paparazzi

photographers and other people involved in the media, who follow people, especially celebrities, in order to look for stories

The Paparazzi are all over this town. They are such assholes.

by Light Joker August 4, 2007

paparazzi

1) Comes from a character in the film 'La Dolce Vita' directed by Federico Fellini. 'Paparazzo' is the name of a celebrity photographer in the film.

2) Short, anoying, balding photographer with a taste for long lenses.

Ciao Paparazzo' que bella la Italia

by batan June 9, 2004

paparazzi

Journalists who chase celebrities. (This is a mainstream word but submitted as a subtle variation from ambulance chaser.)

Princess Di was killed in an auto accident while being chased by paparazzi.

by David October 14, 2003

paparazzi

Italian for "annoying fly." Used as described in the above definition.

the paperazzi are why i dont want to be famous

by annon. February 8, 2004

paparazzi

Amateur photo-journalists who have found a way to capitalize on the uninteresting stuff famous people do.

I'm going to become a paparazzi so I can take pictures of celebrities eating lunch and make tons of money!

by Garanger February 29, 2008

Paparazzi

There are two definitions.

1.) The 4th released song by American pop music artist Lady GaGa.

2.) Term used in America for people with cameras that basically stalk a celebrity and take pictures of them. Italian for " annoying bug".

1.) "I'm your biggest fan I'll follow you until you love me, papa paparazzi!" - Paparazzi, Lady GaGa

2.) I can't believe when Tiger Woods left the grocery store there was no paparazzi to take pictures of him!

by Abs Durk April 6, 2010

Paparazzi

An Italian word for crazy photographers who follow people around and take lots of pictures of them

The freaking paparazzi won’t leave me alone!

by Sdcfnrjsm April 8, 2018