As his debut feature bows in theaters and to largely negative reviews by critics, The Weeknd (née Abel Tesfaye) is admitting he understands the lampooning of HBO’s The Idol, the spiritual ...

Too many cooks in the kitchen." Though "people cared about" the limited TV series, he continued, "I think it got to a point where everyone was trying to get to the finish line.

When too many people are working on a project without clear accountability, it may produce a shoddy outcome. In fact, research conducted at Princeton University 11 years ago appears to validate this.

The Weeknd Says ‘The Idol’ Had ‘Too Many Cooks in the Kitchen’ In a recent interview, Abel "The Weeknd" Tesfaye addressed the controversy surrounding the troubled 'Idol' production history.

Too many cooks in the kitchen.” Though “people cared about” the limited TV series, he continued, “I think it got to a point where everyone was trying to get to the finish line.

When too many people are working on a project without clear accountability, it may produce a shoddy outcome. In fact, research conducted at Princeton University 11 years ago appears to validate this.

When too many people are working on a project without clear accountability, it may produce a shoddy outcome. In fact, research conducted at Princeton University 11 years ago appears to validate this.

When too many people are working on a project without clear accountability, it may produce a shoddy outcome. In fact, research conducted at Princeton University 11 years ago appears to validate this.