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The Idol Review (Episode 3): Tedros

Tedros, choke me.

The Idol Review (Episode 3): Tedros

¿Do you know that moment when a kamikaze adrenaline takes over control of yourself? When you are considering jumping over a cliff and landing right into Hell itself. You actually don’t care. In fact, you have already decided what you are going to do. You’re gonna jump. That’s it. Well, that uncontrollable force is named Tedros. A dude who is not even hot. In fact, it gives you the creeps. But, babes, there’s a very short road in between creepy and sexy. I am not sure if it’s his darkness, the dirtiness or the false control that he projects. Maybe it is the mix of it all. The unknown that you desperately want to know. A little bit of James Franco meets Pete Doherty. The carless hotness and the complete trashness. But all at once. The kid that Kate Moss and Pete Doherty never had. Yes, that’s it.

Tedros is the portrait of a dude who’s actually very present in the music industry of today.  Yes, one of those guys who don’t know shit about what they are doing. But they make it feel like they control the room every single second. They trust themselves blindly, and that’s the reason why they seem to control every single situation, even though they’re just improvising. It’s the fact that they trust themselves more than the people they interact with will ever know what makes them thrive. And the intuition. The ability to read someone with the blink of an eye. Tedros has all of that. In just two seconds he is capable of understanding the basic elements of someone. And he uses it. Especially with trauma. Actually, he is the clear definition of a manipulative person. He is one of those guys who will create vulnerable situations and that will push you to walk him over harsh moments of your life where he wasn’t present. And that’s precisely what he is going to use. He is going to tell you that only if he would have been there you would never have to go through what you experienced. He would have saved you. Manipulation University Degree, lesson 1. 

Tedros is a go-getter. A talented go-getter. And that’s actually what’s dangerous. Tedros hasn’t had the opportunity to stop improvising. Yet. But it seems that it may have come now. Let’s wait and see if he gets his shit together or if it slips through his fingers.

As a side note; episode 3 works. Sex may be all over the place. But, you know, sex is money. We could skip the moment where he puts his head below her belly on the backseat of a luxurious car while passing through Rodeo Drive. Also, the sex scene in a Valentino store fitting room. Although the product placement is introduced in a very smart way. Champagne Valentino Exclusive. I need a glass. Or maybe two. And if The Weekend chokes me in a fitting room of La Maison while someone pours it, jack pot.  Giving it a second thought, maybe we do need that hot Valentino moment, not sure. Babes, sex is money because we all want some. Period.

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