Jason Sudeikis is asking fans for privacy after he found himself in a scary situation.
(Warning: The below video contains language some may find offensive.)
In a video shared by TMZ, Sudeikis is seen addressing a group of people seeking his autograph.
According to reports, the passionate fans chased after the “Ted Lasso” star.
Sudeikis confronted the group outside The Dynasty Typewriter comedy club saying their actions “scared” him.
“Guys, please, stop,” Sudeikis is heard saying. “I’m not going to sign anything.”
“I really have to go,” he continued. “I’m sorry,” he apologized, before adding, “That was a lot. That scared the (crap) out of me.”
Sudeikis continued pleading with the group, saying “I’m just a human being. Please, I’m going home.”
As the group kept pleading with him, he apologized again as he said “goodnight.”
According to The New York Post, Sudeikis eventually appeased the group of 15 to 20 people and signed a few of the items presented to him.
Sudeikis is not the first celebrity to ask his fanbase to respect his boundaries.
Singer Chappell Roan has also made headlines pleading with her fans to respect her personal space while she’s out in public, and asking that they respect her right to an opinion.