About this episodeThe hosts analyze Cory Feldman's new music video, noting their heavy presence and the suspicious blurring of c…AI summary
The hosts analyze Cory Feldman's new music video, noting their heavy presence and the suspicious blurring of collaborator Philip the Artist, which they attribute to a privacy dispute rather than consent issues. They critique Feldman's recent social media statements as defensive lies and review a vintage Playgirl magazine interview that reveals his dated views on dating and self-image.
Key takeaways 5
The music video features the hosts prominently while blurring out Philip the Artist, suggesting a targeted exclusion rather than a general privacy measure.
Cory Feldman claimed Philip was blurred due to lack of consent, but the hosts revealed Philip never asked for permission, exposing the statement as a lie.
The hosts received 'Skitso packages' containing a Playgirl magazine with a 1996 interview, highlighting Feldman's past struggles with identity and public perception.
Feldman's tweet about the video release was criticized for being bizarre and defensive, particularly regarding the streaming numbers and the 'witness protection' style blur.
The vintage interview reveals Feldman's past views on women, including preferences for brunettes with implants and a belief that women he dates often have traumatic histories.
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“What a boldfaced liar, right? Pointless wild lie. Protected his privacy. He didn't have to lie. He could have just he could have just said, 'We're not working with him anymore.' The truth actually sounds better from Cory's perspective.”
▶ 14:22Hosts reacting to Cory Feldman's explanation for blurring Philip the Artist in the music video.
“I truly believe in my heart that people will remember my name forever through my contributions, through my art, through things that I do for the world. Through my face on the back of hoodies.”
▶ 32:42Cory Feldman's answer to 'Any final words for the readers?' in the 1996 Playgirl interview.
“Every chick I've ever gone out with has stripped themselves. Oh. Who stripped has hated it. All they see on a day-to-day basis are guys clutching and grabbing and wanting. I'm the only one that's allowed to clutch and grab and want.”
▶ 21:41Cory Feldman discussing his dating preferences and views on women in the 1996 interview.
“He's like, 'Fuck.' Yeah. He probably has disgusting sex. Yeah. We're glad to see Playgirl in the mix.”
▶ 24:02Hosts' reaction to Cory Feldman describing his sexual philosophy in the vintage interview.
Chapters & Sections (18)▼
0:00Analysis of Corey Feldman Music Video Featureschapter2
2:15Behind the Scenes Video Direction
3:18Behind the Scenes Video Production
5:16Analysis of Video Editing and Blur Choiceschapter2
7:31Video Production Errors and Pressure
8:59Editorial Choices on Hated Band Members
11:07Music Video Release and Privacy Disputechapter1
13:52Dispute Over Blurred Band Member Consent
16:03Phil's Lies and Skitso Packageschapter1
17:39Playboy Magazine and Cory Feldman
19:52Dating Preferences and Playgirl Magazinechapter2
21:41Dating Preferences and Playgirl Critique
23:21Sexual Preferences and Playgirl Magazine
24:42Cory Feldman's Appearance and Sexual Preferenceschapter1
26:53Sexual Encounter With Girlfriend
28:25Dweebs Character Origins and Rehab Reflectionschapter2
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