20 Stars Surprise You With Their Wacky Views

In life, each people hold their own beliefs. They could be positive beliefs that make their life better, yet many beliefs are even “out of the world” but people keep believing in them.
And many famous peoples who are not hesitated to share their wacky views. Although they gained admiration for their incredible talents and beauty, they confuse even their fans with their weird belief. But just like many of us, they only believe in what they feel is right, and even want that belief to become an accepted one. Stars wacky views might be seen here.

#1 Megan Fox Believes She Cannot Die While Listening to Britney Spears

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Megan Fox has revealed that she constantly listens to Britney Spears while flying because she believes it will keep her from dying in a plane disaster. The Transformers actress is terrified of flying. And she has developed a superstitious belief that listening to the chart star in the air will save her.
She said: “I know for a fact it’s not my destiny to die listening to a Britney Spears album.” Because of this, Fox continued: “So I always put that on… when I’m flying because (the plane) won’t crash as long as I’ve got Britney on.”

#2 Kanye West Believes Aids Is Man-Made

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Kanye West is infamous for his outrageous moments, including his declaration at the Live 8 concert in July 2005 that AIDS was manufactured by the government. Kanye raised awareness in his own unique way during the tour's Philadelphia stop, flabbergasting the audience by spouting the widely refuted idea that AIDS was a "man-made disease" that was "placed in Africa just like crack was placed in the black community to break up the Black Panthers."

#3 Robert De Niro Is an Anti-vaxxer

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Many people were taken aback by Robert De Niro's support for the anti-vaccination campaign, despite being one of the most recognized actors of all time. The controversial trend argues that vaccinating children may cause autism. This is true even though the original study that made this claim was uncovered as being false and the doctor who wrote it had his name removed from the medical registry. De Niro announced plans to watch Wakefield's documentary Vaxxed in 2016, demonstrating his support for the cause.

#4 Lady Gaga Believes Celibacy Protects Her Creativity

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This list can’t be completed without Lady Gaga, who is notorious for her strange styles and perspective. In 2010, the “mother monster” professed that she was celibate. She shared: “I have this weird thing that if I sleep with someone, they’re going to take my creativity through my vagina.”

#5 Lana Del Rey Claimed That She Used Witchcraft Against Donald Trump

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The pop star Lana Del Rey has been outspoken about her faith in magic and witchcraft. In 2017, the musician shocked several of his followers by requesting that they gather certain "ingredients" for an occult ritual via Twitter.
Del Rey later acknowledged that this was a component of a ritual meant to curse US President Donald Trump. When questioned about it, Del Rey at the time admitted to the NME: “Yeah, I did it. Why not? I do a lot of s**t.”

#6 Charlie Sheen Went Hunting for the Loch Ness Monster

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The Loch Ness Monster is one of Charlie Sheen's strangest obsessions. The infamous actor is so committed to the subject that he went on an expedition to find the enigmatic creature in 2013.
Sheen, who is never unprepared, asked the hotel management for" an old-style wooden rowing boat, a traditional Tilley lamp, a boat hook, a thick chain… and a leg of lamb.” Sheen spent £2500 on a rowing boat but failed to locate Nessie, but he claimed to say the lamb's limb vanished.

#7 Ke$ha Believes She Had Sex With a Ghost

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Ke$ha said her paranormal romantic experience had disastrous consequences. She acknowledged that she had slept with a real ghost and gone on "regular spiritual journeys." In a 2013 Rolling Stone interview, she shared that the spirit had genuinely taken over her body, making her temporarily unable to have sex with real people.

#8 Fran Drescher Claims Being Abducted by Aliens

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In separate events, Drescher has publicly claimed that both she and her ex-husband Peter Marc Jacobson were abducted by extraterrestrial creatures. “Peter and I both saw (aliens) before we knew each other… in all seriousness. We were both in junior high. A few years later, we met, and we realized that we had the same experience. I think that somehow we were programmed to meet.” the actress said.

#9 Mark Ruffalo Is a 9/11 ‘Truther’

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Few modern conspiracy theories have garnered as many high-profile supporters as the claim that 9/11 was an inside job. Woody Harrelson, Charlie Sheen, and Willie Nelson are among the celebrities who have expressed support for the idea.
Mark Ruffalo, a three-time Oscar nominee, is one of the most visible backers of this approach. “I saw the way they all came down," Ruffalo said in 2007, "and I’m baffled. My first reaction was, ‘buildings don’t fall down like that.’ I’ve done quite a bit of my own research.”

#10 Megadeth’s Mustaine Thinks Obama ‘Staged’ the Aurora Massacre

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Megadeth founder-member Dave Mustaine showed his incendiary personality when pulling his rage directed at one person in particular in 2012: Barack Obama. “Back in my country, my president, he’s trying to pass a gun ban, so he’s staging all of these murders” the rocker stated on stage at a 2012 concert in Singapore, which is a fairly insane hypothesis.

#11 Nate Mendel Is an HIV Denier

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Rock stars having weird thinking is not out of ordinary, yet Foo Fighters bassist Nate Mendel takes this up a notch. The rock star caused a stir when claiming that AIDS has never been demonstrated to be caused by HIV, but rather by toxicity induced by "drug cocktails" provided to AIDS patients, lifestyle factors, persistent drug use, and stress.
Mendel even went so far as to put together a benefit concert where the Foo Fighters played in order to collect money for Alive & Well AIDS Alternatives. But since this occurred two decades ago, Mendel and the other members of the Foo Fighters have chosen to steer clear of the topic.

#12 Axl Rose Has a Fear of the Letter M

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Despite his desire for destruction, Guns N' Roses leader Axl Rose also has a peculiar dislike for one particular letter of the alphabet. Axl Rose, a well-known eccentric and hard rock singer, reportedly firmly believes that the letter M is cursed in some way.
Rose flatly declines to perform at concerts in towns whose names start with M as a result of this. Uncertainty about the roots of this phobia hasn't stopped Rose from performing in countless stadiums throughout the years.

#13 Emma Stone Believes Her Grandfather's Ghost is Haunting Her

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The fact that Emma Stone truly believes in ghosts—or at least one—might surprise you. Specifically, the ghost of her deceased grandfather. In a 2014 appearance on The David Letterman Show, the Oscar-winning La La Land actress said she thought her late grandpa was haunting her. The actress claimed that the ghost left a variety of quarters about her home, and that “there’s a long family history of quarters” whatever that may mean.

#14 Phil Robertson Believes Men Should Be Able to Marry Underage Girls

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When an old video of Duck Dynasty star Phil Robertson encouraging males to marry women at just "15 or 16" surfaced, it caused quite a stir. “If you wait ’til they get to be 20 years old, the only picking that’s going to take place is your pocket” he explained and didn’t stop there.
Robertson continued while discussing the attributes a guy should look for in a wife, saying: “make sure that she can cook a meal. You need to eat some meals that she cooks, check that out. Make sure she carries her Bible. That’ll save you a lot of trouble down the road.”

#15 Marion Cotillard Thinks the Moon Landing Might Have Been Faked

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The French actress Marion Cotillard has stated that she believes NASA fabricated the 1969 Moon landing, one of the most pervasive conspiracy theories of all time. She asked: "Did a man really walk on the Moon? I saw plenty of documentaries on it, and I really wondered. In any case, I don’t believe all they tell me.”

#16 B.O.B Is a Flat Earther

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Rapper B.O.B recently attracted criticism for his argument that the Earth is round, which was refuted by physicist Neil deGrasse Tyson. B.O.B posted images of the horizon taken from a "high altitude" and noted that you could not see the curvature of the world in order to "prove" his beliefs.
The rapper was quickly informed by Tyson that the several high-rise structures on the horizon were really blocking the Earth's curve. B.O.B has proven that he is not one to give up easily by even writing the "diss track" song Flatline, which is directed towards Tyson.

#17 Alicia Silverstone Believes in Feeding Her Baby Like a Bird

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Alicia Silverstone, the star of the movie Clueless, is a vocal advocate for animal rights, but it appears that she also thinks occasionally humanity could benefit from acting a little more like an animal. The practice of "kiss feeding," which elevates the adage "eating like a bird," is one in which Silverstone strongly believes.
This peculiar method of feeding young toddlers is demonstrated in a video clip that Silverstone put to his blog back in 2012. As you may have guessed, "kiss feeding" is taking a bite of food, chewing it, and then placing it in a baby's mouth similarly to how a bird would.

#18 Kylie Jenner Believes in the Chemtrail

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According to reports, Kylie Jenner is a strong proponent of the chemtrail theory and thinks that the government operates aircraft that release dangerous chemicals into the atmosphere. Why? Either to annihilate humanity or to exterminate the honey bees that are necessary for our life.Earlier that year, in 2015, Jenner, who was not hesitant to express her opinions, tweeted: “Is something being exterminated here? Is that something me?”

#19 Dan Aykroyd Is a True UFO Aficionado

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Dan Aykroyd, who starred in the 1984 blockbuster Ghostbusters, firmly believes in the supernatural—and not just ghosts! Aykroyd claimed to have seen aliens more than once, including two flying 20,000 mph over Massachusetts' Martha's Vineyard.
The UFOs that Aykroyd saw were "definitely aerial constructs of some kind. One of them with a light, and one of them dull grey.” Moreover, he maintains that the US Air Force is aware of aliens and that they target Earth because of its art and culture.

#20 Ariana Grande Says She Was Attacked By A Demon

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Believing in ghosts seems to be a theme of this list, yet Ariana Grande’s demonic experience is downright weird. She admitted to Complex magazine that she had actually witnessed demons in person. Not just once, but several times.
The singer of the hit “Side to Side” shared that she felt a “sick, overwhelming sense of negativity” and smelled sulfur, apparently a mark of a demon during her visit to Stull Cemetery in Kansas. Grande even tried to photograph the demonic monster, which she described as having "three super distinct faces."