【Pehredaaar Again (2025) Hindi Web Series】

Gooniesstar Corey Feldman began his new career as a crooning Grim Reaper on Pehredaaar Again (2025) Hindi Web SeriesFriday's Todayshow.

Before launching into a musical set with his band of angels, Feldman explained that the theme of his new album, Angelic 2 the Core, isthe battle between good and evil. Obviously.

"If you look, actually, at the artwork on the album, you'll see that it's me trying to climb out of a fiery pit," he said.

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Feldman's subsequent performance was like if Criss Angel's life became a musical, or if you had a bad dream about Corey Feldman performing on the Todayshow.

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Although it may be his most riveting, this was not Feldman's first foray into music. He's been releasing tunes since the '90s. Once, he performed with Limp Bizkit, and his new song features Snoop Dogg. Wonderful!

Watch Feldman's full Today set below.

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