April 18, 2011 12:16

Anonymous said...

Vanity Fair is shiny and amazing and my fav publication. But s out of touch with te reality of the Egyptian people. Wael on CNN the other night was embarrassing and GG is a a silly little confused child.

April 18, 2011 13:27

Nada said...

WHAT THE HELL .. BOTH OF THEM DO NOT DESERVE IT ASLN ! .. WAEL COMES EVERYWHERE ON TV, SHED SOME TEARS, GETS PISSED OFF AFTER HER FINISHES HIS LINES , DROPS HIS LAPTOP and GO LIKE " I WANNA LEAVE " .. na3am y3ne !! THIS ISNT A KINDERGARTEN !

AND WHO THE HELL IS GIGI ?? OH SHE'S THAT CHICK THAT DOESN'T REALLY KNOW SHIT AND PRETENDS LIKE SHE'S THE EGYPTIAN VOICE !! .. GET UR LINES STRAIGHT DAMN IT !!

ps: I do realize i'm aggressive and maybe offensive but everytime they come on TV , I get offended mySELF for having these two carry the name of the revolution as if they triggered it !

April 18, 2011 13:28

Anonymous said...

They are both embrassments, not taking away from what they did, aka start a fb page and re tweet a lot but this does not give them the education or the knowledge to speak about things they dont understand, I know GG made a talk in LONDON and people are still laughing about her and EGYPT still.

April 18, 2011 14:30

Anonymous said...

God, the idiots above, where were you when both of them were risking their lives? Yes, rev started by ppl like them. So, to the three fools above, where is it in ur so called good education does it say that you need to piss on any person just bec u dnt like him/her. Why cant u differentiate bet your personal feelings towards them and their role, ideas and words and give them credit for this at least? I saw the VF story, loved the photos loved the diversity, we have so much to offer for our selves and to the World if only we can work more and talk less and of course stop pissing on any person who gets a bit of fame regardless of wt that person did to get there at least they didnt make their fame out of showing up drunk in parties left and right or by jumping from one partner to the other.

April 19, 2011 01:53

Anonymous said...

I suppose the three people above think they should be featured in photo shoots for all they did? These people actually made contributions to the revolution and for whatever reason stood out as organizers, I don't know of any others who were more visible and would be better suited for such attention. I'd rather see this people be the face of Egypt to the world than the Salafeen or Ikhwan.

April 19, 2011 02:10

Masha Weir said...

I can't believe the uber haters/monied-crowd is hating on those two! Scene&heard still kicking damn I guess the baltageya didn't finish the job!

April 19, 2011 02:18

Anonymous said...

Here is GiGi letting it alll hang out, she really is a clueless child:

www.pbs.org/.../frontline_02-21.html

April 19, 2011 09:54

Anonymous said...

akh you are just jealous because they came upw ith the idea first

April 20, 2011 14:20

Anonymous said...

For sure, they are representing a good image a large sector in Egypt, u shld all be somehow proud (regardless of their social background or whether u like "them" or not) even if they did have a role for the initiation of the REVOLUTION........ but the main point is, those (among other youngsters) still need a comprehensive POLITICS education, not just by using twitter u become an "activist"....as we all know that at the very beginning, the "scene" was totally different than today's....as if it was "let's give it a try", no genuine consequences were predicted....no one thought about all those religious politically-deprived-for-30-years groups and how they'll affect the majority (if not all) of our religiously ignorant people, this was obvious during the referendum results, in most governorates.
WE NEED TO STUDY THE EGYPTIAN POPULATION, NOT ONLY IN CAIRO, BUT THROUGH ALL OF EGYPT: we are 85 millions, how may were there in Tahrir Sqaure??? and how many got out across Egypt???
When did u all hear the words "Salafeyeen' or Ikhwan??? it was post-revolution when they could not believe that their dream would be realized so swiftly, it was an "Opportunity that knocks but once"........to prove their strength politically and socially.....Remember that Religion (Islam in particular) is so sacred for Egyptians, and when u use people naivety and ignorance to make them believe in something,  where the hell would Democracy will be??????


GOOD LUCK EGYPT AND I'll MISS YOU !!!!
GOOD LUCK EGYPT.....

April 20, 2011 16:20

Anonymous said...

you don`t even know them so stop talking ... they were risking their lives and you were wondering how you were going to hang out in the curfew???????? what have u done to critsizeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee .... so stopp talkinggg

April 22, 2011 19:57

Gigi Ibrahim said...

Thank you all for the great respect but i don't have to prove anything to anyone.. i never hunt for attention nor do i seek the publicity. I have been part of the revolution as millions were... i don't speak or represent on behalf of anyone except myself and all i am doing is trying to make a difference if disagree with it that's your opinion but i will always be an activist, a revolutionary socialist , a citzien journalist that fights for human rights and freedom.. i invite you to do the same instead of critisizing me..if you wanna know what i have down just look at my histroy on Twitter pre- jan 25th and you will know who i am. Thanks

April 22, 2011 21:09

Manar said...

It's pretty low of Scene and Heard to ask whether "they deserve it." There's no measurement for who participated and contributed to the revolution most. The media can't have a criteria of, 'how many hours did you spend it Tahrir,' 'on a scale from 1 to 10, how dedicated were you to the cause,' type of thing. There is little doubt that the media didn't pick at random who will be the so-called faces of the revolution. Back off and stop hating, it's petty.