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MTV Star: 'Andre Drummond got played by that ratchet ho-from I-Carly.'


http://www.tmz.com/2014/03/05/mtv-star-andre-drummond-got-played-by-that-ratchet-ho-from-icarly/?adid=tmzhero2

All I can say is------woah.

I'm not necessarily passing judgement here----but it does play into what a lot of people (not all, of course) have saying here----She sent the pics herself in order to avoid to avoid being condemned for the podcast comments. I would not call her herself a "ratchet ho," though.

Personally, I tend to agree---but that, of course, is my opinion. I'm open to having my mind changed.

I have no idea----ultimately, it is he/she said.

But still, woah..........Charlemagne don't play games.........

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True. I just find the whole thing funny. Kind of junior high, almost. Personally (if I have to pick a side) I think she DID send those pictures in a desperate attempt to pick up some good publicity after the TMZ people and other sites ragged on her for (for better or worse) appearing to humiliate and "use" poor Andre. This way, she comes off as the hero---somewhat---again.

And if she only was with him for a week-----why would she send him those kind of pictures? That's what everybody is saying.


But yes, nobody wins. And she does look hot in her underwear.

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Apparently these selfies were already in Andre's possession and were sent to him by her before they broke up. She herself all but admitted she sent them to him in her reply to the pictures being released.

So either he sent them himself in "revenge" or somebody else in his "circle" sent them.

OR she herself resent them after the SHTF due to the podcast.

To save herself and make herself look good and maybe get some publicity out of this.

I have no idea.

The thing is, though----again, if this was just a "one-week thing" that never went beyond a kiss----why would she send him these pictures?

That's what most are saying.

And personally----the way I personally interpreted the podcast---she WAS making fun of him---at least the way he "courted" her----as if "he should have known better that I was simply trying to be nice to him and I was not serious."

At the very least, she should have been honest with her feelings about him TO him WAY sooner than she did.

Again, my opinion.

Still----Charlemagne's been around. A lot of folk agree with him because he's got a huge audience. Him saying this is going to be believed, whether he's right or wrong.

Hopefully he is wrong.





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Because it wasn't. When Jennette said they only dated for about a week she was referring only to the time they were physically with each other (when he visited her). They had been talking for several weeks prior to that but for whatever reason Jennette didn't consider that dating. My theory is if she did send him those pictures she did so before he visited her (at least some of them). Also, despite the first kiss being bad they did kiss more.


Could be. Still weird that she would send that even before they met. Remember, in the podcast she says she knew a relationship would not work even before she met him. She knew this just from the first two email exchanges he sent her. Weird that she was both not interested in him and yet she sent him these. Unless she decided to send him these because she felt sorry for him.

Works of fiction tend to focus more on a person pursuing a relationship rather than the one being pursued. We empathize with the pursuer more because that's what we all can relate to. Jennette told the story of the other side. Perhaps it was wrong of her for not ending it outright, but was it really wrong of her to give it a chance? The worst thing Jennette did was break up with him a few days after she should have.


I agree. It gave off (for better or worse) the wrong idea to many people.

I believe him, though, when he says he did not send the pics. He was a gentleman during the "courtship" and he refused to comment further (unlike her)----so it gives him more credibility in my book. Many will disagree with me---that is ok.

I do agree with Charlamagne in this respect, though-----true celebrities do not court through social networking sites. It gives the wrong "vibe" to many, like it or not.


Anyway, hopefully both of them hopefully learned their lesson and have learned from this. And moved on. I wish them both the best.

Just think this is so funny-----in a weird way.

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She was also talking with the benefit of hindsight. Although I won't argue she should have told him she thought it would never be more than a casual fling. They both had a failure to communicate.



Indeed. Massive failure.


What lesson?


Like you said----communication. And honesty. For both. For him specifically---you have to know and discern the object of your affection is on the same wavelength you are before you go off and confidently come on to her. Slow down and discern her motives. For her again---------don't unintentionally string a guy along because you feel sorry for him.

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