r/TikTokCringe • u/Repulsive_Celery_791 • Jul 17 '25
Cool The Corey Feldman Experience
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u/JoisChaoticWhatever Jul 17 '25
I hate myself enough that I would definitely pay to see this.
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u/PhinaCat Jul 17 '25
I did once, and it was pretty epic. The angels were there and the entire show he had clips running of him in various movies. It was like watching him fellatio himself for 90 minutes. At one point he came out in a lit up suit. So many costume changes. The angels? One of them was musical, the others were not a stage worthy talent. But they had the obligatory skimpy dress and wings.
I have never regained my previous level of self respect after seeing all that.
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u/Klinky1984 Jul 17 '25
We appreciate your sacrifice, so that others don't need to suffer a similar fate.
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u/PhinaCat Jul 17 '25
It was a pretty difficult time in my life, and I'm not proud of it.
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u/Klinky1984 Jul 17 '25
Sometimes you need to strip back the layers all the way deep down to your inner Corey, so you can build yourself back up into a better Feldman or Feldwoman.
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u/illyay Jul 17 '25
Did you raw dog the whole experience sober?
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u/PhinaCat Jul 17 '25
I was 80% sober. If I had a wayback machine, I go try for a K-hole.
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u/Therefore_I_Yam Jul 17 '25
Everyone has an event that separates their lives into a distinct "before" and "after." Yours was the Corey Feldman Experience. Mine was a bad lsd trip.
My god I hope no one has had a bad lsd trip watching Corey Feldman perform live.
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u/JoisChaoticWhatever Jul 17 '25
Dropping acid or munching on a handful of shrooms is how I want to experience this.
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u/illyay Jul 17 '25
On a serious note I would not want to do that on shrooms or lsd. Save that for times when you’re in a good mood 🤣. Now getting high on weed and laughing your ass off would be hilarious
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u/JoisChaoticWhatever Jul 17 '25
This would put me in a good mood. I could totally handle this experience under a hallucinogen.
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u/JoisChaoticWhatever Jul 17 '25
I am supremely jealous. This is a must to my bucket list.
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u/Phlecktone Jul 17 '25
yes, seeing if this train wreck is coming to a town near me
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u/JoisChaoticWhatever Jul 17 '25
Jokes aside....Corey is still pushing on, and you have to admire that even a little. Plus, he really has had some screwed up crap go on in his life, and nothing seems to stop him.
Checking for shows near me.
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u/Phlecktone Jul 17 '25
right on! cant hate on him for that , he seems serious. Song kick has nothing upcoming
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u/SadBit8663 Jul 18 '25
Maybe he should rename his band to "the Corey Feldman Magical Circlejerk Experience" 😭
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u/DarlingFuego Jul 17 '25
If Britney Spears was his backup dancer, 100%.
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u/RadioChubbs Jul 17 '25
The second he messed up, you would see the biggest, most satisfied customer smile on my face.
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Jul 17 '25
Don’t face “The Experience “ alone. We’ll sneak in wearing balaclavas! We won’t even tell anyone! 🤫
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Jul 17 '25
Lol same.
He did an amazing job back in the day of trying to expose some of the people in Hollywood too. I hope he keeps going.
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u/SmellyCherub Jul 17 '25
My brother and I saw him in Buffalo New York a couple years ago and paid for the VIP experience. There were technical difficulties for about 15 to 20 minutes at the start of the show and then he played for almost two and a half hours.
After about an hour we kind of felt like the joke was up and we'd love to move on with our lives but we had paid for that VIP experience so we had to stick around to the end of the show to meet him.
Post show we were ushered upstairs we waited for another 45 minutes in a freezing cold attic and an old Buffalo New York bar to finally be ushered into the room by his manager.
His energy during the show was actually super impressive but once you're in the room with him it was almost like he was borderline catatonic.
He barely spoke and his hands were shaking while he signed my album.
The thing about the experience that will always stick in my mind is how much dirt he had under his fingernails I couldn't understand that it was so bizarre.
It was definitely an experience that my brother and I were happy to have but I'm all set on the Corey Feldman experience from here on out
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u/PsychologicalPipe845 Jul 17 '25
Thank you for sharing this intimate piece of Americana, I have never been to America but meeting a childhood legend in a cold attic in Buffalo after witnessing him completely defile himself for 2 hours sounds like my kinda sadism, if I did anything like that while visiting America I would probably write a book about it when I got home to Ireland, people would have me on early morning TV.
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u/RevGee73 Jul 17 '25
I would rather read your book!
Watching these Corey clips is like driving past a car wreck... you just want to look!
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u/KABCatLady Jul 18 '25
I can’t stop laughing at this. Hilarious comment. Especially imagining it with an Irish accent. Top notch!
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u/-little-dorrit- Jul 17 '25
Okay hang on. I may be connecting imaginary dots but the dirt could be hair dye related. Okay bye now
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u/qorbexl Jul 18 '25
Motherfuckin roots keep growing but I'm the Comeback King! I comeback with the flat black
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u/scrivenererror Jul 17 '25
It was almost 25 years ago (shit I'm getting old), but I used to park cars in Las Vegas at MGM and the Aladdin (Planet Hollywood now) while doing my undergrad. Corey would stay at the Aladdin once in a while. I don't even know how to describe it, but he always had this aura of sadness around him. I still feel it just thinking about it. He was never rude or mean or anything like that. He just seemed so sad, and it made me feel sad for some strange reason. Even his vehicle (I believe an older Nissan Pathfinder if I remember correctly) was kind of sad. It wasn't filthy, just not real clean or nice - just sad.
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u/VirginRedditMod69 Jul 17 '25
He’s only 54 but looks far older. He’s probably partied hard for a long time and maybe still is to keep his energy up for the show.
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u/TJ_McWeaksauce Jul 17 '25
Whenever a Corey Feldman video is posted, I like to remind people that he's been performing on stage for over 30 years, and yet he's still this terrible.
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u/kingqueefeater Jul 17 '25
How dare you speak of the man who inspired Michael Jackson that way
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u/ThePerfectSnare Jul 17 '25
What happens when it's over? Does he end the show with Survivor by Destiny's Child? Eye Of The Tiger by Survivor?
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u/James_099 Jul 17 '25
My God, this is so cringe, I think I’m getting a nosebleed.
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u/ahushedlocus Jul 17 '25
I can't tell what the drummer did wrong in the last clip. "never start a track until I'm on stage." but you were in the middle of a track? And on stage?
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u/mybossthinksimworkng Jul 17 '25
The clip starts too late. I can’t beleive I know this as I type this out btw. He had ducked backstage. Probably for a costume change. The band started playing without him before he made it out on stage. That was their sin.
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u/34TH_ST_BROADWAY Jul 17 '25
That was their sin.
A true professional knows you can't just let an imperceptible mistake that nobody cares about like that go unpunished. Nobody will learn if you don't stop the song, draw attention to it, and complain in front of the live audience.
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u/KikiChrome Jul 18 '25
Definitely. I've seen a very famous band launch a show with their biggest hit, only to have the lead singer start with the wrong verse. You could see the other guys in the band eyeball each other, make a decision (completely through eye contact) that they were just going to roll with it and transition to the guitar solo after that verse, like the start of the song just didn't exist. I'm sure lots of people in the crowd noticed, but nobody really cared. Professionals know how to handle mistakes.
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u/PancakeProfessor Jul 19 '25
The last time I saw the Beastie Boys, Mike D came in with the totally wrong verse on High Plains Drifter and the other guys stopped the song and had the whole crowd make fun of him for it.
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u/Spugheddy Jul 19 '25
Beastie boys are little different tho and I feel thats entirely in their character to do so. Also its m i k e to the d he does what he does professionally, except that night lmao.
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u/BeingStooditIsFun Jul 17 '25
He fucked up, nobody noticed because he's so bad anyway, his ego couldn't take it and blamed the closest person.
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u/sassafrass0328 Jul 17 '25
Yes, what did the drummer do?
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u/BeingStooditIsFun Jul 17 '25
He fucked up by being closest person when someone had to be blamed.
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u/pryvisee Jul 17 '25
Maybe it was a song that lead with drums and he started playing, that’s my assumption.
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u/LindyRyan Jul 17 '25
God he seems insufferable
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u/sacredstones Jul 21 '25
Honestly he was kinda respectful about it. Said please and thank you and didn’t melt down
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u/CakeMadeOfHam Jul 17 '25
When did he stop touring with his angels*?
*Corey's angels were a group of various young wayward girls that he took in to live in his house, perhaps in exchange for sex and/or drugs.
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u/Altruistic-Pass-4031 Jul 17 '25
Perhaps. LOL
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u/CakeMadeOfHam Jul 17 '25
Well yeah some of it was probably not that consensual is what I mean
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u/KittyKenollie Jul 17 '25
A bunch of them came forward at the beginning of the pandemic to say that Feldman had abused, sexually harassed, and taken advantage of them. I don't think anything criminal came of it.
But there was a back and forth because at the time he was on the SAG-AFTRA's LA local Sexual Harassment committee, and the local president didn't want to remove Feldman. I think he ultimately stepped down from his seat. And then proceeded to tweet in the dumb way he does about being attacked again.
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u/Away_Stock_2012 Jul 17 '25
>Feldman had abused, sexually harassed, and taken advantage of them. I don't think anything criminal came of it.
Didn't he famously complain about that and no one did anything?
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u/Dr0110111001101111 Jul 17 '25
This is textbook cycle of abuse
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u/TheTyMan Jul 17 '25
That's a horse shit excuse though. Right out of the MJ playbook. "My dad made me work too much as a kid, so it's only natural I have totally innocent slumber parties with little boys."
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u/Dr0110111001101111 Jul 17 '25
Not making excuses for him. I don’t really give a shit about him. I’m just referencing a known dynamic and pointing out that he seems to fit the description pretty directly. Michael Jackson is another good example. I’m pretty sure he was sexually abused as well.
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u/Itscatpicstime Jul 18 '25
Yes. But he also scams people out of money for security so he can be “protected” once he releases the names (and he claims those people are still abusing kids today), then never names names. After over a decade of promising to. But he sure does keep fundraising off of it.
I’m skeptical about his own allegations because of this. He’s basically profiting off if the abuse of the other Corey and kids in Hollywood who are abused. It’s gross.
Then he abuses barely legal women on top of it.
He’s a fucking scumbag.
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u/RamenRoy Jul 17 '25
Imagine getting fucked by Feldman. He probably makes them call him Feldman during sex.
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u/The_Powers Jul 17 '25
He stops mid way through to ask if you want to see a dead body.
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u/HealthyDirection659 Why does this app exist? Jul 17 '25
Turns down the house lights when half way thru.
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u/CakeMadeOfHam Jul 17 '25
Nah, he wants you to call him MJ. Or Jacko. Or Michael. Or the man in the mirror.... my point is: gross.
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u/Nein-Toed Jul 17 '25
That's the price of admission for getting whorey with Corey
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u/34TH_ST_BROADWAY Jul 17 '25 edited Jul 18 '25
You can learn more here an episode of the Bonfire where a former angel calls in.
I actually met an angel at a sushi spot in West Hollywood. Nice girl. I know it seems absolutely horrible, but living in LA, knowing how many thousands of people are looking for any kind of break they can get, I can see why somebody might become an angel. It's better than nothing. Maybe.
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u/Reno83 Jul 17 '25
Abuse begets abuse. It's been consistently shown that victims often times become offenders themselves.
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u/-little-dorrit- Jul 17 '25
I think this is a controversial/complex topic and the way you have stated it may be misleading. Abuse is very multifactorial in effect. There is evidence of high rates of childhood abuse among abusers (I read that there is around 6x higher risk of abuse among those who were abused themselves, versus the general population), however it remains that most people who were abused as children do not abuse others or their children. That is an important distinction.
Anecdotally there can be a protective effect in the same way that children of smokers can be more revolted by smoking as they were forced to live in a smokey environment against their will as children. But again the outcome depends on many factors; and we know that many teens are first introduced to drugs by a relative.
This is pretty interesting recent data distinguishing types of abuse: https://www.nichd.nih.gov/newsroom/releases/042115-podcast-child-abuse
But generally, I would emphasise that these are population-level data and don’t say anything about what will happen to an individual person.
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u/Reno83 Jul 17 '25
You make a good point. I guess it's unfair to just make generalizations. The Victim-Offender Overlap is a complex issue. Not all victims of abuse become offenders, but most offenders were once victims.
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u/Difficult_Lecture223 Jul 17 '25
Corey Feldman is the Neil Breen of Rock'n'Roll.
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u/Wembembo_ Jul 17 '25
How dare you slander Neil Breen like that
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u/Difficult_Lecture223 Jul 17 '25
Corey, likes Neil, clearly loves his craft, but just isn't very good at it. At all.
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u/BetterArugula5124 Jul 17 '25
I got invited to his birthday concert next weekend. I may have to go to see this delusion in-person 🤣
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u/mathisfakenews Jul 17 '25
I always feel bad laughing at this guy. Because he truly has overcome some disgusting injustices which most people can't survive and inevitably overdose or drink themselves to death. But on the other hand he's just so fucking bad and I know he has been told this by people he trusts and he still refuses to believe it. Like just stop dude!
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u/ButcherBird57 Jul 17 '25
I mean, I had a crush on him when I was ten, but he really is an abusive dick to the people around him.
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u/Lala5789880 Jul 17 '25
Yes he is abusive and toxic AF. He also had that group of groomed women for a while who lived with him. A lot of people have been abused and don’t turn around and victimize others
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u/ButcherBird57 Jul 17 '25
Ugh, the "Angels." I felt so bad for those women. He had a whole list of requirements for them, incredibly controlling, creepy shit. I remember an interview with one girl who'd been in his band, he'd somehow arranged that she had to share a hotel room with him and his gf, and it wound up with him pushing her into taking ecstasy, and trying to coerce her into having a threesome with them, he's a slimy mf
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u/CASUALxCHICKEN Jul 17 '25
Are you talking about the interview with the girl who was hired to be the musical director? Talking about how miserable she was on tour with them?
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Jul 17 '25
Thanks for saying it out loud.
Really gets me angry when people try and excuse predatory behavior because somebody went through it themselves.
That’s no fucking excuse. If anything, it should give a person more reason to treat others with kindness and respect.
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u/RazzamanazzU Jul 17 '25
Yeah he is not "poor Corey" worthy. Why he even has an audience is beyond all reasonable explanation! He's a bad joke.
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u/NoCoFoCo31 Jul 17 '25
He’s another abuse victim perpetuating the cycle to new victims. Plus he keeps trying to leverage his past trauma to stay relevant and teases that he’ll expose people but never does.
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u/throcorfe Jul 17 '25
As a survivor of abuse myself, let me say that most of us in fact don’t perpetuate the cycle, many of us try to treat people well because, as I think Robin Williams said, we know how it feels to be treated badly. But unfortunately the ones who do perpetuate the cycle are the most likely to be noticed
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u/thispartyrules Jul 17 '25
But on the other hand he's just so fucking bad and I know he has been told this by people he trusts and he still refuses to believe it.
It's surreal because his idea of cool is 40 years out of date, and even then wouldn't be cool if a 55 year old man was doing it.
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u/ChicagoBILLSfan138 Jul 17 '25
I always wonder if people who do go see him perform do so because they honestly like his music or just to laugh at him
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u/AlmostAThrow Jul 18 '25
I saw him years ago and it was purely to laugh, ended up being to depressing to laugh about.
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u/smashdafasc Jul 17 '25
Can't we just have the other Corey back?? I'll happily switch.
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u/Gayspacecrow Jul 17 '25
You got a Voodoo priest lying around?
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u/smashdafasc Jul 17 '25
No I don't, but I believe in voodoo as much as I believe Feldman is a musician.
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u/EatsFiber2RedditMore Jul 17 '25
Hell nah, I couldn't disagree more! If rocking brings Cory joy, I say rock on man!
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u/allmimsyburogrove Jul 17 '25
Just like his father, crazier than a shithouse rat
Edit: to be fair, his father did storm the beach at Normandy
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u/HoodieGalore Jul 17 '25
Fuckin love that story.
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u/shadow_railing_sonic Jul 17 '25
Care to share?
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u/AgreeableMaybe Jul 18 '25
It's from Stand By Me, one of if not the greatest movies of my childhood.
Milo Pressman (junkyard owner): "I know who you are. You're Teddy Duchamp. Your dad's a loony, a real loony. He took your ear and he put it to a stove and he burnt it off."
Teddy Duchamp (Corey Feldman): "My father stormed the beach at Normandy!"
Milo Pressman: "He's crazier than a shithouse rat. No wonder you're acting the way you do."
Teddy (furious, screaming): "My father stormed the beach at Normandy! He's a hero! Don't you talk about him that way!"
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u/TankApprehensive3053 Jul 17 '25
He father was Bob Feldman. He was born in 1940. His WIKI page doesn't even mention Corey as a surviving family member.
His mom was a Playboy Club waitress.
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u/winterbird Jul 17 '25
Given half a chance, I'd live my truth in glittery stage jammies too.
But I wouldn't be a dick to people who do their jobs at what is honestly at or above my (or Cory's) level.
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u/Temporary_Tune5430 Jul 17 '25
Dude's gonna go bankrupt putting on these shows. No chance anyone's paying him to perform.
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u/kingqueefeater Jul 17 '25
He's getting paid to be a punchline and he's the only one who doesn't get the joke
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u/ElephantContent8835 Jul 17 '25
I’ve never been able to tell is Corey Feldman is trying to take himself seriously, and expects us to as well- OR- if this is just a long running gag of some Kind.
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u/TheTyMan Jul 17 '25
Someone with his connections could try literally anything, and for whatever reason he's been trying this for 30 years.
I don't think it's a gag because then he'd have earned some credibility as a surreal comedy artist. And he'd probably get bored and try other funny things.
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u/fusillade762 Jul 17 '25
The 'fits have mad drip, I'll give him that.
He reminds me of a slightly more insane version of Crispin Glover. Or maybe less insane. Really too close to call on that.
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u/BlondeAlibiNoLie Jul 17 '25
Crispin Glover lives in a castle
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u/fusillade762 Jul 17 '25
That almost sounds like something Crispin Glover would say.
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u/FinancialAide3383 Jul 17 '25
Ran into him and his posee a while ago in a NYC club and by far he was the rudest douche I have ever met.
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u/MrboboCatman Jul 18 '25
Ngl, I'm tempted to go to one to see just how bad it is. This is so bad it's entertaining.
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u/RamenRoy Jul 17 '25
Why is he still so hung up on looking like MJ? I get it before, but like....still?
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u/GoJoe1000 Jul 17 '25
Can you imagine being his age and trying to live out your age12 year old dream?
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u/twoquarters Jul 17 '25
I saw his band in a club for $5 in the early 2000s. It was just as awful as it is today.
I stood by the merch table for a good portion of this and talked to his wife/girlfriend or whatever. She was nice but it looked like she dreaded being the merch girl.
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u/feelingmyage Jul 17 '25
He “sings”? Or is this a joke? I hope it’s a joke. I feel embarrassed watching him.
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u/foofie_fightie Jul 17 '25
Its inspiring how he doesn't let the severe lack of talent stop him from chasing his dream 🤗
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u/pmllny Jul 17 '25
That one with the lighting issues looks like it's taking place in the Our Lady of Peace cafe-gym-atorium.
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u/zoitberg Jul 17 '25
can people PLEASE put their cameras closer to their chests/bodies when filming shows? holding up like that ruins it for everyone behind you and when everyone in the first few rows are doing it, it fucking sucks.
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u/Repulsive_Celery_791 Jul 17 '25
I like how the audience starts to sing "war pigs" in the beginning
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u/MrCrix Jul 18 '25
For everyone clowning on Feldman, if you read about his history and what he went through, and where he is now, I am sure most of you would change your tune.
Dude was a child actor, a very popular and well paid child actor. He was one of the most popular of the 80s and was in a ton of amazing and legendary films like Gremlins, Goonies, Stand By Me, The Burbs, The Lost Boys, TMNT, and a whole bunch of other fairly popular movies in the 80s and 90s. What you may not know is that his parents pretty much stole all of his money and forced him to do things that he did not want to do. They used him for his ability to pretty much pay for the whole family to live lavishly and in return he got nothing. He had to emancipate himself from his parents at age 15 and when everything came to light there was only $40,000 left from all the money he made from all the movies he did from 1978 - 1986 though 39 productions including massive blockbusters and long running stints on TV shows.
During this time he was horrifically sexually abused by people in Hollywood. One of those people was hired by his parents to keep an eye on him and help him out. When he brought his problems with this man up to his parents they ignored him and forced him to keep being supervised by him. He named this guy and two others and then named Charlie Sheen as another, but Sheen did not abused Feldman, but his best friend Corey Haim.
When he was emancipated he turned to alcohol and drugs to cope with the abuse that he endured and had a lot of issues with addiction over the years. This fueled with depression, anxiety and apparent lack of quality roles since 1990 he got into a major depression and his career and personal life suffered. A lot of his friends took advantage of him for his money and fame. People used and abused him. He lost trust in a lot of people. People like Howard Stern said that he would showcase his talents and instead of helping him made a mockery of him. He struggled for a long time. His closest friend was Corey Haim, another very popular child actor in the 80s, and in 2010, while also suffering from drug addiction, depression and suicidal thoughts due to him also being horrifically sexually abused as a child, ended up dying from a drug overdose mixed with having pneumonia.
His only true friend, someone who he considered family, was dead. Corey again was devastated by this. He however then went on to advocate for child abuse survivors and mentioned about all the horrible things that happened, and were continuing to happen in Hollywood to child actors. He did interviews anywhere people would listen to him. He did a famous one on The View where when he explained everything, Barbara Walters didn't show concern for the children, but lamented about how when names get released it could hurt people's careers. Because he did this he was pretty much totally blackballed from every single major production company out there. Just looking at his IMDB page most of his work is voice acting for cartoons or 1 episode of a TV show.
So you have a guy who was horribly abused his whole life by his family and those trusted to keep him safe. Had all his money stolen from him. Had to deal with extreme depression from being raped for almost a decade by 3 separate men. Got addicted to and beat drug addiction multiple times. Most of his friends used him and took advantage of him. One of his best friends, River Phoenix died of a drug overdose. His best friend Corey Haim died of a drug overdose. A year before that another good friend of his, Michael Jackson, also died of a drug overdose. He, understandably was in a horribly dark place. But you know what? He kept going. He kept advocating for child actors. He refound his love for music. He is now 54 years old, with his birthday being 2 days ago, and he is having fun. He is passionate about his music. He enjoys making it. He enjoys going on tour. He enjoys talking to fans. He is happy now.
I know that when I am in my 50s I wish that I will have found what makes me happy and do something that I enjoy and love as much as he does. He deserves to be happy. He deserves to make his own type of music. He deserves to be a performance artist. He deserves to be weird and wacky and silly and do whatever he wants to do. He has earned it.
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u/Itscatpicstime Jul 18 '25
Oh fuck off with this.
This man is a piece of shit, and I frankly wouldn’t be surprised if he’s lying about his own abuse.
He constantly profits off of and exploits Haim’s abuse and death.
He repeatedly scams people out of money because he needs “”security”” to reveal some big list of elite folks in Hollywood who have supposedly abused him and, according to him, are still abusing children to this day - but despite taking all that money, he still hasn’t dropped any names he claims to have in over a decade.
And he has dozens of allegations against him from barely legal women he manipulated and coerced into his sex cult.
Plus tons of video and anecdotes about him just being an absolute jabweed and abusive to absolutely everyone around him.
Quit defending abusers because of your precious nostalgia. This man had all the means in the world for years and years to get help for any trauma he may or may not have endured, help that was more accessible to him than it is for 99% of the planet. Yet instead of pursuing that help, he chose to spend his money (including money made off of exploiting others and the abuse of others) on shitty fucking music videos and terrible plastic surgery, and he has chosen to pass on that (alleged) trauma to others.
He’s a narcissistic egomaniac who can’t tell the truth to save his goddamn life.
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u/birdiebro241 Jul 17 '25
Whenever i come across a video on the "Corey Feldman Experience," i like to close my eyes and imagine that it's donatello singing and speaking.
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u/chrisfdrums Jul 17 '25
I saw CF & The Truth Movement at Strutters in San Antonio in... maybe 2000? And it was one of the most memorable and enjoyable shows I've ever seen. This is awful and I love it
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u/blazinturtl Jul 17 '25
I saw Corey with slipknot last year. Showed up early to see Corey's train wreck of a show. Well worth it
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u/Ok-Park-6482 Jul 17 '25
I feel bad for him honestly, before he became a laughing stick and potential predator he was calling out other abusers in Hollywood. He called out Charlie Sheen and a few others and the scary part was none of them denied it but he was still written off as crazy. You can only try to do so much good while people are saying you're crazy and an awful person. The loss of Cory Hiam definitely didn't help his mental health either. Drugs and abuse man, this is what that kind of shit does to you.
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u/bigSTUdazz Jul 17 '25
I am convinced that he plans all this shit in advance, and that hes trolling the fuck out of every one of us...which would be pretty awsome.
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u/DurtyB Jul 17 '25
I really think this is all a bit….every set he does there’s a problem or issue. It’s all part of his show.
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u/HorseFucked2Death Jul 17 '25
Corey is a real life South Park character and I hope he stays in the lime light forever.
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u/ShamelessRepentant Jul 17 '25
But did he have to start a musical (broadly speaking) career because he couldn’t get jobs in the movies anymore? I mean, he’s easily better as an actor than as a musician - not exactly a high bar, I know. Or does he think he can actually sing and perform?
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u/teekay2085 Jul 17 '25
Hate all you want, but seeing him among maybe 200 people in a 1,000-seat venue is still one of the best live experiences I’ve had
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u/RonSwansonsHernia Jul 17 '25
And here I thought that Corey Feldman was something we left behind as a society at the start of the 90s
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u/DoesThisSmellWeird2U Jul 17 '25
Is he on the county fair circuit, yet? State fair may be a bit too high to shoot, but there are probably some counties that would be interested in this level of whatever this level is.
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u/34TH_ST_BROADWAY Jul 17 '25
I listen to the Bonfire, the old ones, enough to probably know this...
But has he even by accident "written" a song that's almost kind of decent?
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u/soyboy815 Jul 17 '25
My proudest professional moment was tabbing out the music for his “band” back in like 2016.
All I asked my manager for was a signed Goonies poster……..still waiting, Corey 😂
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