Eric Benét calls out Chappell Roan and other stars in a heated new video. On March 24, 2026, the famous singer posted a message online. He slammed celebrities who act annoyed by their fans. He strongly believes stars have a duty to respect the people who support them.
“I can’t stand y’all motherf–kers that do that, that shame people who adore you,” Benét said. He thinks a simple hello or a quick photo is just basic kindness. He does understand if a star is eating a meal or spending private time with family. But for normal public moments, he says ignoring fans is completely wrong.
In his video, Benét pointed a finger directly at pop star Chappell Roan. He called her a “repeat offender” of this bad behavior. He even told fans they should stop supporting artists who treat them poorly.
This call-out comes right after a recent drama involving Roan. During a trip to São Paulo, a security guard for Roan reportedly yelled at an 11-year-old fan named Ada Law. The young girl had simply walked past the singer and smiled.
Ada’s stepmother, Catherine Harding, spoke out about the event. She argued that Roan must take full responsibility for how her team acts. This event started a massive debate online about how the singer interacts with her supporters.
Chappell Roan’s team quickly responded to the heavy backlash. They stated that she did not tell the guard to yell. They also claimed she did not even see the event happen. Her reps made it very clear that she does not accept mean or aggressive behavior from her staff.
Roan has talked about “toxic fan behavior” in the past. She has asked people to respect her personal space and boundaries. This creates a very tough debate. Benét thinks stars owe fans their time and love. Roan’s team shows that stars also need basic safety.
Just like we saw with the recent Miley Cyrus Younger You Hannah Montana Track, the bond between a star and their fans is deep but complex. How much should a star control their security team? This pop culture debate will only continue to grow. For more details on the São Paulo incident, you can read the full report on Billboard.
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