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My Experience W/ Obsessed GHOSTFACE Fans Stalking Scream Movie Production Problematic Episode 18
In this episode, I am officially CRASHING OUT over my hair. 😭 I tried a high-end, name-brand sea salt spray, and somehow I ended up feeling like my hair was falling out. Was it the product? Was it me? Am I being dramatic? Either way, I am spiraling.
Then we get into the absolutely chaotic story about two men—a gay couple, if you will—who allegedly stopped production of Scream 6 two years ago, and somehow this conversation goes everywhere except where it was supposed to go.
This episode is basically a collection of random thoughts, chaotic conversations, life updates, and me trying to figure out what the hell I’m doing next.
I also talk about the future of the podcast. Sometimes I get overwhelmed. Sometimes I have absolutely zero motivation to record. Sometimes I question what direction I even want to take this thing. But after everything, one thing remains clear: the podcast must continue.
So here we are—hair drama, Scream chaos, random thoughts, future plans, and me trying to figure it all out one episode at a time.
What happens when being a Scream fan goes WAY too far? 👀
In this episode, I’m telling the story of my run-in with two allegedly obsessed Ghostface fans and the wild situation surrounding the Scream 6 production. We’re talking stalking, obsession, Ghostface, and fans who allegedly took their love for the franchise to a completely different level.
And yes… this sounds like something straight out of a Scream movie.
Was this fandom taken too far? Were these people just hardcore fans, or did the obsession cross a serious line?
Let’s get into the story, the chaos, and my personal experience with it all. 🔪👻
Note: This video discusses allegations and personal recollections; it is not intended to establish criminal guilt beyond what has been publicly documented.
I Asked God for Help And He Sent Me An Illuminati Guy. Problematic Episode 17
Depression B**** A** almost got me again. Once again I get vulnerable and cry but that’s part of being human or whatever that one broad says
Where I’m At in Life Right Now
In this episode, I’m getting real, vulnerable, and probably more emotional than I expected to be. I’m talking about where I am in life right now—the good, the bad, the confusing, and everything in between.
I open up about work, finances, my social life, family, and the things that have been weighing on me behind the scenes. I talk about dating again, going on dates, meeting people, and realizing that just because you can date doesn’t mean you necessarily should. I’m learning that I’d rather be alone and at peace than settle for someone just because I don’t want to be alone.
I also talk about losing an old friend and the emotions that come with looking back at people and moments from your past. This episode gets extremely personal, and yes—I cry. There are things I’ve been holding in, and this was one of those moments where I needed to let them out.
But I also remind myself that life isn’t always going to feel this heavy. Sometimes you have to sit with the uncomfortable moments, figure out what you actually want, and give yourself permission to not have everything figured out.
And finally, we’re getting into something else that has been bothering me: people outside of the situation involving themselves in family matters when they don’t actually know what is happening behind closed doors. Whether they’re regular outsiders or family members who don’t live in the house, sometimes you need to mind your business. You can’t create narratives about a family, repeat things that aren’t true, and act like you know the full story when you’re nowhere near the situation.
This is probably one of my most vulnerable episodes yet. No pretending everything is perfect. No pretending I have all the answers. Just me talking about where I am, what I’m experiencing, what I’m learning, and trying to figure out what comes next.
This episode of the Problematic podcast features the host discussing their negative experiences with relationships and friend groups, emphasizing a desire to avoid drama. Key topics include:
•The Adrian Relationship (2019): The host warns against naive decisions in relationships, reflecting on moving in with a partner and quitting a job too soon (2:31-3:01). •Bobby and Chloe Drama: A detailed breakdown of a chaotic relationship involving jealousy, allegations of cheating, and the host getting involved in a dispute over Snapchat messages (3:56-10:28). •Toxic Friend Group Dynamics: The host describes a past friend group centered around a guy named Eddie and the fallout that occurred when Eddie developed feelings for Brooke (16:03-23:55). •The Festival Debacle: A specific incident where the host broke off a friendship with Brooke after a festival weekend, citing her behavior as overly demanding and annoying (26:30-34:14). •Host's Stance on Friendship: The host declares they are no longer looking for new friends and prefers to keep a distance from toxic, dramatic situations, specifically critiquing the behavior of straight friend groups (34:44-36:51).
• learning the hard way not to move in fast or quit work for a partner • how jealousy turns couples into nonstop fights and control • why calling evidence “AI” is just denial with a new label • what blackmail actually means versus being exposed • social media “love” compared with real-life flirting and cheating • why I avoid friend groups and the drama that comes with them • the Eddie, Brooke, PJ, and Erwin fallout and how stories get twisted • the festival weekend that made me block a friend for good • setting boundaries when someone keeps pushing for access
EPISODE 7: HE BLOCKED ME ON ALL MY INSTAGRAMS (BONUS EPISODE)
In this episode of "Problematic," the host discusses the recent controversies surrounding Scream 7 (0:31). He shares his positive personal experience of watching the movie multiple times and highlights the enthusiastic audience reaction he witnessed (1:59).
The host addresses the firing of Melissa Barrera (8:32) due to her public support for Palestine and the resulting backlash against the Scream franchise. He expresses his indifference to the political aspect, emphasizing that "it's only a movie" (9:02) and criticizing online "snowflakes" (11:34) for their overreactions and double standards in online discourse (11:24).
He recounts a personal experience of being labeled a racist (11:50) for defending Scream 7 and agreeing with a "MAGA account" (13:47) on Twitter. He also criticizes film reporters (18:16), specifically Perri Nemiroff (18:25), for initially being excited about the movie but later backing out due to the controversy.
The host argues that the boycotts and protests against Scream 7 ultimately made the movie more successful, leading to its biggest opening weekend (19:10). He differentiates between the movie's critical reception and audience scores, noting that while critics gave it a low score, the audience score was much higher (18:56).
He concludes by reiterating that Scream 7 is "just a movie" (20:42) and criticizes other YouTubers (20:56) for their overly dramatic reactions to the film. He expresses his continued support for the Scream franchise, regardless of perceived flaws, and anticipates discussing the movie further in a future episode (28:19).
Episode 5: I PARTIED WITH SHIA LABEOUF AT MARDI GRAS
The podcast hosts discuss various personal anecdotes and pop culture topics.
•Movie Theater Anxiety (0:49-1:23): The hosts share their anxieties about safety in crowded movie theaters, stemming from real-life incidents. •Podcast Production Issues (1:49-2:28): They experience technical difficulties with their audio and soundboard, leading to some humorous exchanges. •New Orleans Trip & Shia LaBeouf (5:26-7:51): One host recounts a trip to Mardi Gras in New Orleans, highlighting a surprising encounter and party experience with Shia LaBeouf. •Dating Mishaps (8:12-11:17): The host shares a series of unfortunate dating experiences in New Orleans, including encounters with an influencer who expected free drinks and a very short go-go dancer. •Valentine's Day Disappointment (11:52-15:47): A host talks about being stood up on Valentine's Day because of things said on previous podcast episodes about not wanting a relationship. •"Scream" Movie Discussion (16:12-18:41): They express excitement for the new Scream movie, discussing potential spoilers and critics' reviews. •Social Media Unfollows (20:11-22:20): One host shares frustration over being unfollowed on Snapchat due to their opinion on Bad Bunny's Super Bowl performance. •Body Image and Motivation (27:26-29:54): The hosts discuss their motivation to get in shape for future visual podcasts, joking about their current appearance. •Technical Difficulties Persist (30:06-30:49): The episode concludes with ongoing technical issues and a playful exchange about who is responsible for maintaining the equipment.
The Problematic Podcast hosts discuss current events in their lives, including controversial social media experiences and personal challenges (0:06-0:12).
Here's a breakdown of the key topics:
•Super Bowl Sunday Controversy (3:19-7:00): One host recounts being "cancelled" on Super Bowl Sunday for not watching Bad Bunny's halftime show and instead opting for an alternative country music performance featuring artists like Kid Rock, Lee Bryce, Bentley Gilbert, and Gabby Barrett. This led to a loss of over 100 Instagram followers and accusations of racism and fascism. •Separating Art from Artist (5:30-6:20): The host defends her choice by stating she can separate the artist from the person, citing examples like R. Kelly and Puff Daddy, and emphasizing that her musical preferences are not politically motivated. •Social Media Drama with an "OnlyFans Model" (9:50-13:50): The host details an argument with a "wannabe OnlyFans model" who criticized her for liking country music. This escalated to the model blocking her on all social media platforms after the host defended Gabby Barrett's musical success. •Podcast Name and Future Episodes (13:50-14:50): The host playfully acknowledges that the podcast's name, "Problematic Podcast," is fitting given the controversies. They discuss the possibility of inviting the "OnlyFans model" as a guest to debate opinions and mention his horror movie podcast, "Midnight Society." •Relationship and Dating Discussions (22:30-28:00): The hosts delve into a debate about Valentine's Day proposals and relationship milestones. One host argues that a partner should formally ask their significant other to be their Valentine, even after years of being together, while the other believes it's unnecessary. They also discuss expectations around marriage proposals in long-term relationships. •Upcoming Trip and Movie Review (20:10-21:20): One host shares her struggle with finding clothes for an upcoming 5-day trip due to body image issues, and they both discuss their plans to see the movie "Scream" multiple times in different formats.
Episode 3: Cheap & Botched Ex-Friend (Stacie) Unfollowed us
The "Problematic Podcast" (0:16) hosts, Art and Spam, discuss their experiences with "fake and broke friends" (2:10). Art shares a story about his ex-friend, Stacy (2:37), who unfollowed him on social media and cancelled plans due to a $30 Uber ride (6:07). He emphasizes the importance of friends making an effort (6:29) and saving money for outings (9:30).
Other topics covered include: •Listener mail The hosts mention receiving fan mail, with one listener humorously threatening them (1:04). •The "infamous" Party City party (18:26) They recount a chaotic party where they both threw up in a bathroom (20:48) and Art was later cropped out of a photo (21:45). •The *Scream 7 franchise* (27:07) They express their disdain for the recent Scream movies (30:00), particularly Scream 6 (30:59), and criticize fans of Melissa Barrera and Jenna Ortega for not recognizing Neve Campbell as the original "final girl" (28:50). They plan to record two Scream 7 episodes: one before and one after watching the movie (32:09). •Podcast recording issues (25:53) The hosts mention having to re-record the episode due to technical difficulties and Sam's lack of preparedness (26:03). •Future plans (33:51) They plan to launch a visual podcast in a few months, once Art's garage is set up (33:56).
The "Problematic Podcast" with hosts Art and Sam is a casual, conversational episode where they share personal anecdotes and workplace stories (0:00-1:00). They introduce themselves and reflect on their friendship, which began while working at Party City (3:12).
Here's a breakdown of the key discussions:
•Party City Exploits (3:24-5:01): The hosts jokingly admit to being "chaos creators" at their former workplace, Party City, recalling how they would discount items and didn't care much for the job, but cherished the fun times with coworkers. •Workplace Drama and Friendships (4:51-7:37): They delve into the "reality show" nature of their Party City days, filled with drama and interpersonal conflicts, yet emphasize that their true friends were those who "kept it real." •Podcast Theme and Future (8:38-11:41): Art clarifies that the podcast has no specific theme, encouraging guests to "come as you are" and discuss anything. Sam expresses excitement about the podcast's future, where they will "discuss everything and everybody." •Personal Struggles and Self-Improvement (57:29-1:05:00): Art opens up about being in a "big depression" since 2022 and his decision to start taking Wegovy (a medication similar to Ozempic) to improve his well-being, highlighting his journey toward self-love. •Embarrassing Past Relationship (45:00-48:52): Sam shares a shocking and embarrassing story about a former co-host ex-boyfriend who later had a baby with his cousin. •Future Plans (1:09:59-1:12:18): Both hosts express their commitment to their fitness goals, aiming to be "hot" and "young" by summer 2026, and planning to revisit their "car karaoke" videos on TikTok.
The Problematic Pod hosts discuss their new podcast, which is meant to be a raw and unfiltered space for people to vent and talk about anything on their minds (1:06). They discuss topics from personal lives to social events and controversial subjects (1:10). The hosts also talk about their goals for 2026, aiming for personal growth and wider recognition for the podcast (7:47). They also touch on their personal lives, including relationships (8:56), past living situations (49:07), and humorous anecdotes from their New Year's Eve (45:08). They also share the inspiration behind starting the podcast, which stemmed from a past radio broadcasting school experience (39:50). The episode concludes with a thank you to the audience and a promise of more unfiltered content in future episodes (1:03:34)
I Got Cancelled At Lollapalooza For Not Being “WOKE”
Lollapalooza was absolute chaos… and I have A LOT to say.
From awkward conversations about pronouns, to heated discussions over abortion, to dealing with some of the rudest people I ran into all weekend, this festival had me questioning whether people have completely lost their minds. Don’t worry though—I still had an incredible time, and I’m breaking down everything that happened, the good, the bad, and the moments that had me rolling my eyes.
And somehow, we also end up talking about my love life… or lack of one. Am I finally ready to date again? Maybe. Then again, I really enjoy my peace, my freedom, and not having to explain myself to anyone. Dating sounds great… until I actually have to give someone my time.
If you’re easily offended, this episode probably isn’t for you. These are my experiences, my opinions, and my unfiltered take on everything that went down. Love it, hate it, argue in the comments—I know you will.
No… this isn’t a dating guide. It’s the story of what happened when I thought I was ready to date again.
In this episode, I talk about putting myself back out there, meeting a few people, and genuinely trying to build a connection. But the more dates I went on, the more I realized I wasn’t looking for a relationship—I was looking for peace.
Sometimes we think we need someone else when what we really need is ourselves.
We’re talking about learning to enjoy your own company, taking yourself out, finding happiness without depending on someone else, and asking yourself one important question: When you’re alone, do you actually love the person you’re with?
I also want to say something to the people I met and then never texted back. I’m sorry. It was never my intention to waste your time, lead you on, or disappear. I truly appreciated the time you gave me, but I realized I needed to step away and spend that time reconnecting with myself. That wasn’t about you—it was about where I am in my life.
This episode is about choosing yourself without guilt, protecting your peace, and realizing that being single isn’t something to fix. Sometimes the best relationship you’ll ever build is the one you have with yourself.
So if you’ve ever questioned whether you’re actually ready to date—or if you’re just learning how to love your own company—this one’s for you.
Another Solo Episode… My Co-Host Is Officially Useless (Bonus Episode)
This week, we’re addressing the elephant in the room: my co-host is getting on every last nerve. At this point, I’m accepting applications because the performance review is… not looking good. Is she actually getting fired? Probably not. Am I going to drag her for the next hour? Absolutely.
We’re also breaking down festival etiquette—because some of y’all clearly weren’t raised right. If you’re pushing through crowds, ruining everyone’s vibe, or treating the festival like it’s your personal kingdom, we’re talking about you.
And because life loves a plot twist, we’re looking back at the relationship that crashed and burned seven years ago. The anniversary is here, the memories are resurfacing, and we’re asking the important question: was it heartbreak… or was I just dating someone who should’ve stayed a stranger?
It’s shady, it’s messy, it’s petty, and somebody’s feelings are definitely getting hurt. Grab a drink and join the chaos.
The Comeback Episode: Our Most Problematic Episode Yet
After disappearing for 2 months, we’re finally back… and somehow we came back with even less sense.
This episode is a complete train wreck—in the best way possible. We’re confessing to 7AM car hookups, telling the story of catching a gay hookup in the work bathroom, and diving headfirst into the transgender debate that has everybody arguing online. If you’re looking for politically correct opinions, you clicked on the wrong podcast.
Nothing is off limits. Nobody is safe. We question everything, overshare way too much, and say the quiet part out loud. Some of y’all are going to laugh, some of y’all are going to be mad, and a few of y’all are probably already halfway through writing a think piece in the comments.
Love us, hate us, cancel us—we’re just happy to be back.
🎙️ Subscribe, drop your hottest take in the comments, and remember: if this episode offended you… you probably weren’t supposed to click it anyway.
First things first I’m the realest. Second.. Any outside family hearing this for the first time may I add.. I wanna make this clear. You don’t know our lives and what is going on. So can I say Respectfully…. F*** off. We are good we are great and by the power of the real god Jesus Christ we can over come all…..
This vulnerable episode of Problematic (Episode 12), the host, Archie, provides a raw and honest update on the challenges he is currently facing in his personal life and with his podcast.
Key highlights from the episode:
•Podcast Frustrations: Archie expresses deep frustration with his co-host, Sam, regarding her lack of consistency, poor communication, and refusal to record in-person (2:09 - 8:44). He emphasizes how much work he is putting into the setup for their upcoming live show on August 3rd. •Personal Struggles: Archie opens up about his financial stress, including the burden of a mortgage and family dynamics (15:27 - 21:08). He also discusses his declining health, weight gain, and his struggle with aging as he approaches 40 (9:04 - 12:02). •The "Cancelation" Context: Archie reflects on the controversy surrounding his social media posts during the Super Bowl (12:23 - 15:07). He addresses being "canceled" for supporting Kid Rock and Gabby Barrett instead of Bad Bunny, and explains why he plans to attend the Sueños Festival regardless of the potential backlash. •Accountability: He takes a moment to apologize to Claire for disparaging comments he made about her in a previous episode to satisfy Bobby (26:04 - 28:58). He admits he was chasing a dramatic story and regrets his actions. •Gratitude: Despite the "chaotic" year, Archie expresses heartfelt gratitude to his listeners for hitting 250 downloads and for the continued support on his various platforms (29:10 - 30:23).
I open up about where I’m at in life right now—mentally, emotionally, and financially. I talk about the pressure of carrying the weight of a mortgage while family dynamics feel one-sided, and what it’s like to show up every day when others don’t have to.
I get into being “canceled” and why I’m still pulling up to the same festival in a few weeks, knowing the energy might not be welcoming. Because avoiding it isn’t my style.
I also address the tension behind the scenes—having a co-host who isn’t showing up, not putting in the effort, and leaving me to carry something we built together. All I’m asking for is time and consistency… and I’m not getting it.
There’s accountability in this episode too. I take a moment to apologize for something I said previously—owning what’s mine, while still standing on what I believe.
This is about growth, frustration, honesty, and figuring out where I’m headed next—even when things feel uneven.
No filters. Just the truth.
Episode 11: I DATED A REAL LIFE BILLY LOOMIS (GHOSTFACE)
This episode of the Problematic podcast features hosts Sam and Art reuniting after about a month off. They engage in a candid, rambling conversation covering topics ranging from lifestyle updates to personal relationships and the challenges of dating.
Key Highlights:
•Catching Up: The hosts discuss their recent lives, including Sam’s experience "attending" Coachella from her garage (1:21–1:58) and Art’s humorous attempts at dieting and fasting (3:42–4:00). •Dating and Relationships: Art opens up about reconnecting with a former flame named Richard (4:44–5:30), whom he has known since the MySpace era (5:42–6:50). They discuss the complexities of modern dating, the pressure to conform to societal norms like starting families (15:15–16:00), and the hosts' personal stance on choosing not to have children or get married (17:49–18:05). •Past Heartbreak: Art shares a deeply personal story about a past relationship with someone he calls Anthony, who he met on a Scream 4 message board (21:50–22:05). He details the emotional toll of that relationship, dealing with Anthony's closeted nature, paranoia, and mental health struggles (22:48–24:15). •Moving Forward: The hosts discuss the importance of being okay with being alone and why they prefer not to "start over" with new partners (27:40–28:05). They emphasize the value of self-acceptance and moving on from past trauma (26:10–27:35).
Important Resource: At the end of the episode (29:58–30:37), the hosts share a public service announcement regarding mental health, encouraging anyone struggling to reach out for help via the National Suicide Prevention Hotline or Safe to Help Illinois (844-472-3345).
Episode 10: I GOT CAUGHT HOOKING UP IN THE CHILI’S PARKING LOT
This video features a candid lunch-hour conversation between the hosts, Art and Sam, as they catch up on their lives while struggling with their weight-loss goals. The hosts engage in playful banter about their food choices—specifically Art claiming to eat a salad while Sam orders fast food—and discuss their personal lives, including dating mishaps and workplace dynamics.
Key Highlights:
•The "Lunch" Struggle: The conversation starts with the hosts ordering food, leading to a humorous debate about what they are actually eating versus what they claim to be eating to stay healthy (0:30-11:00). •Personal Stories and Confessions: Art shares a particularly wild story about a recent sexual encounter in a Chili's parking lot (19:40-21:30), which leads to a broader discussion about their dating lives, their history of being "hoes," and feeling "bloated" from poor choices (22:45-23:45). •Podcast Dynamics: Throughout the recording, they reflect on their podcasting journey, the importance of their viewers, and the challenges of staying consistent with their health goals (25:00-26:50, 28:40-30:40). •Workplace Banter: The hosts discuss how they handle teasing from coworkers regarding their weight, emphasizing that they only tolerate it from people they are actually close with (29:00-30:10).
The episode concludes with a lighthearted agreement to focus on their health starting in April, despite their previous failures to stay consistent (30:30-32:50).
EPISODE 9: LIES, FIGHTS AND A DEAD BROTHER? (BONUS EPISODE)
My co-host breaks down the moment everything went left—working with a friend who not only did her bogus but dipped without a word, leaving her to clean up the mess and look crazy in the process. From workplace betrayal to friendship fallout, we’re unpacking every shady detail and asking the real question: how far is too far for attention, sympathy, or an easy exit?