Intro Chris Hansen: Your Initial Thoughts on What Has
[intro Chris Hansen: Your initial thoughts on what has surfaced in the last several months on Dahvie Vanity? How do you characterize what you’ve heard and what do you think of it all? Jeffree Star: So, when I quit music, I quit everything, meaning I didn’t talk any of these people ever again, until this date. It wasn’t shocking since Dahvie’s always been horrible. I wanna answer everyone’s questions today. But I was happy that people are finally getting a voice, because back in the day I don’t think a lot of people took things like this serious. And everything that he’s been accused of, people back in the day did not take it as serious as they do now, which is so horrible. So I’m glad that things are really coming to light. At the end of the day, the goal is for him to be sitting in a prison cell, so I’m ready to dive in, you know what I mean? CH: Well, take me back to those days in the mid-to-late 2005, 2010, 2012… what was that music scene like and what was happening in it? JS: It was very punk rock and what I mean by that it was a very crass and offensive culture, whether it was electronic music or dance, we were in this- I called this the “myspace culture” cause that was kind of the timeframe. And things were just very different than how they are now. It was very rock’n’roll, we did a lot of things to be offensive and me and Dahvie first met because I believe he was a fan of me.
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