Comments on: Q&A: Jimmy Kimmel Live’s Jake Lentz

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By: Davis Freeberg

Davis Freeberg — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 02:06:21 +0000

I used to be a huge Jimmy Kimmel fan, but stopped watching the show after I saw him make one too many anti-blogger rants on his program. I get why he might be upset with the celeb blogs posting photos of him passed out, but that is part of the price you pay when you are famous. His comments seem to suggest that he believes that most most blogs are run by shallow people who have nothing better to do than to latch onto the mainstream medias popularity. He's entitled to his own opinion of course, but as a blogger who tuned into him even when he was only doing radio at KROQ, it's pretty disappointing to see him put the little guy down, after he spent so much time clawing his way to the top. The show does have its funny moments, but its hard to support someone who thinks I'm a slimeball for wanting to share my thoughts online.