Is this a role that you're playacting,
or is this something that you think
you're transforming into
actually,
Dr. Phil, as soon as I put on my contacts
I become a different person.
And tell me about that person you become.
I become wicked inside.
I feel like I have confidence.
You say that you're the evil one.
The wicked one, so I just went to the dictionary
to look this up to see what we're talkin' about,
and it's morally wrong or bad,
immoral, wicked, harmful, injurious,
actual or imputed bad conduct or character.
So, this is what you aspire to be.
Yes, correct.
Dr. Phil, it's not that I want to be purposely bad
or immoral, I want to express myself.
I do make music, but,
at the same time, I have fun doin' it.
And I just,
I'm so caught up in it that --
Are you turned on by death? Yes.
I get off on the acting
like as I am a wicked artist
that sings about murder and killing,
but just because I sing about it doesn't mean
I am going to murder.
You know, that's what I'm askin' you,
'cuz if you,
if this is just a role you're playing
I might think that's incredibly stupid,
but there are a lot of people that think
what I do is incredibly stupid.
That's okay if that's just an art form to you,
but if you're actually, delusionally, thinking
you're some kind of god of evil,
I got a problem with you bein' a father,
bein' exposed to a three year old.
I got a whole lotta problems with that.
That's why I'm tryin' to distinguish
is this a role you play, or a person you become.
I do this for entertainment purposes.
I am a great father.
My son is the world to me.
I look at your bills and, you know,
this is just this year.
Cable TV, past due, 428, this year.
Your energy bills for electricity and all, past due.
Your car, repossession notice, 199 bucks.
Child support for your prior relationship, $21,292.
Car payment, October, 2017, $715 past due.
Student loans, $1,750 past due.
So, right now, you say you don't need to work,
but you're total past due bills,
due right now $25,152.44,
and you say I don't need to work.
She's got a job.
Do they not do math in the evil kingdom?
(audience laughs)
Yes, they do, Dr. Phil.
You know, in my mind, I keep telling myself,
"I will get this paid.
"I will get this paid," but for right now,
I really need this prop or this mask
and I'll just borrow it, like, the money from Melissa.
He gets your credit cards and he spends the money,
and you find out when you get the statement.
Correct.
That's not borrowing.
In my mind, I use the marriage as an excuse,
"Well, what's hers is mine and what mine is
(audience laughs)
you know, and that's where I go wrong.
I know it's bad to do that.
Yeah, that's the evil part.
Yes.