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, has drawn controversy for resurfaced comments from a 2014 podcast in which he discusses an encounter featuring «rapey behavior.» He later clarified that the story was fictional and said the podcast was an «extension of his art.»In clips of the now-defunct podcast, , Choe tells his co-host, porn actor and director Asa Akira, and a group of guests a story that has been criticized as rape and sexual assault since it's been widely shared after  debuted last week. reported on the podcast's discussion back in 2014, including the full transcript of Choe's comments.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor A snafu by Mattel — which accidentally printed the URL for a porn site on packaging for dolls based on Universal Pictures’ “Wicked” movie — has yielded a bonanza of traffic for Wicked Pictures, the adult-entertainment company that actually owns the web address. In the last two days, searches for “wicked.com” (the URL misprinted by Mattel on the toy packages) have surged to their highest levels since mid-2012, according to the Google Trends analytics tool.

 creator Lee Sung Jin and the show's stars, Ali Wong and Steven Yeun, have broken their silence in the wake of the scandal surrounding one of the show's breakout stars, David Choe.In a joint statement to, Jin, Wong and Yeun addressed Choe's comments a week after Choe found himself embroiled in controversy when his crass comments from a 2014 interview on a podcast resurfaced, in which he referred to himself as a «successful rapist.» There was immediate backlash following the episode, and he apologized in 2014 and then again in 2017. His 2014 comments resurfaced amid becoming an instant hit on Netflix.«The story David Choe fabricated nine years ago is undeniably hurtful and extremely disturbing,» the statement read.

The team behind hit Netflix drama Beef have gone on record to respond to the controversy surrounding comments made by the show’s co-star David Choe.

Jordan Moreau The creator and stars of Netflix’s popular show “Beef” have responded to resurfaced criticism against cast member David Choe, who has recently come under fire for a 2014 podcast interview where he had joked about being a “successful rapist” during a massage. On Friday, “Beef” creator Lee Sung Jin and executive producers and stars Steven Yeun and Ali Wong released a statement to Variety, calling Choe’s story “undeniably hurtful and extremely disturbing” but that he’s “put in the work to get the mental health support he needed.” “The story David Choe fabricated nine years ago is undeniably hurtful and extremely disturbing. We do not condone this story in any way, and we understand why this has been so upsetting and triggering. We’re aware David has apologized in the past for making up this horrific story, and we’ve seen him put in the work to get the mental health support he needed over the last decade to better himself and learn from his mistakes,” they said.

David Choe has protected himself using copyright laws to his favor following backlash over resurfaced audios where he admitted to “rapey behavior.”

People are calling for a boycott of the Netflix series Beef after actor David Choe‘s comments about his “rapey” behavior resurfaced online.

98% fresh rating among critics on Rotten Tomatoes.However, Choe’s role was called into question online after investigative journalist Aura Bogado tweeted an unsettling clip from the artist’s now-defunct podcast “DVDASA.” The tweet has since been deleted “in response to a report from the copyright holder,” per Twitter reps.In the 2014 episode, entitled “Erection Quest,” the former “Vice” writer brazenly discussed touching a “black” masseuse without her consent, boasting that he was a “successful rapist,” Buzzfeed reported. Choe described in lurid detail how he forced her to give him oral sex even though she’d “given me no signs that she’s into me or that this is appropriate behavior,” the Daily Mail reported.“The thrill of possibly going to jail, you know, that’s what achieved the erection quest,” Choe exclaimed in the clip.

A$AP Ferg, Young M.A, Sukihana and Rubi Rose.Available to stream on Spotify, Apple Music and a selection of other platforms, the new offering features a selection of new festive tracks – including Ferg on ‘Mistletoe’, Rubi Rose on ‘Naughty girl’ and Sukihana on the aptly-titled ‘Ho’.The album concludes with “Stuff Our Stockings Santa” an outro skit featuring Young M.A as Santa and Pornhub ambassador Asa Akira.“I made the craziest Christmas song for this album and I can’t wait for everyone to hear it,” said A$AP Ferg.“We’re excited to bring some holiday cheer to our fans with our ‘XXXmas’ holiday album.