On Wednesday, March 1st, 2023, Rolling Stone launched a prolonged article claiming that the exhibit – created alongside Euphoria’s Sam Levinson – has “gone wildly, disgustingly off the rails” with regard to chaotic scheduling, going over finances and last-minute script modifications and overhauls on graphically violent and sexual scenes, per Entertainment Tonight.
The Weeknd – whose actual title is Abel Tesfaye – slammed the record via the booklet through sharing a clip from the series, in his persona – a cult chief and self-help guru named Tedros – slams the journal for being “irrelevant.”
The video clip, Tedros is sitting cosily subsequent to popstar Jocelyn, performed with the aid of Lily-Rose Depp, as her publicist, performed by using Dan Levy, suggests doing a photoshoot for the magazine.
At the suggestion, Tedros says, “Rolling Stone? Aren’t they a little irrelevant?” He then pulls out his telephones and compares the follower remember on the outlet’s Instagram and Jocelyn’s.
“Rolling Stone has 6 million followers on Instagram, 1/2 of them probable bots. And Jocelyn has seventy eight million followers, all actual I’d assume. So, she does a picture shoot, she tags them, they get her followers. More cash for Rolling Stone, nothing for Jocelyn.”
“There’s a lot for Jocelyn,” Levy’s persona counters.
“Not in Rolling Stone,” Tedros quibs.
The claims in the journal comes after the show’s authentic director, Amy Seimetz, left the sequence and various episodes had been allegedly scrapped totally for having too a great deal “female perspective” in accordance to Abel, by using ET.
Several teaser trailers have been launched for the series, which is slated to premiere someday in 2023, however no precise date has but been announced.