As noted by BBC, some theaters in the UK have put a ban on any #gentleminions content due to "stunningly bad behavior" like throwing things and vandalism. "It's been absolutely heartbreaking," a ...

Some UK cinemas have banned young people wearing suits during screenings of Minions: The Rise Of Gru Decision comes after young moviegoers were criticised for rowdy behaviour after viral trend ...

Teenagers following the #gentleminions trend have been accused ... One parent told the Mansfield Chad the ban on young people in suits had extended to two boys in his 13-year-old son's group ...

It is unclear where the trend originated but the #gentleminions videos show suited groups in countries across the world attending the screenings while adopting the signature steepled fingers hand ...

Why? Well, it’s all due to a TikTok trend. The viral “Minions” fandom has evolved into a squad of “gentleminions,” or people wearing suits to screenings. The Independent reported that ...

The trend involves large groups of teenage boys, who call themselves The Gentleminions, filming themselves going to watch the latest instalment in the Despicable Me franchise dressed in suits.

The unexpected cultural phenomenon first gained momentum on TikTok, where the #GentleMinions hashtag boasts ... which prompted theaters to ban any customers who dared to show up in suits.

It is not clear where the trend originated but the #gentleminions videos show suited groups attending the screenings and copying the main character, supervillain Felonius Gru, and his signature ...

One manager of a Vue Cinema in Worcester said they were forced to issue £1,300 worth of refunds in just a single day due to complaints from customers about the so-called “gentleminions”. They said: ...