Film Cooper

Cooper explores a viral TikTok doomsday prophecy, its origins, impact, and the fallout from its failure, highlighting the vulnerability of believers.

Cooper dives into the bizarre world of celebrity artists like Adrian Brody, Johnny Depp, James Franco, and critiques their unconventional efforts.

Cooper critiques Chelsea Smallwood, a life coach who promotes infidelity without guilt. She shares her affair experiences openly and branding herself as empowering.

Cooper explores the subculture of police officers posting on TikTok, mixing duty with influencer-style content, and its oddities and implications.

Cooper humorously critiques various social media chefs who use suggestive and exaggerated behaviors, emphasizing the odd combination of sensuality with cooking content.

Cooper critiques Gal Gadot's roles and acting abilities across various films, questioning why she continues to receive prominent roles despite perceived acting deficiencies.

Cooper rants on the trend of "Pick me" boyfriends in staged couples' content on TikTok, critiquing its inauthenticity and impact on cultural perceptions of romance.

Cooper does a deep dive into the disturbing subculture of Nazi furries, their history, online activity, and incidents within the furry community.

Cooper comments on Jojo Siwa's controversies including cheating on her partner on live TV, ticket scamming, and bizarre incidents on Celebrity Big Brother UK.

Cooper dissects the problematic "nice guy" behaviors through texting examples and critiques misogynistic dating advice from self-proclaimed dating experts.

Cooper reviews Ash Trevino's notoriety on TikTok for her chaotic live streams involving inmate hopping, dysfunctional relationships, and neglect of her children.