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Exceptional work, here. Thanks.

Amazing video dude! You did a really really good job on this..

Mad or genius? Probably a little of both?

Both a madman and a genius 👍🇺🇸

he had one child, juan. one = juan?

Fantastic work you did, I love Thompson and you did it really well to explain him and his lifestyle

Great quality video

Hunter became almost a fascination in my teens, but now I’m old i respect his work in a different way

Excellent video. His time with the Hells Angels should be a movie in itself.

Great video

Good work my guy. I was so little and soooo impressed when I first saw Fear and Loathing.

Hunter was both genius & madman. You have to have a little of both. Otherwise you are just boring & no fun. Nobody could claim Hunter S was ANY of the former!

Good thing he wrote books sure ass hell couldn't understand what the fuck he was saying.

Puerto Rico is not a different country. It has the spirit of one, but it is not one by every legal or official term. This is coming from a Puerto Rican.

They destroyed the west

This is also Bill Murray erasure

enjoyed the fuck out of this video! keep up the good work! you got a new sub

8:11 after Steadman's first taste of LSD. 🤣

8:11 after Steadman's first taste of LSD. 🤣

This was excellent - thanks for going to the trouble of making it❤

Really solid stuff.

Brilliant work mate

Hmmmm…how ‘bout both?

Not going to lie I thought he was Jim lahey 😭

cool vid

Great video

Love this life with HTS is with me now contact me for the most important story

As a professional writer, HST is one of my biggest influences. The man is a legend.

Hunter Thompson was the embodiment of the sixties spirit. A rockstar author who owned his voice. His description of Hells Angels was so immersive that you couldn't differentiate between the author and the subject. Hope to see more videos like this about other cool forgotten figures. 🤘🤘

great vid man keep it up your channels underrated

You missed the point of him

You must be both or none

I think some like to test and break the "natural" fabric of society. I think Hunter falls in that category.

Hold on. You are a non-native speaker? I have never met one person who would describe him as, "a villian". Met many who think he was irresponsible, overrated, disgusting, or morally bankrupt- but not evil. The dude communicated an unorthodox point of view, but was was not malicious, hateful, or destructive to human rights/dignity.

Bill Murray played him in a 80s movie

He found it and lived it.

this is an extremely high quality video. great job:)

Hunter enjoyed the bad guy image, as with so many who think they are bad with pushed he ran away.

Every now and again I come across a video that really deserves more exposure and a lot more appreciation. This is one such piece of work. Well done; a fitting homage to a legend of a man.

Better to be mad with the rest of the world than to be wise alone.

"A professional trouble maker" lol Such an individualist. "As much a villain as he was a hero" Those are such great ways to describe him

Outstanding overview... from a kitchen creature... you forgot that he got 2 funerals the first one was held at the Jerome Hotel months before the 2nd

Awesome !

He never mentions nixons policies, just ad hom stuff

Thanks for this video piece; it's a fine summary of a great creative force/man. (I've subscribed.)

More like drunk and stoned. Not saying he wasn't mad though. As for genius? That would be debatable.

Nothing "revolutionary" about him at all. The guy was a complete hypocrite, lived a Libertarian lifestyle and yet hobnobed with and supported creepy "progressive" Democratic politicians. The coward blew his brains out when his very young grandchildren were in the next room. Hunter never "purchased" Owl Farm, a friend rented it to him and he welshed on the rent for literally decades.

Holy shit, this video is amazing

Hunter wasn't a rebel. He was drug addict.

Great video. The only thing that wasn’t correct was Anita wasn’t on the phone with him. They supposedly had an argument and she left to go to the gym. he called her just before doing that to apologize and saying that he loved her. His son Juan and his family were in the other room of the house. They said it sounded like a book dropping on the floor. So it was his son that found him and called 911.