Mental Health Doesn't Discriminate feat. Lil Wayne - Uncomfortable Conversations with Emmanuel Acho
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2021
- 5 time Grammy award winner, @lilwayne opens up for the first time ever about the details of his attempted suicide at age 12. Lil Wayne discusses his life long mental health struggles in a brave and vulnerable conversation with Emmanuel Acho. Listen as Wayne speaks with a transparency that we’ve never seen before. If you, or anyone else you know, has ever struggled with anxiety, depression, loneliness or any other mental health challenges - this is for you.
1:09 - Lil Wayne shares why he wants to talk about mental health
3:38 - Lil Wayne shares his attempted suicide story
9:07 - How his attempted suicide changed his family
10:16 - Loneliness while a megastar
12:07 - The lowest point of his career
13:37 - Where his mental health is now
14:35 - Lil Wayne's message to the world on mental health
15:18 - Lil Wayne speaks to parents of kids with mental health struggles
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The fact that Wayne called him and asked to be interviewed was a humble act and means he really cares
When you feel alone in a room full of people, that’s when you truly understand what loneliness feels like.
Psilocybin saved my life. I was addicted to heroin for 15 years and after Psilocybin treatment I will be 3 years clean in September. I have zero cravings. This is something that truly needs to be more broadly used in addiction treatment.
The more I learn about Lil Wayne the more I respect this guy.
“Too much time to think, too much time to compare."
The amount of courage this took on Wayne’s part is going to fall into a whole domino effect of men starting to open up about mental health. All it takes is one person to speak out. HUGE props to him🙌🏽
Words cannot describe how much I love Lil Wayne.
“Let it all work out” instantly comes to mind
Thank you, Uncle Bob for saving the baby who would grow up to become a living legend.
is it just me that thinks Wayne's energy is so positive and inviting?
'Will I MATTER WHEN ITS ALL OVER'. That line has me shook to the core
I feel him. Mental health is a real issue in our society that has been ignored.
He doesn’t even know how much I’m struggling mentally, single dad raising 2 daughters. I’m 33 and grew up off him. I’m going to try to just keep going. Thank you. Really...
“So I didn’t die that day
this is lil wayne's realest interview he's a living legend fr 🔥
I stumbled upon this randomly and what a full circle moment. Wayne gave an interview with MTV behind the music circa a decade ago and this story was told from a comply different perspective, one filled with bravado and hyper masculinity. The truth behind the event is not only heart breaking but so commendable. I’m so happy he got to this point and that I, a life long fan got a chance to see one of my favs in a different light. Love you always Tunchi,
I love how clear Wayne talks when he’s sober. He looks and sounds like he’s doing better
I’m so happy to see everyone care so much about Wayne and his struggles, but just remember to keep the same energy with your loved ones.
Always loved Wayne above all but never could put my finger on what else it could be... but knew it was more than just his incredible talent and music - this says it all. You never know what someone's gone or going through. This conversation is like his art - he paints such a descriptive, poetic yet painful image you see so clearly as he describes his life's journey.