Film Cooper

Cooper critiques influencer couple Matt and Abby for leaving their kids unattended on a cruise, their apology, and Matt’s insensitive comments about his wife.

Cooper critiques various absurd social media posts showcasing influencers displaying entitlement, lack of self-awareness, and main character syndrome.

Cooper does a humorous review and commentary on the movie "Radio Rebel," criticizing its plot, acting, and themes while also discussing related memes and personal anecdotes.

Sophia La Corte faces backlash after dating Halle's ex, Reed, shortly post-breakup. Sophia's condescending tone in addressing the issue worsens public opinion.

Cooper critiques "The Idol" for its poor execution and exploitative elements, highlighting production issues, controversial themes, and cringeworthy performances by The Weeknd.

Cooper comments on TikTok personality Queen Cheryl's controversial relationship with her younger partner, their conflicting stories, and their surrogacy plans.

Cooper criticizes "Spider-Man: Lotus", a fan film with poor direction, lighting, and acting. Despite crowdfunding $100K, it fails in plot and character development.

Cooper critiques on "trad wife" women who adopt traditional feminine roles to gain male attention and the viral "passport Bros" video.

Cooper talks about Cole Sprouse's cringe-worthy Tumblr posts from 2012, including controversial takes on race and pretentious poetry.

Cooper talks about Clinton Kane's deceptive behaviors, including lying about family deaths, age, and a fake accent, ultimately leading to his breakup with Brooke Schofield.

Cooper critiques Clinton Kane, who is accused of lying about his identity and relationships, including fake accents and family deaths.