IGGY AZALEA DECLARES WAR ON PAPA JOHN’S FOR ALLEGEDLY DISTRIBUTING HER PHONE NUMBER

Daily Beast ^ | 2/9/15 | Marlow Stern

[SoFloFreeper]

....the 24-year-old apparently decided to order some Papa John’s (Editor’s Note: Their butter dipping sauce and chicken tenders are divine). Then things got ugly.

According to Azalea, Papa John’s was her “favorite pizza” until one of their drivers took it upon him/herself to distribute her number to their family members. Naturally, she took to Twitter to voice her frustrations to her 4.2 million followers in 140 characters or less:

. @PapaJohns was my favorite pizza but the drivers they use give out your personal phone number to their family members.

[SoFloFreeper]

If ONLY these youthful millionaires would tweet out to their uneducated followers the real threat to their privacy.

Not Papa John's pizza delivery drivers, but Hussein Obama's NSA, internet spies and Democrat party apparatchiks.

[cripplecreek]

I gotta agree with her on this one.

While loss of privacy is the price of fame in public, handing out someone’s phone number is over the line.

That said, Pappa Johns isn’t known for hiring secret service agents to deliver their pizzas. Next time she needs to have someone else answer the door or ask them to send someone over 30.

[Tanniker Smith]

While I don’t disagree with you, that wasn’t the greatest thing to have happen on Papa Johns side, even if it was only because of a stupid fanboy delivery kid. But I guess this is why people have “people” to handle stuff like this for them.

[Vigilanteman]

Exactly. Blaming Papa John's for the actions of a particular driver is worse than blaming McDonald's for the actions of a particular check-out clerk.

Here locally, I think the average driver lasts about four months . . . the length of time that it takes them to find a gig which pays better.

[TexasCajun]

Ohhhhh, THAT Iggy!

[Paul46360]

SHAKE IT OFF Iggy..

[jdege]

The real threat to privacy is social media. Not government spies, or corporate market researchers, but a culture that teaches that the “cool people” tell everybody about everything.

[Lazamataz]

I actually got her number. I called and offered to hit it.

[PGR88]

Are movie and pop stars in the habit of ordering pizzas in their real names?

[illiac]

She’s jealous.

The pizza delivery guy has more talent than she does....

[ChildOfThe60s]

You won’t have to fight me for it........

[al baby]

[reg45]

Iggy who?

[Terry L Smith]

I’ve ordered from them, since they opened a shop near to ‘the Smith aerie’.

I haven’t had any trouble, and if i did, i wouldn’t waste any time trying to sign up on social media, just to complain. I’d go to the business, and talk with the management, as it is supposed to be done, not whining all over the internet!

And, yes, it is The-Queer-In_Charge that is the greatest threat to us all.

[Paladin2]

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[JimRed]

While I don’t disagree with you, that wasn’t the greatest thing to have happen on Papa Johns side, even if it was only because of a stupid fanboy delivery kid.

So, your moron brother, cousin, whatever sends you the phone number of a celeb...you're right away gonna call 'em? And rat out your source, too?

[JohnnyP]

Looks like he’s taking a dump out his right armpit.

[cornfedcowboy]

I would think these celebs had burners or handlers to help with things like this. I will never be famous, but I still avoid calling folks from my cell phone if I do not want them to have my number.

[csvset]

I had to look her up. A White Australian that makes a living spewing obscene lyrics whilst trying to sound like a ghetto biotch. Word !

[reg45]

Perhaps she was paying with her American Excess card and had to use her real name. Oh wait now, "Iggy Azalea" couldn't possibly be her real name - perhaps something like "Brenda Hamilton" - so the credit card might be OK after all.

I think that she was trolling for free pizza because she was "famous" and it backfired.