Summary
Codified antagonist group named in a community song: Christine, Tony, Bronze Chicken, Sweet Pea, Beets. Represents the show's mythologization of its critics into recurring characters.
Episodes (5)
Psyche Haters Club 2.0
The inaugural episode of Cult of Psyche, titled 'Psyche Haters Club 2.0,' establishes the show's foundation for exploring tarot, prophecy, and occult topics, with Psyche discussing the concept of 'haters' and their behaviors. The episode is a poetic and satirical critique of online culture and the people who thrive on drama and negativity.
What Passes as "Entertainment" These Days Makes Me Wonder Where the World is Headed
Psyche discusses his concerns about modern entertainment and its impact on society, while also sharing personal stories and addressing issues with his cat, Trix, being missing. He critiques the hypocrisy and facade of some individuals in the entertainment industry.
I Will Never Be Them (Thank The Stars)
Psyche returns from a platform exile with an epic musical performance and introspective monologue, addressing his return to streaming and reflecting on his relationship with his community and critics.
Masquerade Ball Open Panel
Psyche hosts an 8+ hour masquerade-themed open panel featuring an extended poetic prologue, discussion of altar mechanics and archival practices, musical performances, tarot readings, book excerpts from the 'Nightmares' gospel, panel discussions with guests like Christine, Arthur, and others, and multiple creative videos and explainer segments.
Bronze Chicken Modding with his FEE FEES. PLUS Evil...
Psyche hosts a chaotic panel introducing his Russian friend Lola and her cat Rudy, then discusses ongoing harassment from a 'haters club' including Bronze Chicken modding him out of Money for 20's chat and Tony allegedly sending scrap collectors, manure, and dead animals to panelist Tracy's house. Alexander Holand joins late and reveals he served 10 years in prison for cocaine trafficking.
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