Jen Hatmaker

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’d love to do a case study on Jen Hatmaker’s “friends.”

Get ready; learned from her YouTube upload that Tyler’s leaving and next her daughters and maybe after that her friends arrive. Or, perhaps the friends have already been there.

How long is this camp at Grand Marais?

I guaran-damn-tee that none of these so-called friends have known Jen longer than 5 years. This is how the narcissistic social media stars work; they court followers and friends.

Here’s the likely friend trajectory; follow/subscribe/like every single post of Star, leave lengthy, fawning comments with your real name attached.

Keep inviting Star to your fabulous X; country club, event, vacation home with bonus points of while going to such an event, Star can be Featured Special Guest Speaker. Post photos of yourself in the audience/at event with Star, “here we are at Grand Marais!”

Once you’ve hooked the Star, pull out all of the stops! Know a limo driver? Hairstylist? Own a trendy clothing store? Offer all services free to Star to “assist” her while at the event. I mean, you’re not going to do her hair for her and then NOT be invited, right? C’mon you can think of something - dig deep.

Act like a groupie and attend every event Star goes to (and I mean every single thing); next thing you know, you will be INVITED to Star’s Charity Event…so what if you have to pay?
While at event you’ll be assigned a very special and important task like handing Star sharpies as she signs her merch. Star won’t bother to thank you but you will get to go to the exclusive friends-only gathering post event.

You have to buy your own matchy matchy clothes. Star will insist upon this. All will get progressively more expensive.

And the huge group of friends? Yeah, you don’t know each other. Also, you have to be extremely photogenic or you won’t make the cut.

Actually, she’s had her tight knit group of friends for a very long time. None of what you posted actually applies to most of her friendships. I’m sure it does apply to other people at times, but you missed the mark on this one.

Was going to say the same thing. We have years and years of public posts of Jen with her close girlfriends.

[Anonymous]

I’d have tremendous respect for Jen if her friend group was composed entirely of her childhood friends from elementary school days.

We don’t all get together as a giant group but maybe once every two years but when we get together…we revert to our younger selves and laugh ourselves silly. There’s something so special about childhood friends who know all of your secrets and still love you!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’d love to do a case study on Jen Hatmaker’s “friends.”

Get ready; learned from her YouTube upload that Tyler’s leaving and next her daughters and maybe after that her friends arrive. Or, perhaps the friends have already been there.

How long is this camp at Grand Marais?

I guaran-damn-tee that none of these so-called friends have known Jen longer than 5 years. This is how the narcissistic social media stars work; they court followers and friends.

Here’s the likely friend trajectory; follow/subscribe/like every single post of Star, leave lengthy, fawning comments with your real name attached.

Keep inviting Star to your fabulous X; country club, event, vacation home with bonus points of while going to such an event, Star can be Featured Special Guest Speaker. Post photos of yourself in the audience/at event with Star, “here we are at Grand Marais!”

Once you’ve hooked the Star, pull out all of the stops! Know a limo driver? Hairstylist? Own a trendy clothing store? Offer all services free to Star to “assist” her while at the event. I mean, you’re not going to do her hair for her and then NOT be invited, right? C’mon you can think of something - dig deep.

Act like a groupie and attend every event Star goes to (and I mean every single thing); next thing you know, you will be INVITED to Star’s Charity Event…so what if you have to pay?
While at event you’ll be assigned a very special and important task like handing Star sharpies as she signs her merch. Star won’t bother to thank you but you will get to go to the exclusive friends-only gathering post event.

You have to buy your own matchy matchy clothes. Star will insist upon this. All will get progressively more expensive.

And the huge group of friends? Yeah, you don’t know each other. Also, you have to be extremely photogenic or you won’t make the cut.

Actually, she’s had her tight knit group of friends for a very long time. None of what you posted actually applies to most of her friendships. I’m sure it does apply to other people at times, but you missed the mark on this one.

PP quoted and you PP (Jen?) seem to know her quite well. Perhaps you are in the inner circle.

How does she know this tight knit group of friends and for how long has she known them?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’d love to do a case study on Jen Hatmaker’s “friends.”

Get ready; learned from her YouTube upload that Tyler’s leaving and next her daughters and maybe after that her friends arrive. Or, perhaps the friends have already been there.

How long is this camp at Grand Marais?

I guaran-damn-tee that none of these so-called friends have known Jen longer than 5 years. This is how the narcissistic social media stars work; they court followers and friends.

Here’s the likely friend trajectory; follow/subscribe/like every single post of Star, leave lengthy, fawning comments with your real name attached.

Keep inviting Star to your fabulous X; country club, event, vacation home with bonus points of while going to such an event, Star can be Featured Special Guest Speaker. Post photos of yourself in the audience/at event with Star, “here we are at Grand Marais!”

Once you’ve hooked the Star, pull out all of the stops! Know a limo driver? Hairstylist? Own a trendy clothing store? Offer all services free to Star to “assist” her while at the event. I mean, you’re not going to do her hair for her and then NOT be invited, right? C’mon you can think of something - dig deep.

Act like a groupie and attend every event Star goes to (and I mean every single thing); next thing you know, you will be INVITED to Star’s Charity Event…so what if you have to pay?
While at event you’ll be assigned a very special and important task like handing Star sharpies as she signs her merch. Star won’t bother to thank you but you will get to go to the exclusive friends-only gathering post event.

You have to buy your own matchy matchy clothes. Star will insist upon this. All will get progressively more expensive.

And the huge group of friends? Yeah, you don’t know each other. Also, you have to be extremely photogenic or you won’t make the cut.

She’s had these friends for a really long time. Decades.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’d love to do a case study on Jen Hatmaker’s “friends.”

Get ready; learned from her YouTube upload that Tyler’s leaving and next her daughters and maybe after that her friends arrive. Or, perhaps the friends have already been there.

How long is this camp at Grand Marais?

I guaran-damn-tee that none of these so-called friends have known Jen longer than 5 years. This is how the narcissistic social media stars work; they court followers and friends.

Here’s the likely friend trajectory; follow/subscribe/like every single post of Star, leave lengthy, fawning comments with your real name attached.

Keep inviting Star to your fabulous X; country club, event, vacation home with bonus points of while going to such an event, Star can be Featured Special Guest Speaker. Post photos of yourself in the audience/at event with Star, “here we are at Grand Marais!”

Once you’ve hooked the Star, pull out all of the stops! Know a limo driver? Hairstylist? Own a trendy clothing store? Offer all services free to Star to “assist” her while at the event. I mean, you’re not going to do her hair for her and then NOT be invited, right? C’mon you can think of something - dig deep.

Act like a groupie and attend every event Star goes to (and I mean every single thing); next thing you know, you will be INVITED to Star’s Charity Event…so what if you have to pay?
While at event you’ll be assigned a very special and important task like handing Star sharpies as she signs her merch. Star won’t bother to thank you but you will get to go to the exclusive friends-only gathering post event.

You have to buy your own matchy matchy clothes. Star will insist upon this. All will get progressively more expensive.

And the huge group of friends? Yeah, you don’t know each other. Also, you have to be extremely photogenic or you won’t make the cut.

of her BFF friend group, at least two of the couples are from the church. she split for the church several years ago, so those friendships are longer than five years for sure.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’d love to do a case study on Jen Hatmaker’s “friends.”

Get ready; learned from her YouTube upload that Tyler’s leaving and next her daughters and maybe after that her friends arrive. Or, perhaps the friends have already been there.

How long is this camp at Grand Marais?

I guaran-damn-tee that none of these so-called friends have known Jen longer than 5 years. This is how the narcissistic social media stars work; they court followers and friends.

Here’s the likely friend trajectory; follow/subscribe/like every single post of Star, leave lengthy, fawning comments with your real name attached.

Keep inviting Star to your fabulous X; country club, event, vacation home with bonus points of while going to such an event, Star can be Featured Special Guest Speaker. Post photos of yourself in the audience/at event with Star, “here we are at Grand Marais!”

Once you’ve hooked the Star, pull out all of the stops! Know a limo driver? Hairstylist? Own a trendy clothing store? Offer all services free to Star to “assist” her while at the event. I mean, you’re not going to do her hair for her and then NOT be invited, right? C’mon you can think of something - dig deep.

Act like a groupie and attend every event Star goes to (and I mean every single thing); next thing you know, you will be INVITED to Star’s Charity Event…so what if you have to pay?
While at event you’ll be assigned a very special and important task like handing Star sharpies as she signs her merch. Star won’t bother to thank you but you will get to go to the exclusive friends-only gathering post event.

You have to buy your own matchy matchy clothes. Star will insist upon this. All will get progressively more expensive.

And the huge group of friends? Yeah, you don’t know each other. Also, you have to be extremely photogenic or you won’t make the cut.

Actually, she’s had her tight knit group of friends for a very long time. None of what you posted actually applies to most of her friendships. I’m sure it does apply to other people at times, but you missed the mark on this one.

PP quoted and you PP (Jen?) seem to know her quite well. Perhaps you are in the inner circle.

How does she know this tight knit group of friends and for how long has she known them?

You have 170 pages of homework to read. Better get to it.

[Anonymous]

Jen has found dcum and is posting from the quiet comfort of Grand Marias Me Camp!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A dui doesn’t bar anyone from the military, don’t know where y’all got they information

Any pending charges delay entry into he military.

[Anonymous]

PP quoted and you PP (Jen?) seem to know her quite well. Perhaps you are in the inner circle.

How does she know this tight knit group of friends and for how long has she known them?

This is very COMMON KNOWLEDGE for anyone that has followed Jen for any length of time. Her friend group is well documented and has been well established for years. We are all here to snark - but get your facts straight.

[Anonymous]

Jen has posted about the exact number of years she’s been close to at least one of them-23 years and a similar amount with others in that group.
Plus she’s still does trips with her college friend group. But those ladies have limited exposure, so small doses of Jen are probably delightful for a few days.

[Anonymous]

But can we talk about the ring? Why was Brandon’s fiancé wearing the engagement ring for 6 months before getting engaged? Weird!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:But can we talk about the ring? Why was Brandon’s fiancé wearing the engagement ring for 6 months before getting engaged? Weird!!!

Does anyone know whether she had that before getting with Brandon?

[Anonymous]

It sure does look like the same ring. Was there some reason they had to wait to make it public? Very strange.

[Anonymous]

It is the same ring…someone asked her months ago if she was engaged and she said no. Brandon said he bought it and knew all the details…so strange to me…

[Anonymous]

I remember when Brandon announced the relationship. Jen was on vacation and obviously want taking the announcement well. People lashed out at Brandon and told him he was inconsiderate to post that while Jen was on vacation and accused him of trying to ruin it for her. Wonder if he got similar accusations again, hence making his account private.