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(#1) Eminem
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In 2009, Eminem and Complex's Noah Callahan-Bever stopped mid-interview to discuss the best way to get access to adult entertainment. As 109% of Americans know, it's available for free all over the Internet, however, Eminem somehow wasn't aware. Apparently, he was still purchasing erotica on DVD.
"Imagine a YouTube of pornography," says Callahan-Bever.
"Really?!" Eminem responds. "I know what I'm doing for the rest of the day when this sh*t is over."
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(#2) DMX
- 48
DMX has no idea how to use a computer to search for anything online. "I can do it on the phone!" he boasts while speaking with Power 105.1. But then he adamantly points out how chaotic the toolbar is on a desktop's browser, completely convinced that he's right about the impossibility of using it to search for anything.
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(#3) Prince
- Dec. at 57 (1958-2016)
Prince didn't just misunderstand an app, he misconstrued our entire way of life. He told the Daily Mirror:
“The Internet’s completely over. The Internet’s like MTV. At one time MTV was hip and suddenly it became outdated. Anyway, all these computers and digital gadgets are no good. They just fill your head with numbers and that can’t be good for you."
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(#4) Jessica Alba
- 37
Jessica Alba didn't create a MySpace page until 2006 – three years after everybody had already forgotten about their MySpace pages.
After Alba finally made her page, she started blogging, but occasionally, her entries would be in all caps. She apparently didn't know where the caps lock key was.
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(#5) Tyrese Gibson
- 40
Okay, so maybe he doesn't actually think they're sentient, but he once tried talking to one. In 2011, he sent this tweet:
Pandora.. Whoever you are!! Thank you!! I get tweets about you playing my music all the time!!
— #VisionImplementor (@Tyrese) August 11, 2011Can someone please tell Tyrese that Pandora is a music streaming service and not a person?
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(#6) Rachel McAdams
- 40
Rachel McAdams didn't learn about Twitter from television because she doesn't have a TV. At least, she didn't as of her People interview in 2009.
“I listen to the news on the radio. I don’t have a television and I am really bad at e-mail. [It was] only [recently] that I heard about Twitter for the first time, and it’s all I’ve heard about since. I’m really ignorant.”
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(#7) Christopher Walken
- 72
Not only does Christopher Walken not have a computer, he doesn't even have a cell phone. In a 2012 interview with Newsweek, he said that having a computer is "something [he] missed." Apparently, his wife explained to him that you can even look yourself up on the Internet, but he's not interested because that would be masochistic.
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(#8) Ray Bradbury
- Dec. at 92 (1920-2012)
In 2009, Ray Bradbury, visionary futuristic author, wouldn't allow his books to be sold online in digital format. He told the New York Times:
"They wanted to put a book of mine on Yahoo! You know what I told them? 'To hell with you. To hell with you and to hell with the Internet.' It's distracting. It's meaningless; it's not real. It's in the air somewhere."
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(#9) Larry King
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"What do you punch little buttons and things?" he asked Roseanne Barr while interviewing her. This was a follow-up to her shock that he had "never gone searching" online.
So, a news icon, as of 2006, wasn't even sure how to physically perform an Internet search. Meanwhile, kids born after the new millennium were already learning how to code from Dora the Explorer.
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(#10) Angelina Jolie
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Angelina Jolie tried using Amazon once in 2011 and couldn't process what was happening. "My brain is too scattered, and the wires go in different directions. I'll stick to catalogs," she told USA Today. But she had clearly made some progress.
In 2008, she told Pop Sugar that she didn't know how to turn on a computer.
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(#11) Brad Pitt
- 55
"I don't really know how to operate a computer," he told Newsweek in 2009. The he goes into a diatribe your stamp collecting grandpa would be proud of:
"This publicity machine is out of control. It's everything we didn't sign up for. There's this whole other entity that you get sucked into. You have to go and sell your wares. It's something I never made my peace with."
Also, stay off his damn lawn.
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(#12) Winona Ryder
- 47
Not only does Winona Ryder fear the Internet, she told Jimmy Fallon she doesn't really use it because she's worried of accidentally signing up for al Qaeda. What exactly is she Googling?
Also, in 2011 she got her first iPhone and struggled to adjust to the touchscreen, citing the exact same problem Baby Boomers complain about: "I wanna push a button!"
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(#13) Jennifer Lawrence
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In a 2014 BBC Radio 1 interview, Jennifer Lawrence responded to a fan question asking why she didn't have Twitter. She explained:
"I'm not very good on phones or technology. I can't really keep up with emails, so the idea of Twitter is so unthinkable to me. I don't understand what it is. It's like this weird enigma that people talk about. I'll never get A twitter."
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Occupational hazards such as social media exposing personal privacy and promoting self-propaganda are becoming more and more distressing and disgusting. A small number of celebrities unexpectedly don’t know how the Internet works. They don’t even have a social media account or official website. Some super famous celebrities have chosen to avoid social media and have not actively disclosed any information about themselves on the Internet.
We must admit that the rapid development of the Internet has made life more convenient, but at the same time, it has inevitably caused some new social problems. Getting rid of the Internet completely is a difficult thing in modern society. The random tool lists 13 super celebrities who have no idea about the Internet.
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