Netizens Strictly Select Most Annoying Hong Kong Stars: Johnson Lee Tops Negative List

Recently, a heated discussion about the 'most annoying Hong Kong celebrities' broke out on the social platform Threads. The debate started when a netizen posted, inviting everyone to share stories of celebrities who were 'extremely rude or very annoying' in daily life. Once the post went up, it quickly garnered an overwhelming response, with many sharing their real-life encounters with celebrities. After a round-up by netizens, eight celebrities were heavily criticized, with 52-year-old Johnson Lee (李思捷) receiving the most negative comments.

According to accusations by netizens, the complaints against Johnson Lee were mainly focused on his attitude. One netizen, who previously worked as a salesperson, wrote a long post criticizing: 'If Johnson Lee counts as a celebrity, then he’s the least polite one! When I was working in sales, he would ask for things but never say thank you.' The netizen also detailed his 'blocking the street' behavior: 'I bumped into him in Kwun Tong while he was unloading his car with his assistant. They were slowly taking stuff out and opening the trunk, but their car was directly blocking the entrance of the building’s parking lot, so pedestrians couldn’t pass by, and other cars got stuck behind him!'

The netizen emphasized that they had served celebrities like Chapman To, Chow Yun-fat, Janice Vidal, Jill Vidal, Pinky Cheung, Amy Kwok, Esther Kwan, and they were 'all very easygoing and friendly', saying 'except for the aforementioned Mr. Lee'. This naturally led to Johnson Lee claiming the top spot on the negative list.

Jordan Chan cuts in line; Fred Cheng shows a black face

In addition to Johnson Lee 'standing out', Jordan Chan was also dubbed by netizens as “the ceiling of rudeness”. A netizen said they once witnessed him at a clinic, queuing for a doctor, but he ignored those already waiting and went straight to the front, as if he were a VIP demanding priority. In addition, a restaurant staff member revealed that when they warmly greeted him, all they got was a glance before he walked away entirely expressionless. As for singer Fred Cheng, he was also exposed: a netizen said when they greeted him on the street, he 'left with a black face, not responding at all', coming across as arrogant.

Louis Cheung, who won the Hong Kong Film Critics Society Award for Best Actor for 'The Narrow Road', and is generally seen in a positive light, was a surprise addition this time. A netizen recalled that when they asked him for a photo, he 'looked unhappy the whole time', making people feel very disrespected. Many netizens said, 'I thought he was very easygoing' and were surprised he made the list. In addition, Rain Lau, Stephy Tang, Fiona Sit, and Linda Chung also made the list of eight, having been accused of arrogant attitudes towards fans.

While some celebrities were condemned, others such as Simon Yam, Sean Lau, and Shek Sau were highly praised by netizens for being friendly and down-to-earth in private, forming a sharp contrast to those who received complaints. #

News source: Sing Tao Headline