This YouTube video commentary humorously critiques the show “The Idol,” executive produced and starred in by The Weeknd (Abel Tesfaye). The narrator expresses disbelief and amusement at the show’s absurd and excessive scenes. Here’s a structured summary of the commentary:

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Opening Thoughts

Initial Confusion: The video opens with the narrator addressing the viewer’s confusion, implying that thinking about “The Weeknd” (the artist) might be causing it.
The Weeknd’s Music: Mentions popular songs like “Blinding Lights,” “Starboy,” and “Save Your Tears,” but states the narrator can’t listen to them the same way after watching “The Idol.”
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Critique of “The Idol”

Excessive Nudity: The show starts with a lot of nudity, including a spicy nude shoot, interrupted by an intimacy coordinator discussing the nudity clauses.
Leaked Photo Incident: A crisis occurs when the protagonist’s (Jocelyn) nude photo, defaced by an unknown person, gets leaked.
Character Introductions: Jocelyn meets The Weeknd’s character, Tedros, at a club. He expresses love for her within minutes, leading to intimate scenes.
Tedros’ Entrance: Tedros’ dramatic entrance into Jocelyn’s life includes a creepy kiss and a scene where he wraps her head in cloth.
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Satire and Plot Development

Failed Music Video: Jocelyn struggles with a music video shoot, leading to a breakdown and her team’s frustration.
Manipulation: Tedros manipulates Jocelyn and others, revealing his true intentions to exploit her fame to promote his cult members’ talents.
Conflict and Control: Tedros becomes increasingly controlling and territorial, including a scene where he slaps a chef and asserts dominance.

Personal Opinions and Humorous Remarks

Unbelievable Acting: The narrator finds The Weeknd’s acting unconvincing and forced, contrasting with Lily-Rose Depp’s (Jocelyn) performance.
Awkward Moments: Various awkward and cringe-worthy moments are highlighted, such as Tedros’ exaggerated jealousy and bizarre intimate interactions.
Comparison to 365 Days: The show is compared to “365 Days,” but with an attempt to appear deeper, which the narrator finds ineffective.

Conclusion

Ego Project: The commentary repeatedly points out that the show feels like The Weeknd’s personal ego project, focusing on his character being desired and powerful.
Audience Disconnect: The narrator emphasizes that while the show tries to portray Tedros as alluring and dominant, the audience likely perceives it as awkward and unconvincing.

The narrator’s tone is humorous and critical, making light of the absurdity and over-the-top elements of “The Idol.” The overall impression is that the show’s attempt to blend sensuality, drama, and satire falls flat, resulting in an unintentionally comical experience.