Meat Loaf's CRAZY Encounter after the JFK Assassination | EXTENDED Interview | Huckabee
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- Опубликовано: 25 сен 2021
- Meat Loaf recalls being HIJACKED by secret service after JFK assassination. This legendary rock 'n' roll artist opens up about his life and career. Watch now!
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Aren't we lucky to have this interview just months before this beautiful, gentle, massively talented soul passed on.
I really appreciate how the 'guvnor' lets his guests speak and doesn't try to control the interviewee.
Otherwise it's not a interview. It's more like an interrogation.
Unlike jimmy fallon
You're thinking about Sean Hannity aren't you. Lol... 😆
LOL!!!! Y'all are funny 😂
But I agree. I used to live in Arkansas and I've always liked him. A very good friend of mine named Chad Galleger worked closely with Gov. Huckabee. With the Governor's backing Chad became our youngest mayor at age 22. Chad was brilliant .
It was funny to see the reaction of all those old fogies. Man, were they jealous! 😂
One of the losers got so mad he threw a huge chair down a flight of stairs. It was hilarious!
Before all of that he was youth pastor at our church. Then he was a pastor at his own church. Love you Gov. Huckabee!!!
Mike Huckabee is great!
I was fortunate to work 3 of his Concerts with a Production Company who helped setup Stage, PA, and Lighting and and met him and talk to him for a few minutes at each show, always the kind type and was an amazing experience. I Still have my Crew Pass and he always would talk to everyone working the shows for a few mins. He also would have everyone gather together about 90 before the show and do a Prayer and Dinner like a family. Marvin was an incredible person with so much talent his concerts was amazing and perhaps the more professional individual to ever work with. Thank you (Meat) sendingPrayers to all his Family, Friends, Band past to present, and fellow Fans.
So cool, thanks for sharing
Prayer and Dinner! Awesome!
He really was special, like no other musical talent and you got to meet him, fantastic!
Wow - sounds like such a great guy!
You should have a RUclips channel with stories like this! 😂😂
Watching his interview makes me realize how incredibly humble and nice he was. Love his music. May God receive him in his arms.
The five dollar bill ripped into three parts?
All I can say is, two outta three ain't bad.
Brilliant! Wish I had said that.
@@rupertmcnaughtdavis3649 Thanks mate. I'll let you say it!
Nice
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Good one.
I could listen to Meatloaf's stories all day.
I love him he is great.
I saw Meatloaf as the opening act for Steve Wonder. There was no racism in Boston in 1980
My condoloences...I tuned out after 5 minutes...probably the worst story I ever heard.
The older generations had interesting stories. I knew a guy(now in his mid-50's) that had so many shocking yet very interesting stories. Now with our country so restricted everyone's lives are boring(I am not including crimes). Instead of watching "woke" media, try asking your grandparents for interesting stories that happened in their lives. You would WISH you came from their era, where freedom and no invasion of privacy existed.
@@sandym4839 You are right, I see people wearing masks out in the country side miles from any where & any one, no smiles any more with many it seems, I am 62 soon & wish I had of asked my parents many more questions about Wales & UK, my 36 year old son is stuck in Melbourne, Australia, the most locked down city on the planet, also G'Day from rural South Australia
I saw Meatloaf Live ln concert 20 years ago at West Newcastle , NSW , Australia . He is without doubt one of the greats . When the sound system failed midway through the show he sang A cappella until repairs were completed , his rich voice filled the enormous hall with such clarity , warmth and power and was delivered so precisely that this was easily the highlight of the evening ! . An incredible performance ! . RIP Meatloaf , your music is immortal .
Just heard Meat Loaf passed away. Had to watch this interview to honor him. Amazing how he seems to include everyone in the room as he tells his story. He will be missed.
Could have lived longer with the vaccine. But fell for the disinformation anyway. RIP.
@@damienholland9244 no one knows how he died though. He's been having health issues for a while now.
Besides, even if he did die from Covid because he didn't get vaccinated, that was HIS choice to make and he even said that.
My guess is is that he didn't die from Covid because omicron was already prominent at that time and deaths from Omicron are very rare, despite what the media says.
@@damienholland9244 yeah & my 19 yr old son could've lived longer without having a massive heart attack 30mins after his second dose. Autopsy stated vaccine induced myocarditis. Wake TFU!
@@saltyaussie7702 If that's true I'm sorry for your loss. If it's not true I'm not sure what you're gaining from spreading this disinfo except to hurt the public. Additionally the vast majority of deaths are from Covid not the vaccines -- not even a fair comparison.
@@Sara-gl8ue Anti-vaxxers always say that (we're not sure it was Covid it was because of this or that). But I don't think the hospitals, doctors, nurses, and lab technicians are conspiring to lie about it. That's just more conspiracy BS, sorry.
One of my favorite artists. Grew up in the late 70's and early 80's listening to him. Still listening today.
Favorite " singers. " haha.
Me too. Soundtrack of my life. Love his story.
A Meatloaf Aday keeps the doctor away.
Meat Loaf just died. I immediately recalled this meticulous retelling of the day JFK was assassinated through his eyes as a teenager growing up in Dallas. You can identify how his mastery at worldbuilding within his songs is weaved straight from the fabric of his memories. May his memory be eternal! 🦉
Me too. Rip legend x
exactly my response to hearing about Ol' Meat as well, the Huckabee interview! The colourful recitation of a one in million chain of chance events at Parklands... he was honest and incredulous still about how it happened to him.. just an adventurous kid who was up for anything.... incredible example of the real Michael Aday. R.I.P. Dude, R.I.P.
Yea man, sucks 😕
RIP brother 🙏
@@rosiegilbert69 epic guy his music is immortal....
Beautifully put
RIP Meat Loaf, a tremendously talented and unique performer.
He’s a true Texan, the story starts, takes multiple off ramps, returns to story. My wife said he sounds like you.
I didn't know we (Texans) had a different sound.😂😂😂😂
@@Texas-Made I was referring to story telling.
@@michaeldubya oh boy. Some ppl have all the luck. Guess I live a boring life. That was an awesome story.
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Texian myself. My wife says to write a book....I said why? She said because you put every detail in your stories.
Amazing story and to think he was only 16 years old when that happened to him.
Probably why he reminded us that, "objects in rear view mirror may appear closer than they are".
That’s why he looks so good.
i was 15 in 1969. 2 years later i was tearin up the road in my 66 Corvette. it was orange, 5 years and $1500.
memories... as for Nov 22, the 4th grade and a teacher told me at recess.
What a genuine guy...seems humble and just as easy to talk to as your best friend...good for Meatloaf - I love him even more now !!
RIP Meat Loaf
Last performance I saw of him before his passing today
He should be inducted posthumously into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Binging on Meat Loaf since I learned of his passing. So much I had no idea about and listened again to the magical moments he put out there. We will miss this talent.
I was born in 1960 in Texas, and my mom said we just came in from shopping, and I had just turned on the TV to watch cartoons when they announced the shooting.
Thursday afternoon cartoons in 1963?
Me too. I just turned 4. Afternoon kids programming was interrupted with coverage of the president's visit. I was in Port Arthur, TX. We must have heard about it before most of the country
@@piggyroo100 Pretty standard stuff from then. Our local TV stations out of Wichita Falls had a kids show featuring cartoons you can't see now like Heckle and Jeckyl, Popeye and Mighty Mouse.
Amazing story. Huckabee is a great Host, he let's his guest actually speak without interruption or taking over the conversation.
While I would NEVAR click on anything Huckabee, I will click for Meat.
P.S. Anti-vaxxers are horrible people. Totally selective with their positions, and are being irresponsible and selfish.
Freedom isn’t free. We all give a little of our freedom, like the freedom to drive on sidewalks and the left side of the road to protect EVERYONE.
@@CorePathway We're not Anti-vaxxers. We are anti experimental biological agent injections. Big difference.
@@CorePathway Amen!
@@NavvyMom I don't know any antivaxers, just people who don't want to be guinea pigs for a shot that is now below 50% effective. But thank joe for cutting off our mono clono supply, we feel real United now.
@@CorePathway not gonna bow to your lie based tyranny. sorry. If you want to be safe and protected get your dang vax and leave the rest of us alone. you're protected...right? that is if you believe your vax is so effective.
The distraught little girl on the front of every newspaper in the world after JFK was shot, was my neighbor for a couple years.
KATHEY ATKINSON wrote a book called Grief of a Nation. I still have my autographed copy. She had quite a story. She was a beautiful person inside and out. Her life partner was Gary Tweedy and he was a interesting guy too... RIP My friend...
I wonder what the world would’ve been like if JFK wasn’t assassinated & served two terms as President…... A lot better I think.
RIP Kathey , RIP JFK
@@jameshodgkins559 the world? You mean America lol.
@@Fireglo , no I mean Vietnam , USA ,Cuba, Central America’s & the rest of the world ffs
@@jameshodgkins559 why would they be any different?
LOL. You reveal your ignorance of history with this comment, including the Vietnam War, the Cold War, the Cuban Revolution, the Federal Reserve, and the WELFARE SYSTEM (started by LBJ in the 60s), which has destroyed the character and dignity of millions of poorer people, and made them dependent on The Government among other things. I would encourage you to study more history, to broaden your horizons.
It's so sad to see Meat's health declining even back in September. He had been fighting medical issues for a long time. RIP KING!
I remember..5th grade and did a skit on the flash news. Mother cried and the country came to a screeching halt .
Meatloaf is one of rock'n'roll's greatest.
really?
meh
I just LOVE how sharp and generous he is with detail. I bet many don't appreciate how long it takes him to tell a story but "real recognizes real" as they say and this guy's as real as it gets. Much love!
I never imagined Meat Loaf to be such a story teller. This guy is riveting.
everyone tells it good when they lived thru it....maybe start listening to others instead of just making a weird face when they talk to you instead of just walking by
I was 13, in the eighth grade. They called us in from free time after lunch. My mother was literally sick in bed the next weekend. I never saw her sick before. Devastating what we have learned about our government since then.
I was 14 in the 9th grade. It was absolutely devastating. The Principal came in and told us the President had been shot and was dead. It was so shocking
I was in the sixth grade, just finished up a week of camping in NH and when we pulled up to the school where all the parents were waiting; a teach came on the bus and she was crying and told us that the president had been shot and had died. I was on a bus later on that same school year when I saw a picture of the Beatles for the first time. Another Friday , Feb 1964
@@rbspider I was in the sixth grade, too. Our teacher(Mr. Vander Woude, pronounced Vanderwoody)was called out of the room and when he came back in, he told us the president had been shot and we needed to pray(this was a public school). He was called out of the room again and came back to tell us that the president was dead and school was being dismissed. I remember that walk home vividly, the smells, fall leaves crunching under my shoe's and the ladies of the neighborhood, at their fences, talking to each other and crying. I was in that same classroom, early in 1964, when I saw my first Beatles photo, on the front of a 45 rpm paper cover, that was passed around by our music teacher, Mr. White Pidgeon(he was of indigenous ancestry). It was the most memorable school year of my life.
@@kibblenbits I was in the 3rd grade, Perkins School in Brockton, Mass. We didn't hear about it till around 2:30 PM, an hour after he was shot. It was lower income area school mostly, they might have forgotten about us. Walking home was surreal. The stores were already closing, photos of him hung in the windows. People on the sidewalks staring blankly, I had never seen a grown man crying, but there were several openly weeping. JFK was like family in Massachusetts. Life had stopped, there was nothing else that mattered. The local newspaper had the EXTRA edition and the headline was burnt into my memory. I wish I still had that copy. I saw one many years later while I was working in an older home. Almost made me cry.
8th grade
"Its all coming back to me now" Meatloaf. I was in the 5th grade in Austin Elementary School in Odessa Texas when we got the tragic news from our teacher. Mrs Albright, I remember it well.
I met Meat Loaf when I was on the concert committee in college. His band had an extensive rider with the contract, and we did our best to fill it at our rural college. When it came time for the group to eat, Meat Loaf personally invited our team in, saying how professional venues often don’t fulfill the rider as well as we did, and that he wanted us to sit down and eat with him! He was genuine and took time to talk with each of us a bit, as the team was largely comprised of music majors.
Lovely story teller, absolute legendary performer.
Rest easy Meat, you've earned it
Meat Loaf is just an amazing guy. A true one of a kind artist.
so many people are amazing....the fact is people only like listening to famous people yet regular folk have stories just as good imo...it's too bad society doesn't care what a regular person has to say. if that were the case the world would be way better imo
Yes, and it would seem he's a gentleman as well.
@@bobbylawsen9638 Lawson?
Love Meatloaf, didn’t realize his past was so interesting!
Right. Those are great stories. 😂😂
It's like Nile Rodgers said "I walked into a club with Billy Idol and there was David Bowie sitting at the bar". They got talking and he sort of relaunched Bowie with "Lets Dance".
I don't think many of us did
@@aberamagold7509 true that..
Who would have thought he was that close to the Kennedy assassination.
Such a very nice, very humble, and kind hearted man. Made me smile. May you rest in peace with the angels.
I was seven and was sent home to a locked house as my mother was a teacher.I cried on my porch alone and never forgot it
Meatloaf is a good time. Huckabee has some of the best guest in talk show history. These rock stars are the ones I grew up listening to back in the 80's. I love this show.
Meatloaf was from the 70's
Interesting too is that there is a picture of a young Bill Paxton sitting on his father's shoulders in the crowd at Love Field.
@@eclecticmusica Yes... and so was Alice Cooper, Michael Jackson and many others but they didn't stop performing nor stopped making music because the decade ended. Nor did their records turned to dust on Jan. 1st 1980.
@@gerritpeacock3571 Oh wow. I'll have to check that out.
@@ikeyasector there was an anniversary of the JFK assassination where Bill Paxton did the narration for it I believe. But at the end he shows the picture of himself as a young boy.
I can just imagine how many OTHER great stories he has. Such a humble man he is. Loved it! Thanks for that interview Mike Huckabee
Humble??? He threatened Huckabee with a fight at the beginning of the interview...slob is what I see.
@@johnnypastrana6727 he did? Hmmm
I'm from the Netherlands and when i was younger i did some volunteer work at a home for the elderly.
After work i used to talk to some of the oldtimers and they had the most amazing stories to tell.
Mostly about WW2 because that's what i was interrested in the most but if you wanna hear some great stories take the time to talk to the oldtimers.
Alot of them are real lonely too and it's an amazing sight to see them come back to life sort of when they've got somebody to talk to.
@@likilikiki you are SO right 💕
just imagine the stories he never tells
You don’t expect such humility and grace from a rock idol. RIP Meat Loaf, we were lucky to be entertained by your spectacular talent and showmanship. Will always love you Meat.
This is a classic interview! RIP Meatloaf! Never another one like him.
When JFK was assassinated. I was in elementary school and 8 years old. It came over the PA speaker that we were told to go home. When I got home my mom said "why are you here?" I said President Kennedy was killed. She didn't believe me so I turned on the TV and sure enough it was on the news. She broke down in tears.
Isn't it wierd, they just let us out to walk home. No calls to parents, etc. I was in 6th grade in a Dallas suburb, Richardson.
Why do people cry when some politician gets shot? Politicians are responsible for millions of deaths.
@@chrischandler889 you obviously don’t understand the era or climate or America overall @ that time.
@@showbread9366 oh I understand people brought up/indoctrinated to be obiediant statists(especially back then). It is just sad.
@@chrischandler889 but the people were wholesome folks. You can see it in the pictures. You can hear in the respectful manner in which they spoke. The heart is gone 💔
I had no idea that Meatloaf was so funny or had such an interesting career. Thank you, Governor, for doing this interview. I laughed until I cried. P.S. You would have been a great President.
I'm glad I saw him in person in Fort Lauderdale FLORIDA. 10/26/21, I'm going to buy his CD for great RESPECT for you Sir Meatloaf!
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Wait till you hear the Charlie Manson story
@@ryveralexander8511 I hope his voice has held up-
I doubt he would put himself out there if he lost much
Phil Collins doesn't need the $ does he?
Great story. I just wish Governor Huckabee had asked more questions as Meatloaf was telling the story cause there were certain things that I wasn’t clear on that I think could’ve been explained more thoroughly that I wish the Governor would’ve inquired about. But it’s a very interesting story.
@@ryveralexander8511 do you mean you saw him on 10/26/20 or that you’re going to see him on 10/26/21?
I went to the same high school (Thomas Jefferson) at the same time although I didn't know Meatloaf since he was a couple of years older. The Catholic kids were excused if they wanted to go see JFK. I was in a car-pool with some Catholic kids so I went with them to Love Field and saw the President and Jackie arrive and leave in the motorcade. We weren't hijacked by secret service and didn't know what else to do so went back to school. I remember how excited I was to tell everyone I had seen JFK and how confused I was when everyone told me he was already dead. "But I just saw him." Latter that day they arrested Oswald and the news reported they had found a Mauser rifle in the Book Depository. By the next day they were saying it was a Mannlicher-Carcano, the first time I ever heard of such a rifle. We were friends with people who worked in Henry Wade's D.A. office and O'Neill's funeral home and so I heard a lot of strange things over the following months. When the Warren Report came out the following year I tended to believe it. Today I realize it was a total whitewash to make people stop asking inconvenient questions. It didn't work.
Loved Meat since 80’s. He was Such a good guy. He never got The respect like other musicians did and he should have!
I was in 2nd grade and my teacher was crying and we were sent home from school My mother was crying when I got home. I knew something horrible and dreadful happened
What year was this 😳
@@Moose803 1963 I am 64 years old
@@cjmcdowell1904 too bad Meat wasn't more specific about the limo. a young dr trainee Glanges stated she say a bullet HOLE FRONT TO BACK in the limo while it was parked at parkland. and was the ss agent standing on Stemmons?
I was in the 2d grade also and our teacher Miss Howard announced it to the class! I'm 64.
@@marjoryrainey287 64 year old former 2nd grader here, also. The principal came to our class and took our teacher out in the hall. When she came back, she was crying. Totally stunned the class. We didn't think a teacher could cry. She was an older lady, too, probably 60+ .
I remember very well where I was. I was about 5 years old, riding my bouncing horse with springs. My mom was ironing clothes and watching tv. She started crying and got really upset. It was a sad day.
My mom was ironing clothes, too! How funny! I was about 1.5 years old, don’t remember!
He's gone. This amazing man. Rest peacefully Meatloaf.
Wow, to lose this amazing man is so sad. He had such a presence just singing a song and anyone watching him can see the extreme passion and authentic emotions. We don't have many of these kinds of singers left who you can almost see their souls as they perform.
I remember Meat Loaf when he was on The Apprentice and he was such an amiable guy. So he was on the future President's show. Wow. What an interesting career. Thanks for the great music, Meatloaf and thank you Mr. Huckabee for having him on. God 🙏🙏🙏
Now those on Barnum's Apprentice show tend to be seen as sympathetic to his proto fascist regime!
I don’t remember him being amiable at all lol. I remember him screaming and flipping out on multiple people.
@@baybae92
Oh. Could be. I guess I'm mistaken. Thank you 😊.
@@miketomlin6040 I guess you're glad they kicked out Barnum and replaced him with an old decrepit crook puppeteered by marxists.
I wonder if he hates 45, cause he Must therefore love him so sayeth the media
It just goes to show that God takes care of us even when we make bad choices. He always has our back.
Just stop...
Tell that to all the kids that ravage through the dumps as their playgrounds in poverty, looking for something to sell or eat. God works in mysterious ways I guess!
Amen and Amen!!
I can attest to that. He never left me ..
There are no God/s. Absurd constructs. Long gone, thankfully.
I love that storyline. You just never know the doors God opens until you let him lead you.
Mr. Loaf seems like a wonderful man with a great personality, so sad to hear of his passing.........I'm sure he lived full life with never a dull moment. RIP brother.
He looks better now than he did 40 years ago...love his music, brings back great memories
I totally enjoyed this video!!! . Thank-you for posting!!
Meat loaf was a HUGE part of my childhood. Dad used to blast his cassette tapes in the jeep while we were out jeeping in the mountians.
I still jam out to his music all the time.
He had a good sense of humour, that's important in life
My very FIRST memory in life, was laying on the couch and my dad changing my diaper, while my mother stood by the television 📺 sobbing at the assassination of JFK.
I’ve always liked Meat Loaf, but now even more so. Great interview!
Makes me appreciate and admire Meatloaf even more than I already did! And I just LOVE stories like those he told!...
A great singer and actor with a wonderful theatrical style. I am going to miss him so much.
We were remembering your character in Rocky Horror Picture Show. Good job.
Eddie! The “Wild and Untamed Thing! Now I want to watch RHP again’
I was 4 years old and my Mom was ironing clothes with the TV on. She started crying so hard. I asked her what happened and she told me. I don't remember anything else at age 4.
I was about the same age. I remember my dad calling my mother into the living room to see the news interruption of whatever was on.
Same age but I remember it bc mama was watching and crying while ironing.
I was 3 and my mom was ironing also watching tv and crying and then on the phone with my grandma!
I didn’t know he was a Christian. Nice man. GOD bless your “Mr Loaf”
Wow you can read people better then anyone I know.
Mr.Loaf hahaha
Thanks to the host for not interrupting. Makes a nice change.
I remember. We were stationed in Charleston, SC at the time, and my dad who was in SAC (USAF) started yelling at the TV in disbelief and cried when Kennedy died. My father was a loadmaster and he flew on the plane that transported the bubble top, clothing, etc. for President Kennedy. One of the secret service guys was ALWAYS flying in the back with the President's car. He gave my dad a tie clasp of the PT109......I still have that clasp.
I was in college at Wake Forest in Winston-Salem, NC. A burly grad student came into the organic lab where several of us were trying to identify unkowns, white as a sheet and shaking. He said Kennedy had been shot. No one believed him (we didn't want to), so he brought a radio in. It was quite a shock.
I love this interview. May be the best celebrity interview I ever watched.
Absolutely super interesting interview.
Tell us about the extra bullet holes in the limousine window and frame.
I would love to just sit and listen to Meat tell the stories of his life. He is an amazing singer!
He WAS a decent singer back in the 70's.
Meeee tooo!
I don’t really remember as I was 9 months old but something extreme must have happened at my house as I get chills and cry every time it comes on tv.
I was only 2 months old at the time.
I was 5 months, at the time.
I had just turned seven years old five days before JFK's assassination. He was killed only 60 miles from my front doorstep.
I was in the first grade and remember everything about that day.
I was barely 3. My mom said I sat in my rocking chair and watched the coverage, no doubt not understanding it at all but sensing something.
I was 10 at the time. I recall all the disbelief coupled with profound shock and grief. I remember watching TV for days. This was history in the making. My Mom went to the local drugstore and purchased film for her camera. She wanted to capture whatever she thought would be historical. Mom was so proud that she thought ahead and bought color film which would make the photos more realistic. I told Mom she did a great thing........but........we didn't have a color TV.
I was able to meet him back in October, we actually talked about this story and the $5 bill that he and his friends split. He was such a nice guy.
What happened to Meatloaf's part of it?
@Darren Richardson Destroyed in the company basement because of a flood.
“The World is Alright, The People Make it Bad.” RIP Meatloaf. Akal Akal Akal
Meatloaf is an icon will stay around for ever.
I was 12, at home, I wrote in my diary. I cried when that adorable little boy saluted, not really knowing what was going on.
I was John Jr's age 3 years old..
John John's salute and the funeral was my first long term memory that I know. I was 2.
@@reneeg4817 they killed him too. too bad Meat wasn't more specific about the limo. a young dr trainee Glanges stated she say a bullet HOLE FRONT TO BACK in the limo while it was parked at parkland. and was the ss agent standing on Stemmons?
@@STho205 they killed him too. too bad Meat wasn't more specific about the limo. a young dr trainee Glanges stated she say a bullet HOLE FRONT TO BACK in the limo while it was parked at parkland. and was the ss agent standing on Stemmons?
@@justthink5854 I have done 3 years research on John F Kennedy.. It certainly didn't happen the way they said. I read a book by Roger Stone about. Lyndon Johnson.. That was a disgusting man.. I learned probably more than I wanted to.. Not just from his book.. I couldn't get through the book. I certainly have great Respect for Roger Stone. Thank u for taking the time to sent me a comment. I did come up with everything we were told is a lie.. Regarding the Government.. I turn to Jesus for my help now.. Be prepared get food and water and cash on hand.. This I believe is Red October.. Stay safe.. Psalm 91.. Over you and your family.
What a legend RIP big man.Nobody will ever be as good as you.
You will be truly missed by all your
followers but your music will last
for eternity.
I saw Meat perform in the National Lampoon “Lemmings” tour at my college (SUNY, Geneneso, NY) in 1975 and he just blew us away! Not long after he had his first album.
Call him a movie star!!! He was Eddie in Rocky Horror picture show.
Don't forget Fight Club
Watch Roadie, with debra Harry. Great movie
@@donnad5064 Roadie was a cool movie
One of the best interviews I've ever seen!
God bless Meat Loaf, governor Huckabee and all of you reading this too! 🤗😀
God bless you too brother.
Omgoodness now I want to look up EVERY Meatloaf interview! What a storyteller with many stories! 💗
Thank you for letting him tell this whole story.
Now that is exactly how the favor of God works in our lives, no effort on our part, and no planning by us. Just waking around in His goodness all the day long
May God bless you Trevor. Thank you for glorifying his name and speaking the truth!
AMEN!! 🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼
I have been a fan of his since The Rocky Horror Picture Show, didn't like the movie all that much but his part of it was fantastic.
@George Semel I had forgotten about him playing in Rocky Horror you just brought a chuckle to me
I saw Rocky Horror at an "artsy" theatre in Dallas, complete with audience partici...pation! ; )
This was a real treat to hear Meatloaf’s start.Thank you.
Meatloaf was living off his mother’s prayers cause doors were opening for him that otherwise couldn’t be explained. It’s a beautiful story I’ve seen similar things happen throughout my life and it was years later before I realized. The power of prayer and his blessings being poured out.
🙄 Yeah, had nothing to do with his hard work. Prayer doesn't do anything for other people. Quit praying, take physical action, and actually help people. Your silent prayers don't help anybody but your own selfish ego to feel better about itself.
Meatloaf is a legend, great singer and story teller 👍🏻👍🏻❤
Meat Loaf is The GOAT!
Why do you say that?
It means Greatest Of All Time
Great admiration for this man. His music is timeless and he is so humble
What a humble guy. Miss you Meatloaf. But you are for sure in a better place than we are. Thanks for the jam ~ kimie
This show has really shown how great a president Huckabee would have been.
LOL!!! Huckabee is a political hack. he supports trump.
Huckabee is a Trump stooge --- he would get laughed out of the White House in handcuffs
Love this guy he’s such a real perfectionist! His music is pure heart ,
I saw him in 2015. After the 1st song he received a standing ovation. From then on everyone remained standing. The energy in that room was electrifying.
I would have never expected this man here to die 3 months later. Strange how life can end so unexpectedly. 😕
It should never be strange!!when you were born,it was written in stone with your first breath into this world!NO ONE IS PROMISED TOMORROW!
..this is from 2021..
Great 👍🏾 Interview Mike. Fascinating stories like Meatloaf's keeps me coming back! 🙏🏿🇺🇲🙏🏿
I was in Yokota Air Force Base in Japan that day I was 10 years old in the 4th grade. Still have the Stars and Stripes newspaper. Very sad day in history.
It's great he was interviewed on Huckabee. Great interview. Great showman & performer. Humble, Legend.
Meatloaf is a very enlightened fellow. When he says he remembers a high school friend's name "because of you" to Huckabee. Wonderful to see!
I seen Meatloaf at the Hard Rock in Vegas in 2010 .... he put on a "High Energy" non stop two hour show and played all his hits ... I was Second Row Centre about 12 feet away from him .... it was "Awesome" ... he has lost a lot of weight and looks kinda frail right now ... I hope he is doing well ... great stories .... I'm a fan ... grew up with his music ...
I was in Jr High School, 9th grade, and remember it well. Very sad day for America.
RIP, Meat Loaf. One of my favorites.
If you like hearing Meat Loaf tell stories his autobiography is an amazing read.
There are so many people that can be interviewed about that day in 1963-that were in dallas
Yeah, Bill Paxton has a story, too.
I’ve heard that 99% of success is simply showing up!
I could listen to meatloafs stories all day long 😂 amazing 🤩
Correction: Mickey Mantle lived in Dallas, however he is from Oklahoma.