If I met…
Students tell what they would do if they met their favorite celebrity
Rapper Wiz Khalifa skateboards before his Dallas tour date over the summer. If Vanessa Flores met Wiz Khalifa, she said “I would ask for a hug and a picture.”
If I met Britt Nicole, I would jump up and down and scream! I’d ask what her most memorable moment has been while achieving her dream.
— senior Madalene Hernandez
If I met Kanye West I would be stoked! I’d probably be thinking if this is really true or not. I’ve been a fan ever since MySpace was a big popular thing. I probably wouldn’t ask for a signature, just a picture with him, because a picture is worth a thousand words. And OK, maybe get a few signatures cause I know a few people that are big fans of him too and would be really jealous. Yeah, I would also say that he’s GOAT [ greatest of all time] and that he’s a genius artist, and Yeezus was an amazing concert. It was worth driving on the snow that one day we had horrible weather.
— senior Brandon Arellano
If I met Kanye West, I’d bow, get a pic and a few selfies and most importantly, thank him.
— senior Myles Myers
If I met Lady Gaga, I would try to stay calm, go and say hi, and get an autograph.
— junior Maverick Hale
If I met Chris Brown, I would make him sing “Stereotype” to me and just have a normal conversation with him.
— senior Ana Carbajal
If I met my favorite celebrity [Lady Gaga], I probably would be dead. Not literally, but the fact to be standing or even looking right into someone who changed and influenced me is priceless. I would probably start with asking them all the questions that I can think of, just so that I know it, and I have peace that it came out of their mouth. Meeting your idol is a very special moment in life because you’ve supported them through their ups and downs, and they’ve been there for yours. It’s kind of a calling.
— senior Robert Arellano
If I met Beyonce, I would take a selfie with her and hug her.
— junior Jaida Johnson
Well, honestly, if I met Demi Lovato, I would kind of play it cool, but as soon as she left I would cry my eyes out, and probably hyperventilate.
— senior Kalee Grimsley
