The little sidewalk vendors he visited in Vietnam became pilgrimages for travelers. Several of them have expanded into brick and mortar businesses. There is a video on RUclips with the sobbing owners. He changed so many lives. Not many people are as positively impactful as Anthony Bourdain.
Not sure how I stumbled here, but Anthony Bourdain is one of the most important figures in my life. I'm a service industry lifer. It's not a life that's for most people, and one that a lot of people look down upon. But Anthony's success and outlook on life in this industry always made me feel better about the direction my life had swayed. It sucks he had inner demons that ultimately got the best of him. His presence had such an important impact on a lot of us out here and he will never know.
It’s not a life for most, but most people form an opinion on a life they know little to nothing about. I’m in the same life situation. It’s a sad realization that many people in the food service industry feel just like Anthony. So many people look down on it, yet they don’t live that life and are ignorant to it’s struggles. It’s hard work but can be rewarding. If I can pay my bills and work hard, why do people look down on it? Especially when they are usually customers. So many judge you for all your life choices and then expect you to be joyful to make them fat and happy. I’d never pick apart someone’s life at their 9-5 so I want the same respect at my night shift.
God I miss him. I loved all 4 of his shows. Still can't really believe it. He gave me the spark to see the world. The way he poetically wrapped up every show was so beautiful and moving it made me want to jump on a plane and follow in his footsteps. RIP to legend, Anthony Bourdain
I've been a fan of Anthony since I was a kid. He always came off as someone you could easily conversate with and have a good time! A special man to say the least, he will be greatly missed!
He was intelligent, and open minded human being....his death hit me hard and even didnt know him. It meant so much to me to see him travel and share his experience" such good story teller. Fuck! Im crying right now. He was one of a kind
Just watched the Montana episode for the third time. Even before Bourdain passed, even before I was a fan of the Joe Rogan podcast, that was my favorite episode. Of all the places in the world that I traveled with Anthony, the one in my own backyard was the most poignant. I cried at the end this time. Thank you Anthony, for all that you shared with this Earth -- and thanks to Joe and Morgan for taking the time to remember a dear friend.
Bourdain's death was the only one to make me cry, him and Rogan (and very few others) played a huge role into me becoming who I am today since I became a fan of them in my late teens many years back (they were positive male role models in my formative years when I only had a few in real life). He made me want to travel and experience things whether that be food or just other cultures in general and help formulate my outlook on life. His wit and badass no bullshit attitude was such a powerful inspiration to me, and I always looked up to him as someone I wanted to be more like, so when someone that important to you ends up taking their own lives it hits far deeper than it would normally.. But at the end of the day some people are just tormented, and I only know how that can feel a little bit, so I can only imagine how miserable it must be for you to consider taking your own life just to end it all no matter how badass or successful you are. It makes me really take mental health more seriously. I hope people who haven't seen his shows go back and watch them and appreciate what he left behind (start with Rogan's episode if you haven't seen any yet), because his positive outlook on humanity (especially in places where there isn't that much positivity going on) needs to be adopted as much as possible especially in dividing times like these. R.I.P to one of the best people ever to live.
"But at the end of the day some people are just tormented." Who knows how tormented he was. He was a great man who did a LOT of stuff, and in the end, he mightve seen that he had already done all and decided to end it. No shame in that.
His wit, No BS attitude were always spot on. Ive never heard anyone disagree with him. King of common sense. And travel makes anyone more open minded. Since he passed, I dont think anything has been said or written has truly described him. Robin Williams, Chris Cornell...rough year.
I'm sitting here at 5am with tears in my eyes all these months later. I never thought I'd ever feel like this from a celebrities death. I'm happy he had such an impact on so many people.
Because He knew, that in the end, it doesn't matter what you eat. What mattered was with whom you've shared that experience. That's what all of his shows were about :)
Comeone man...he's focused on spending his millions of dollars and trying to make more off the system! Maynards a selfish sellout douche who doesnt care about music or his band. Its money he 's focused on.
Anthony Bourdain became a personal hero of mine, because of his attitudes to life and the world. It is a very select group of people that can affect me in that way.
Gotta say, I appreciate the fact that we live in an age where 2 grown, fit, and strong grown men can sit together and cry for a lost friend whom they loved. This is what it means to be a man.
I don't think anybody who knew him personally could've ever imagined he'd ever take his own life but me as a viewer of his show for many years, you could tell there was always something a little dark under the surface with Bourdain.
Bourdain was the best representation of a great cultural curious American. I'm a Vietnamese American and I admire this man and I will continue to introduce everyone I know to his show and life's work while he was here. He is missed.
For many it was hard, well said Henna. I love you if that means anything. Your positive energy is obvious through your comment, you are a nice person and I hope this comment finds you well.
Anthony was one of a kind! I still watch reruns of his show! I think one of my favorite episodes was Indonesia - such a diverse and fascinating culture! One of his guests on that episode said it would take you 40 years to eat each Indonesian dish! I was a teacher in SE Asia for a few years and can relate to why Vietnam was his favorite. He was gone too soon!
I could see through his Instagram videos he was tired of it (life). Alone in hotel rooms. So much to live for, but he lived more than most would. It really is sad..
Bourdain's travel documentaries are completely unique television. I'm halfway through the CNN shows and, aside from some preachy political moralizing at times, it is Bourdain at his finest both on screen and in his writing and narration. There are hints in some of the shows of his fatalistic, even nihilistic mindset foreshadowing his suicide.
I was in the Dallas airport on my way to San Diego when I saw on the giant TV that Anthony passed away. It was a shocker and it made me feel a lot more thankful about the life I have now because of the fact I never took my own life a couple years prior. He was a personality I looked up to. Genuine, uplifting, did everything and anything he wanted to do. Definitely a good inspiration for people.
Christian Prado but shouldn't you look at it like what he did or said that made you happy now was all bullshit. Even he didn't believe it shown by the fact he said screw it and checked out. You should be evaluating who you look up to.
No one is perfect. Everyone makes mistakes and you shouldn't do EVERYTHING your inspirations do. Miles Davis is one of my heroes but I'm not gonna go get hopped up on heroin and carry a pistol around just because he did it. Everything in life should be taken with a grain of salt.
Really sad about bourdain I fell in love with his knowledge n raw way he portrayed the world. As a Sagittarius myself his job sounds like a dream job but u never know what a person is going through in the inside
I got to train with him in Jiu-Jitsu one time. I told Anthony he should go to Okinawa to do a show. He did and trained with my old Karate master in the show.
My wife and I went to Dojo Bar and met the owner and also that amazing Okinawa restaurant w the pork belly, after seeing the episode. Will never forget.
I have watched every episode of every show of Anthony Bourdain..I mean all, over and over again! I related to him on every level, specifically addiction. I too have jumped from addiction to addiction and never understood why! He once said, not sure which episode, you will never find that feeling of that first high! Totally relate! We're chasing a ghost..yup! He's verbiage, body language and looks were those of a struggling confused addict; even during his post recovery..he was hesitant to admit he was an addict. I completely understand if we admit we are addicts we claim it forever..we'd rather call it a demon! I love Tony and admire his conviction to conquer the myth that we can't live a fulfilling life on our own terms! I will forever follow him through TV, books and recipes!!!
I never take to many celebrities, although I had an amazing connection to Anthony. He had a mysterious magic about him! I don’t think that he was fully aware of the tremendous impact that he had on us. I remember crying like a baby when he passed. That is something that I NEVER do! RIP Anthony Bourdain!
R.i.p tony im a line cook read all your books, la Familia fuck it hurts because tony was the 1st chef 1st guy to put our life out there. The life of a line cook...he had our backs, that is super important, maybe not for people not in our industry but man he was a big deal. Despite his death hes still chef
I FINALLY understand why there were a few random comments/references to his death being a homicide. Anthony had a passion for this world I don’t think he left bc he chose to leave. And also the way he left it’s all highly suspicious at the very least
I felt/feel like a family member was lost! EVERYBODY mourned him all over the world, no matter what race or creed! He could have run for president and won! RIP Big Ant.!
Why does Anthony Bourdain still bother us. Only knew him as a TV Celebrity and still years later his face haunts one's awareness. Sad. Like Robin Williams....it's just a human sadness we all feel. And I don't know what finally broke him so much...but something just did.
lmao he only dropped it like twenty times. Good call mate. Maynard is a crybaby ....all he ever did was write gibberish over really talented musicians. He's money focused now...wants to be a big WIG.
Like Joe said, Bourdain had no background athletics, but clearly, having been working in kitchens for a huge part of his life, was used to physicallly demanding and strenuous activities.
Bro you ever seen pictures of Bourdain shirtless considering he was a heavy drinker and smoker this dude was in crazy shape
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@@JC-ul6cw No, I never have, but my comment wasn't meant to be ironic. The environment of a professional kitchen is, in fact, very strenuous and demanding. The book "Heat", by the journalist Bill Bufford, for example, is an account of the year the author spent working as a rookie assistant in chef Mario Batali's New York kitchen. The book chronicles in detail how heavy is the work in a high-end kitchen.
@ Oh yeah I can imagine. I would fucking hate working in a high end kitchen the stress would be unbearable but hey some people can just handle that kinda pressure.
That episode was was one of my favourite one and the food was awesome, buffalo stacks berry soup and fry bread. Plus the Indian relay (rodeo) so cool rip.
My heart is broken! I suffer from mental Illness. It's no joke ! He was so awesome! People do not get how serious it can be it's no joke. RIP beautiful soul!!! ❤️
Sorry for your loss , he will missed. Only show i would serial watch was Parts Unknown. Maybe Anthony had sensory overload? Seen to much sadness and hate on the world, and was blind sided couldn't see the love and good times. Maybe there was more going on then the public knew; obviously. Rest in peace Anthony
Listening to this from July 2022,I'm wondering if he knew how much he was/is truly loved and respected globally would he have opted on the out option???I view him as the cool big Brother/ Friend character :0)
Glad as fuck you got to hang out with a legend. It's really hard when people like that leave us. My dad was also a legend.. Suicide is a bitch. I'm sorry for your loss.
I appreciate Joe's tears, as they are sincere, and spilling for a person, who, can't be replaced, and THAT, in this world of puppet,-cloned, lockstep - cowardly sheep, is something so very very special and rare.... And i wonder just how many like Joe, can even realize the size of the catastrophic loss that is created by the passing of Anthony Bourdain. So, you ask yourself,.. WHO could step into the gap, into the shoes... and do what this amazing man accomplished? Who? . He was a mosaic original. There is nothing else/noone like him. So, i hope you appreciated him while he was out there doing it and giving his all, and if you didnt, be glad for the opportunity to watch what he left us all so that we might see what a vision he offered, in every show, and in every interview, and in every book.
I hear you. My wife and I always loved his shows. So when we heard of his passing, we stopped watching Parts Unknown because it kinda felt weird. About 4 months ago we tried again, because there were so many episodes that Netflix still hadn't uploaded yet. So catch up, you know?. I fucking choked listening to him. My wife was silent the whole time. We didn't comment, we didn't discuss what he was saying. We finished that one episode, turn it off and haven't watched it since. It physically hurts to listen to Anthony talk and know he is gone. It sucks, because Anthony really wanted to know and understand everyone. Except hipsters lol. But, man, he was so genuine trying to know and understand what makes people tick. And that is so fucking rare these days. The last 2 decades have been a growing turmoil of the "its all about me" mentality that he fucking stuck out like a gentle giant that wanted to hear you. Genuinely hear you, and share with you. So fucking rare this days.
I've been watching a lot of it, but it's bittersweet because I know that, some day, I'll get to the end of it, and there will never be any more. No one could do it like him.
I turned 59 yesterday and I work out every day, a 40 pound kettle bell is my little friend. I will not go softly into the night. Next goal, kangaroo wrestling...roo-jitsu.
runeplate123 Broadcast your stupidity. That's a good idea... How does your ignorance make you look clever? Do you think not understanding something impresses people?
The world is full of plastic souls. So much so that I lean towards being misanthropic. There are very few truly good people who are just "real" , no BS, no vanity, jealousy or agenda. Anthony was one of those. His only agenda was to be nice to your fellow man, encourage people to get off their ass and experience different foods, different scenery, different cultures, etc...and to just enjoy life. No words...no words...
While I totally believe people should be able to leave this planet when they want to... I mean we don't get to choose when we were born we don't get to choose those circumstances part of why I really need to consider reasons to keep going is just not to hurt the people that love us. I am turning 55 this year I have done everything I want to do and I really don't want to be 65. I don't want to grow old. But I also don't want my parents to go through the hardship of a police officer letting them know that I am no longer here because I took my own life. So yeah you choose your battles based partially on the people that love you. That being said I have huge respect for Anthony Bourdain and I don't think he was a horrible person to do what he did.
Anthony wont get to see any of this. I dont know what he'd feel to see this outpouring of love for him. Send your friends a text or a call. Love you tony.
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The little sidewalk vendors he visited in Vietnam became pilgrimages for travelers. Several of them have expanded into brick and mortar businesses. There is a video on RUclips with the sobbing owners. He changed so many lives. Not many people are as positively impactful as Anthony Bourdain.
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This one? ruclips.net/video/LzO9NITmd84/видео.html
Not sure how I stumbled here, but Anthony Bourdain is one of the most important figures in my life. I'm a service industry lifer. It's not a life that's for most people, and one that a lot of people look down upon. But Anthony's success and outlook on life in this industry always made me feel better about the direction my life had swayed. It sucks he had inner demons that ultimately got the best of him. His presence had such an important impact on a lot of us out here and he will never know.
It’s not a life for most, but most people form an opinion on a life they know little to nothing about. I’m in the same life situation. It’s a sad realization that many people in the food service industry feel just like Anthony. So many people look down on it, yet they don’t live that life and are ignorant to it’s struggles. It’s hard work but can be rewarding. If I can pay my bills and work hard, why do people look down on it? Especially when they are usually customers. So many judge you for all your life choices and then expect you to be joyful to make them fat and happy. I’d never pick apart someone’s life at their 9-5 so I want the same respect at my night shift.
God I miss him. I loved all 4 of his shows. Still can't really believe it. He gave me the spark to see the world. The way he poetically wrapped up every show was so beautiful and moving it made me want to jump on a plane and follow in his footsteps. RIP to legend, Anthony Bourdain
Shaggy i was lucky enough to jump on a plane and follow his footsteps...
i made a tribute vid to say thanks.
irreplaceable
Well said.
Anthony Bourdain is one of those you’ve never met but you know he could’ve been a good friend of yours.. still live in our hearts. Rest in paradise.
Joe Rogan is the most important interviewer of our time.
@@Stone46988 why come to the video to hate? Lol
lol
Howard Stern is the best still I think. He could get things out of ppl that no one else could
Calypso 1000 -both WERE great. ...something changed...for the worse...
Ben Corwin hahaha nope. Howard stern is.
I've been a fan of Anthony since I was a kid. He always came off as someone you could easily conversate with and have a good time! A special man to say the least, he will be greatly missed!
He was intelligent, and open minded human being....his death hit me hard and even didnt know him. It meant so much to me to see him travel and share his experience" such good story teller. Fuck! Im crying right now. He was one of a kind
Just watched the Montana episode for the third time. Even before Bourdain passed, even before I was a fan of the Joe Rogan podcast, that was my favorite episode. Of all the places in the world that I traveled with Anthony, the one in my own backyard was the most poignant. I cried at the end this time. Thank you Anthony, for all that you shared with this Earth -- and thanks to Joe and Morgan for taking the time to remember a dear friend.
It's my favorite too. It's so amazing
I will miss Anthony Bordain, wish we could have helped him some how.
Bourdain's death was the only one to make me cry, him and Rogan (and very few others) played a huge role into me becoming who I am today since I became a fan of them in my late teens many years back (they were positive male role models in my formative years when I only had a few in real life). He made me want to travel and experience things whether that be food or just other cultures in general and help formulate my outlook on life. His wit and badass no bullshit attitude was such a powerful inspiration to me, and I always looked up to him as someone I wanted to be more like, so when someone that important to you ends up taking their own lives it hits far deeper than it would normally..
But at the end of the day some people are just tormented, and I only know how that can feel a little bit, so I can only imagine how miserable it must be for you to consider taking your own life just to end it all no matter how badass or successful you are. It makes me really take mental health more seriously.
I hope people who haven't seen his shows go back and watch them and appreciate what he left behind (start with Rogan's episode if you haven't seen any yet), because his positive outlook on humanity (especially in places where there isn't that much positivity going on) needs to be adopted as much as possible especially in dividing times like these.
R.I.P to one of the best people ever to live.
Keep your head up my brother.
Absolutely the same.
"But at the end of the day some people are just tormented."
Who knows how tormented he was. He was a great man who did a LOT of stuff, and in the end, he mightve seen that he had already done all and decided to end it. No shame in that.
His wit, No BS attitude were always spot on. Ive never heard anyone disagree with him. King of common sense. And travel makes anyone more open minded. Since he passed, I dont think anything has been said or written has truly described him. Robin Williams, Chris Cornell...rough year.
I'm sitting here at 5am with tears in my eyes all these months later. I never thought I'd ever feel like this from a celebrities death. I'm happy he had such an impact on so many people.
I've been 'vegetarian' for 25 years, and I loved Anthony Bourdain. The world is emptier without that dude.
Because He knew, that in the end, it doesn't matter what you eat. What mattered was with whom you've shared that experience. That's what all of his shows were about :)
No one cares what you eat dude. Seriously.
you missed my point Johnny. carry on.
"The world didn't get smaller, there's just less in it now."
Anthony's deeds and verbal judo are legendary, may he rest in peace! God Bless Anthony Bourdain!
Still doesn’t seem real. Doesn’t seem like something he would do. My condolences to these guys and respect for expressing their emotion.
Democrats are cunts you are a heartlessness idiot who has literally no idea what you are talking about
i feel the same way.. but, we are where we are.
i agree with doesnt seem real...makes no sense.
2018: i lost my father to cancer, and Tony to sadness.
only just realising the true impact good men have on our insignificant lives...
😔
Sorry man
Bourdain was a rebel. That's what made him interesting.
Bourdain was a true American Icon, we've lost something great.
2:20 you're also such a genuine unique person Joe, I'm sure Anthony Bourdain was proud to be your friend.
Joe Rogan is the GOAT podcaster 🐐
What abt h3h3? The discount version?
@Davey Crocko lel i watched a couple of his shows cause of the guests. He didnt appeal to me as an interviewer.
Michael he might be better then stern and he is in my opinion
Bastard is always crying, getting me in my feelings too
Shill Rogan is scared samething will happen to him if he doesn't comply. It is not disrespect to say there was foul play in this.
He was the definition of a real man! Loved this dude! He knew so much! I would say, if he was alive... president!!!!!!!
Maynard is a jujitsu brown belt... wtf!
Comeone man...he's focused on spending his millions of dollars and trying to make more off the system! Maynards a selfish sellout douche who doesnt care about music or his band. Its money he 's focused on.
He's gotta spend his time on something between albums.
Maynard is the reason I started watching this podcast 10 years ago.
Anthony Bourdain became a personal hero of mine, because of his attitudes to life and the world. It is a very select group of people that can affect me in that way.
He inspired me to dine in all kinds of restaurants. And also inspired me to travel. You will be missed Anthony
Gotta say, I appreciate the fact that we live in an age where 2 grown, fit, and strong grown men can sit together and cry for a lost friend whom they loved. This is what it means to be a man.
I don't think anybody who knew him personally could've ever imagined he'd ever take his own life but me as a viewer of his show for many years, you could tell there was always something a little dark under the surface with Bourdain.
ed ubinas takes one to know one...
i could see it too ✊
his involvements in child trafficking
Bourdain was the best representation of a great cultural curious American. I'm a Vietnamese American and I admire this man and I will continue to introduce everyone I know to his show and life's work while he was here. He is missed.
His death has hit me hard i still can’t get over it
For many it was hard, well said Henna. I love you if that means anything. Your positive energy is obvious through your comment, you are a nice person and I hope this comment finds you well.
Anthony was one of a kind! I still watch reruns of his show! I think one of my favorite episodes was Indonesia - such a diverse and fascinating culture! One of his guests on that episode said it would take you 40 years to eat each Indonesian dish!
I was a teacher in SE Asia for a few years and can relate to why Vietnam was his favorite.
He was gone too soon!
RIP Bourdain! Hope your soul is at rest & peace!
Still so sad what happened. Anthony was a wonderful guy.
I honestly miss Anthony Bourdain so much
Beautiful show of emotions for your friend Joe. This gets me even now. Big Love Joe Rogan 💙
Joe Rogan is a genuine rare person,he has a heart of gold
Yet he doesn't see the good in socialism so maybe not quite a heart of gold.
I could see through his Instagram videos he was tired of it (life). Alone in hotel rooms. So much to live for, but he lived more than most would. It really is sad..
Bourdain's travel documentaries are completely unique television. I'm halfway through the CNN shows and, aside from some preachy political moralizing at times, it is Bourdain at his finest both on screen and in his writing and narration. There are hints in some of the shows of his fatalistic, even nihilistic mindset foreshadowing his suicide.
His short scene in The Big Short was legendary. That aside, an amazing human being.
I seen that the other day 😢
Anthony Bourdain got the touch,
and he touched many people deep inside, authentic, an absolute leged. He found the extraordinary in the very ordinary.
I was in the Dallas airport on my way to San Diego when I saw on the giant TV that Anthony passed away. It was a shocker and it made me feel a lot more thankful about the life I have now because of the fact I never took my own life a couple years prior. He was a personality I looked up to. Genuine, uplifting, did everything and anything he wanted to do. Definitely a good inspiration for people.
Christian Prado but shouldn't you look at it like what he did or said that made you happy now was all bullshit. Even he didn't believe it shown by the fact he said screw it and checked out. You should be evaluating who you look up to.
No one is perfect. Everyone makes mistakes and you shouldn't do EVERYTHING your inspirations do. Miles Davis is one of my heroes but I'm not gonna go get hopped up on heroin and carry a pistol around just because he did it. Everything in life should be taken with a grain of salt.
Still can’t watch No Reservations, just hurts still. That man changed my life
One of the best so far.
Really sad about bourdain I fell in love with his knowledge n raw way he portrayed the world. As a Sagittarius myself his job sounds like a dream job but u never know what a person is going through in the inside
Thank you for your emotional honesty!!! Love you Joe Rogan!! ❤️ #RealMen!
R.I.P. A.B
After 30 years working in professional kitchens gave Anthony insights that celebrity chefs can’t fathom 🙏.
I got to train with him in Jiu-Jitsu one time. I told Anthony he should go to Okinawa to do a show. He did and trained with my old Karate master in the show.
That’s so cool
My wife and I went to Dojo Bar and met the owner and also that amazing Okinawa restaurant w the pork belly, after seeing the episode. Will never forget.
I get and know the peace he needed! RIP beautiful, Soul ❤️
Already 5 years.. rest in peace Tony.
I loved Tony about as much as you could love a stranger. What a loss
Well said!
I have watched every episode of every show of Anthony Bourdain..I mean all, over and over again! I related to him on every level, specifically addiction. I too have jumped from addiction to addiction and never understood why! He once said, not sure which episode, you will never find that feeling of that first high! Totally relate! We're chasing a ghost..yup! He's verbiage, body language and looks were those of a struggling confused addict; even during his post recovery..he was hesitant to admit he was an addict. I completely understand if we admit we are addicts we claim it forever..we'd rather call it a demon! I love Tony and admire his conviction to conquer the myth that we can't live a fulfilling life on our own terms! I will forever follow him through TV, books and recipes!!!
I never take to many celebrities, although I had an amazing connection to Anthony. He had a mysterious magic about him! I don’t think that he was fully aware of the tremendous impact that he had on us. I remember crying like a baby when he passed. That is something that I NEVER do! RIP Anthony Bourdain!
❤️ Joe, we can't blame ourselves for the loss. It is hard not to sometimes.
I was so mad at Bourdain. He gave me so much hope and I couldn't reconcile that with what he did. RIP Tony.
Don't be mad u have no idea what he was feeling
This still feels like yesterday 😢
Can feel the emotion from Joe Anthony what a man!
R.i.p tony im a line cook read all your books, la Familia fuck it hurts because tony was the 1st chef 1st guy to put our life out there. The life of a line cook...he had our backs, that is super important, maybe not for people not in our industry but man he was a big deal. Despite his death hes still chef
I FINALLY understand why there were a few random comments/references to his death being a homicide. Anthony had a passion for this world I don’t think he left bc he chose to leave. And also the way he left it’s all highly suspicious at the very least
Joe is doing some heavy heavy shit lately. Gezz. crazy line up of podcasts.
*RIP ANTHONY BOURDAIN*
I felt/feel like a family member was lost! EVERYBODY mourned him all over the world, no matter what race or creed! He could have run for president and won! RIP Big Ant.!
I love your open sensitivity Joe Rogan - it is so refreshing!! x
Bourdain is all of us.
Why does Anthony Bourdain still bother us. Only knew him as a TV Celebrity and still years later his face haunts one's awareness. Sad. Like Robin Williams....it's just a human sadness we all feel. And I don't know what finally broke him so much...but something just did.
MORE AWESOME is so needed Joe,! Thank you 💓
I never ruminated about someone’s suicide. My brother committed suicide a few later July 18th
Love your show my brother ✌🏽
RIP AB one of only a few people i would have loved to meet ~
I haven't watched a single Bourdain show since he left. I can't.
Me either.
Beautiful ❤️ soul. RIP beautiful ❤️ soul!!!
Hey did you guys know Joe was friends with Maynard from Tool. Just asking cause Im not sure if you've heard about it yet.
lmao he only dropped it like twenty times. Good call mate. Maynard is a crybaby ....all he ever did was write gibberish over really talented musicians. He's money focused now...wants to be a big WIG.
@@JonnyUnderrated Yea dude you are absolutely spot on with that comment about the music.
I love him so much because he didn't take anybodies shit! Awesome Soul! RIP sweet soul. He just needed peace that most people do not get! 💜
He is at peace! 💜 RIP!
Like Joe said, Bourdain had no background athletics, but clearly, having been working in kitchens for a huge part of his life, was used to physicallly demanding and strenuous activities.
Bro you ever seen pictures of Bourdain shirtless considering he was a heavy drinker and smoker this dude was in crazy shape
@@JC-ul6cw No, I never have, but my comment wasn't meant to be ironic. The environment of a professional kitchen is, in fact, very strenuous and demanding. The book "Heat", by the journalist Bill Bufford, for example, is an account of the year the author spent working as a rookie assistant in chef Mario Batali's New York kitchen. The book chronicles in detail how heavy is the work in a high-end kitchen.
@ Oh yeah I can imagine. I would fucking hate working in a high end kitchen the stress would be unbearable but hey some people can just handle that kinda pressure.
That episode was was one of my favourite one and the food was awesome, buffalo stacks berry soup and fry bread. Plus the Indian relay (rodeo) so cool rip.
My heart is broken! I suffer from mental Illness. It's no joke ! He was so awesome! People do not get how serious it can be it's no joke. RIP beautiful soul!!! ❤️
Joe Rogan is amazing!!
sorry forever for Tony
Sorry for your loss , he will missed. Only show i would serial watch was Parts Unknown. Maybe Anthony had sensory overload? Seen to much sadness and hate on the world, and was blind sided couldn't see the love and good times.
Maybe there was more going on then the public knew; obviously. Rest in peace Anthony
A fitting t-shirt.... in more ways than one.
Listening to this from July 2022,I'm wondering if he knew how much he was/is truly loved and respected globally would he have opted on the out option???I view him as the cool big Brother/ Friend character :0)
"I would think about things differently because of him." seriously how he influenced many.
So much for making Anthony a lifetime guest at my future restaurant.
Glad as fuck you got to hang out with a legend. It's really hard when people like that leave us. My dad was also a legend.. Suicide is a bitch. I'm sorry for your loss.
So damn sad. Rest in Peace dude
I miss Tony.
I appreciate Joe's tears, as they are sincere, and spilling for a person, who, can't be replaced, and THAT, in this world of puppet,-cloned, lockstep - cowardly sheep, is something so very very special and rare.... And i wonder just how many like Joe, can even realize the size of the catastrophic loss that is created by the passing of Anthony Bourdain. So, you ask yourself,.. WHO could step into the gap, into the shoes... and do what this amazing man accomplished? Who? . He was a mosaic original. There is nothing else/noone like him. So, i hope you appreciated him while he was out there doing it and giving his all, and if you didnt, be glad for the opportunity to watch what he left us all so that we might see what a vision he offered, in every show, and in every interview, and in every book.
"Don't look for death, it finds us all soon enough" - anonymous
Get Marco Pierre White on the podcast. He’s so articulate
Joe "The Fastest Man Alive" Rogan
thanks joe, needed this
I haven’t been able to watch any of his shows since he passed.
I hear you. My wife and I always loved his shows. So when we heard of his passing, we stopped watching Parts Unknown because it kinda felt weird. About 4 months ago we tried again, because there were so many episodes that Netflix still hadn't uploaded yet. So catch up, you know?. I fucking choked listening to him. My wife was silent the whole time. We didn't comment, we didn't discuss what he was saying. We finished that one episode, turn it off and haven't watched it since. It physically hurts to listen to Anthony talk and know he is gone.
It sucks, because Anthony really wanted to know and understand everyone. Except hipsters lol. But, man, he was so genuine trying to know and understand what makes people tick. And that is so fucking rare these days. The last 2 decades have been a growing turmoil of the "its all about me" mentality that he fucking stuck out like a gentle giant that wanted to hear you. Genuinely hear you, and share with you. So fucking rare this days.
I've been watching a lot of it, but it's bittersweet because I know that, some day, I'll get to the end of it, and there will never be any more. No one could do it like him.
Same
I turned 59 yesterday and I work out every day, a 40 pound kettle bell is my little friend. I will not go softly into the night. Next goal, kangaroo wrestling...roo-jitsu.
Not a Dylan Thomas fan? Say something mature then...
What does that have to do with anything that was said in this podcast you old fart?
runeplate123
Broadcast your stupidity. That's a good idea...
How does your ignorance make you look clever?
Do you think not understanding something impresses people?
Rage rage against the dying of the light
Ian Liebert Aw poor little Ian has to pretend he speaks for the world.
Poor guy got mixed up with the wrong woman and couldn’t see past it. Sadly obvious.
Spot on.
Yep, what a waste! Over a f*cking chick!
How do you know?
The world is full of plastic souls. So much so that I lean towards being misanthropic. There are very few truly good people who are just "real" , no BS, no vanity, jealousy or agenda. Anthony was one of those. His only agenda was to be nice to your fellow man, encourage people to get off their ass and experience different foods, different scenery, different cultures, etc...and to just enjoy life. No words...no words...
Heartbreaking
R.I.P
While I totally believe people should be able to leave this planet when they want to... I mean we don't get to choose when we were born we don't get to choose those circumstances part of why I really need to consider reasons to keep going is just not to hurt the people that love us. I am turning 55 this year I have done everything I want to do and I really don't want to be 65. I don't want to grow old. But I also don't want my parents to go through the hardship of a police officer letting them know that I am no longer here because I took my own life. So yeah you choose your battles based partially on the people that love you. That being said I have huge respect for Anthony Bourdain and I don't think he was a horrible person to do what he did.
The Sun disappears...fuck, I felt that.
Anthony wont get to see any of this. I dont know what he'd feel to see this outpouring of love for him. Send your friends a text or a call. Love you tony.
Everyone ignores the fact that Anthony Bourdain's body was cremated against his family's wishes.
Really? Where'd you get that from please?
quite a few sources
don't listen to me just look it up yourself
Yeah I intended on it, all good I'll just do some googling then.
"Against his family's wishes" what were his wishes though?
he was so down to earth
@Democrats are cunts I mean youre not wrong..
@Democrats are cunts You're trying way too hard in all these comments. Be more subtle
R.I.P ANTHONY.
Joe “Wow” Rogan