Corey Feldman Surprises Fans at Lucky Strike With Pink Floyd Performance After Making Headlines on ‘Today’ — Watch

He’s baaack! Corey Feldman surprised attendees at Lucky Strike Live in Hollywood on Wednesday, September 28, by hopping on stage and performing Pink Floyd’s classic tune “Money”

According to an eyewitness, the former child star was in his “natural element.”

“He was having a lot of fun!” the attendee recalled of Feldman’s surprise performance.

The Goonies star, 45, can be seen in a video grabbing the mic and telling the crowd, “You all know this one, come on!” before snapping to the beat and belting out the lyrics to “Money.”

“He was having a blast … he seemed very lively and spent the night dancing around the stage,” the eyewitness tells Us of the fun night.

Feldman made headlines after he gave what many considered a bizarre performance of his new single “Go 4 It” on the Today show on September 16.During an exclusive interview with Us Weekly, Feldman revealed that he cried his eyes out after he read reviews of his performance later that day.

“They just dive in with the worst, the nastiest, the filthiest comments I’ve ever read,” he told Us. “Like, ‘The wrong Corey died’ or ‘Why don’t you just go OD?’” (Feldman’s best friend, Corey Haim, died of pneumonia at the age of 38 in 2010 after years of drug abuse. Feldman has been clean and sober since age 19.)

“I don’t care if you’re hiding behind a computer or a keyboard — it’s not an excuse. It’s not acceptable,” The Lost Boys star told Us of the negative backlash he received. “The somebody that you’re talking about is a real person with real feelings and real emotions. And I’ll tell you what, if I hadn’t been through this one thousand times, I might’ve taken my life over it. And then how would everybody feel?”

After all the criticism surfaced on social media, celebs such as Miley Cryus and Pink defended the singer. Feldman also realized that any publicity is good publicity.

“Going into anything, you’re going to have some people love it and you’re going to have some people hate it and that’s OK. … I stand behind it 100 percent. We have gotten a lot of interest,” he concluded to Us. “When they see you pulling in these kinds of numbers, like 10 million views on a video in two days, that’s really unheard of. Nobody expected this. But whether you love it or you hate it, you can’t stop watching it. And that sells tickets. At the end of the day it’s success. We have succeeded.”

Watch his latest performance above.

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Miley Cyrus Joins the ‘Leave Corey Feldman Alone’ Movement After ‘Today’ Show Backlash

“Haters gonna Hate! Lovers always gonna Love!”

Further contributing to what has surely become the least-predictable pop star cause celebre of late 2016, on Thursday afternoon (Sept. 22), Miley Cyrus became the latest to defend actor Corey Feldman. Adding her voice to a chorus that already includes P!nk and Kesha, Miley took to Instagram to support Feldman’s unconventional (and unexpectedly viral) performance on Today last week.

Corey Feldman Delivers Bizarre Performance on the ‘Today’ Show

“Haters gonna Hate! Lovers always gonna Love!” writes Cyrus. “Thank you and your angels for sharing your music with us! Please enjoy life and continue to make art!” Cyrus goes on to urge Feldman to ignore his more vocal critics: “F— judgment! You have more courage than any of those hatin motha f—as!!!!”

Corey Feldman has not been able to get out of bed after the performance his new song “Go 4 It” on the Today show Friday went viral. In a since-deleted Facebook Live post, Feldman and one of his “Corey’s Angels,” Courtney Anne, addressed their critics after making headlines for a curious appearance on the morning talk show. On the show, the ’80s teen heartthrob performed a song from his fifth album Angelic 2 the Core, which he said is a “good versus evil, heaven versus hell”-themed record. The former Stand By Me and The Lost Boys star donned an all-black, hooded ensemble, and gave a now-viral performance. “We just wanted to tell everybody that, like, it’s been really painful,” Feldman, 45, said of the past 24 hours since the show aired. “We put ourselves out there and we did the best that we could. And, like, I’ve never had such mean things said about me. Like constantly.” Feldman’s performance drew comments on social media as well as in the press, becoming a Facebook trending topic for most of Saturday. As the video went on, Feldman started to sob. “All we can say is that we tried really hard,” he said. “Because we love our fans and we just wanted to give them the best show that we could. But we don’t deserve … these things that are said about us are awful.” Anne has certainly Googled the performance – and said she saw all of the negative comments about Feldman. “Like if you Google ‘Corey Feldman Today performance’ like every media is, like –,” Anne started to say before Feldman finished her statement with, “Like ‘Oh it’s so bizarre and he’s so weird and he’s so odd.’ ” Feldman said he didn’t think his song deserved such a backlash. Thanks for watching this guys. If you enjoyed it, or hated it please give it a Thumbs up and Subscribe, it really helps this channel grow and the message to spread – Ol’manrus

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Corey Feldman performs ‘Go 4 It’ live on TODAY