Psychological Analysis of I am: Celine Dion - The Documentary | Reacting to 10 Emotional Reveals
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
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I’ve seen the entire documentary. I saw it when it was released. I urge everybody, whether they’re Celine Dion fans or not to watch it. That’s all I’ll say.
Say it louder!❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹
I second that notion.👍👍
I plan to. I only saw snippets and it brought me to tears.
I don’t have prime video, where else can I watch it?
@@ShyAnn291 You can search, "watch it online for free". There's a site that has every new movie and show, I think it's huru.
Was hard to see this documentary. I'm from Québec Canada. We know her from teenager years and saw her began a Legend 👌 She's the most authentical person of the star system 🖐️
I remember when Celine's first English song "Where Does My Heart Beat Now" was released. I was 15 and in 10th grade. I had to pretend I didn't like it because guys didn't like stuff like that. But in the car, I was in love with that voice! She is a one in a billion talent, once in a lifetime.
I had to watch this documentary in three segments. I couldn't take it all in one sitting. It was that powerful and affected me profoundly! Her grace, humility and love for her fans are as amazing as her voice! I pray for her every day.
That song drew me to Celine and I have been a fan since then. She is the most humblest person I saw through the documentary and she let us into her life and showed us everything she is one strong woman.
@@pennymunt112 Sadly, I have never seen in her concert and I truly regret that!
@@IgoZoom1 I am so sorry I didn’t mean to upset anyone who hasn’t seen celine in concert.
@@pennymunt112 No! You didn’t upset me at all! I am very happy that you had those experiences and will always have those memories!😉
@@IgoZoom1 thank you for saying that. I deleted my comment though because I didn’t want to upset anyone who didn’t get the chance to see her. She is singing at the opening ceremony of the Paris olympics and hope she gets to see the effell tower as that is what she has wanted for a long time.
Ty so much for kind words!!! I really needed to hear those words. I’ve was diagnosed with a condition that you can’t see and felt so unheard for years. Celine has given me so much strength and love!!! I watched her documentary 10 times since this aired!!! What an incredible and powerful soul!!! I love her!!! I don’t know her but I Love her!!!! I too come from a family of 14 so I connected with her right away!!!! Praying for her!!!!
Touching story with your lifestyle is impt.ok I think we all kn u kn ❤😅we humanity ❤️ stress 😩 😪 ✨️🧧🏆🏅🎁🎀🎗🖼🌏🕌🌈🌠🍒🦅🦋🏵🌹☘️🥰😇🪷📿🎸👏💪🙏✍️🤱👨👩👧👦🫂😅
Celine Dion is part of my formation at 37 years old. Her legendary music in Titanic to all the hits throughout the years... she rightly deserves her success. I watched all of the documentary, and the ending where she sings again shows how triumphant the human spirit can be. How can anyone not be in awe.
Celine has one of the most beautiful voices of all time. She has nothing to prove. I empathize that she misses making music. Music has been a major part of her life ❤
Thank you Rosalie, it was such a beautiful experience watching this with your empathetic and psychological view added.
I cannot believe that her documentary was not nominated for Emmy. It should be nominated for best documentary because this documentary is important for people like Celine Dion who are battling SPS.
The documentary could not have been nominated for this year’s Emmys because it was released after 31st May. But it can be nominated for next year’s Emmys
As a chronic Lyme patient, I understand what Celine means about people not believing or not understanding the illness because it’s on the inside and they can’t see it. as well as you may have moments of feeling better, but then symptoms flare, and your back to being immobile or fully functional.
The same is true with what chronic Lyme patients deal with, with the public, with family and friends, and also with mainstream medical people.
She was actually saying that the doctors can't see it though. That it's not visible on scans or anything. That's why it was so difficult to get a diagnosis.. Because nothing shows up.
I know! I am dealing with Neurolyme, Bartoneliosis, and Babesiosis. I saw 24 doctors in 18 months in three countries to get diagnosed!! Doctors did not “see” it!
Your message 28 minutes in really struck according me. When you talk about “as long as you’re still breathing, you can make music“ and you go on about aging and all the things that you’ve lost and how you can do things differently. I felt myself getting Choked up. Thank you.
❤️❤️❤️❤️ grateful for you, Rosanna. The space you feel is precious and valuable and your comments are insightful and meaningful. I appreciate you
@@rosalieelliottofficial faouzia's new song has been released on 19th,I am look foward your reaction❤
celine we still love you because you are beautiful. your health is more important to us. you living is more important to most of us than your voice.
i also watched the full documentary, i too encourage what she is going through and send her love. i would not put pressure for her sing. she is a beautiful human being
That's what I think too. I started watching docs of her, because of her ebullient and humble personality. She has a phenomenal voice of course, but I wasn't a fan, because I prefer rock. Her fans would line up just to see her, whether she's singing or not. I hope someday she realizes that, and does speaking and meet and greets, as her health allows.
Absolutely love this analysis. As a mum, wife, and woman who is aware of aging, there are ways I can relate to aspects of célines life. These can be challenging enough, without such a devastating diagnosis. But thank you for such a positive message in your review. These are inspirational words on so many levels, for anyone watching ❤️
I'm so glad that she finally got a correct diagnosis after nearly 15 years of suffering. It's maddening with a rare invisible disability because each wrong one you've been given is a treatment tried and failed, followed by frustration and confusion. It makes you feel grateful when the medical condition goes into remission and you have your health. You learn over the years what triggers you need to avoid a flare up and over time the periods between remissions decrease.
I haven't watched the documentary but I also suffer from a rare nerve disorder so I can understand what she's going through. I also was misdiagnosed for 12 years by doctors.
I did just see her perform at the Opening Ceremony for the 2024 Paris Olympics and she knocked it out of the park. I'm so happy for Celine that she was able to return to the "stage" (Eiffel Tower). Thank you for covering Celine's story. ❤
Her ballard with R. Kelly was out of this world. Looooove,Love her❤
Celine's actually doing a lot better these days, even though there's still no cure for SPS! She still has the ability to sing and she herself has said that she is at about 90% at the moment! Most importantly for her is that she still has hope!!!
Celine will be performing for the first time in public for the opening of the Paris Olympics
@@pennymunt112 isn’t that just speculation?
@@lizatsurkan4323 I saw an interview with Hoda kobt on American television and Hoda asked celine if she was going to be going back on stage again and celine said to one of her people can I tell her then nothing was said but celine was asked earlier this year if she wanted to sing at the olympics but we will have to definitely see if she does it like you said it is speculation atm
Your very compasionate emphatic message at 28,44 really struck me: 'It is still music you are making, you are still creating 'It sounds different you thought it would, it might sound different than what you want it to. 'But you are still creating something and it is still music' And it still could be beautiful because it is coming out of you'
Thank you for that as a chronically ill patient that's exactly how I feel now and I am happy that I found a group of people in my inner circle that encourage me too create and make new music
I’ve been a fan of her since I was 12 years old. She is my favorite singer of all time. I’m from Miami and I saw her and let me tell you something, I get chills when she sings. I saw the documentary on June 25 and let me tell you something. I cried my eyes out and if I had to see it again only with my grandma, I’ll do it just for my queen.
I have complex pain caused by having Covid for two years now and my doctors don’t have a diagnosis other than a hyperactive central nervous system. I too am grieving who I used to be and who I thought I could transform into. I know that crushed, soul-fatigue expression she has because I see it on my own face every day. ❤️🦋❤️
i too have gone through something i don't talk about, for fear of safety and i greatly suffered almost. even now i suffer. but i wasn't a famous singer
4 sure impacts hit her process struggle health imagine mama's stress out cycle 🚲 😪 lost her eyrs.now 💔 spooky 👻 😔 recharged rip 🙏 🪦 😌 miss 😢 her 😢 lib ya 😢 🥰✝️👏💕🌹☘️📿
I watched the documentary,i simply was tearing up halfway through th video. Please get well soon Celine. ❤
Celine is a Rock Star. Was, is and always will be.
The full documentary will definitely make you cry, laugh, amazed, shocked. It's indeed a roller coaster of emotions. It's really a must watch and to see how this rare disorder does to a body. I like her positivity that can really influence many people. She's a fighter. And I love her for that!
Celine is an exceptional artist with a remarkable voice that has retained its quality over the years, a feat not many of her peers have achieved. Her talent as a singer and writer is matched only by her dedication and work ethic, which is evident in her documentaries and numerous videos. It's deeply saddening to see life take away something so vital to her, something that means the world to her. Life's unpredictability and unfairness become painfully clear in her situation. Despite all the success and wealth, watching her documentary reveals that money isn’t everything. When a cherished gift, one you’ve nurtured and taken for granted, is taken away, it can feel like the worst kind of loss, perhaps even like death itself. The sadness in her eyes and the brokenness she is experiencing are heart-wrenching. She has all the resources for treatment and care, but the gradual loss of her talent and passion is devastating to witness, especially for her as she lives through it!
The Olympics opening ceremonies confirm it: she has NOT lost her voice !
Your wisdom and emotional openess is wonderful and healing,,, Im crying here
I‘m not a singer but i had a thyroid surgery where they had to move a nerve a little bit and i had a rough voice for some months and had to do speech training and even now after years, when i‘m stressed, i feel my voice change slightly and its such a strange feeling. Imagine being a singer, this must be horrible. And the voice is only one part of the whole thing. I have an autoimmune condition myself, my body is my enemy but its also all i have and i try to be kind to it. Its good to see how she shows all the hard stuff she is dealing with so that people can learn.
❤️and 🙏
❤🧡💚💙🤎For your emphaty, sweetness, words of encouragement...it's wonderful to know that there are people as beautiful inside (and out) as you. With immense affection...Angelo
Rosalie- you are such a phenomenal person. I love your humanity and soul.
Thankyou for everything you said and delivered about my favourite singer and person in the world ❤
Thank you for this. A much less known singer with a beatiful voice is Sheila Chandra and she developed burnt mouth syndrome. She finds it painful to even speak let alone sing. Check out "Ever So Lonely/Eyes/Ocean" live at World In The Park 1992.
Yes, you are Celine Dion and am a mega fan of yours. Your voice is so beautiful and I get lost in every song I saw you sing . It's magical ✨️ totally magical. Thank you for letting us see how ill you are. I'm sorry that you have this illness, and I send you all my love thoughts, hugs, and prayers to my magical queen my of music and always will be .
Hugs , love, and prayers 🙏 are coming you way from to you 🙏 💜💜💜💜
I have followed Celine since her first US album, Unison, in 1990. I have seen her in concert 3 times and as time has gone by, Celine just kept getting better and better. She had displayed such a strong, positive and powerful image.
It was devastating for me to see her go from invincible to vulnerable following her diagnosis. I pray that Celine will rise like the Phoenix and emerge even stronger ❤️.
I’m very grateful to have seen these fragments of this documentary…it’s fitting all pieces together for the pain that has been growing slowly throughout the years since I was 43….no doctor that knows what I have and I learned to accept and live in silence with this because I don’t want to complain and I am a fighter that doesn’t want to give in. It started out in my legs and it spreads slowly…the last five years I’ve been experiencing this thing in my chest she’s talking about that you can breathe but it feels like you’re chest isn’t big enough and the feeling as if you’ve got the flu but no fever is indeed something that comes along with it. These videos I’ve seen in the past few days whilst I was going through an episode made the pieces fit together and now I know that I will go to a neurological doctor to check if this is indeed the case. I’m just telling you this now because here no one knows who I am anyway (I don’t want anyone feeling sorry for me) and to thank you for sharing this on your channel, it spreads awareness to those who have been coping with this without knowing what they actually have. Thanks 🙏🏻
Oooouuuh my dear Rosalie! What an impact! I realy admire you for this, because this 30 minutes refer not to the shiny world of perfect produced Music - sidekick - i love it, but here you are offering a platform for Celine, a humen being who defines herself as an artist - still - continuously, and what she is willing to give to peaple, eben though she needs to fight for it so hard, and on top of it to fight for some peaces of a wonderful life, Igoing through pain, facing the changes of her abilityies as a singer, but being so tough and clear by keeping trying and acting, I am so touched by this wonderful woman, and I am touched by your emotional intelligence to do this, to react to her documentary. I thank you so much for this! All the best to you, Umarmung!
Her music is an echo of my life
I’ve been a fan of her since I was 12 years old. She is my favorite singer of all time. I’m from Miami and I saw her and let me tell you something, I get chills when she sings.
What I noticed is that Celine continues to force herself even if it leads her to crises and I think she doesn't need to prove or show anything to anyone, not even herself. She is not a voice, she is a person and her person has value regardless of her voice.
The thing is she doesnt want to prove anything she just wants to keep living her passion
It s in in cell level it reachd so long in , Celine is strong thats why she is still going , other people would never survieved this.
I had to take a remission. Then I cleared out the rest of my day, just to finish Celines video...sigh. She really helped shape my soul as a little girl. All 100% a real beautiful woman and good role model. I can't help but feel like "they" stole a superstar right out from under us. Those memories are real, those feelings that I had were real, and I have faith; if she was then she is. Praying for you Celine. 🙏 Always~MuchLove❤
Well im 58 years old from the hometown of Céline Montréal so i saw her first apparences ever on télévision at 13 years know absolutely everything to know about Céline shes literaly like a sister to me and all the poeples of the province of Québec to shes the best female singer on this planet today and at the same Time shes a sister that i want so much that her health would get better i have soooo much LOVE for this woman if she doesn't sing anymore that will be Alright by me she gave us sooo much exceptionnal music and performances until the rest of my life to cherish shes my no1 Singer for me a friend a sister my everything ❤thanks for reacting to this Little documentary but i would like also for that you could react also to a few of her greatest performances to put a POSITIVE note to all of this because i think Céline would want that focus on what she did great witch is singing thanks again for your insightful comment in the réaction ❤
I am a huge fan of Celine. I have seen Celine in Vegas 24 times when A New Day was at Ceasars Palace. This documentary just ate at my heart. I saw it a couple of weeks ago, and I still feel like an emotional wreck.
Years ago I seen a concert of her on TV she sang beautifully. But I was deeply concerned. She looked thin and frail. I have a dear friend with a severe eating disorder and I may lose her some day. So l was scared maybe Celine had something similar. Then I found she had this this is living hell for her. I had five discs fused in my neck. It feels like I have a pair of vice grips clamped on my spine. Yet people look in my face and tell me I am lying. The pain I am in never stops. I would not wish this on anyone. But God bless Celine. I pray blessings upon her. May she find peace and use her struggle to bless others. Like I did. I am glad this happened to me. So I can bless others. Thank you Rosalie for this opportunity to pour myself out.
🙏🙏🙏FOR you Celine.
Watch her 1st performance in years at the opening ceremonies of the Paris 2024 Olympic games. Incredible.
Anytime of the day something can happen that really scares you/makes your world fall apart. For Celine her voice is a huge part of her identity. It's hard enough already to deal with the high demands of her career and the press watching her/ criticizig her all the time. People should be far more respectful and compacionate to others!
Truly a great reaction to mojo's top 10. Your insights on the human condition are incredibly touching and I agree with all that was said. Love everything about your video. :)
I also seen the documentary.
Its extreamly touching when she described her sorrow of that she can't do what she loves the most. What she says besides her children is the meaning of her life...:
People paid a lot of money around the world to come and see our shows. I am an apple tree. People stand in line, and I give them apples. Only the best, and I rub until they shine. And they all leave with a basket of apples. My leaves are starting to darken and the branches are falling. They begin to bend, and the tree produces fewer apples. But there are still as many people in the queue... It pains me that now I have no more apples to give...
Such an emotional documentary . And what an amazing woman...
I watched the whole doc. She has been a favorite as a young person to now (am 36yr). I just got out of a 22 day hospital stay myself (invisible rare illness). 😢I have never felt the pain of another as intensely. I have a young son and it hurts. Especially seeing that curlin pump for at home infusion, as that is my daily use medical device as well. ❤ goes out to her
Its beautiful celine dion is my inspiration and musical wise my all as a singer also my inspiration so was hard to see this cant look at it without shedding soem tears
I am awaiting 9 orthopaedic surgeries. After my ex left in 2011 my mother died, my dog died, my dad moved away without telling me. I have not seen my 2 brothers and father and 3 kids in 10 years. They do not support me, talk with me, I have had no one in 13 years. No help with anything,, no support , no hugs saying everything will be o.k. it's horrible.
I’m sorry to hear this :( it sounds like a very lonely life. Thank you for sharing this here. You are not alone. I want you to know I saw your comment. Don’t give up.
You've got to watch the whole doc! It's so moving ❤
She comeback very strong cut by powerful woman and a whouw❤❤❤
i love this vid sm, u should do more documentary reactions
what an excellent video, thank you.
I feel so bad for her. I'm keeping her in prayer for a complete and total healing.
I wrote her several times so that she knows that she is on our prayer list.
Pastor Cheryl
In a recent CBC documentary, the leading specialist on SPS suggests that it's more common than 1 in a million -- more like 1-2 in every 100,000. Raises the question of whether there are people out there suffering without knowing what's going on. Hopefully, the movie will be informative, as well as raising money for research.
Beautifully commented Great job 🎉Celine is true royalty.
Thank you!❤🌻❤🌻❤🌻❤
I was never a big fan, because it isn't my type of music. Much more a rock fan, but there was always the odd song that I loved, like the Titanic song. Got in a mellow mood, so started watching docs of her and fell in love w/ her sweet, humble and ebullient personality. Watched her doc a few months ago. It's heartwarming, but heartwrenching, and had to watch it in many spurts. I have fibromyalgia,which was very hard to adjust to. I can totally relate to her suffering. God blessed her all her life. Now he's chosen her to showcase this rare orphan disease, so strides can be made to treat it properly. Orphan diseases get no funding and attention. We never knew about it, until someone as famous as Celine went public w/ it. Now all those people suffering in silence get a voice too, and hope for much better treatment.
You went very deep based off of her statement that "you can't see it" But she meant that it literally isn't visible on tests and scans. She wasn't saying that other people can't see that she's sick. She was saying that the doctors can't see anything wrong. Half of this documentary was filmed before she even had a diagnosis.
I have a syndrome thats incurable, untreatable n people always have this excuse its not seeable it shouldnt hurt or your not really sick if you seem normal it freaks me out every time cause even though it might not seem like it it is a struggle.
Don’t people realize how cruel this thinking is and how much more pain it causes? I’m sorry your health issues are so callously dismissed by unthinking(unfeeling) people when it’s support,understanding,and love that you need (and deserve)most!❤️❤️
I watched the documentary too & if I'm honest I couldn't think of anythingelse after that, it was quite horrifying. You wouldn't wish that on anybody. Maybe it's the Universes way of saying come on Celine you've laid your groundwork & to find a new path, a new purpose, she's very down to Earth & approachable I have a similar sense of humour, she's very quirky. A lovely lady. Whatever happens whether she sings or not again, she will still be much loved & respected by people. I wish her well & that she can heal.
Rosalie, you had some beautiful things to say, I think you have a kind, caring heart & being empathic also opens you up to feeling other people's energy & in various degrees. One thing it does do is make you a really great friend & listener.
It’s really hard having an invisible illness, and as you said it is very lonely!
J’aime sa voix et voudrais l’entendre. I pray for her every day.
She is very attach to souvenir.. i remember when she was 17 19..and more to feel her mom..she has a piece of her Mother robe.. old and rip up.. and always travel with it
Thanks for this video! The documentary was filmed in 2021/2022. Celine’s been working hard to rehabilitate her voice, mental, and physical strength. Here she is this year sounding like her beautiful self:
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I suffer from the same and fibromyalgia, and totally understand 😢
Lovely!💜💜☮✝☮💜💜
I imagine Michael J. Fox felt similar. Though they both have diseases that get worse and worse, there is one major difference. While Cline's could not be seen, Michael's could not be hidden. But both were career enders.
I still remember Michael’s interview about the beginning of his Parkinson’s being one finger that was twitching. I think of this every time I feel any kind of spasm in my body.
1 of million is mention becoz she received the diagnose only late in 2022, she had cancel many show befor that without being able to explain why. She did suffer a lot of not being able to explain it to the fan along of all the anxiety that goes with not knowing. She is doing much better now, she gave couple long entreview for the releas of the documentery, you should watch it ;-)
In regards to mentioning the rarity of the condition, how much research and funding go to diseases and conditions that most of us are unaware of? Either in the doc or an interview it was stated you never want to be a rarity in medicine. I believe she has donated a large sum towards research and the awareness the doc will bring will help others with the condition.
Mushroomhead came out with 2 new songs. One is called “Fall in Line” and the other is called “Prepackaged”.
Then the band As I Lay Dying has also 2 new songs. The first one is “Burden” and the other one is “The Cave We Fear to Enter.” Plus check out some of these songs out by Imminence. Some songs like “Continuum”, “Chasing Shadows”, “Alleviate”, “Heaven Shall Burn”, “The Sickness”, “Paralyzed”, “Heaven in Hiding”, and “Ghost”. These bands are amazing. By chance, you have done any of these videos or bands before then I apologize.
As a Therapist Celine Dion has TMS. Coined by Dr Sarno and explained beuatifuly by Nicole Sachs / Dr Gabor Mate.. Celion was is a people pleaser that part where she said she couldn't spend time with her family without haveing guilt.
If you or anyone you know has chronic pain , yes even Sps please go check out Dr Sarno or Nicole Sachs work the Cure for Chronic pain.
This is a Severe case of TMS.. not SPS.
Wish more people knew about this life changing work.
My.great grandparents had 20 kids french family just like her my grandfather was the youngest of them
Thank you for your analysis, watching the documentary there were times where I felt as if I was watching Celine talking to her psychologist.
Though my only complaint is that you didn't react to the complete documentary. 😉
Great documentary, Could she get it back??
Your commentary is great, but the Watch Mojo commentary really did an awful job summarizing the documentary. They took some liberties and mislead on a couple of things. I think it would have been a lot better to hear your review of watching the documentary itself. I do realize it’s a longer time commitment, but it really is worth it. It’s a phenomenally made documentary.
Remember Shania Twain she lost her voice. Celine u will get your voice back
The detail about having breakfast before she discovered her symptoms was not “extra“ to me at all. I think people were interested in hearing that. It’s like when people talk about “where were you when you heard Michael Jackson died?“ Is the same thing like “what were you doing or where were you when you first got your symptoms?“ People ask that all the time they just wanna know what the person went through and how they experienced it.
When she goes into how the voice works afterwards, that may be interesting to sing her like yourself, but I do think that that one was extra, lol. But like you said she’s wanting to go over her experiences and what she remembers feeling and thinking at the time. Because that’s how it impacted her at the time and I’m sure she has flashes of those moments in her head over and over and over. So she has to talk about them.
That’s a fair point. I meant more so as in those details matter, whereas some people may dismiss it.
When we listen to people, there’s something special about paying attention to those little details that made a moment important to a person. It’s not a sidenote, or extra unnecessary information, but an important part of her experience.
✌️❤
please can you react to narcis de la barbulesti- cand e munte langa munte
Nice video. But you should go and actually watch the documentary. It's really great.
WILL WONDERS NEVER CEASE?!?
Oh, I know about pain 😢. I have fybromylgia.
I’m sorry :(
SMS - The Floor Jansen Story (with eng subs) Might want to do this - and split it in 2, she tells about her total burnout also...
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Celine Dion is over stressed she can take it but here body sayes no ,and stops all cells not only Celine but even me or you if we get in that shape where we get more stress than food we ara going to feel the same.Thats why Celine needs to listen here body and the body will tell whats wrong , its same when you eat yoa askes your stomach not other people what to eat. So i think its time for Celine to do that by here ownselefs and not listen to much others. Probably learning to do that if she never did like she wonted to do , now you learn how to live , all by my self i will learn how to live ,fullstop.
Hay just sub to you check out el estepario Siberiano one handed drumming it will blow your mind
Jacoba
So many issues are unseen. Particularly disability.
Tom MacDonald ghost
I like you. So I'm only going to let you in on what is accual fact.. I'm not apart of, I am. The global music industry.. meaning All the music is sung for me, to me,, and it all is about me since birth. Not going to go into what I done for this to become what is 1986 to date my hoping you know what ALL MEANS, I chose not to run and hide once I was 7 yrs old so I stayed with my birth family and scinc I walk amounts you a regular civilian. We all know what is thay all sold there to the inorder to become rich and famous.. my life is written word for word in all the music a musical diry and private conversations between me and the people who ruel the world.. hello your cool and you love what you so do wat you do I like it ither way