Slipknot's Corey Taylor - Wikipedia: Fact or Fiction? (Part 1)

Hey, what's up everyone, Corey Taylor here from Slipknot on Stone Sour and you're looking at a loud cable? Hello everyone, look for a loud cable and this is the Wikipedia

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or in the episode you've been asking for for so long, Mr. Cory Taylor of Slipknot on Stone Sour getting mad and mad at the dog, be a dog, ah, look, what a cute little dog, okay, I'll bring him back. I don't think it ever existed, but I'll bring it up. Bringing it back to the fore, that's great, so I looked up a bunch of stuff on Wikipedia, you can't waste it, no, let's show what's right and what's wrong.

Okay, I think it's a credible source. Femi, okay, first of all, your name, Cory Todd Taylor, yeah, I'm glad someone changed that because originally I was just worried, Josh Taylor, nice, young, am I what it's all about? My driver's license, for God's sake, I discovered that makes me happy. they were wrong so it's very painful yeah okay gimme gimme aka the big mouth faith okay faith no I liked it like a ski in the snow was

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of the conversation they posted on Muse News like years ago. It was a local newspaper in Des Moines about 20 years ago, okay, and I don't know why, but it's been copied and pasted everywhere.

I've never been called faith, it's so stupid again. I was wrong, the disease, sure, Todd Digger, yeah, that. would be my middle name and my first pet's name ah okay and I may or may not have gotten engaged and yeah let's not go there stupid ah the boogie night apps we've seen with a yes and a neck, okay, there you go, they surround me. sounds at this point says uh from the beginning you live briefly in Orlando with your uncle George Robson, although your mother raised you mainly in Waterloo Iowa on an old rundown farm, okay, let's go back to London with this person named George Robson, your uncle apparently someone's uncle not my new fig not a drop of that is true once I lived in West Palm Beach Florida okay I have never lived in Orlando I don't have an uncle named George Robson and I didn't live in Florida with an aunt or uncle, my mom, my sister, me, and my mom's boyfriend moved there for about a year, when I guess between fourth and fifth grade, in

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, I didn't finish fourth grade because of the way that we moved.

Okay, yeah. Yes, half of that is true. I did some strange things, but I lived them in Waterloo for about five years in a dilapidated old farmhouse. Well, at one point, not one, I mean, I lived in eight different places in Waterloo. Oh yeah, okay, we moved for a lot mainly because we couldn't pay the rent, I got you, it says you developed a source and mom introduced it to you, sure that's the best general statement, there wasn't a time when my grandmother played Elvis for me, okay, so I went into Elvis and Jim. Reeves, I don't know if she was a big Boston fan or something, I probably told you that Boston was a city, not a band, but I mean, that's what writes this, I don't really know, that's why we do it well, hear this. that's why we do it that's why we do it yes, at 15 he said he had developed a drug addiction he had overdosed on cocaine twice yes, yes I started using coconuts, everyone started smoking marijuana when I was 12 years old, no, I started smoking cigarettes when I was 10 years old.

I started doing coke and speed when I was 13 and when I was 15. Nodi twice. I actually woke up in a dumpster because I was at a

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y and I guess I owe a deed and instead go to them. He threw me into a dumpster so I woke up and I think because of that push my system actually helped me survive and I woke up and yeah, yeah, I went back to my house and shortly after we went to visit my grandmother. in Des Moines and I ended up staying and never coming back, so good, so dizzy, that's on to the next one here, it said that then you went off on your own and ended up at your grandmother's mobile home in Ohio and it said that she took legal custody. freeze Ohio oh hi my grandma never lived in a mobile home she has had the same house for 40 years in Iowa actually over 40 years in Iowa Iowa yes no Idaho no Ohio Iowa is on a map come on people no It's so hard, oh boy, yeah, all true, she took legal custody of you, yeah, okay, then I can go to school, oh, okay, God, the only reason, yeah, and she helped you buy musical team, she did it, yes, it saddens me to say that I still owe my grandmother.

Oh quite a bit of money, oh, but at the same time I think I've paid her back because I've helped her over the years with a lot of things and uh and I mean just on the platinum plates, I think she's like she's got some other tickets, oh yeah, I used to get my grandma a copy with everyone we had and suddenly her house was full of them and she was like, "you can stop now because I don't have anywhere else." to put them in, she still has a pile and any spare bedroom she doesn't work with.

I'm putting glasses on her because it's ridiculous, so she's still around. Oh yeah, that's amazing. My grandmother is 88 years old. Last year she will be 89 and she still works. she worked for 25 years at one place she retired she took a year off she got bored she went back to work she's been working there for 24 years wow she's a manic wonder where did my grandma get it from gentlemen and up and she still basically drives herself from time to time you know Sometimes she had to walk with a cane or a walker, yeah she was so mad she had to stop bowling because of her lace, she was mad I mean there are tons of trophies like she was in a league for years I used to drink.

I used to go out with her on tour when she would go and play like a guy in leagues and in different cities and yeah my grandma is great so you witnessed this oh yeah man she could roll she could roll she could roll the pillow, it's cute, it had a nice curve, yes, beautiful, that's amazing, I'm glad it's still here, yes, that's amazing. You were in your early 20s when you lived with your grandmother. You tried to commit suicide by overdose. Your grandmother took you to the hospital and to Des Moines, which is in Iowa, not Ohio, thank you, the doctors resuscitated you and you described this as the lowest point of your life, yeah, it was pretty low and you know, obviously, I was 18 and 19, okay, it was a little bit before that, okay, um, and yeah, I swallowed a bunch of pills and my ex-girlfriend's mom came to check on me and found me and took me to the hospital.

They fed me epic AK, oof, yeah okay, she's awesome for about five years. I couldn't eat pancakes because I like maple syrup and because it induces vomiting yeah, pretty easily, there was no way I was eating pancakes for a while and then they give you this liquid charcoal that just absorbs your stomach and helps you calm down. , so I was lying in a hospital, my grandmother came and got me. Me and then she brought me home. Obviously she was very disappointed. I lay on the couch for a while and the VMAs were on and wait, remember what year I was 90?

I think 90 or 91, well, it was the year that faith. love played for the first time, it was fitting, they played epic and amazing, and it somehow reinvigorated my whole will to make music like they were so good and so powerful and it was so different from anything I'd ever seen. You know it really kind of got me off my ass and that's when I started writing again, I started making music again, so it wasn't for Faith No More. I wouldn't be here, well, thanks guys. He says you met your father for the first time as an adult and then he used 3030, okay, now you have a relationship with them, although you have said that your paths don't cross that often, yeah, I mean, he knows he has his own life, I have mine, yes, we touch space.

You know, he's a lot like me. You know sometimes it's just that I'm one of those people who is very comfortable with themselves. I don't need much company. I don't know without anything, I could do my own thing. and be okay and he's pretty much the same so every once in a while you know we check in and make sure everyone's okay you know toes and fingers are all accounted for and apart from that, you know everything is fine, great, says that you know him with past alcohol abuse problems. Your wife at the time, Scarlett, helped you tremendously and also stopped you from committing suicide.

You said it was more like you tried to jump from an eighth floor balcony of the Hyatt on Sunset Boulevard in 2003, but somehow she stopped you, but then there's a contradiction that your friend Tom Hazard stops Tom Hayes, Tom, He's diggity, yeah, if he hadn't grabbed me by the shirt I'd be a splatter on the pavement, so he was the one who physically stopped. You yeah, yeah, okay, so you know I woke up the next day and I was like, "I'm done," you know, that was the first time I really committed to cleaning, yeah, and I was cleaning for about three years I started drinking. again for maybe three years and then I quit again about six years ago and I've been clean since then, so