James Hetfield Breaks Silence On Why He Went Back To Rehab, Working Through Pandemic, Blackened 2020
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- Опубликовано: 12 июл 2023
- James Hetfield Breaks Silence On Why He Went Back To Rehab, Working Through Pandemic, Blackened 2020
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This man will continue to fight the battle each day until his passing. I do the same. Everyday is a battle to not use or drink and to try and find comfort and joy in soberness. Mental health doesn’t judge or discriminate. It’s real. It’s universal.
Just program your mind not to think about it. It is all will power, nothing special, just talk to yourself and hold yourself. Easier than you think.
@@marcusbiller867I'm glad for you that you think it's that easy. It clearly isn't for a lot of people. It's not just about resisting the urge to drink or take drugs, it's also about the demons in ones head, other stuff that maybe going on in ones life, self belief. Just because someone is famous or has money doesn't mean they live a charmed life. I hope for you and your loved ones that none of it ever happens to you.
I just watch a video of David from Distrubed say this past Feb he almost took his life.. it’s insane that people don’t want to talk about it and if they do people look at them like they are weak or insane.
Me to right dude James is my idol hero example for the like of us how to deal with mental healthy issue if was not for James I never trough how to deal with my problem everyday was always a challenge for me in my life especially after the Covid19 life was not easy for me
@@marcusbiller867 Everything is willpower, but not everyone has high levels of it. I'm pretty good at it, I have good financial discipline and food discipline, but even I had trouble cutting back on drinking. I haven't quit altogether, but I never let myself progress to the point I became an alcoholic. I'm mostly cutting back due to calories, and it being a carcinogen, and the most important reason, I don't want to be an alcoholic like my dad. It's not easy, especially when you get bored. But if I can focus on other things, it's not too bad. Having a way to direct that energy.
James is the definition of a real one and one of the most iconic musicians ever. Nothing but respect for the guy.
"I create my own fears very easily". Mental health issues in a nutshell. Love James and Metallica, great interview.
It shows me he applied himself in rehab saying he creates his own fears.
We all do.. to be self aware like this and to be open and honest is something you hear people in the program say.. it’s a universal language. The 4th step in the 12 steps brings in a lot of self reflecting, it gets pounded into you to constantly call out your emotions, that way you can’t be in denial or be delusional.
I believe anyone in this life can benefit from the 12 steps if they legitimately applied themselves..
Thank you James and Metallica for galvanising human emotion at its most profound levels. My life would not have been the same without your unique talent to translate otherwise hard to define feelings into sound. I am a 69 year old little grey haired grandmother but when I play your music it gives an ageless and powerful experience which is priceless, and your efforts to create a universal bond of Metallica family takes effect. Try not to flog yourself with negative feedback, we are all screwed up in our own way. Make those 60s the best years of your life by continuing what you have been doing lately which is bringing joy with your concerts. You are creating a monumental legacy, and please enjoy it.
Great comment!
Of all the famous people in the world, I'd like to meet James Hetfield the most. Not as a fan, just as a person. Seems like a solid dude.
I’m glad he’s gotten help where many other musicians we loved has passed away, Chris Cornell, Chester Bennington, many others through substance abuse and depression. James 🙏🏼🎸🤘🏼
This man has made such an impact on our lives. His perspective, wisdom, and openness is a blessing. Thank you, James
He is coached you fool.
Impact ? Really? Nah he is just a dude in Metallica.
If you some musician you never met made an impact in your life that means you need to get out of the house more.
@@paulsroczynski1491me neither
@memphisflippin1252 if music doesn't make an impact on you, you're the one that needs to reevaluate yourself
I absolutely respect the man (the musician too of course) for taking the time to reflect on his health - mentally and physically, regardless of the pressure of being in one of the world's biggest bands. He'll need more of those sessions, and he's aware.
And he's got the full support of his bandmates - his friends.
You're doing great Jaymz!!! Long may it continue.
Love this man, there is waging wars against himself whilst producing some of the greatest music there is. I'm glad he feels strong enough to share his struggles so others can see that they can happen to anyone, even rock gods.
He is looking so well and like a weight has been lifted off him. It brings me such joy to see. This man deserves his happiness.
Rock on, Sir.
Man, James is genuinely a super humble dude, even though he’s one of the most famous front men of all-time. He’s grounded! I’ve always heard good things about fans meeting him.
He looks so much better now days than he did a few years ago when he relapsed and gained weight/grew his hair out. He just looked tired and worn down. I love seeing him like this now!
He looks and sounds like he's in a better place. I'm so pleased for him.
As a recovering addict n acholic I understand where James is coming from. I got clean n sober way before James did in 1994 and one the things that helped me in my struggles outside my fellowships was the music of Metallica and James lyrics. And to this day their music still helps me. Proud of Papa Het n thankful he was always willing to share his soul in his music.
Would love to hear a James solo record, he could go for all those classical/acoustic pieces he writes so well, some country stuff. Always felt he had that side to him, less (not at all) heavy but with his great voice and guitar writing/playing skills, he could make a fantastic record.
He has a perfect voice for something like that. Would love to see him branch out some!
James has always had an iron clad philosophy about side projects and he's stuck to it. He believes it's a big negative for Metallica. He's the only guy in the group who could actually pull it off and be successful. Instead, he's put those non-metal pieces in the Metallica framework. It definitely worked with Nothing Else Matters but that's about it. I think he knows his limitations and doesn't want to face the critical gaze of the world without the support of the band apparatus behind him.
@@redghettosunI don’t think he could write a great song without Lars. Lars has always been his writing partner and doesn’t get enough credit.
@singleproppilot He's admitted it before. Lars knows arrangements and James's strength are riffs. Obviously it wouldn't work if James thought he knew better than Lars. But maybe he does and he's level headed enough to let Lars contribute. Probably the reason why Metallica has lasted so long.
Low man's lyric is the best Metallica song
I was pissed off when they cancelled the Perth tour a few years ago until I found out why. So glad he’s healthy again and he looks like he’s having so much fun on stage now.
Ah a fellow Metallica fan from Perth
Ayy, third here. Hope you are well
Ugh. They literally said in the cancellation post it’s because he’s going to rehab
yes and skinny af. he needs to do an ironman triathlon now.
Tell that to all the arseholes who keep bleaping on about oh why metallica still hasnt come back and they owe us a tour. Bunch of idiots really.
You are a true legend ,you’ve been in my life since I was 13 years old ,now I’m 52 ,your still a big part of my life and my two sons,I’m slowly winning my grandson around ,great gig in Twickingham 2019 looking forward to seeing you in 2025 🤘
It is always refreshing to hear either a musician/entertainer be so honest about themselves. James, there is nothing wrong with going to therapy/counseling to address certain issues, in order to make YOUR life, and those close to you (family/friends) better. Keep plugging away and as always...good job !! 👍🎸
I don't even listen to metal anymore, but any chance I get to hear James Hetfield talk, I take it. He's just one of those people that whether you agree with him or not, he's wise, kind, and just nice. I really like the dude. If he ever decides he doesn't want to do music, he would be a tremendous public speaker or even voice actor.
Thanks for sharing, James. Glad you're doing well. ❤😊
Bless you James you are an inspiration to us all
Guess as fans , we easily forget what is going on in the personal lives of our favourite musicians, preesures ,expectations etc ,we can't imagine.
Greatest respect ❤
Metallica cancelled their show in New Zealand in 2019 because James went into rehab. I had a ticket for that show. They hadn't been to NZ since 2010 (and I didn't get to see them then). But you know what? I wasn't mad. Not one bit. Not angry, or sad or even disappointed. Metallica are my favorite band and James was a huge inspiration to me in my early days of guitar playing. Still my biggest inspiration. So I was actually just supportive of where he needed to go to get himself better. I love the guy.
He's looking real good now and I'm glad to see he came out of there kicking ass, releasing a new record, and getting on the road.
I keep getting surprised with the love that flows out of me every time i listen to james talk. This is a great man, the more so for being simple and humble as well as amazing
9 years sober , then seeking help recent. Took loses, love what your music , Metallica his for me , live goes in bro . Thank you and bravo for speaking in the subject het.
i love james hetfield..he has been with me sense i was 13 im now nearly 50..he is a shining light of integrity and a true role model...even through all them drunken nights so far away..no real harm done..it has been a sheer pleasure to follow you all these years
Thanks for posting this for us
To have a long conversation with this legend.. thats my dream
He's such an articulate, interesting guy to listen to. Seems very humble
Easy to seem that way when you're rich
I for one am so so glad you opened your mind and your heart, especially for yourself . Because YOU DO MATTER❤️
I am so looking forward to seeing you and the guys in November . METALLICA FOREVER🤘❤
I give this man kudos on So many levels. I work in recovery- as well as a recovering addict, and I can’t even begin to imagine being in recovery while being the front man in one of the biggest bands in the world.❤ I have absolutely No Doubt that at least part of the reason he decided to do this interview is for the simple fact of helping others… while most importantly healing himself 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Yeah he definitely has some balls. I’ve been to rehab and I don’t talk about that with anyone. For him to be so public about it is inspiring. I would not have made it through rehab if I didn’t have Metallica on my iPod. The first few nights I didn’t sleep for even a second. So I listened to Metallica and thought of a better day.
Wow, boomer dad bod finally stops drinking and drugging like a teenager. Super Kudos (slow clapping)
@@j.goebbels2134 addiction is not something you can stop just like that you absolutely ignorant prick. He got himself the help he needed for the fight. Because it is a fight for life. Theres no way he would have gotten out of this alone
Thank you for sharing.
Much love and respect! It takes a lot of courage to seek assistance as we men are conditioned against it. Best wishes to James and anyone fighting these battles!
There is only one James Hetfield. There are no others. You cannot unthink him.
His honesty is a major factor of why hes so likable. I mean this guy has tons of bank, but he still, after all these years is just the "everyman" trying to keep his sanity. Hes the guy at the bar you want to sit by. Chill and and relaxed.
He's the guy that's not at the bar anymore, but I know what you mean.
He means cigar lounge 🤘
Addiction is a problem that's hard to overcome the first time or the second time and a lot of people never get clean. I speak from my own life. My father was a alcoholic and i had a problem with coke and xtc. My father died a alcoholic and i have overcome my problem but get many other problems ( mind and body) . I wish Hetfield the best in life and keep on giving that great Metallica sound. Metallica best metal / Rock band ever. Greetings from the Netherlands
Thank you to Mr. Hetfield. Never easy to open up about stuff like that. Especially to the public...
Thank you for sharing. 👍👍👍
The day this man leaves this world is the day my connection with music will be hit the hardest. My absolute hero. Going through everything he has and still is and he brings so much light to so many others around the world. Nothing but love for the ‘Papa Het’. Thank you for keeping me going in my darkest of times as well as my happiest too. 🤘🏻
A hero to millions and opening his heart like this is something special.
he's never opened himself this way.
@@peaelarelife is his to live it his way...
All these words he don't just say
and nothing else matters
@@Ryan-xn3mt Trust he seek and he find in you
When you have heart failure, you don’t go to the hospital once and are cured forever.
When you have Crohn’s disease, you manage every part of your life the best you can and accept that you’ll have flare-ups sometimes.
Only when you have addiction do people expect you to need help once and needing it again is a failure. You should hurry up and decide to be fine on your own. We say things like “reach out” and “get help” - but when people do, we make a spectacle of it.
In a way that we never do for any other chronic condition…
Het is always honest, straight forward, and true to himself and I really do respect that about him.
James is a catalyst, especially for men, to not be ashamed to show and share your feelings and advocate the importance of mental health. That said, WHAT HAPPENED? Mental or emotional breakdown? Substance(s) relapse? I respect privacy and owe to him and his family not to pry but some of those details and method of recovery could be quite helpful to others who may be struggling. Very happy for him and still bringing it.
The personal detail of any individual’s ‘breakdown’ are less relevant than the acceptance and belief in finding a different, healthier way to ‘cope’.
He stands, writes and sings from a stance that reflects back his own experiences and perceptions, remains humble, carries the burden of what he sees and then loses himself in a rabbit hole.
We all have our own triggers and ergo our own path to recovery.
What’s important is that we are reminded there is a path to recovery and, perhaps, even just that there are always steps to a better way, and always changes to our journey, we just need to take them ☺️
You got this james 🤘🏽
Stay strong James.
I think many people (especially musicians) to get sober, but if you’re not staying busy or moving in some way, almost constantly.. staying sober is a challenge. Maybe it’s like some dopamine fix where everything seems new, or productive.. but the second you slow down or stop.. these haunting thoughts come. You may exhaust yourself or work til you break, but the fear of stopping or slowing down is greater because it’s so easy to just reach for a substance.
Your an amazing human Papa Het!!
🤟🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
When you think about it, you can use this way of thinking in all aspects of your life, even if you do not use or drink. Being well in your own head comes first. If you dont have a functioning relatively happy self, nobody around you will be happy.
Anyone who willingly goes back to rehab gains more of my respect. Never stop fighting, regardless of what any haters say. People can change if they never stop fighting
Love you james never stop being real nothing but good vibes for you sir ❤️🤘🏻
God bless you James. You have brought so much joy, happiness, and healing to millions and you deserve nothing but the same.
Cool that he started to use shirts of bands that inspired Metallica. More than before
The songs on 72 seasons hit different when u realize what James has to go through
Glad that he’s taking the necessary measures to better himself and focusing on his Health!!!!!
He’s one of the Best frontmen of the top Hard Rock/Metal Bands in HISTORY!!!!!
Keep it up James!!!!!!\M/
I love how open and honest he is. Great interview.
You should have come to the Freedom convoy in Ottawa 🇨🇦💪
Hail Hetfield. The one true King of Metalllll.
King of Metal........ YES
ONE True King...... NO
there is no ONE King in metal
i mean
Ozzy
Rob halford
Bruce Dickinson
etc etc
there are so many that deserve the role of King of Metal... Seriously
Hetfield is not above them all, I don't think any of them are above them all
i would put a select few on the same level but would never name 1 as the king of metal
@@SecretAgentBeans
The Prince, ... The God Father , The Blizzard, etc
@@martinkuliza….sorry, but Ozzy is the PRINCE. 🤷♀️
@@roseolson4262
No mate, SORRY Back at you
OZZY IS WHATEVER HE WANTS TO BE
he is both prince and Godfather of Metal
Nah Hetfield is the King, always has been always will be.
This is why people should get help if they need it. These guys deal with so much shit and everyone wanting a piece of them it’s no surprise why Kirk Hammett doesn’t really want his kids in this life. At least he has the sense to get help when he feels like he needs it. Most of us either can’t get help or simply won’t.
Mark my words. This man's passing will hit hard. I dread that day's coming
Love ya jamz
Well said James. Level of functioning, changes over time so time out is good to live life 👍. ✌️🤘🏴🇦🇺
James is so raw. That openness he has naturally is why it was so easy for millions to connect with Metallica
His honesty and intelligence is so refreshing, especially in the macho world of metal.
My respect for James continues to grow more and more through the years.
He’s in rehab yet again. What a legend!
I remember back then, I saw a video of Metallica playing live. I saw James and I could tell he was struggling. I didn't know about what or why I thought it, but it was very obvious to me. A few days later I heard that he had gone back to rehab.
Metallica and their music, and specifically James, have been integral to helping my mental health through the years. So I want nothing more than to see them healthy and strong, and prioritizing themselves and their healths and families. The Metallica family will be here for them when they get better.
Also, I'm a couple of weeks from watching them live again, and I am insanely excited.
Hetfield is the reason I picked up a guitar.
without much doubt for me the greatest reference in the artistic world and the example of their long journey that very few manage to overcome. The master.
When James grows the load era mustache he's off the wagon . I quit drinking it's awful never was really addicted but binged drink when I did . Keep rocking James
It’s called on your square my man and it takes a lot to stay in it!
James Hetfield is a GINORMOUS part of why I got sober after over two decades of living in the bottle, he's my hero. Always will be.
I love this man ! 💪🖤
Keep well james.❤👍✌️🇬🇧
I could not imagine the pressure of being the front man of the biggest metal band ever, in front of thousands of people every other night, traveling all over the world, and trying to raise a family and have a normal life at the same time. Just thinking about it makes me want to grab a drink and hide.
Imagine having a textbook bad fight with your partner, the kids have a lot going on, you’re worked up and then Friday comes and you have to shut it off, get on a plane and step out on stage at a sporting arena where everyone is watching you on the jumbo screens and everyone in the pit is 10 feet away scrutinizing and filming your every action. You can’t show anything other than high spirit and you have to perform at the absolute top of your game
Then Monday comes and you have to go right back to family mode and figure it out. You can’t bring the excitement or stresses of the weekend back home with you
Repeat this for decades and then call your doctor
🤮
@@wightclaudia It has to be a crazy life.
@@wightclaudia I can't imagine. I can barely get through a wedding w my significant other without a fight. 'Turn left here! Why are you yelling at me? We're gonna be late! Where should we park? I have and idea -How about we rive the car up a tree and we'll park there? You don't have to be a smart ass about everything. Yes I do.' LOL!
@wightclaudia imagine being why Metallica sucked in the 90's and half the reason the St. Anger was made as a documentary. Meanwhile, Kirk and Rob awkwardly dealt with navigating two dumbass alphas who lost their way since Cliff died, also losing Jason
No kidding, just think of the anxiety. I would need to be on Xanax just to deal with it.
Watching some of his stories makes me want to be better.❤❤❤ I dont give 2 ***** what anybody else says that... is one awesome soul right there!!!❤❤❤
The only musician i know that waits for the riffs and melodies from his other bandmembers… and then adds lyrics. I would like to see his lyric progression but it seems top secret.
TOOL has a similar method. Pretty interesting how some vocalists/songwriters capture their ideas in different ways.
Addiction is a real disease! I know firsthand as I went to treatment a year ago and still struggle with it!
Big fan of their first several years of work. It's amazing that they still play heavy music at this age. Godspeed Hetfield!
The Riff Machine
If James isn’t an inspiration then I don’t know who is,I’ve followed these guys from the beginning,saw them in 87 and then 89,amazing power in the shows,bad habits are hard to break sometimes and it sometimes takes time,maybe a few times,but he’ll be just fine,he speaks like he’s a college professor and people should listen to his story,I’ve been sober 17 years after being a raging alcoholic my whole adult life,I missed my whole adult life,getting sober was the best thing that ever happened to me besides my Daughter and Grandchildren,stay positive everyone and Ride the Lightning🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Congratulations on getting and staying sober. You are also an inspiration as you've done that and know how hard it can be. Sending love to you and your family.
@@yourmetalsister2958 Thank you for the kind words my @yourmetalsister and much love to you and your Family
James is one of those few people in entertainment who leans more right-of-center in his political views...and of course, he can't come out and say that boldly or he'll be shamed and ridiculed for it. I for one, love him for it.
It's the right approach. Unfortunately, too many bands think they know better just because they have a big following. Expressing your political views is a lose lose proposition, especially on a stage. People don't fork out hundreds of dollars to hear a musician sermonize. Even if I agreed with his views, it's not what I came for.
Cuck Hammett with his "death is coming" face diaper on is absolutely pathetic. He's probably still wearing it in the car alone driving to get his 30th "booster". I still like hetfield but I wish they'd just hang it up. This last album is unlistenable.
Many are living conservative lifestyles
where did you get that from this video? he doesn't elude to anything at all about his politics.
God, shut up. He's not shamed for it because he's not an idiot. He's also definitely not a political or social conservative; have you even read his lyrics? he's from a totally different generation, and definitely has no love for politicians in general. Any of the people that get "shamed" for it almost always have poorly thought out views and say stupid shit.
Good for you James! I am happy for you!
I wish him all the best.
He looks 30 pounds lighter and he sounds 30 years younger
Re record Kill Em All. I would get that the second it was released. I think they would re record the album.
Where can I find the full interview?
I think its on their official channel and the interview is called: Metallica: James Hetfield - The 72 Seasons So What! Interview
LOTS of folks are with him on his feelings about the pandemic fear response. It was pushed hard by media and politicians, it profited from terrifying people, it needlessly shut down many helpful and necessary aspects of life, all that resulted in millions of folks cracking up. IT ALL SUCKED and the more we learn looking back the more infuriating it gets. May the ones responsible for it all be held to account. It was clearly something the powerful “used” as a tool to increase their control over people. Sick bastards.
Moronic take, but ok.
@@razmatazz9310 clueless comment, but ok.
@@map7119 Agreed, he is moronic _and_ clueless.
What if history proves that we were attacked by a communist regime with a virus that has nukes and our government was protecting us civilians by playing the pandemic card,printing money and getting us through this in the best possible way ?
You’d be grateful, not bitter and this is possibly the truth.
Stay safe ,healthy and may peace be with you 🙏🏻
People like you aren't going to do so well when the next pandemic hits. Oh well.
Solid guy. We all mess up and his are blown way up. Seems pretty genuine
We love you and want nothing but the best for you, papa Het.
I'm a 58 year old alcoholic since 1980 and I absolutely love it! I live pay check to pay check with 50k in savings and still married to my high school sweet heart since 1987
One brilliant wonderful soul loveyou james
I first became aware of JH in '83-the picture on the back of KEA...a zitty-faced teenager full of piss and vinegar.
We have seen many phases/faces of his life...
For many years there was a mystique around them because there weren't any videos or radio airplay.
We knew about "Alcoholica"--they were proud partiers and drinkers.
We knew about the work ethic.
We have watched him grow up-going from someone running on pure adrenaline and attitude, to see him learn more about himself and the world.
I am so happy for him that he has (apparently) fund a sense of Peace in his life.
James should become my therapist. Sharing some honesty instead of just nodding “yes, I understand” Go James
❤
Rehab is a constant everyday battle even if the addictions are overcome the mental and emotional health challenges need to be addressed
To listen to the younger Hetfield, select 1,25 velocity
If you are reading this now and going some tough stuff, please do NOT ever give up. Keep going! Keep fighting, it’s worth it; life can be fucked up, best you down and make you fucking miserable, however do NOT ever give up. Live each day, find peace in the simple things.
Thankyou 🖤
James hetfìeld is God my hero since 83 can't imagine life without Metallica ❤
This is like 2 months old from the So What interview....
We all wish you the best James, I have been a life long fan since 1986.
BIRTH
SCHOOL
METALLICA
DEATH
\m/ 💀 \m/
God bless you James. I wish you only the best
He looks so healthy, congrats James!
sometimes it can be startling how there are a lot of different ways
James Hetfield is depicted in Roomful Of Mirrors
even a trippy Max Headroom type of thing -
there is a
part
in the
Room Mirrors anime video
he looks just like someone i know who Was
very close to me
"whAt do i really know ¿?
- thAt fear of letting go . "
lyric
section
We all need a bit of a vacation sometimes - How my dad deals with shit like this XD
He didn't really say anything about why he went.