Must have been about 15 years ago - My brother went to get HIM's autographs at an album signing years ago but he was far back in the queue and they left before he had a chance to meet them. Pissed off he went to a bar and had some drinks. Ville Valo came in and sat next to him, they ended up chatting for a while and he ended up signing his album with quite a long note. Turns out they were doing a secret show that night and invited my brother to come along. He's such a nice dude.
@@simplissity like I have to ask where have you ever seen that exact story, it's 50\50 bullshit but you pinpointed to yeah heard that one before mate, I haven't...
i was at that signing too and won a ticket to the secret gig.. they were giving out cards to the first few hundred.ppl at the signing and in some of the cards were invitation.. i had my first proper kiss at that gig in the Scala London..2004 i think.. and yeah the signing was at HMV oxford street and Ville was know for drinking at the crow bar 5 minutes from there .. so there's a chance your story is true from my perspective
@@simplissity why could this not happen? I’ve met bands at bars nearby the venues they play. It’s a pretty normal thing. And Ville is known for his drinking history and being a kind person. If it’s bs idk why you would make that up, usually people make up being friends with celebrities not them being nice when they met they at an event.
People don't believe anything these days if there is no fkn digital 'proof'.. stuff like this happens in real life, but now, if it aint on RUclips or social media, etc, it doesn't exist apparently and is a lie
I think they are just two pros who know that if certain questions are asked they are expected to answer a certain way. I mean, when asked a question that is LITERALLY aiming at getting to hear "a memory of Ryan Dunn", do you really think they're gonna say "Phew, nah, he was a shithead."? They pause, buy time by asking how long ago it was and then continue saying general stuff that "everybody was saying" about him. Their answers are polite, the way one talks about dead people. Nobody really knows if they were any closer than people are when they are mainly partying together. I am sure we all know party friendships like that that don't last and in the long run don't mean anything.
@@PlayMyDarling If you think the CKY/ viva la bam and HIM relationship meant nothing you’re oblivious to the fact that it was huge for their career and they spent many moons together. BAM even filmed 3 videos for them on the Love Metal album. It’s a little more impactful than an acquaintance at random parties. Dumb logic dude. Just cuz bands give press pleasing answers in interviews doesn’t mean their emotions don’t shine thru. They clearly looked uncomfortable when asked about how impactful BAM was to their success cuz they don’t only want to be known for that and feel he gets too much credit. Read between the lines bro. They meant what they said about Dunn it’s not a coincidence when everyone says the same things about someone.
I remember when I was a kid and Bam Margera got first introduced to the Finnish media. Unlike in the states everyone connects HIM with Bam, in Finland everyone connects Bam with HIM.
+Nikki Angelus That's true, I also connect Bam with HIM (I had never heard of Bam before), and I am from Germany. Got into HIM at the end of 1999 when Join Me was aired on German radio :)
Bam introduced me to HIM. Music wasn't as easily available as it is today. As a high school kid, I was pretty busy with learning other types of rock and playing guitar. So it was all fairly new to me.
I went to HIM's very last show, and on the last song of the night (Funeral Of Hearts) I crowd surfed all the way to the front row and almost fell on my head, but next thing I know Ville Valo grabs me by the hand to make sure I don't fall. I never met him, but I will never forget that. He was my biggest hero growing up.
I also got into HIM because of Viva La Bam...I remember being about 14 and my friend showed me this skate movie called Grind (bam was in it for people who don't know) and even though Bam had a pretty small part in that movie I was just drawn to him and I later found out that he had his own show and I swear I've seen every single episode of Viva La Bam because I was so addicted to watching it. Of course I was then introduced to HIM and The 69 Eyes and to this day HIM is still one of my favorite bands. I remember hearing one of their songs on an episode and I liked it so much that I immediately got on my computer and used my Dial-Up internet to look up all their albums and just one by one listened to all of them.
I wonder where are all those Grind people now. Saw only a couple of them in the movies, but not Sweet Lou, and he was hilarious! Also I watched it with a very lousy Russian translation that sometimes made no sense, I'm pretty sure there are jokes I never got because of that dubbing, but still so nostalgic).
they're like "WHAT? REALLY?" Bam doesn't deserve any credit about the band... maybe in the states was thank to Bam that they won fame and fans, but in the rest of the world BAM has no credit for Him's popularity, fame and the legion of fans they have.
+Laura Korpens Maybe not in europe, but here in the states, Bam's coincidental connection with them helped them get on Jimmy Pop's label and got them a good amount of success here. Even a gold record.
I have to personally thank Bam and the soundtrack to Resident Evil: Apocalypse for introducing me to HIM... been in love with the band ever since I first heard "Join Me In Death"
I just read the comment, I have a copy of the album from 2004 and I ran to see the songs, 17 years tending the album, and until today I discover that CKY and HIM are there, I never paid so much attention to the album because I bought it since Rammstein is between the bands, I have been a fan of Jackass and CKY since 2005 and I never knew until today that HIM and CKY are on the album, I feel like an idiot
i remember as a teenager getting deeply annoyed by all the new fans connecting HIM to Margera every single step of the way even though it had almost nothing to do with music. I admit it would have been nice that the friendship lasted, even though i stopped following much of the band by then, but clearly a lllllllot happened and i keep getting surprised whenever i read about it.
I remember Bam playing the intro to Sigillium Diaboli in one Viva la Bam episode. I could hear like the first sentence or so and I just checked the lyrics to all their songs to find it because I found the song so great. I've been a fan ever since.
+feliciiaab - That was in a scene where Bam was waking his brother up with a guitar and actually it was the solo from that song and not the into. But it was quite butchered too. I remember recognizing where it is from and telling my brother who was also a guitar player what song that was and he was like "wtf are you talking about that's not remotely that" and I said well it's butchered for fuck sake, Bam isn't a musician. He still didn't believed me yet he had more experience with guitar and better tone hearing then me yet I nailed it L0L.
feliciiaab - Shit my bad I forgot that part yeah XD Now I know what you mean. :) I mixed up the scenes but yeah Bam actually plays a solo on his brother's guitar waking him up look it up, it's hard to explain it's better and more interesting when you watch it :D Back to the scene which you mentioned. I remember now that and I also remember when I first saw that scene I was surprised that Bam and Ryan liked HIM same as I do. It's one of my favorite bands.
HIM is one of those bands for me where I find it very difficult to find a track I don't like. Bam Margera got HIM popular amongst a younger crowd too I think. Either way, they rule! :D
So true, I loved every song they put out until the screamworks album, venus doom was the last album in which I loved every track. I haven't "lovingly" listened to them in a decade but can still recite every one of their songs from before screamworks.
I was introduced by Bam but after falling in love with the band, I noticed I was fighting with people that the Heartagam was “Bam’s logo” and I had to remind them that it belonged to HIM. I have a heartagram because I loved the leaning of it and people still say “dude nice bam tattoo” 😂
Lol at most of these comments. Must be like 14 year olds. "I heard of him first, him is better than bam, that symbol isn't his, shame kids only think of bam" like stfu, they both made each other more popular and they're both great.
they forgot to mention jimmy pop on helping in the US ..and also I wish they would play some more of the real good classics live like sigillum diaboli and others like you are the one and so close to the flame and deaths in love with us also Bury Me Deep Inside Your Heart" I still go see them wen I can but I think it would be even more better with these classics in the set list
I remember when I first became a HIM fan in 2002, couldn't even buy their albums as they didnt exist in the UK nor could i buy tshirts or hoodies unless I imported them from Finland.
Not a Bam fan personally, back in the day it always annoyed me how everyone associated the heartagram with Bam. HOWEVER, they are intentionally down playing how much Bam did help them in this interview. You can’t compare the exposure Bam gave them to Kat Von D. Interviewer - “your popularity rose through Bam Margera” Ville - “ummm, he helped out tonnes but there were other people involved too” Interviewer - “He did a bunch of videos for you guys” Ville - “...he did a few” Come onnnnn... I’d be PISSED if I were Bam and heard this interview all these years later. Love him or hate him he bust his ass getting kids to pay attention to HIM in the USA.
I guess 4 music videos is a few 😂 Severely downplayed Bam's involvement. And Love Said No is one of their most visually beautiful videos...I guess Ville has his reasons. I wish they write a tell all one day about what we don't know.
It was weird for me I wish I would have discovered one through the other but I knew about Bam from Jackass and HIM through a girl that showed me a song and it was years later till I out 2 and 2 together
i dont think people realise that BAM hurt HIM's Image an staying power, he ripped on the heartagram so much he fucked the image up.... BAM faded.... so did HIM....
As a fan from Europe, I am a bit tired of this topic. I know Bam and blablabla HELPED in that they gave them exposure. But it's not like that's all they are, were or needed. Can't believe they will be forever associated with those crap shows for the brainless.
@Skratch Rapture That's your opinion, not a fact. I disagree. I never argue or debate with white people about race or racism as often they don't really know what they're talking about, so I'll end the debate here. Continue as you wish.
When asked about Bam “oh yea we knew him he helped us some, asked us for a beer, and to shoot some videos...” then Ryan “oh yea hung out tons of times, what a sweatheart” lmao... Bam just pisses in everyone’s cereal apparently. No wonder a lot of his old crew don’t speak to him anymore
No matter what you want to call him, Bam did a mammoth contribution towards ][-][ ][ ][v][ getting notoriety early 2,000's. Ville states Kat Von D did heaps, (on a personal level with Ville,) yes she did. but there is so much footage of Bam & Ville together. It's most likely from both of their alcohol abuse, which they can only blame themselves for, not blame each other. Bam also helped bring the Dudeson's into alot of fame also. Ppl seem to have this tendency to let go of so much good between each other & try to discount a very important part of their live's from 1 fallout. That's sad. I've done it many times also.
I would bet that 95% of him fans in the US and probable a good chunk even in Europe come from Bam. Kat didn't come around till much later and actually was a Him fan cause of bam like most. Valo gives bam too little credit. Obviously at the end of the day Valo is the one who makes the beautiful music but I'm thankful for bam cause without him I might never of heard of them.
Yes I absolutely fucking agree, and the band ( HIM) acts like bam didnt do shit, he played their songs constantly on viva la bam it's crazy they don't recognize that
"Parts of territory that was...unknown to me in the past" Yeah Bam and and Ville definitely had some type of relationship. It's apparent by the way Bam would idolize and copy him, until the point of unhinged sometimes, and now Ville makes it known. They were very close, too close to just be friends.
1st off rip dunn. 2nd HIM was around before bam, but bam definitely doubled there fan base. in my opinion he didn't get enough credit in this interview from these guys, kat von d didnt seem like she did a whole lot for these guys and she isnt shit to what bam was a while back. im not even a big fan of bam but credit is credit man. still a great band though, just dont forget who helped you come up.
Obviously you don't know much about him. This is how his close friends would describe Dunn, he was the balanced type, nice, kind, but obviously devious. He just balanced out Bam, who is ultimately just an asshole who made it big. The two of them were like the others opposite. Bam and Ryan were inseparable, and they spent a lot of time together either in Finland or around Ville, so I'm gathering, he knows Ryan well enough to say this.
+grant Diggs watch viva la bam, dunn spent alot of time with Ville and the Band. And to be honest through out that entire show Dunn was the voice of reason through the chaos, he was Bam's rock, and now that he's gone Bam's lost....
BAM was how HIM got the heartagram.He didnt make it or own it.there us info no one really knows yet like whom exactly created and drew the heartafram and were took place .ya I know this info and saddly person who made heartagram has been totally near forgotten.however this person has been so patient and persistant and really it could of turned ugly.....and everyone except him or BAM has no idea what Im talking about..prob stay that way until One has enuff I would guess
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Must have been about 15 years ago - My brother went to get HIM's autographs at an album signing years ago but he was far back in the queue and they left before he had a chance to meet them. Pissed off he went to a bar and had some drinks. Ville Valo came in and sat next to him, they ended up chatting for a while and he ended up signing his album with quite a long note. Turns out they were doing a secret show that night and invited my brother to come along. He's such a nice dude.
I smell bullshit mate. Everyone loves a "missed my autograph but met him in a bar later" story. Bollocks
@@simplissity like I have to ask where have you ever seen that exact story, it's 50\50 bullshit but you pinpointed to yeah heard that one before mate, I haven't...
i was at that signing too and won a ticket to the secret gig.. they were giving out cards to the first few hundred.ppl at the signing and in some of the cards were invitation.. i had my first proper kiss at that gig in the Scala London..2004 i think.. and yeah the signing was at HMV oxford street and Ville was know for drinking at the crow bar 5 minutes from there .. so there's a chance your story is true from my perspective
@@simplissity why could this not happen? I’ve met bands at bars nearby the venues they play. It’s a pretty normal thing. And Ville is known for his drinking history and being a kind person. If it’s bs idk why you would make that up, usually people make up being friends with celebrities not them being nice when they met they at an event.
People don't believe anything these days if there is no fkn digital 'proof'.. stuff like this happens in real life, but now, if it aint on RUclips or social media, etc, it doesn't exist apparently and is a lie
It makes me happy to see that as soon as he brings up Dunn, both Ville and Mikko just look off and smile, proves Dunn was a great human being. RIP
Why do you need proof to think this? You can tell by the footage, Dunn's humour and documentaries
I think they are just two pros who know that if certain questions are asked they are expected to answer a certain way. I mean, when asked a question that is LITERALLY aiming at getting to hear "a memory of Ryan Dunn", do you really think they're gonna say "Phew, nah, he was a shithead."? They pause, buy time by asking how long ago it was and then continue saying general stuff that "everybody was saying" about him. Their answers are polite, the way one talks about dead people. Nobody really knows if they were any closer than people are when they are mainly partying together. I am sure we all know party friendships like that that don't last and in the long run don't mean anything.
@@PlayMyDarling If you think the CKY/ viva la bam and HIM relationship meant nothing you’re oblivious to the fact that it was huge for their career and they spent many moons together. BAM even filmed 3 videos for them on the Love Metal album. It’s a little more impactful than an acquaintance at random parties. Dumb logic dude.
Just cuz bands give press pleasing answers in interviews doesn’t mean their emotions don’t shine thru. They clearly looked uncomfortable when asked about how impactful BAM was to their success cuz they don’t only want to be known for that and feel he gets too much credit. Read between the lines bro. They meant what they said about Dunn it’s not a coincidence when everyone says the same things about someone.
I remember when I was a kid and Bam Margera got first introduced to the Finnish media. Unlike in the states everyone connects HIM with Bam, in Finland everyone connects Bam with HIM.
or ham with bim
eddie dean Guess there's a little typo over there. Sorry about that. Ha!
Nico Pohjola Once again... :p
+Nikki Angelus That's true, I also connect Bam with HIM (I had never heard of Bam before), and I am from Germany. Got into HIM at the end of 1999 when Join Me was aired on German radio :)
I think in the whole Europe! actually I'm still not sure who this Bam is but whatever:D @greetingsfromPoland
I'm glad Bam introduced us to HIM same with CKY. I miss Viva La Bam, that show was funny as hell. A lot of laughs and memories.
Brett Nesbitt when I watch that show now I feel older than fuck.
Brett Nesbitt early to mid 200s was great. Fuck I miss my childhood. I still have season 1 of viva la bam on DVD.
Ivanasukalot damn you grew up in the early and mid 200s? You are old.
fuck yeah
Indeed!!
He has a lot deeper speaking voice that I expected
The King deeper voice of whatnot.
I mean, it’s pretty deep in his music as well.
Than*
@@blackstep_dad2572 thanks dad
Bam introduced me to HIM. Music wasn't as easily available as it is today. As a high school kid, I was pretty busy with learning other types of rock and playing guitar. So it was all fairly new to me.
I went to HIM's very last show, and on the last song of the night (Funeral Of Hearts) I crowd surfed all the way to the front row and almost fell on my head, but next thing I know Ville Valo grabs me by the hand to make sure I don't fall. I never met him, but I will never forget that. He was my biggest hero growing up.
Man what a memory
@@mizbanks4764 honest to god im a grown man and could cry thinking about it lmaooo
pics or it didn't happen
@@JuanAppleseed-ge6tb I have the VIDEO somewhere, I’ll follow up on this
i watched viva la bam and heard HIM in the episodes and ever since i loved HIM
I was introduced to HIM through Bam & I love them both!!! I miss these days so nostalgic
I also got into HIM because of Viva La Bam...I remember being about 14 and my friend showed me this skate movie called Grind (bam was in it for people who don't know) and even though Bam had a pretty small part in that movie I was just drawn to him and I later found out that he had his own show and I swear I've seen every single episode of Viva La Bam because I was so addicted to watching it. Of course I was then introduced to HIM and The 69 Eyes and to this day HIM is still one of my favorite bands. I remember hearing one of their songs on an episode and I liked it so much that I immediately got on my computer and used my Dial-Up internet to look up all their albums and just one by one listened to all of them.
me too :P
you can obviously see the impact he had on my internet name :p
I watched Grind like 100 times
Haaaa fuckin grind
Sweet lou cleans no mans poo
I wonder where are all those Grind people now. Saw only a couple of them in the movies, but not Sweet Lou, and he was hilarious! Also I watched it with a very lousy Russian translation that sometimes made no sense, I'm pretty sure there are jokes I never got because of that dubbing, but still so nostalgic).
Because of BAM I'm a huge fan of HIM!!! Wings of a Butterfly was the first song I heard from HIM
Ditto!
Hey Guys Micheal Here same
Hey Guys Micheal Here razerblade romance such a good album
Mine was right here in my arms
Same here 🖤
How much credit does he deserve? I think their reaction says it all...
they're like "WHAT? REALLY?" Bam doesn't deserve any credit about the band... maybe in the states was thank to Bam that they won fame and fans, but in the rest of the world BAM has no credit for Him's popularity, fame and the legion of fans they have.
yesss :D
I heard from HIM because of Bam and I'm from Perú,
Bam was known internationally
+Laura Korpens Maybe not in europe, but here in the states, Bam's coincidental connection with them helped them get on Jimmy Pop's label and got them a good amount of success here. Even a gold record.
aldown i heard about him before bam and i from Perú too
I could listen to that voice all day.
The interviewer guy is dressed in his best "I'm a music fan" outfit
A black hoodie and Walmart Maiden shirt? Ooook? Didn't know that SCREAMED "I'm a music fan!".
I have to personally thank Bam and the soundtrack to Resident Evil: Apocalypse for introducing me to HIM... been in love with the band ever since I first heard "Join Me In Death"
same here! i got the soundtrack and been hooked since
You're hot!!
I just read the comment, I have a copy of the album from 2004 and I ran to see the songs, 17 years tending the album, and until today I discover that CKY and HIM are there, I never paid so much attention to the album because I bought it since Rammstein is between the bands, I have been a fan of Jackass and CKY since 2005 and I never knew until today that HIM and CKY are on the album, I feel like an idiot
i remember as a teenager getting deeply annoyed by all the new fans connecting HIM to Margera every single step of the way even though it had almost nothing to do with music. I admit it would have been nice that the friendship lasted, even though i stopped following much of the band by then, but clearly a lllllllot happened and i keep getting surprised whenever i read about it.
Man I still miss Ryan Dunn a hell of a lot
You knew him?
Saw him in Minneapolis, 2006 at the quest club... they were amazing!!!
I remember Bam playing the intro to Sigillium Diaboli in one Viva la Bam episode. I could hear like the first sentence or so and I just checked the lyrics to all their songs to find it because I found the song so great. I've been a fan ever since.
+feliciiaab - That was in a scene where Bam was waking his brother up with a guitar and actually it was the solo from that song and not the into. But it was quite butchered too. I remember recognizing where it is from and telling my brother who was also a guitar player what song that was and he was like "wtf are you talking about that's not remotely that" and I said well it's butchered for fuck sake, Bam isn't a musician. He still didn't believed me yet he had more experience with guitar and better tone hearing then me yet I nailed it L0L.
DjGodaryD86 All I know is that Bam played the song on his jukebox in an episode :) And I heard one line from the song.
feliciiaab - Shit my bad I forgot that part yeah XD Now I know what you mean. :) I mixed up the scenes but yeah Bam actually plays a solo on his brother's guitar waking him up look it up, it's hard to explain it's better and more interesting when you watch it :D Back to the scene which you mentioned. I remember now that and I also remember when I first saw that scene I was surprised that Bam and Ryan liked HIM same as I do. It's one of my favorite bands.
+DjGodaryD86 No problem :)
HIM is one of those bands for me where I find it very difficult to find a track I don't like. Bam Margera got HIM popular amongst a younger crowd too I think. Either way, they rule! :D
So true, I loved every song they put out until the screamworks album, venus doom was the last album in which I loved every track. I haven't
"lovingly" listened to them in a decade but can still recite every one of their songs from before screamworks.
Great first question dude!!!
I was introduced by Bam but after falling in love with the band, I noticed I was fighting with people that the Heartagam was “Bam’s logo” and I had to remind them that it belonged to HIM. I have a heartagram because I loved the leaning of it and people still say “dude nice bam tattoo” 😂
I feel like this interviewer is not showing enough respect to these guys. they are legends in their own right.
I completely agree.
If I was to put them both in a film right now; Mige would play an axe wielding warrior and Ville would play the voice of god.
I heard of Him because of Bam. Thx Bam they are a great Band.
Thx Bam? Did he write the music and played it?
Mige looks like a straight G!! Love his new look
waaaiiit... that's not mige, is it? i feel like a dumb ass now.
jean tyce it is Mige :)
Lol at most of these comments. Must be like 14 year olds. "I heard of him first, him is better than bam, that symbol isn't his, shame kids only think of bam" like stfu, they both made each other more popular and they're both great.
Ville such a boss!
There is a "you are just somebody that I used to know" song going on my tv and then this video comes up here XD
lmao
The blue ribbon joke just went straight over their heads lol. I laughed !
Ville is amazing.
Hello Jennifer
they forgot to mention jimmy pop on helping in the US ..and also I wish they would play some more of the real good classics live like sigillum diaboli and others like you are the one and so close to the flame and deaths in love with us also Bury Me Deep Inside Your Heart" I still go see them wen I can but I think it would be even more better with these classics in the set list
Won a blue ribbon lol Love it Can't wait to see you in December in Boston House Of Blues
Gotta love Ville!!! :) ♡♡♡
Ville kinda looks like a Finnish Johnny Depp
I still have people asking me if the Heart a gram logo on my gas tank is Bam's logo. XD
I still have some old HIM CDs somewhere :)
I remember when I first became a HIM fan in 2002, couldn't even buy their albums as they didnt exist in the UK nor could i buy tshirts or hoodies unless I imported them from Finland.
I knew of HIM way before bam Margera.. I already loved 69 eyes and was introduced by them.
Hello Barbie
great interview
Ville was a great villian in no country 4 Old men
Made me remember getting all the cky vids on kazaa and likewise hahaha. RIP Ryan Dunn!
Z kazaa! Forgot all about that
Not a Bam fan personally, back in the day it always annoyed me how everyone associated the heartagram with Bam.
HOWEVER, they are intentionally down playing how much Bam did help them in this interview. You can’t compare the exposure Bam gave them to Kat Von D.
Interviewer - “your popularity rose through Bam Margera”
Ville - “ummm, he helped out tonnes but there were other people involved too”
Interviewer - “He did a bunch of videos for you guys”
Ville - “...he did a few”
Come onnnnn...
I’d be PISSED if I were Bam and heard this interview all these years later. Love him or hate him he bust his ass getting kids to pay attention to HIM in the USA.
I guess 4 music videos is a few 😂 Severely downplayed Bam's involvement. And Love Said No is one of their most visually beautiful videos...I guess Ville has his reasons. I wish they write a tell all one day about what we don't know.
It was weird for me I wish I would have discovered one through the other but I knew about Bam from Jackass and HIM through a girl that showed me a song and it was years later till I out 2 and 2 together
i dont think people realise that BAM hurt HIM's Image an staying power, he ripped on the heartagram so much he fucked the image up.... BAM faded.... so did HIM....
saw wings of a butterfly on mtvs nocturnal state. 3am in morning. only time they were actually showing videos anymore.
Mige now looks like Nick Frost))
As a fan from Europe, I am a bit tired of this topic. I know Bam and blablabla HELPED in that they gave them exposure. But it's not like that's all they are, were or needed. Can't believe they will be forever associated with those crap shows for the brainless.
Ville reminds me of Bug from Uncle Buck😎
lucky man that's fucking rad bro you got the interview ville valo lucky man I Envy U anyway good interview
I was at that show in Minneapolis at the quest where he said he got drugged.. His words "black bastard, robbed me, everything I got" great night!
Oh, so he's racist...
@Skratch Rapture I figure calling someone a black bastard was racist. Could be wrong, though....
@Skratch Rapture That's your opinion, not a fact. I disagree. I never argue or debate with white people about race or racism as often they don't really know what they're talking about, so I'll end the debate here. Continue as you wish.
@Skratch Rapture Have a good evening.
That DEEEEEEEEEP as fuck voice.
When asked about Bam “oh yea we knew him he helped us some, asked us for a beer, and to shoot some videos...” then Ryan “oh yea hung out tons of times, what a sweatheart” lmao... Bam just pisses in everyone’s cereal apparently. No wonder a lot of his old crew don’t speak to him anymore
I have one of those heartagram tattoos 🤘🏻
Вилле так покраснел когда услышал про Бэма)))
why am I the only one thinking Mige looks really cool here? Haha. I think he looks good.
i remember when I was the first to discover finland and then i got cold
I CAUGHT THAT BLUE RIBBON JOKE LOL~ #GOTTEM
Why does he look younger now?
he sounds american at times, like buffalo bill... It puts the lotion on its skin!!
No matter what you want to call him, Bam did a mammoth contribution towards ][-][ ][ ][v][ getting notoriety early 2,000's. Ville states Kat Von D did heaps, (on a personal level with Ville,) yes she did. but there is so much footage of Bam & Ville together. It's most likely from both of their alcohol abuse, which they can only blame themselves for, not blame each other. Bam also helped bring the Dudeson's into alot of fame also. Ppl seem to have this tendency to let go of so much good between each other & try to discount a very important part of their live's from 1 fallout. That's sad. I've done it many times also.
The title is grammatically incorrect, it should be "THEY reminisce about bam margera + ryan dunn".
I found Bam through HIM. Interesting.
Do bam and ville still talk
Bam said not as much because Ville is sober now
Alot of the originals don't talk to Bam anymore.. It's quite sad.
I didn't know of HIM without bam nobody would bam is this realest of the real
What??.. I am a fan of HIM since the late 90s and I found out about this Bam guy when I read a HIM biography in train a year ago. 😂
Maybe in the States but HIM was huge in Europe without any jackass guys
is that the dude from uncle buck
You're an idiot. The lack of likes proves it.
Bug!..lol
Cazzo la sua voce, la amo.
I was here have with bam margera
I am so Happy to knew HIM, not for Van Margera...in Europe I think It was different
I didn't recognize Mige with his hair cut short
I love HIM so much. It’s not even funny. They’re the best band ever and Ville Valo is the greatest singer.
He certainly said kat von d’s name with a sweet voice, pls tell me im not goin crazy
HIM was actually on my cox cable on demand i believe.
They look like Bam and Ryan, right?!??!
Ville ”whatnot” Valo
when this interview happen?
Back in March. More to come soon!
Ville Vallo is a funny guy huh?
I wouldn’t know who HIM were if it wasn’t for bam
you would. But a bit later.
I would bet that 95% of him fans in the US and probable a good chunk even in Europe come from Bam. Kat didn't come around till much later and actually was a Him fan cause of bam like most. Valo gives bam too little credit. Obviously at the end of the day Valo is the one who makes the beautiful music but I'm thankful for bam cause without him I might never of heard of them.
Yes I absolutely fucking agree, and the band ( HIM) acts like bam didnt do shit, he played their songs constantly on viva la bam it's crazy they don't recognize that
Such an american centric view. In Europe Him were huge and this Bam fella was just some reality tv idiot.
hodor! hodor?
Wow Ville is really losing his Finnish accent and becoming an American :-(
Whats HIM
They def were lovers
Look at Bam's idol and look at Bam now - too bad
is the interviewer neil hamburgers son?
Vee-ah-gra
4:05 Little awkward swallow there, no big.
Damn his accent is thick!
Roofied in Minneapolis huh? Lol damn shout out to the town not far from me
ville's english sounds a lot like british accent...he doesn't sound like he's from finland
I’m gonna get that tat villie
"Parts of territory that was...unknown to me in the past"
Yeah Bam and and Ville definitely had some type of relationship. It's apparent by the way Bam would idolize and copy him, until the point of unhinged sometimes, and now Ville makes it known.
They were very close, too close to just be friends.
Damn when did the bassist become the drummer🤣🤣🤣
This interviewer exemplifies why journalism is dead.
1st off rip dunn. 2nd HIM was around before bam, but bam definitely doubled there fan base. in my opinion he didn't get enough credit in this interview from these guys, kat von d didnt seem like she did a whole lot for these guys and she isnt shit to what bam was a while back. im not even a big fan of bam but credit is credit man.
still a great band though, just dont forget who helped you come up.
fuck yeah shout out to Minneapolis for spiking Ville's Drink!!
I don't think he knows much about Dunn.
Obviously you don't know much about him. This is how his close friends would describe Dunn, he was the balanced type, nice, kind, but obviously devious. He just balanced out Bam, who is ultimately just an asshole who made it big. The two of them were like the others opposite. Bam and Ryan were inseparable, and they spent a lot of time together either in Finland or around Ville, so I'm gathering, he knows Ryan well enough to say this.
+grant Diggs watch viva la bam, dunn spent alot of time with Ville and the Band. And to be honest through out that entire show Dunn was the voice of reason through the chaos, he was Bam's rock, and now that he's gone Bam's lost....
I feel punching this guy for saying bam is an 8
BAM was how HIM got the heartagram.He didnt make it or own it.there us info no one really knows yet like whom exactly created and drew the heartafram and were took place .ya I know this info and saddly person who made heartagram has been totally near forgotten.however this person has been so patient and persistant and really it could of turned ugly.....and everyone except him or BAM has no idea what Im talking about..prob stay that way until One has enuff I would guess
Heartagram was around before bam 🤦♂️
Ville drew and made up the symbol at age 20
C D Christ u must be young
Nope he got it from bam who got it from me years ago..
@@cd1528 HIM we’re a big band from Finland they started in the early 90s
Minneapolis!! Hahahaha
Hey bam made him
Who da hell is Bam Margera?
Hahah He was a skater in the 00's and had a show on MTV back then Ville used to be a guest on his shows sometimes