- Polarizing online
personality Jeffree Star recently appeared on
the Going Mental podcast with Eileen Kelly, the
creator, who describes the show as an attempt to
destigmatize mental health while reclaiming her own narrative, and since Jeffree Star
is the foremost expert on the optics of mental illness and trying to control a narrative,
he was the perfect guest. So take a seat while Jeffree
takes us through the story of his past scandals and traumas with a sense of charm and authenticity measured out in precise dosages like a caretaker who's
trying to slowly poison you while still maintaining a sense of trust so they can steal your medication. However, like the employment history of other antisocial criminals, some things in Jeffree's
timeline just aren't adding up when you look at it top level. So on he goes, filling
this entire interview with more pleas for sympathy, forehead slapping contradictions, and honestly uncalled for innuendos than any person should reasonably expect from a podcast about how
effective therapy is. But hey, I guess mental
health is a journey, sometimes down a dirt
road with no shoes on. So if you even ever make it
to your destination at all, it will be with bloodied
toes and dirty feet. So check in at the front desk
and fill out these forms, because it's time to get our
meds adjusted with Jeffree in this Going Mental podcast
broadcast of Clip Breakdown. (upbeat music) Hello, television
viewers. My name is Nick. Thank you so much for joining
me once again on my channel for another installment of Clip Breakdown. This is the playlist where we dive into our favorite movies, TV
movies, and other such content here on the web, and we break it down like the inpatient days at your
favorite mental institution. I'm destigmatizing it. So that we can look at
each individual clip and decide, oh no, that's an IOP, and oh no, that's an inpatient day, mama. You're running low. Can you tell that I've
been institutionalized? And today, we are looking
at this recent interview that I was seeing people
talk about on YouTube that I just had to see for myself, and I'm glad I took a
look, because Jeffree Star is really in many ways a master
at trying to make himself seem more whole and healed and together than he is and ever has
been, at least historically. I can't say I know what his
mental state is like now. He does his TikTok makeup reviews. He doesn't get into as
much drama as he used to when he was kind of just
always starting fights. But I mean, I don't forget those things, and we're going to remember them together. But first, make sure you give
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here to force your hand. I'm not trying to manipulate your brain like Jeffree Star tends to do. I mean, we've always known Jeffree Star had a penchant for shocking humor to the point where sometimes you're like, you just said the 6th grader thing that had a gift certificate to Hot Topic. It's not actually that impressive. And he does this thing. You can tell when he feels
like he's going to get a good reaction out of somebody
because maybe they seem more shy or soft-spoken,
and I think that's his read on our host Eileen Kelly
today, although I love Eileen. She does hold her own,
and I love that for her. She started this podcast
after spending five months at McLean Hospital in
Massachusetts, which is where I went to the hospital, mental
hospital, when I was 15. Also, famously the hospital
that Susanna Kaysen went to when she wrote "Girl, Interrupted". James Taylor went there. God, I'm just outing
everybody as crazy today. It's okay, I'm crazy too. I'm
destigmatizing the word crazy. It's not crazy to have a
mental illness, obviously. I'm on your side, America. Anyway, I guess Jeffree's here to talk about his recent experiences
with therapy, which he did out of the goodness of his
heart's desire to write a book. But when we're doing the sound check, we get that trademark
shock jock sense of humor that we love from Jasper. - Check, check, check.
Welcome back to my channel. Hi, how are you? Today we're reviewing
Kylash by Kylie Jenner. I think it just gave me AIDS. - I didn't know there was a type of AIDS that dogs could get,
you four-legged (beep). Or maybe you just got it from
one of those Border Collies that you skinned for that
wig you're wearing, baby boy. No, but for real, note that
typical shocking sense of humor that I mentioned, which
Jeffree Star will swear throughout this interview
is laugh out loud funny, even though nobody's laughing
out loud except for him. And in reality, Jeffree,
that joke is actually being super disrespectful to
the many thousands of people who came before you who have had to live with the stigma and the
life-altering consequences of wearing a mascara from Kylie Jenner. All I'm saying is yeah,
maybe Kylash Mascara did give you AIDS, an acronym meaning Awe Inspiring Definition and Separation, which rivals the look of falsies. Yeah, I didn't say it
would be great marketing. Jeffree makes a quick joke about how having that
microphone in front of his face is like when he was sucking
a (beep) last night. It's like, all right,
sweetheart. Get ready for school. He's like, I don't have a gag reflex. Good luck trying to make my eyes water, talking about crying. And I'm like, you're making
too big of a mental leap. You gotta workshop your (beep) comedy. He says he could be a
standup comedian in this, and I'm like, sweetie,
mommy, baby, you cannot. - I don't have a gag reflex
and I don't usually cry, but we will see what happens today. - Usually I can get it out of people. A little mace behind the scenes. - That's sweet of you to offer, Eileen, but I think Jeffree prefers his taser. - Taser. - Actually, maybe we
should let this play out. Eileen might still have the upper hand. She brought mace to a taser fight, and the typical results of that
just aren't as well studied, so we should probably see what happens. It could make for a great interview. I really want to give it up for Eileen Kelly in this interview. She does not seem like a fan,
like an overly fan-y energy of Jeffree Star where she's
trying to softball him. She's asking pretty
straightforward questions and still being
completely, I don't believe she's a licensed therapist,
but it feels therapeutic, like somebody who has had
a lot of group therapy, and I appreciate that she's
not leading with her questions and yet still is continuing
on with a line of questioning that many of the people online who are critical of
Jeffree Star would ask. Particularly, we go all the way back to his original Myspace days. He talks briefly about his
music career, all of that. But also, landing on his scandals there where he has leaked videos of him being really cruel to people, yelling at people on the street, using racial slurs and racist language, and I think that Eileen wants
to get into the cause of that. Was that all just a persona that you used because you realized you would get more clicks and engagement? Because Jeffree Star is
claiming he coined the term internet celebrity, and
I'm like, I think those are just two independent
words that already existed! - Do you feel like you
were outlandish on purpose because you saw the result, that you would gain more
followers, more attention? - I mean, I think I was already like that. - Wow, Jeffree is so real. Myspace or no Myspace,
he was already like that, and by that, I mean this. - I stupid ape, I'm gonna spray you! Will you beat that (beep) up for me? Shut up, you (beep) (beep) (beep)! - See, he didn't need to
play up some racist persona for this 480p video on his digital camera because that racism was
already a part of him due to growing up in Orange County. It doesn't take long
before the conversation steers into his career path that went from Myspace
celebrity to musician. He did touch a little bit on
how that transition happened, and I was mildly interested,
but also I feel like we're really hearing from
an untrustworthy narrator. This is like "The Great Gatsby" if "The Great Gatsby" was a big gay... Well, I guess "The Great
Gatsby" was pretty gay already. They had a lamp that they loved. Anyway, I don't trust him.
I don't trust his narrator. - Would you consider your
younger self kind of a bully? - No, I wouldn't say that at all. I've never, let's say we're
all scrolling right now, I've never left a mean
comment on someone's page. That's such a crazy,
bizarre concept to me, to stop out of your day and
be like, you're fucking ugly! That's so weird! - Yeah, that would be weird, for you. I mean, why would Jeffree Star stop at simply calling someone
so ugly when it takes only a little bit more
extra time out of his day to use a much more specific toxic insult, such as a deformed rat
who can't pay their taxes? Or maybe, if he really has the extra time, as the CEO of a multi-million
dollar makeup brand, he could then spend the next few years becoming righteously
indignant about situations he isn't involved in and do
things like attack teenagers for tweets that did not mention him and had nothing to do with him, or the concealer and eyeshadow
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making life more livable. To me, it's like I get why
the makeup community embraced such an antihero type of love
to hate him kind of villain who says it like it is, but we're talking about goddamn makeup. You're selling makeup. And I love makeup. I'm not trying to dismiss makeup. But where does he get off
bringing in this whole, like, oh, you're disgusting and dark and nasty. Like yes, people do bad
things, including him, but he's acting like, I came
into the beauty industry and people were quaking in
their little Balenciaga boots. I think they were quaking
because you lash out and attack people unfairly
while also just deflecting every time someone points
out your own bad behavior. But okay, I guess you know it all! You're so ready to psychoanalyze
all of these people who you barely know, and
that's why I psychoanalyze you, someone that I don't know at all, except for that one Twitter exchange where you told me to kill myself. Now I'm blocked though, so
phew, dodged that bullet. Basically, Jeffree is like, I never would just go and
attack and call somebody ugly. I am always just clapping back
at people who come for me. And it's like, there are several instances that you have not deleted that we can see that's not the case. You just insert yourself into (beep) that had nothing to do with you, and that's not including
the like 400 messages that a fan has proof
of making you aware of so that you would delete them. So it's this revisionist history that I just find so trademark
to Jeffree's personality where it's like, he deleted those tweets, so it's actually not something that you can prove ever happened, and therefore it's not part of
the biography on his website, and therefore it's not
part of his identity. Just like he also says tragically that his father died of alcoholism and his mother is a
recovering alcoholic as well, and that's why he never touched the stuff even though, again, explain
then the tweets and the photos of you holding alcohol or
talking about drinking. It's like, you have to choose! Are you being honest now
about having never drank in the past and you were lying then, or you have drank in the past and now you're trying
to uphold this narrative that you never touched the stuff because you're just so
natural and responsible? I would love to know. That's the kind of (beep)
that people don't just forget. Subconsciously, I'm like,
there's a cognitive dissonance with my understanding of who you are. I know on some level
you're not being truthful. He's like a full time PR
agency for his own pale face. But again, I love Eileen for being like, do you think in your younger
years you were a bully? And Jeffree is like, no, no no no. I'm actually anti-bullying. I'm actually anti-bullying,
and I've never bullied, and I'm against bullying. And it's like, even if you
were just clapping back, you're still bullying someone when you're more famous than
a teenager or a random fan. You were overly involved with petty (beep) and you talked in a way that was intended to make people feel bad about themselves and to put yourself above them. Mamacita, this is a bully. Of course, he's the victim in all of this. He mentions, one day he just woke up and two of his biggest friends
in the beauty community, referring of course to James
Charles and Tati Westbrook during Dramageddon, whatever, where they called him and Shane out for manipulating the situation
and badmouthing each other. It's like, yes, they did mention your name in a negative context, but they didn't seem
to say anything untrue, and then he got heated
and involved right away, and then he got his hand slapped for that. So he's like, this is just like
they got so threatened by me and they were throwing out
all these lies about me. I'm like, where was the
lie? Which lie particularly? That's the other thing, they're so vague. He never mentions racial slur. He never mentions sexual
assault allegations, of which he has at least
one that I'm aware of. He's always like, oh, that thing? People made me into something I'm not. So now he's saying that the
beauty community was ruined, as though it's like an actual mausoleum that we could go and pray at before James Charles and Tati
Westbrook (beep) bulldozed it with their big (beep) or whatever. That's how he would put it. It's like, no, you left
the beauty community because you couldn't take the heat, because the comments section was just getting a little
too honest with you, I think, at that point in time. Also, he probably wanted
to get off of YouTube while his views were dropping. I mean, he says as much. He's like, 30 minute makeup reviews? No one watches them now.
No one watches them. Like, girl, maybe not for you. Anyway, he has his own theories about why the other members
of the beauty community were so quick to oust him, even though it's not that
they were that quick. In the eight years since
he started his brand, he's been outed for befriending Rich Lux, this drama channel creator,
and then badmouthing Rich Lux and diminishing the Hermes
gift that Rich Lux gave him after Rich Lux left the room. Jeffree was supposedly
telling all of his friends, he got me the cheapest thing in the store. It's like, you're just that kind of girl who just literally talks (beep) as soon as someone leaves the
room and is just all about making themself seem so rich and fancy. People who are rich and fancy, they don't talk about Gucci all the time. They don't name their
dog Dolce and Gabbana. You're a tacky teenager
who grew up in the OC. You're closer to the
Bling Ring than you are to Paris Hilton getting
robbed by the Bling Ring. Yeah, I said it. - But you know, there'll
be people that say, you bullied the beauty community! It's like, no, I entered
the beauty community as this whole new thing,
people were fucking shook, but there's no one like me,
so when I didn't view them as competition, I think it
made them even more mad. - And where do you stand
with some of those people? - They're all dead to me.
- Oh, okay. Okay. - Ba ba ba ba ba! Cue the sniper. - Do you feel a little bit
of resentment towards them? - No, not anymore.
- Or that community? No? - Oh, okay, not even the
people you just killed with an imaginary machine gun? That response came from
a calm place of healing that you cultivated with a therapist? Okay, got it. Jeffree said, oh, those people who I used to hang out with
all the time who accepted me as the painted old man
of their friend group? Well, they're all trash, so I
spiritually curb stomped them and now and then I like to
wheel their grizzled corpses out into the town square on a wagon, especially to help promote my new Revenge Blood
liquid blush collection. But do I resent them? No, no. I'm too evolved for all of that. People are just jealous because
I just like to be kooky. I'm just like that
weird girl in your class who everyone makes fun of
even though nobody else in 7th grade was listening
to pop punk music until she started playing it on the bus. Okay, sweetheart, fine. If we give you credit for that, can you please stop being
mean to the lunch monitors? Those are volunteers. Oh, this is where Eileen brings up Shane Dawson's documentaries. I find it so refreshing
that she clearly seems to have never watched a Shane Dawson video before the documentary where Shane basically tries
to redeem Jeffree Star by letting him retell his side
of the story where he's like, all of those horrible things I said online were just this or this reason
that they don't matter. It's like, I loved
detention too as a teenager, and I had Myspace as well. I still knew not to say those words. ♪ Mm-hm ♪ So as far as I'm concerned, you still deserve the
accountability, but whatever. Eileen's not forgiving this,
but she is acknowledging that there was an
additional side to the story or additional context that changed the way it sat in her memory, I suppose. - Because when I was
even preparing for this, I watched a couple of the Shane videos. - Dawson?
- Yeah, Dawson videos. - The documentaries or
just fun videos we've done? - No, the little documentaries, of just saying, oh, this
soundbite got taken, but if you actually watch the video or you look at the context
of who I'm screaming at, it's a white person. - Yes, it was crazy to be
deemed something I'm not over and over and over. - Yeah, I mean, crazy implies
that it defies all logic, and I think you were called racist because of all of the
racist slurs you used, and if it happened over and over and over, it's only because that's how often you would go off on a Snapchat rant and use hyperbole to describe other people as dark, nasty, depraved, disgusting. Hey, weren't those the four shade names in your recently launched Piss Queen color correcting
cream collection? Huh, what an appetizing brand
you've built for yourself. It's like trying to
eat undercooked chicken in the same room where a human
autopsy is being performed. Again, it's straight
into this victimization of, oh, the videos leaked
of me saying the N word indiscriminately to both
white and black people, but he only gave an explanation
for the time that he said it to white people, not that
that makes it any better. You're putting it on the internet. It's very hurtful for
anybody who watches it to hear who is from the black community and is therefore aware of
the historical significance of using that as a slur. You'd think this was like a (beep) you read one page of the book and flip it and then you forget what just happened. I'm not compartmentalizing your excuses as easily as I think he wants us to. That's the thing with this
kind of person, though. They can easily create
compartments for you, so if you want to remain
a fan of Jeffree Star, you can easily accept that
logic, because it's like, yeah yeah yeah, what you
said today doesn't account for what you said that
was opposite yesterday because they would rather
accept you as a whole, because probably they have
the same kind of hangups and underlying issues
that Jeffree Star does, and they recognize that
issue in themselves. But for others, it's like, remember when you said the
opposite two minutes ago? Oh, you'll probably
remember a few weeks ago when Jeffree Star was quoted on a podcast. People asked him about his feelings on they them gender neutral pronouns, and he said that they're stupid. It's because people were in
quarantine and we were all bored so they invented this new thing, even though, you dumb (beep), I remember people using
gender neutral pronouns from when I was a freshman
in college in the year 2009. Just because you were not aware of it, although you should've been because you literally marketed yourself as an androgynous alien, ugh, just because you were
not taking it seriously and it hadn't become so
politicized by the right. Let's face it, Jeffree
Star living in Oklahoma with his millions of dollars
and his big businesses that bring lots of money to
that economy, I would be shocked if he were not registered as a Republican. Those people just love
to keep the rich richer. And he has this (beep) taste
of a conservative to him that just, ugh, make-a me sick. Give me the ick. So anyway, Jeffree got read in
the press for this statement about they them pronouns
being basically made up, and then when he got backlash,
he was like, how dare you? I employ five transgender
people in my company, along with a smattering of black people or people of whatever color. And it's like, sweetheart,
don't start listing numbers, especially when they're
not enough for two hands. You gotta understand, that's so offensive. Five trans people? Wow! Dylan Mulvaney can go (beep) off then. I guess you're the new hero. So first of all, it sounds like tokenism when you mention numbers like that. Second of all, people who
identify as gender neutral would fall under that trans umbrella. You can't say, well if you're a trans man, then just say you're a man. If you're a trans woman,
say you're a trans woman. Well, for many people, including someone who knows
what the word androgyny means, gender doesn't fall into a binary, so it wouldn't be appropriate
for them to identify that way. It's also just like, what the (beep)? People just need to call people by the pronouns that they want. It literally does not
take any more effort. Ugh, I saw this conservative YouTuber, I think his name was (beep) Neckbeard. He was like, don't you ever
try to change my language! It's like, (beep), your language is not even
(beep) 12th grade reading level. Don't ask me what to do. You can say whatever you want, all right? But if you're not going to respect the way that I want to be called, then I'm not going to respect the way that you want to be
called, Asscrack McNeckbeard. You look like you (beep) a
(beep) sheep for breakfast. Ugh, I hate these (beep). I (beep) hate these (beep), and Jeffree Star doesn't (beep) understand the harm that he's causing
the very trans employees who have been fighting for
acceptance for their whole lives. If you're going to
invalidate non-binary people, you're essentially giving other people enough reason to invalidate
trans-ness in any form. It's so disgusting to me, and I know that's a Jeffree
Star term, disgusting, but it is disgusting to
hear this influential person make such uneducated statements that he himself has contradicted
in his own branding, in his own life, in the years past. - A lot of people are like,
well what does androgyny mean? Now androgyny, I think, is the
definition of Jeffree Star. It's like gender ambiguity
can be found in makeup, fashion, (beep) sexual identity,
gender identity, anything. - I keep calling you she on accident. Andrew was like, wait, is Jeffree... What's happening?
- I'm just Jeffree. So if you look at me and you're
like, damn honey, yes, she, everyone calls me he,
she, whatever they want. - So that's fine.
- Yeah, I'm an alien. - Every pronoun is okay.
- Every pronoun. - Okay, great. I'll think on some. - And then go out into
Wyoming and be like, come shoot a (beep)
cow in the face with me and then jerk off onto its corpse! Oh, you like makeup too? It's vegan! You don't even make sense as a person. I don't like it when people
pretend to be activists or groundbreaking in some
way when actually, no, I don't think, Jeffree Star,
you ever were groundbreaking. I don't think you were ever paving the way for gay men to wear makeup
or for people to present with any sort of non-conforming gender. I think you just liked being different, and that you liked scaring
people and shocking people and being the weird one on the internet, and now that what you do,
wearing makeup, being a (beep), is not all that exciting or
new in today's day and age, you want to be different
by being contrary to that. It's like, pick a goddamn
side, mister lifeboat jumper. Anyway, let's see what he says about his quote on that podcast. - You were saying they
them pronouns are stupid, and then people immediately associate that with being transphobic. - I don't know why we're
not working on normal things like leaving women's rights
alone, more gun control. As a gun owner, there's
not enough gun control, but we're focused on he, she, they, them, and all the wrong things. - That seems kind of subjective. I think you're focused on
all of the wrong things whenever you walk into a Louis Vuitton and head straight for those
logo printed bodysuits that were designed for rich
old ladies in Beverley Hills, or maybe a model skeleton
from the science lab who just recently got
access to their trust fund. Disputing people's pronouns
like Jeffree is currently doing is a trans rights issue,
and a trans rights issue is a women's rights issue,
so don't then throw it back and be like, we need to be focusing on a woman's right to choose
what she does with her body. It's like, that includes trans women, and if you are not okay
with hateful, violent, or invalidating speech
against women or trans women, then you should be equally as
stressed about that language towards nonconforming or nonbinary people. Because if you're not,
if you're allowing that, then you're opening the whole community up no matter where they fall on
the gender identity spectrum to risk of danger and harm and murder. So don't try and talk talk
talk and change the subject to gun control when we know full well that you have the Barbie
pink barrel of a rifle all the way up inside of
your boy hole right now. Oh, boy hole, isn't that the
name you gave to a pastel shade in your (beep) pink
palette from last summer? We're getting some really
great cross-promotion here, Jeffree, you should thank me. Anyway, Jeffree then goes on
to talk about his new life. He had to leave the beauty community because he was being persecuted
for his terrible behavior, and now he's in Casper, Wyoming, where all of the cattle want to (beep) him and he just recently
opened, not at this time, but present day, he had just opened his Jeffree Star store in Casper, Wyoming. I'm sure this was a great
tax incentive for him and a great way to make the town of Casper, Wyoming, indebted to him. They probably love him now that
he got all of this tourism. Because if he opened this
store, thousands of people flew in for it, and they
presumably will be all year. That's restaurants that
are going to be visited, hotels that are going to be stayed at, airports that are going to be used. He's infusing the economy, a relatively small population's economy, with a lot of tourism
money when he does this, so I'm not surprised that he did it, and it's good for his taxes. It's like, yeah, he's making a house for his yak meat business
and his makeup business. Which to me is just like,
whatever. I don't even... Are you an actual (beep) serial killer? - So you can go into the store, and it's a full Jeffree Star store. So you can go in and buy a steak and a mascara in one transaction. - Finally, the streamlined
shopping experience we've all been waiting for. Way to find a boy hole in the market and then fill it, Jasterisk. Oh, by the way, I could
already buy Jeffree Star makeup and weird meat in the same
transaction at my local TJ Maxx, as long as they have at least one of those summer sausage
gift sets in stock. Jeffree then gets into how if
he weren't doing all of this, he would be a standup comedian,
because he's (beep) funny. I was like, you're not
that funny, actually. I've never laughed at a thing you've said. I made a TikTok about it. I'll put it right here. I'm the queen at clapping
back. I have a big mouth. I love being shady, and
at the end of the day, if I wasn't doing all this, I'd probably be a standup
comedian, because I'm funny. - He really gets off on his own humor. I'm like, you sound like the same you did when you were 19 and 20,
just trying to be shocking but knowing where the
line is a little bit more. But not the line of, like,
makes me laugh and cringe! Just the line of where I
don't want to actively send a threatening letter to your
home, which I would never do. I don't have any stamps here. So he's making all these sexual jokes, and he's like, oh, I'm very sexual. I love, you know, the NFL
players want to (beep) me, the Kanye Wests want to (beep) me. I'm like, yeah, sounds good. All these people who are too big and apparently in the
closet to provide any proof that they've never met
you, weren't interested, and also it's so (beep) basic for a gay man to be like,
straight guys love me! It's such a dumb flex. I don't care. There will always be straight men who are actually secretly
bisexual or queer and want to have sex with
a man on the down low. That doesn't make you special. It just makes you rich and
manipulative, most likely. How do you coerce them? How do you coerce that NFL player into wanting to (beep) you, Skeletor? I would love to hear it. You are Casper the
unfriendly ghost, (beep). There is no way out of all of the gay men they could pick from a (beep)
lineup in West Hollywood that you would be at the top of the list. He wants to build this
fantasy where he's like, oh, I got the big, tough, strong,
burly football player, but I'll never tell who
it is because I'm so cool. But he wants me, and
he loves my frail body. It's like, I don't believe
it. I'm not buying it. And even if it is true,
it's not impressing me. ♪ That don't impress me much ♪ Anyway, he keeps talking
about sex and oral sex, and Eileen is like, so
this humor that you use, is it to cover up your
deep emotional wounds? And he's like, sex sex sex! - Lord, yeah, I could
take about 12 inches, and then after that, you
gotta call someone else, so. - Is not using humor
to cover everything up something that you try
to work on or something? - No, I'm just such a Scorpio. If there was a dick in
this room right now, I'd suck it this instant. - She was asking you about if
you want to stop deflecting with humor, Jeffree, not
about how desperate you are for oral sex, which I
think we already knew about due to your sexual assault allegations and the taser you allegedly
used to commit them. I love when she was like, so
are you going to try to work on that part of your
personality, which is clearly putting people at an
emotional distance from you? And he was like, no, because... (whining) He mentions astrology at that point, which only adds to the bewildering
nature of the response. I'm not really an expert on all of that. Scorpios, sound off in the comments. Do you feel the need to
instantly suck a (beep) whenever it enters the room? Do you even bring that fact
up when someone named Eileen asks you about something else? Do you plan on continuing to talk this way on gen Z podcasts well into your 40s? Because I've got to be honest,
it's kind of hard for me to picture that in a way that's sexy. Same with the mental image you
keep trying to put in my head of you gruesomely feasting on (beep) looking like the head vampire
from "30 Days of Night". Jeffree Star seems to think
we all want to imagine what it's like when he has sex. I'm like, I've already
fallen into a pit of bones in a Halloween store, okay? I get the fear. Then Jeffree goes into his gun collection. He loves guns. We know this. Also, apparently in Wyoming you
don't need to lock your guns in a safe, and that's when Eileen is like, but you just talked about gun control. I mean, this doesn't feel
completely illogical. He has a stance. He's like, I believe you shouldn't be able to just go into a place
and buy guns the same day in some states, while in others, you need a psych check and blah blah blah. You know, we should make it
as hard as possible for people to buy guns so that we can be
stringent with who gets them. Sure, I guess that's one very
Fox News related solution to the (beep) open shooting
epidemic that we live in in this (beep) hellhole
of a (beep) country. Although others would be like,
that doesn't help ghost guns or unregistered guns coming from overseas or 3D printable guns
or the fact that a kid could figure out how
to get into a gun safe if your (beep) cabinet is unlocked. So she's trying to make
the point where she's like, how do you feel safe having
guns just out in the kitchen, 27 of them, he says, where
a dog could step on one? Which is my first thought, too. Or your kid could find one. Or, since this is a mental health podcast- - So yeah, when you do come over, there's about six loaded
guns in the kitchen. - I always thought they
had to be in a lockbox. - In California and maybe New York. - What if you have a suicidal friend? - Well, then I guess you don't
have one any longer soon. I'm just kidding. (laughs) Yes, dark humor! We're coming back, 2023. And suicide's not funny because my dad killed
himself, but my joke's funny. - You heard him. His joke's funny. Right, everyone? Just say yes. His taser is almost done charging. Clearly Jeff has had a
certain level of charisma that lets him get away with all of these paradoxical statements on everything from gun
safety to emotional maturity, and part of that charisma, I can tell, is knowing how to work a room. He might say something
that's crazy upsetting to, clearly, the host, but
he can also instantly tell that the joke has made Eileen
too uncomfortable to respond, so he instantly reacts be
being like, oh, dark humor! Love it! Let me fill the
whole space with my voice! He jumps in and just instantly
starts trying to bury that stunned silence under
his own boisterous laughter, then follows it in the same breath with a vulnerable statement
that pseudo-explains why he's allowed to make that joke, and then follows it up
with a quick reaffirmation that the joke was in fact funny, hopefully convincing
all of us that, oh yeah, the room was filled with
laughter a minute ago. I guess we're all laughing.
No, it was just him. It was just Jeffree.
Everyone else wanted to cry. And no, I'm not a body language
expert, although I did have an equally as manipulative model skeleton standing at the front of my
science class in high school. Intro to Biology with Professor Boyhole. So I recognize the behaviors. So Eileen is like, wait, so
why can't you just lock them up if you're really that afraid
of an intruder on your house? Which, Jeffree really feels
like he's like a mob boss of baked highlighters, I don't know, and he's like, no, it wouldn't work. It wouldn't work. I don't have time. - Someone breaks into his house,
he has 30 seconds to react, you think you're going to be
able to run to your closet, unlock your box, load the bullets? You're already dead! What? The killer's already in
your house finding you. You're stabbed. It's just, no. - What about a taser?
- (laughs) Uh-uh. - Oh damn, did Eileen honestly not know about the taser accusations when she was doing her guest research? Or is she just like the shadiest
therapy type podcast host in all of Spotify, or wherever
you download podcasts? Jeffree thought he made it
through this whole interview without any specific
allegations being mentioned, but then Eileen said, don't tase me, bro! Right under the wire
before the end credits. Did you hear Jeffree when she said taser? He's like, oh no! No, tasers? I don't have a taser! Taser? Taser? He was gooped. You can
see that he was gooped. He was like, is she coming for
me or did she just say taser? - Because a taser is close contact. The ones that shoot out
are for police only. - But he can also tell you which states have a Second Amendment
loophole that would allow you to procure one if you have
an uncle on the police force and you steal it from him. Okay, one last plug for
the Jeffree Star brand in the form of a new
jingle I wrote for him. He'll zap you near. He'll zap you far. So lock your doors, it's-
- Jeffree Star. - And that's all we have for
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