The Pee-ew #97: One step closer to finding Clara the Carefree Chicken!

Michael Alig and Ernie Glam debate whether Richie Rich and Amanda Lepore did Michael's makeup for Disco 2000. They also discuss what's up with Michael Tronn, AligMart's new Valentine's Day card and Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs (whatever THAT is).
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Michael Alig and Ernie Glam are back together again in The Pee-ew to bring you their special brand of political incorrectness and social satire. Each hysterical, action-packed episode features everyone's favorite ex-club kids pointing their fingers and giggling deviously at the ills of society --giving American Consumer and Celebrity culture a heavy dose of its own medicine. Are they Anarchists, Libertarians, the Illuminati? Whatever you decide, remember there are three things you must do each and every day: Eat! Sleep! Watch The Pee-ew!
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Who the hell do Michael Alig and Ernie Glam think they are? Michael Alig spearheaded a countercultural youth movement based on the concept of the Warholian "anti-Celebrity" and became King of the Club Kids before inspiring the film Party Monster, starring Macaulay Culkin. He is currently painting masterpieces of artwork; working on his autobiography, Aligula; designing a club kid-inspired clothing line called Skroddleface; directing a NYC art collective called Countdown and recording a new dance single. One of the original club kids, Ernie Glam is a journalist and irreverent talk show host by day, Underground clothing designer and stylist-to-the-stars by night; catch him - -if you can get past the red velvet ropes -- at the city's hottest nightclubs and parties.
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[@terrijofilms305]

I just recently found this channel and enjoy watching Ernie and Michael; I love “bitches want to know.” I’m so sorry to hear about Michael’s passing. 😪

[@Shroo0oomz]

where is lahoma???

[@cassielighty6148]

Michael, if ever given the chance, would you go back to club promoting?

[@ihopcsx]

RIP Michael

[@jmuhles]

Thanks for answering my question!

[@fawn277]

Michael, you're absolutely right about applying lashes; You must always apply the glue/lashes prior to liquid, cream or pencil eyeliner (because the glue will not securely adhere to the eyeliner), if you do it the opposite way the eyeliner will either peel or flake (no matter what kind you use) and the corners of the lashes will curl upwards.
I wear false lashes almost everyday, and I know what a bitch it can be! It also helps to always use DUO brand surgical adhesive (which can be found in any drugstore wherever false eyelashes are sold).
Nowadays though you can just get eyelash-extensions.. But I am way too scared to have that done (it's hard enough wearing hair extensions, I don't need the trauma of having them on my eyes too). But, they do look fab, lolz.

[@seanmooar1101]

Hey michael i recently subed to u and i was wondering if you realy sang the song money,success,fame,glamour,?

[@fawn277]

Michael and Ernie address that topic in a previous video, in which they discuss the MANY inaccuracies of the movie 'Party Monster'; Including the fact that the song 'Money, Success, Fame, Glamour" was a song written by the producers and used only for the movie.. In fact in that same scene, Seth Green's ensemble is actually based on the one that Jenny Talia wore on Phil Donahue's show.
Anyway, both Michael, and James have separately discussed this scene (because it is one of the most popular in the film) and basically said that it was merely a plot device/ fabrication used for effect (and to move the story along), and that it never actually happened.
If you're interested in finding the video, unfortunately I can't recall which one it is specifically (sorry) but if you go through the Pee-ew's uploads you will find at least 2 or 3 that discuss the movie and Michael's thoughts/feelings about it.

[@ma4146]

Aghhhh. Mikeys catfish account. Lord has blessed you

[@ryans7146]

Look at Michael talking about Maslow's theory... He fancy.

[@c.c.244]

Gothic,"purse" I found it the past moments those are left l.h. "hot black" ahh. "wallet no repeats"

[@courtneymoran3759]

Sweet brilliance...

[@sarahdaw6648]

Sent you an email....found her!! It's the last one I sent you...I sent a bunch and then I found her....

[@dankfamous1]

#wheresclara@

[@Admeralsarms]

this is getting sad