Mayim Bialik's Breakdown: Corey Feldman - 70% Of My Friends are Gone. #shortsvideo #shorts

[SurvivorRevive]

He doesn't get enough credit for his bravery. He has been calling this out for years. Way before Weinstein. And, of course, no one wanted to listen.

[Akearsing]

I will always love Corey for speaking up. RIP Haim 22

[sugarskull]

I'm so glad people are finally listening to you Cory.

[andieabrams]

My aunt taught me how to use drugs when I was mourning over my mothers death. "The abusers were the ones giving us the drugs" really hit me hard. Thank you Corey. 🖤

[pseudopuppy]

This man has been betrayed & gaslit by so many. He (& every victim) absolutely deserves better.

[godivagal]

Corey has been talking about this for decades. Literally decades. He was blackballed in Hollywood because he would not give up. Would not sit down and just take it and be quiet. His best friends died because they couldn't live with what happened to them. It wasn't just a regular overdose. It was self medicating from pain. Deep emotional pain. Corey wouldn't name the people who did this to him and the others. He was afraid for his life and for good reason. He is an advocate and he really has been consistent in what he's said for a long time. He did his best to protect kids coming up behind him. I'm glad people are finally listening and believing him. Thank you Mayim for giving him not only time to speak, but the understanding and a shoulder he needed from someone who was there at the same time. You're really a very special human. 💙

[jd-umjw]

Thank you for validating his experience. Sometimes thats all you need. The entire world has been gaslighting him for years..

[jackiejones]

It is so very important to get this message out, you are giving a very loud voice for all survivors of child sexual abuse and neglect. I love you both

[minnietrout]

Every damn one of them needs to be held accountable.

[co]

The fact that Corey is still alive is a testament to the amount of effort he's spent dragging himself away from the edge. I wish more people could understand that emotional/mental struggles are legitimately draining. Just as much as physical illness. Grant yourself grace.

[Magicferrydust]

Seems like Corey has been trying to speak the truth for a long time but he got the crap end of the stick because no one believed him for a long time.

[ThatMontanaMom]

Mass respect for Corey Feldman. He spoke up and got so much crap for doing so but he stood strong and never stopped talking about it.

[beeintelligent]

Corey, for what it is worth, this insidious, evil behavior crosses over to the non-famous children everywhere. The difference is that we don’t have a meaningful platform to voice our feelings. I’m 61 yo and grew up in the 60’s & 70’s. The sick perverted adults in my life were everywhere. Drugs were everywhere. Abuse was everywhere. Thank you for speaking out and I pray for healing for me, you, everyone that went thru this sick behavior.

[CraigEVH]

I am 54 and feel for this guy. Thanks for giving him a platform to speak and legitimize these events/tragedies in his life.

[erinjean]

Corey, you are validated, it was BS how you were treated.

[lysabritt]

Mayim, I admire you so very much for allowing him to come on and speak his truth. You absolutely made him feel validated. You listened to every word he spoke. As someone who has lived through abuse and deal with the demons each and every day, just having someone listen and actually hear the words you speak means everything. Thank you

[JennasMusic]

I do not care what anyone tries to say about Corey, I adore him and am appreciative of Maiam allowing him to share his story.

[robmangeri]

Praying for you man! Also I’m glad Mayim is someone he can talk to!

[Haybear_]

My heart breaks for Corey Feldman and his peers who suffered right in front of our eyes.

[JulieWerner-mujx]

I am so sorry this happened to him. Keep moving forward. Keep helping others with your knowledge.