I got recognized in public AS A CELEBRITY? #shorts

Summary

The script depicts a humorous encounter between a person doing holiday shopping and a child who desperately hopes he is not recognized. As the shopper passes some kids, one child anxiously pleads to be left alone, not wanting the shopper to reveal his identity. After an awkward interaction where the shopper calls the child 'Billy' and crushes his hopes of anonymity, the shopper enters the store and jokingly addresses the child again, sarcastically asking to now be called 'smelly beish' after ruining the child's day.

Takeaways

• 😞 Narrator accidentally crushed a kid's excitement at meeting a celebrity
• 😬 Kid hoped narrator wouldn't recognize him in public
• 🛒 Narrator was shopping for family around the holidays
• 🎄 Stores were crowded around the holidays
• 😀 Narrator walked past some kids
• 😨 Kid gave narrator a pleading look not to recognize him
• 💭 Kid begged in his mind for narrator not to know him
• 🤯 Narrator called the kid by name and shocked him
• 🛍 Narrator went into the store afterward
• 😄 Narrator jokingly told the kid to call him 'smelly beish' going forward

Q & A

What was the narrator doing when he encountered the kids?

The narrator was shopping for his family around the holidays, so the store was crowded.

How did the kids react when they saw the narrator?

The kids gave the narrator a look that seemed to say "Please don't know who I am" - they did not want to be recognized.

What time of year did this encounter take place?

This happened around the holidays, so likely in late November or December.

How did the narrator respond to the kid named Billy?

The narrator accidentally called out the name Billy after realizing the kid did not want to be recognized, much to Billy's dismay.

How did the narrator feel after calling out Billy's name?

The narrator felt bad for destroying Billy's world by recognizing him when Billy clearly did not want to be recognized.

What name did the narrator ask to be called at the end?

At the end, the narrator asked to be called "smelly beish" going forward.

Why did the narrator ask to be called "smelly beish"?

This seemed to be an act of solidarity with Billy after the narrator accidentally recognized him - a self-deprecating request.

Where did the encounter between the narrator and kids take place?

This happened inside a store that the narrator walked into after passing by the kids outside.

How many kids were there?

The transcript indicates multiple "kids" but only specifically mentions one by name (Billy), so the exact number is unclear.

What kind of music is referenced at the end?

The transcript mentions "[Music]" at the end, but does not specify what kind of music.