A fan reveals her experience on meeting Madison Beer outside a shop:
“Walked into a consignment shop and told someone, "You look like Madison Beer," expecting a laugh and a "I get that all the time."
She just smiled and said, "Yeah... I am."
What I didn't expect was how normal everything felt after that. We ended up talking for a while-no weird energy, no rush, just a really easy conversation. She was super down to earth, soft spoken, and honestly just very real in a way that made you forget who she is for a minute.
We talked about growing up in New York, the Oregon coast, and random life stuff. She came across very genuine and grounded, like someone you could've known forever without all the noise around her.
Still kind of surreal how simple the whole moment was.
Best of luck at your concert in Chicago
Madison Beer calls out the double standards between male and female artists:
“No offense, but most men just go on stage in a white T-shirt and jeans and no one cares. Women are held to a very high standard and it can be difficult. I’m just trying to do my thing and make music. If you like it, that’s amazing; if not, no one is forcing you to listen.”
Madison Beer reveals her biggest red flag in dating:
“If we were to go out on a date and someone wasn’t kind to the waitress or waiter, I think that would end the date for me.”