Shopping & The Grammy (Selena 1997) Clip 

I heard A.B. say in an interview that not only did this actually happen, but quite a number of times. One time when they were in another state, he and Selena went to Macy's and a security guard followed them, and so she turns around towards the guy and says, "Can I help you!? We’re not going to steal anything, I got an American Express Gold Card!" 👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👌🏻😄😄😄

This scene along with the opening scene of "Crazy Rich Asians" proves that success is the best revenge.

Selena could’ve bought the entire store if she would have wished. Never judge. Do your damn job karen. 😂

Suzzette and AB said that Selena used to get REALLY MAD when people were racist towards them. I love this scene.

I like that Selena was so humble. She didn’t act all boojee and stuck up.

THE RACISM ugggggh she's not even so sure if Selena can't buy that dress

"Excuse me....we don't need the dress. Thanks." YAAASS. You go gurrl!

Jennifer Lopez played Selena well. She acted very much like Selena did in her life. It’s good that they kept the Grammy in the Selena museum, to keep loving memories of her

if she was still alive she would've been a in fashion, acting music everything

Fun Fact: The 1994 Grammys was the same night that Whitney won 3 Grammys legendary night RIP to both of them

I remember when I first saw this part of the movie I said yep I can relate. Same thing happened to me. Went into a store, the cashier looked at me and assumed I couldn't afford anything because I wasn't the same color as her.

Girl I was shopping at Ralph Lauren and the white people were staring at my dad for getting a lot of clothes from thare when they saw my mom pay at the register and opened her purse to see all that money all of a sudden they started to offer to cologne and other stuff like what the hell.🙄

This actually happened in real life said Suzy and her brother when they were in Texas.They were being followed by security guards and the manager and Selena confronted them.

If Selena was alive....kim Kardashian would've been picking up her change

The Grammys scene was apparently J-Lo’s final scene she filmed. The rest of the movie was filmed prior to the Grammys

it's crazy how the girl who played the best friend now plays the mom in the selena series

I LOVE the scene in that store. Same thing happened to my teenaged dad back in the 1950s -- he went into a nice department store to buy some dress shoes with $200 his father had given him for that purpose. He asked a sales clerk where the shoes were and the clerk was like, "Oh, I don't think you'd be interested." Dad pulled out his wad of cash and said, "Well, I guess I'll spend this at Filene's, then." And walked out. Just because someone is young or doesn't look like they have money doesn't mean anything. I love snotty salesclerks who act all superior.. you're the f*ing help, honey.

Who else feels bad for the girl in the back kept asking her for autograph

That's right, show them Karens what's what! 😁

Fun fact: my great aunt was the one who screamed SELENA at 2:02 ahahaha

2:01 that little lady cracks me up every time!!

Fun fact: Selena's cousin in this movie plays her mom in the Netflix Series "Selena"

Selena: We would like to try on this dress. Sales Manager: Anything for Salinas

Selena Quintanilla Perez is so funny

Back when artists actually earned their Grammys! 👏👏👏

For some reason as a kid this was my favorite scene, still is.

BRUH just listen to the first nominee. Vicente Fernandez like that’s the pinnacles of Mexican music. You just don’t beat Don Fernandez like that, like who does but Selena did it. That’s just prove of how powerful her impact on Mexican and Mexican Americans was. Amazing

Selena was too trusting. This scene proves it. She should never have gone out to public places by herself.

Reminds me of they time i took my ex shopping at Victoria secert. I had a vectoria secret credit card. To use it you needed your id. When i showed my work permit which is an id they girl cashing us out didnt allow it cause she said thats not an id? I asked for manager and when the manager came she asked whats the problem the girl said " he's trnya pay with a green card." There was a long line behind us and everyone gave me and my girl a weird look. My girl looked at the floor and said lets just leave i dont want anything from here. Thats what really pissed me off. I told manager i can pay with cash or my debit card it doesnt matter? Manager apologized and gave us a free blanket and free hoodie. Idk if its cause i was mexican or cause we were in interracial couple? My girl was Nigerian. I dont get why some people hate Hispanics we just come here to work and take care of our family we dont want problems.

One thing I love is how Selena mouthed "thank you" with sincerity towards the lady who was so rude to her. She could have rubbed it in the ladies face, and while the scene did this pretty well by itself, Selena stayed kind. Maybe she didn't want to be discouraging towards her fan who she had just asked if she was doing well in school. Such a gem of a human being

She deserved an Oscar for that phenomenal performance . Why is everyone talking about Hustler's Oscar snub. I think this is one of the biggest Oscar snub in the history.

And everyone was mad that Jennifer got the role of Selena at first because she was Puerto Rican and not Mexican? But saw how good of a job she did than change their minds?

FUN FACT: the actress who portrays Selena's friend Deborah in this scene also plays Selena's mom in Selena: The Series.

Crazy how that Selena’s friend that’s in this scene is now playing Selena’s mother in the Netflix series

Talk about handling racism with class. Great scene.

Don't Judge a Book by it's Cover RIP Selena

As a Latino this scene alone is better than the whole new show

like it or not, i feel like jennifer did an AMAZING job playing selena. she portrayed her so well and mimicked her dancing on stage the best.

I love this scene. It seems like God sent this proof to that awful retail lady. She must've regretted what she did.

This scene when she says We won't be needing the dress and Pretty Woman when Vivian says you work on commission right. Big mistake Big... Huge. Gets me everytime

Ritchie Valens and Selena would’ve broken the color barrier permanently🌟

My favourite movie ever

Never judge a book by its cover & never make someone feel bad when they’re minding they’re own damn business trying to have some fun. Stay safe everyone! Xoxo💕

People still do this to us Mexicans. That Lady is the same like other people where I live, always thinking that every Mexican/colored person is too poor.

FUN FACT: Selena’s best friend is playing Selena’s mom in the Selena The Series on Netflix! ☺️

Selena Quintanilla is so funny and hilarious he cracks me up so easily

Black people who are rich and famous get treated far worse than this

For an expensive store that dress looked like it was from the damn remate like Selena why you better than dress

I miss Selena.. She was so genuine and down to earth artist. I even read the book where Chris Perez explained that she even took a disposable camera ( the small yellow cameras that click and flash) to the Grammys but security told her she couldn't bring it in..

Its cool to see the actress playing the cousin, also plays Selena's mother in the new Selena series. Selena para siempre! ❤🎺🎹🎼

Imagine if this Queen was still here 😭😭😭 I love you Selena !

Same thing happened with my parents. They were at a lensCrafters in a Macy's and the lady that was there was looking at them with a disgusted look and didn't even bother saying hello or asking if they have any questions. Hate people like that.

I love J Lo's smile at 1:42. Purely flawless 💕💕💕💕😘😘😘😁😁😁

From the whole movie this one part i really enjoyed seeing. I loved the facial expression of the store employee when she found out who Selena was and what she was doing there. I guess after all those fans rushed into the store for an autograph, she thought twice about being stupid. Thats why one never should judge another persons by their appearance. Sad but True

Now the girl who played Debra later played Marcella Quintanilla in the Netflix series.

The oldies I loved them ❤️ they reminded me so much of my aunts and grandma! They LOVED SELENA SO MUCH❤️ that would have been their exact reaction

2:16 That girl looks like Candace Cameron Bure. Does anyone know her look-a-like?

Always be humble you never know when you are entertaining angels.

the thing i love about her is that she was soo real to her family and best friends. they helped her get to where she was and she was always thankful and gave them appreciation and credit and wanted the best for them. especially her dad all though they had it falling out through chris but they still stuck with eachother. man that has to be one beautiful family relationship

Selena was unstoppable and a dreamer. She always loved her fans like us. She is one true Disney. She wished on a star and then she followed her dream. But suddenly Yolanda destroy it because of her addiction

800 bucks for the dress was too high

Might be the most iconic Karen roasting scene of all time ✊🏾 Thank you Selena 🙏🏾

Loved the film! It hits hard when the announcer announced Vicente Fernandez 😭😭🙏🏻

I was friends with her as a little girl in Texas. She will forever have a special place in my heart .. It hurts to think about it. ❤ 💔

Selena’s friend in this scene is the same woman playing Selena’s mom in the series years later. Crazy how things come right back around.

The actress playing her cousin in 1997 Played her mother on the Netflix series (2020-2021)

This scene reminds me of the scene in Pretty Woman.

I never understood why a lot of Luxury store clerks were so discriminatory. If someone walks in there (no matter the color) and asks to look at/purchase an item, no shit it’s because they can afford it. Mind your own business. Also not to downplay their jobs, but I’m sure Luxury Sales Associates don’t make a whole lot and would probably not even be able to afford what they sell if it weren’t for them working there.

Great scene. Only thing about this is that scene was the Grammys in 1994. It took place in New York that year she won. Bullocks (The Beverly Center now) is in Los Angeles. Grammys were in LA in 1995 which was subsequent her last award show...and she wore black that year, so I don't know if that was supposed to replicate that? Unsure.

I’ve notice that the majority of people who are in reality wealthy they wear normal clothes and are very humble, anyone could mistake them for poor. Then the majority of people who are broke pretend to have money and wear expensive clothes, shoes, and their arrogance is high. Never judge anyone by their cover because you just never know.

My favorite fan is the middle aged lady in the kitchen. I think she’s adorable. ☺️

I love the woman in the restaurant kitchen who was so excited! The way she ran out screaming her name! It always makes me smile how excited she was!

She's so cool and creative and so beautiful

She should have said, " My boutique is way better than this."

Say what you want about Jlo but she acted her ass off in this movie

The worse part isn't that she could pay but that it doesn't matter if she can pay or not. That ain't your shit, why do you care if someone is just shopping? Unless they are stealing or tearing stuff up, back off. People like to dream and they like nice things and maybe they just want to come to your store and imagine what they'd buy if they could. Stuff hanging on the rack is meant to be touched and tried on and a poor person isn't gonna make it any dirtier than a rich person.

I'm sorry but all the Mexican workers stopping their jobs at the mall for selena! Lmfao is so sweet and innocent

Wow how people could be like that !! 🙄🙄, SHE IS A BADASS 💜💜💜👏🏼💪🏼

Oh, look. They stole this scene from Pretty Woman.

She was such a really genuine person, and its a shame that some bitch stole her life at such a young age. It breaks my heart that we never got to hear all of the beautiful music she had yet to write.

they didn’t include this in the series :(

John3:16For God loves the world he sent his son for whoever believes in him shall not perish but live an everlasting life

1:12 Karen (calmly): "Well, because that dress is eight hundred dollars." Me: That costly red dress is not going to fit either Selena or Sara anyway.

I've watched this movie a bunch of times but tonight I paid attention to the dress scene and to see how EVERYONE left their work areas and customers went running to meet her just goes to show how much of a impact she really did have on people

I got chills watching this scene…😂🎉

whoever played that nasty store lady in this movie is very good at being hatable! in the best way possible.

I love this movie so much! ❤😁

When I tell you I cried, I CRIED

We don’t need the dress... iconic!!!

I just realized the woman playing Selena's friend, Debra, in this clip is Seidy Lopez, the one who now plays Marcella, Selena's mom in the Netflix series. Nice piece of Selena trivia.

2:01 this is what my grandmother's reaction too

I remember whn I was 16 and back then in the 90s i remember going to Ann Taylor to buy a skirt and a shirt..they were being really extra..with it...

1:34 That Would Be Me If I Would Of Met Selena 💕 Selena Sta Aki 😂

Bruh i really just be getting so emotional witj this movie :(

Did you know the girl beside Selena her friend was the mom actor also on Selena the series!?

I thought Seidy Lopez was pretty. I would have liked to have seen her in more movies.

"We don't need the dress" i love when she says that! And that snobby store manager should've been grateful for all the free publicity!

Funny how word of mouth got around the mall that Selena is there employees abandoning their work stations lol love it

This movie was so amazing as a Hispanic kid, even now can you guys think of another main stream Hollywood movie that had so many brown people on screen at once?

Aww that’s so sweet there like Selena’s here and everyone’s like 🏃🏻‍♀️🏃🏻‍♀️🏃🏻‍♀️🏃🏻‍♀️