Screenshot: YouTube The career of William Patrick Corgan, bard of the ennui-stricken youth of the ’90s, has been many things, but predictable is not one of them. Smashing Pumpkins frontman; musical consigliere for Third Eye Blind; potential romancer of supernatural shapeshifters; noble defender of Nickelback; guy willing to piss on Radiohead; man who wants to mail you a box of food; they’re all there in his rich and distorted-guitar-laden past. The man has worn many hats in his time—some metaphorically, yes, but also literally, as a quick Google search will reveal. Advertisement This unpredictability makes for a roller-coaster ride of media coverage (including that time he was on an actual roller coaster looking all sad, ah, we had fun with that one, didn’t we), but it also means we have to look twice when, say, someone remakes “Bullet With Butterfly Wings” as an intentionally corny ’80s pop tune, taking the angsty vocal track and dropping it into the newly upbeat version of the song. Did Corgan do this himself? He did not, this time anyway; it was a YouTuber named Martijn Frazier. But our point is, it