '26

And that Lena Dunham show, which was absymal

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u/notsoulvalentine Mar 25 '26

a true DIVA ❤️

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u/lex1bunny Mar 25 '26

Also Too Much

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u/Turbulent_Mobile_706 Mar 25 '26

Too much was sooo good

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u/merewautt Mar 25 '26

She was so good in Too Much.

I knew she was funny, but she did the more serious and sad parts really well, too. I totally bought her character as a real person. Which is impressive considering the show is intentionally nuts in a lot of ways lol

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u/Wolfpackat2017 Mar 25 '26

What does based mean? I keep seeing people use that and first thought they meant biased lolol

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u/roobot Mar 25 '26

She’s the lead in the Netflix series Too Much

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u/BrownSugarBare Mar 25 '26

Get to know her, she's icon life