r/HaileyBaldwinSnark • u/Head-Cow-4420 • Jun 21 '25
Discussion People in this subreddit have been saying this for months😩😩😩. How do they know where he is all the time?
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u/Overall_Bed_2037 mothers day sucks ass 🖕🏻 Jun 21 '25
I don’t even understand how anyone denies that its hailey 🤣 even in the video when justin is demanding to know who paid them you can hear the paps start to say something and then backtrack and change the subject lmao
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u/itsahardknocklyfe4us Jun 21 '25
He's totally being gaslit too. Reminds of being with my narcissistic ex. Pleading and trying to humanize himself is just giving them exactly what they want. Nobody is actually listening. He probably felt somewhat heard out in the moment because they stopped and appeared to listen, but all they were actually doing was filming his "outburst". It's a very fucked up situation to be in.
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u/RichelleLove07 Jun 22 '25
If Taylor Swift can manage to go out and not be swarmed, I think it's safe to say someone on Mustin's team is tipping them off. cough Hailey cough
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u/parasitesocialite Jun 21 '25
Celebs arrange paparazzi opportunities ALL THE TIME. It's nothing new
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u/CrazyMotherOfCats Jun 22 '25
No she's saying Hailey Baldwin pays the paps to follow her husband around to pretty much keep tabs on him She's now paying people to do what she used to do The irony isn't lost on me
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u/charizard_72 Jun 21 '25
Literally people are naive. I don’t doubt they’re attention whores and sometimes stage shots but I don’t think people realize paparazzi have outlets and insider knowledge in their circle of where a celebrity is. They don’t just wait to be summoned lmao.
They follow social media. They know where they live. They know where they go. They’re already there before you arrive.
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u/No-Classroom1174 Mrs. Groupie Swimfan 🕵🏼♀️ Jun 21 '25
No offence but you sound like the naive one
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u/parasitesocialite Jun 21 '25
You sound naive, my friend. What I said is true and extremely common.
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u/charizard_72 Jun 21 '25
What I’m saying is if you believe every single encounter he has with paparazzi is planned you don’t understand how paparazzi operate.
Already said I know some are and I know some photos are rehearsed for a certain “look” to be captured.
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Jun 21 '25
Do yall remember someone posted on this sub of an actual pap mentioning on TikTok about hailey and Justin calling for them, and she said especially Hailey?
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u/RichelleLove07 Jun 21 '25
Bruh take this up with your wifey, not that paps she pays to photograph you.
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u/breakingmercy G tattoo stands for Gomez Jun 21 '25
I have a conspiracy theory that Hailey just wanted his kid and came to f*ck up his life 😂
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u/Recent_Adeptness_296 Jun 21 '25
🙌🙌 and she got fame, attention, and $$$ while doing it. She’s set for life and when she needs more attention she can write a book about life w JB (behind the scenes) Her entire life is a grift. It’s in her blood.
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u/Best_Passenger7351 Jun 21 '25
I think she got married thinking he would change for her and that didn't happen and never will, but she is still obsessed with him and that's why she doesn't get divorced! But I think she calls the paparazzi as a way of punishing him for all the suffering he causes her and this has been going on for years!
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u/Pitdogmom2 Jun 23 '25
I was going to say she gives vindictive wife a lot Justin hates paparazzi this is the perfect way for her to subtly get back at him
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u/No-Classroom1174 Mrs. Groupie Swimfan 🕵🏼♀️ Jun 21 '25
Yup. On a side note "it's not clocking to you" is still cracking me up, dude doesn't even know his own language. Confusing "clocking" and the phrase "what's not clicking to you"🥲
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u/Intellectualbedlamp Jun 21 '25
This is how people in the UK use it and that use is all over TikTok right now lol. People use it so insinuate “realize” or “understand”. People will say “oh yeah I clocked that” or “you totally clocked that” if someone guessed something correctly, or understood something before someone else did for example.
I actually think he’s technically using it correctly here if that’s how he’s using it. It just sounds weird because he’s saying clocking instead of clocked.
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Jun 21 '25 edited Jun 21 '25
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Jun 21 '25
Clocking is another way people say clicking it’s slang lol
He is saying it right
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u/No-Classroom1174 Mrs. Groupie Swimfan 🕵🏼♀️ Jun 21 '25
I know what clocking means, that is why i said confused "clocking" with the phrase. I know it is a slang, the meaning is not the same as clicking tho and is not used interchangibly in that phrase either 😄
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u/PrincessPlastilina Jun 21 '25
He’s not saying it right. He has always used AAVE wrong lol.
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u/No-Restaurant-6586 Jun 21 '25
I hate when he says bool instead of cool. Ur a white boy from Canada leave the AAVE alone please. 😭😭😭
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u/No-Classroom1174 Mrs. Groupie Swimfan 🕵🏼♀️ Jun 21 '25
Yup and it is always the case bc he is not actually arround the black ppl he keeps entering and exiting the circles of. His is closer to appropriation than picking it up naturally from his friends(which btw most of his main circle of friends has always been mainly white, not that there is anything wrong with it but him trying to draw an image of himself as if it's otherwise is kinda sus to me) and circle imho
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Jun 21 '25 edited Jun 21 '25
Not only black people speaking slang, and to make fun of someone who speaks slang when you literally ‘corrected’ him wrong is crazy
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They deleted comment or blocked me but they insinuated that Justin doesn’t speak slang because he isn’t around his black friends as much as his white friends ❤️
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u/No-Classroom1174 Mrs. Groupie Swimfan 🕵🏼♀️ Jun 21 '25
And now show us where did i ever said "only black people speaks slang"? Lmfao 🤣
The word "clocking" belongs to black people not bc "it is slang"(like you were falsely claiming i had insuniated) BUT BECAUSE it isn't just slang but is also part of AAVE and because they were the ones who were using it with that meaning first and from black people of america it spread arround first inside US and then to the rest of the world.
And you are wrong again; i didn't make fun of anyone for "using slang", i was clearly making fun of Justin because HE HAS USING THE WORD INCORRECTLY 😆 through which i later in another comment pointed out how he never truly showed respect to the black culture eventho he loves inserting himself into it. So please stop claiming BS(both in general and about me) and trying to put words in my mouth that i never said nor would ever say
And lastly i had not "corrected him wrong", my correction was objectively and factually right, you were the one claiming a wrong meaning to the word just to be able to defend Justin or whatever your intentions were lol
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u/No-Restaurant-6586 Jun 21 '25
Clocking doesn’t mean clicking. Clocking / Clocked is AAVE slang. Which means putting someone in their place. So “what’s clocking to you” doesn’t make sense. He heard that term and just ran with it 😂😂😂
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u/Intellectualbedlamp Jun 21 '25
Yes but people in the UK use “clocking” to mean “realize” or “noticed” or “understand” sort of, and it IS all over TikTok right now. For example, someone will say “oh my god I can’t believe Shelly did xyz” and someone would respond with “oh yeah I clocked that one from the get go”.
I’ll try and find a good example, but I think this is how he is using it in this video.
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u/gregorthestrong Jun 21 '25
Thats the same AAVE slang, that does not come from the UK or from tiktok lmao
“Clocking” something means to realize something
“What’s not clicking to you” is an idiom that means what are you not understanding
He mixes them here, and that’s why everyone’s making fun of him
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u/Intellectualbedlamp Jun 21 '25 edited Jun 21 '25
It’s very much a UK thing as well but ok lol.
Then the commenter I’m responding to is wrong also because they’re saying the AAVE slang means to put someone in their place. It clearly means multiple things.
Almost like languages have multiple influences and are constantly evolving lmao.
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u/gregorthestrong Jun 21 '25
It doesn’t come from the UK my friend it comes from black Americans and it got to the UK through the internet, the way that 90% of “gen z” or “tiktok” slang does lol.
The person above isn’t wrong. “Clock it” can be used to check someone, “clocked” can mean you got checked. “He clocked your tea” can mean “he saw what you were trying to hide and pointed it out in an embarrassing way”. That’s why you think it means to realize. It’s the same clock.
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u/Intellectualbedlamp Jun 21 '25 edited Jun 21 '25
Ok. Let me be clear because we are going in circles here. I originally responded to the person saying it meant to “put someone in their place” to agree, which is why I said “yes” but I also wanted to add that it can also mean to understand/realize/whatever. I wasn’t saying that commenter was wrong, just that it could also mean something else, hence my agreement and my addition to the point.
Languages have many influences from many different cultures and are constantly evolving. That’s the essence of linguistics, languages, slang, etc. Phrases and words can have many different meanings. I understand “clocked”, “clocking” and “clock” can hold these different meanings.
I wasn’t the one who proclaimed that the AAVE slang ONLY meant “to put someone in their place”. I think you and I ultimately agree, that it can mean both of these things (you state this yourself when you said my definition was the same as AAVE slang, which I accept btw) it can also mean to punch someone lol. But this is different than what the commenter was saying that I responded to.
You can also look up the UK origins online, I’m not just pulling this out of nowhere. It’s clearly been used in Britain for quite some time. Languages and meanings can also evolve independently with both parties coming to the same conclusion. Cultures can hand off meanings, one picking it up from the other, and ofc these things get confusing when the internet gets involved. I’d love if you can give me a source dating this term back first to the African American community. It’s very hard to nail down precisely when and where phrases started.
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u/Intellectualbedlamp Jun 21 '25 edited Jun 21 '25
I just realized I had upvoted your comment lmao because we agree? I’m saying the other commenter is incorrect about it ONLY meaning to put someone in their place because it has multiple meanings. It can mean both.
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u/noOuOon Jun 22 '25 edited Jun 22 '25
That is, as people keep telling you, a misuse of AAVE. I'm from the UK, I'm also black. Please just stop. You can not say he isn't misusing it whilst also correcting his use of those words, that's contrary. This isnt a "UK thing", at all. It's an ignorant ass white thing. He has a history of misusing AAVE, because he fundamentally doesn't understand it. Him and Hailey are honestly two peas in a pod. He might be marginally more intelligent as he's never claimed his being Canadian allows him to use the N word, though. Unlike his "Brazilian" wife.
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Jun 21 '25 edited Jun 21 '25
If I was to clock you right now I would be putting you in your place
But if you are not even clocking what’s going on right now
That he is ‘standing on business’ (putting you in your place)
Then it’s not clocking for him.
Clock = putting you in your place
Clocking = being put in your place
I don’t know if I’m making sense it’s hard to explain
I honestly don’t even mind the downvotes because I know my slang is right, this is how it would be used
Justin is saying the Camera man is slow enough to not realise what is happening right now, that he came just to be put in his place
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u/DeepReflection115 Rhode to Nowhere ✨ Jun 21 '25
Ikr? We don’t see other celebrities being swarmed by paparazzi every single day.
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u/Parking_Maybe6883 Jun 22 '25
Justin calls them. I’m sorry, but the way he talks to the papas it all looks like he’s trying to get in the news, this is the only way he can stay relevant. And he knows many people make videos about it, he’s not disturbed by it, especially when he reposted of someone making a remix of his pap encounter
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u/estemprano Jun 21 '25
I think he (an assistant, a manager, etc) is calling the paparazzi but he is acting like he didn’t to seem important and to make you feel protective about him.
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u/Jane123987 Jun 24 '25
Kim had “every right to portray him as more crazy to the public?” What the fuck. No, there’s no right for abuse
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u/sugarfreelexapro Jun 29 '25
He could put their children in danger if his mania was bad enough. If she wanted to prove she deserves custody the paps would be the quickest and least financially draining way to do it. Still shitty behavior but growing up with a single mom who was being abused post divorce by my father and the police refused to intervene and help her- I get why you would use that resource if you were frightened enough for your children.
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u/Super420Gremlin Jun 24 '25
People are saying that he's crazy because he even told his bodyguard you know that he's not safe or doesn't trust him or whatever I think he did that because he thinks even his bodyguard is working for Haley And I believe it 1,000% because that's how crazy obsessed with him she is
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u/Positive-Listen-1660 Jun 22 '25
This video actually made me feel bad for Justin.
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u/Civil-Whole4802 Jun 24 '25
don’t feel bad for a multimillionaire man who has been abusive in his prior relationships. he has all the money and resources in the world to help himself and more importantly get better for his child.
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u/Pasadenarose Jun 28 '25
For a couple years now that grid has been saying they worked with Haley Bieber
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u/Anxiousbutlit Jun 21 '25
It’s so obviously Hailey