The View fans mock host Sara Haines for her ‘cringe’ behavior on live TV
THE View fans have started mocking host Sara Haines for making them cringe with her behavior on the talk show on Monday.
The broadcast featured live musical performances, but viewers were more focused on Sara during those moments than the artists.
After 10-year-old Jordan Hollins wowed the audience with a rendition of Sam Cooke’s A Change is Gonna Come, Maverick City Music and Kirk Franklin hit the stage.
At first, all of The View hosts sat in the front row of the audience and simply enjoyed the show from the comfort of their seats.
As the performance continued, they all decided to get up and start moving and grooving to the music.
Fans were happy to see them getting into it a bit, especially Sara and Whoopi, who were giving the most energy.
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Although glad to see Sara having some fun, they mocked her for her dancing and clapping, saying she was having some trouble with it all.
One fan tweeted: “Sara really tried to find the beat and it never happened.”
Another wrote: “Sara trying to find the beat,” and shared a gif with the quote, “You’re going to get there.”
“I love Sara, there’s an essential sweetness about her.. but I have to giggle [at her dancing],” a third said.
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A fourth commented: “Wow lol Whoopi! And Sara dancing!”
Last week, fans accused Sara of helping to “rig” ABC’s The Chase, which she also hosts.
During the broadcast, Jeopardy! champ James Holzhauer returned as the chaser, whose job it was was to beat the contestants in trivia.
Fans don’t think the players had a fair shot against the game show champion, thanks to the host, Sara.
One upset fan tweeted: “Is it just me or does @sarahaines read the final questions faster for the Chaser?
“Doesn’t seem fair.”
Another The Chase viewer agreed, replying: “Yes! I just watched this weeks episode and she reads so much faster for The Chaser.”
They accused the whole thing of being “rigged.”
While for some games it might seem worse for the host to read “faster” as it might make it more confusing or harder to hear, not for this show.
For The Chase, the final round is all about answering as many questions correctly in a short amount of time.
If someone’s hearing the questions faster, then that gives them the chance to answer more quickly and to possibly get more correct responses in the allotted time.
A third fan asked the host: “Why do you read the questions so fast for the chaser and slow for players? Super unfair.
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“I hate how Sara starts talking faster so the high roller can have a chance to have enough questions to catch them,” another wrote. “It should be the same on both sides.”
A fifth annoyed fan tweeted: Agreed. I’ve noticed that since season one and it’s always bothered me.”
