What Corey Taylor Wants Fans to Remember With Dave Grohl Affair

There’s one thing that Corey Taylor desires rock followers to keep in mind when it comes to Dave Grohl’s extramarital affair.

The Slipknot frontman just lately appeared on the Your Mom’s House podcast, hosted by comic Tom Segura and his spouse and fellow comic Christina Pazsitzky. They mentioned a wide range of topics, together with the twenty fifth anniversary of Slipknot, the Jane’s Addiction drama that is unfolded over the previous few weeks and extra.

When Pazsitzky requested Taylor about his ideas on the newborn Grohl just lately fathered exterior of his marriage to Jordyn Blum, the singer was cautious together with his phrases. He initially referred to as the state of affairs “messy,” after which added that Grohl is one of many nicest individuals he is ever met.

“I’ll tell you exactly why they put out a press release — it’s because he wanted to get ahead of it… He knew that if he didn’t say something, somebody else was going to say something,” Taylor defined.

The majority of followers on-line had been appalled by Grohl’s announcement, and expressed their disappointment as a result of they felt he now not lived up to the “nicest guy in rock” status he developed through the years.

Taylor referred to as Grohl’s infidelity “irresponsible” and acknowledged what number of followers had been upset by the information. However, he urges everybody to do not forget that musicians are individuals too.

“I have to remind people that we’re not perfect,” the frontman mentioned.

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“I’m gonna say something very controversial,” he continued. “This happening does not mean he’s not a nice person, because I happen to know him as a person. It means he’s got fucking issues and he fucked up [and] he’s not perfect. It is going to be very difficult for his family.”

Taylor admitted he is had his personal share of non-public issues all through his life, however agreed when Segura argued that the road between what makes an individual good and dangerous is not black and white.

See the complete podcast episode beneath.