Honest. I just hate that Ms. Turner turned to a false religion. I pray that she will turn to real spiritually: the one that is real. I will be praying for her.
@@rxtv1016 Right! You know I've watch that documentary about 6 times and I've learned something new each time. It's a shame the public and the press always bought up her ex-husband name. And we didn't realize it was causing her to have PTSD. I'm thankful I saw every tour from the early 80's and to her last one in 2008.
How can she be a female version of Jagger. When she taught him how to be a male version of Tina Turner. He looked like a scared little boy on the stage until he watched Tina performed on stage.
"She didn't like me. She didn't want me. She didn't want to be around me, but she liked enjoying the privileges of MY success"... it broke my heart to hear that. I can't even begin to imagine what it must feel like to live with such emptiness & longing for someone who should've loved you unconditionally & AUTOMATICALLY from the day you were born.
I kind of know what she meant, I sort of went through the same thing with my mom but not to the same degree, I had God's Graces from the womb I believe because I never resented my mother and it seemed that Tina never resented her mother either Glory to God!!!
I noticed from the movie that her mother didn't treat her like a daughter, she didn't say I am proud of you or keep up the good work or any of that. Being around Tina just because she was famous is so useless to me. She needed a comforting mom, she didn't get it. Sad.
The picture of her without the wigs is stunning. She has beautiful hair. She is so beautiful. I was blessed to see her live. What a show. Lionel Ritchie was her opening act. A legend is your opening act. She is a legend.
I saw her live in Vancouver on my 30th birthday in 2000 when she was 60 (I could have seen her in San Antonio with Joe Cocker 3 weeks before and that is only 1 hour from my then residence). Janice Robinson (from Livin' Joy), Lionel Richie, and Tina. I will never forget that show.
I remember seeing Tina at Staples Center in Anaheim in 2000. Lionel Richie opened for her as she did for him in the past. It was a great show and although I'm not from Los Angeles, the Angelinos seemed especially vibrant, I would say almost proud to claim her as their own. The applause was thunderous and the whole place seemed to be like you were in another world or dimension.
You are right!!! There is so much inspiration for anyone who has been in a terrible situation. She endured so much rejection and abuse, yet still lived her life her way, and kept going, finally realizing the success and respect she ALWAYS deserved. I hope she is happy with her life and husband in Europe. She deserves it!
@@thman-cj4sk Foolishness. Ike Turner wrote a whole book about his life and never once did he mention that Tina abused him. All he did was confirm that he abused her.
My favourite part was that moment where she looked at herself and said "What's wrong with me?..." It was real, open and beautiful. I appreciated seeing her without a wig too as I had never seen her that way before. Appreciate you including it here.
'She didn't want me, she didn't want to be around me, but she wanted my success....' What a tough thing to know and acknowledge about your own mother. God bless Tina xo
Tina is estranged from her own sons. She has great-grandchildren that she hasn't met. Her family wasn't asked to participate in this documentary. Tina is more like her mother than she'd like to admit.
The initial reaction to Tina’s ‘River deep Mountain high’ being received poorly reminds me of Queen’s label not loving ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ . Greatest speaks for itself 👏🏽
Me too- she is such an inspiration. I always tear up at the end when they play the best- at the musical too. Also has a personal connection to me too so it hard not to be emotional. But just highlights her achievements and strength 💜
The relationship Tina had with her mother reminds me of the relationship between Marvin Gaye and his crazy father who ended up killing him. Both patents were jealous of their kids... Sick people
Listening to Tina Turner say she had to look in the mirror bare and stripped of makeup , asking herself ‘whats wrong with me ? ‘ . Wondering why someone couldn’t see the beauty in the woman she is . Due to the fact she constantly survived & strived without genuine substantial love. That shit deep 💆🏽♂️🤎
People who are constantly being abused, verbally emotionally, and physically feel that way all the time. You're constantly being brought down by people who are supposed to love and protect you. Any of us who've been through that can relate. We feel we aren't allowed happiness love or peace. That's why when she let go and forgave those who did her wrong she allowed herself to live and be free. What really pisses me off is when people drag her past back. It's gone and it won't change so stop talking about it. Only fools reach for the past including the ones who keep asking about it after she's made peace with it
She made me cry when she said that. All she wanted to do was just be loved. what she said why can't nobody see the beauty in her, there's nothing wrong with her. She's gorgeous .
The documentary had a beautiful ending of Tina accepting her life AS IT IS. She needed to lay everything down and let the media and her fans see her past and present even if the trauma of Ike Turner persists in her mind. She can smile and cope without worry as she said her farewell. Life has its tradeoffs.
I would imagine the trauma that persists regarding Ike only brings up the deeper pain of having your own mother disregard you. I got the impression that she knows exactly where the root of all the crap she allowed in her life stems from. Watching the documentary hurt my heart. Now thats a fighter!
I've followed Tina since I was 5 years old. There was some things I ready knew and some things that still brought me to tears to hear. I could watch over and over just like watching the movies and listening to her music. A True living Legend❤❤❤
As a kid, Rolling on the River was my fav and remember seeing her with Cher in their Bob Mackie costumes. By high school, she became the rocking solo Tina that I always wanted see. Tina will always be the best.
I was introduced to Tina's music by my mum, i watched the movie and it's true she is a fighter, she is strong not just in the fact tshe lived through the abuse but also had the strength not to allow the abuse to control who and what she would become. Liveing through an abusive relationship it takes a lot of will power and determination not to let it haunt you and dictate your life, so I fully understand what she said when the book and the movie and all the media atention surrounding her past kept waking it up in her mind. You fight hard to control the memories to stop them from running rampant in your present. So each interview would have caused her to start that battle all over again. Tina has earnt her time to rest to enjoy life she has given years of both joy and strenght to billions of people through her music and also proving that even living through your darkest days you can still find light and start again. I have to say her music will live on long after a lot of the stuff thats around now adays as her music comes with passion and convition behind it. not just a group of cute people thrown together to make music.
Tina took all that pain and turned it into power she is a true alchemist. I love her for her display of Beauty and Strength. I love you Ms. Turner you are appreciated.💛💚💙💜🤎
I had recorded --Tina-- & as this notification came on phone I was hearing Tina say. "That was fourth of July, and that was when I got my freedom". She had posters of French ppl/places--- Tina said "That's what I want, thats where I want to go" & Go Tina went, dumping Ike & singing dancing into our souls & hearts. We love you Tina, please hope you always are happy & TY for the best music/singing EVER!
I don't know how to explain just how much I love and admire this woman. I look at everything she has been through and she is still here to tell about it. I have been blessed enough to see her several times in concert. Once I was front row center. When she came to the barrier 5 of us were chosen to come up..including myself. I got the biggest hug from her and carried on like a 13 yo old school girl meeting her favorite boy band. I'm honored to have that memory. I hate generations of people will never get to experience her on a concert stage. And what an experience. But I am happy she is enjoying her retirement and finding happiness with her husband. She deserves it and so much more because she is simply the best.
I didn’t realize how bad the abuse was... I had seen the movie when I was a kid but I didn’t think much of it at the time. But looking back at it now it’s crazy that absolutely no one around them knew what was going on.
That’s because she lied. They were traveling all over the world. Television Magazines and newspapers. You’ve never seen a single bruise swelling or scratch on her.
@@BFFFL1492 That’s What I’m saying but peep this tho. Elvis Presley have intimate relations with ittle girls and jerry lee Lewis could marry ittle girls but they’re revered as kings🤷🏾♂️
There wasn't anything new in the documentary that wasn't already known however because Tina is such a Legend it was great to see her being involved in this documentary and hearing her own words......the biopic of her life is still one of the best music icon biopics I have ever seen ..... She deserves to chill now and enjoy her life with her husband
@@toriyt2714 yes exactly. I Wass hoping to hear some new stories from Tina that was not that known the press. She had a long career after Ike but this documentary didn't really explore that much.
The Queen of rock and roll she deserve that title over and over the last thing we can do for her know is to vote for her to get into the rock and roll hall of fame, she should have been there as a solo artist years ago, what a shame that she is not there yet so vote people we've got until the end of April to vote for Tina, god bless her...
@@kendrajordan7094 I agree with that. She most definitely is well over due for that award, but as always black women got to work ten times hard to get what they deserve.
I have loved Tina since I was a teen in 1984 and I love her even more today. She was so great in concert, too! Thank you, Miss Tina, for being such a strong, graceful and beautiful lady. ❤
Black is beautiful but Tina is not a proud black woman. She doesn't even associate with black people or her own family. She is on record praising Europe while calling Africans lazy. It's not a coincidence that as her hair became lighter, her nose smaller, she moved to Europe, her accent changed and she's living in Switzerland with a German husband.
She literally made a movie and wrote a book documenting the terror so for this reason it will obviously come up in topics during interviews. She opened that door so
@@lylablueabdul5503 When some go through a trauma it is healing and helps to move on from it when you let your story be told to build up your own strength or to show someone else that is fighting with the problem that there can be a better outcome. Not because you want people to continually ask and pry for the information. After putting out there if people want to know about it watch the movie and read the book. I was just commenting on how to let a person embrace their growth away from something terrible and when you want to know about it, don't bring it back to them, go to the reference materials she left as legacy.😉👍 She will be missed.
My mommas favorite Idol. And the best legs in the entertainment world. She will always be remembered and the most strongest woman who brought a twist to the music world. Rest Easy Queen Tina!
I tell people that all the time. People say “just let that go.” Well then tell everyone else to stop bringing it back up. Once all that old stuff starts getting stirred up again, you’re going to keep thinking about it and it’s going to drag you to places you thought you left behind. Even if you achieve acceptance and forgiveness, it doesn’t change the fact that it happened. The trauma and the feelings never go away all together. They’re always in the background just waiting to find something that reminds you of all of that.
It’s crazy how much all these icons struggled during their come up. We all think they had these lavish careers, yet everyone of them had to fight to make it to the top.
This documentary is phenomenal. Thinking about artists like her who know how to listen to instruments for their cues to sing after high intensity dancing for 5+ minutes is insane. She is the consummate performer and people undermine women so much and then laud Tina. Praise her and leave her alone ♥️
Saw TINA 3 times in concert once on her Break Every Rule & twice on her Foreign Affair tours in 1987 & 1990 at London's Wembley Arena she was truly spectacular one of the best live shows I ever attended ..
Born in 75 im SOOOOOOOO Thankful that my momma raised me right.... listening to Ms Tina Turner. She is and was a phenomenal lady ❤ there WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER
Tina Turner rocks, she is one of the strongest women ever and an amazing talent! Damn shame those who were supposed to love her just exploited and used her. She totally deserved to make it in the industry, glad she is happily retired 💗
Her loyalty & love for Ike was unparalleled. He had bipolar & was a drug addict which caused his violent outburst. Tina Turner is simply the Best❣️❤️😍👏🏾
I have watched this documentary over 7 times. I am thankful she gave us this and we can let her enjoy her retirement. Whatever happens going forward, Tina Turner, you are a true icon and I am thankful to have been influenced by you in my music and in my life.
Recently I find myself fascinated by her. She is beautiful, graceful and has the inner peace that so many of us want. Her talent is incredible and unique. There is no modern singer who can touch her. She deserves the love in her life and the peace of retirement.
Tina Turner- My Queen. This is true talent, what a woman, what a voice! LOVE LOVE LOVE this amazing lady. All those others like Beyonce, Ariana Grande etc...can only dream of being like Queen Tina. She oozes charm, charisma, elegance, talent, beauty.....SHE ROCKS!!
Tina has endured so much in her life, a lot of it from her ex-husband Ike and an unloving mother, but Tina is a very strong woman and her religion Buddhism has helped her through her life
I love this woman. One of my favorite pictures in the world is of her in that red leather dress in Rio de Janeiro 1988. Give her her flowers while she's still here. 🥰💐
What an amazing person. The fact she went through all that but never gave up is incredible. I have heard some of her songs and they're enjoyable and great! R.I.P Tina Turner! We will forever love you and we will continue to listen to the amazing songs that you brought into the world, even there were some she didn't fully like.
Yes she's so amazing that she sung and danced around the issues that led to America having the highest violent crime rate drug alcohol dependency problem in the world. At the same time the lowest standards of quality pertaining to our air water foods landscapes working living environment everyday products so forth and so on. You want her to rest in peace but yet no American parent or child has peace of mind because they live in a country that has more school mass shootings than anywhere else in the world.
Man when I was watching her escape from Ike I was cheering and yelling at my tv like GO GO GO like it was a football game, I was so happy for her escape and I’m happy for her life as it is. Thanks Tina for your contribution and gift you shared with us.
she deserved so much better throughout her life! i applaud her for being so strong, what an inspirational woman wow, i’m glad that she is HAPPY now, she deserves it ❤️❤️❤️
Incredible woman. There are no words good enough to definitively explain and describe just how truly special and unique she really is. I hope that she gets exactly what it is that she wants. She more than deserves it!!🥰🌟🧡
Tina should never be ashamed to tell her story. I think domestic abuse among black females was something they thought they had to endure. Tina showed that it happens to even the most famous celebrities. Yes, it was painful to bring up, but I think it inspired people to get out of toxic abusive relationships. She proved that you can start over again and find true happiness. God bless that woman. She deserves to be protected at all times.
Yesterday we received the very news of Tina's passing. While I can understand that she did not want to dwell on her history with Ike, her story was an important story. It brought a face to a story that all too often lives in the shadows. She shone a light on abuse and for that I thank her. Rest in Peace fine lady!
I'm so glad to have grown up on Tina Turner. I remember her in the early 1960s (I was born in 1956) when she would come on TV shows such as Hollywood A-Go-Go, Hullabaloo, Shindig, The Ed Sullivan Show, Playboy After Dark, Soul Train, The Midnight Special, Hollywood Palace, Don Kirshner's Rock Concert, Cher, and ?who could forget, the 1966 movie "The Big TNT Show," and many, many more. And THAT was just in America. You can find many old Ike-&-Tina videos (film clippings) here on RUclips of Tina (and Ike-&-Tina, with the Ikettes) performing throughout the world during the 1960s and 1970s. What a talent. What a career. What a woman! The 20th Century just would NOT have been the 20th Century without her. And let's not forget films like Soul to Soul and Gimme Shelter.
I admired her. She was fearless❤ She started out in a rough and tumble cold life. She used the experiences that almost destroyed her and turned it all into a symphony.
The short doc/tv special made a long time ago “AGirl from Nutbush” featured her mom and you can tell Tina definitely wasn’t close to her mom but she tried to mend the relationship
Tina I hope you did know how much you are loved by many people different races, sexuality, religions everyone some how found something in you that gave them hope. For me it was your undying willingness to never quit. You could have simply retired after Ike. But you chose to rebuild yourself and out of that became even better and bigger. You taught men, women and children to dance, sing and never settle. I was lucky enough to see her in concert still my favorite show ever!!! I hope you rest in peace. You were such a inspiration and I will cherish all my memories I have of you. Thank Ms. Turner. ❤🦋
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It was such an amazing documentary!!! It was great learning more about her life, journey and rebirth:-)
a inspiring documentary
Honest. I just hate that Ms. Turner turned to a false religion. I pray that she will turn to real spiritually: the one that is real.
I will be praying for her.
Legend!
All in all a pretty good doc. I didn’t learn anything new and seemed to tail off by the early 90’s as far as her career went
Tina has earned her peaceful retirement, and the media and fans need to let her have that. Thank you for decades of entertainment, Tina.
@DeborahLT1957 Well said! Not too much to say after that.
@@edglebennett6312 right
@@rxtv1016 Right! You know I've watch that documentary about 6 times and I've learned something new each time. It's a shame the public and the press always bought up her ex-husband name. And we didn't realize it was causing her to have PTSD. I'm thankful I saw every tour from the early 80's and to her last one in 2008.
I agree. She worked hella hard and she deserves to relax.
@DeborahLT1957 Well said, nothing further needs to be said!!!
How can she be a female version of Jagger. When she taught him how to be a male version of Tina Turner. He looked like a scared little boy on the stage until he watched Tina performed on stage.
She taught Mick Jagger how to dance too
White washing. If he learned from her, he should be called the male Tina turner but no...
Period
Tina Turner IS rock 'n' roll.
@@truthseeker7001 Definitely.
"She didn't like me. She didn't want me. She didn't want to be around me, but she liked enjoying the privileges of MY success"... it broke my heart to hear that. I can't even begin to imagine what it must feel like to live with such emptiness & longing for someone who should've loved you unconditionally & AUTOMATICALLY from the day you were born.
Mariah Carey had the same problem
I kind of know what she meant, I sort of went through the same thing with my mom but not to the same degree, I had God's Graces from the womb I believe because I never resented my mother and it seemed that Tina never resented her mother either Glory to God!!!
MANY go through that
I noticed from the movie that her mother didn't treat her like a daughter, she didn't say I am proud of you or keep up the good work or any of that. Being around Tina just because she was famous is so useless to me. She needed a comforting mom, she didn't get it. Sad.
Steve Clark (Def Leppard) had the same problem with his dad
The picture of her without the wigs is stunning. She has beautiful hair. She is so beautiful. I was blessed to see her live. What a show. Lionel Ritchie was her opening act. A legend is your opening act. She is a legend.
I saw her live in Vancouver on my 30th birthday in 2000 when she was 60 (I could have seen her in San Antonio with Joe Cocker 3 weeks before and that is only 1 hour from my then residence). Janice Robinson (from Livin' Joy), Lionel Richie, and Tina. I will never forget that show.
I remember seeing Tina at Staples Center in Anaheim in 2000. Lionel Richie opened for her as she did for him in the past. It was a great show and although I'm not from Los Angeles, the Angelinos seemed especially vibrant, I would say almost proud to claim her as their own. The applause was thunderous and the whole place seemed to be like you were in another world or dimension.
What year was that photo? She looked younger like the 80d
@Nina Lindström it was an experience I'll never forget and one that is difficult to put into words.
( Stop ! ) tina would not be ( poppin ) without that wig.
If she loved her hair why did she choose to wear some else's ?🦋🦋🦋🌟🦋🦋🌟🦋🦋⭐🦋🦋🌞🦋🦋🌞🦋
One of the strongest women God created!🥰
You are right!!! There is so much inspiration for anyone who has been in a terrible situation. She endured so much rejection and abuse, yet still lived her life her way, and kept going, finally realizing the success and respect she ALWAYS deserved. I hope she is happy with her life and husband in Europe. She deserves it!
Yeah, strong is a good description I suppose🤔
The real Tina Turner was the abuser not the abused. Do your history and learn about the real Tina she was a very evil woman.
@@thman-cj4sk I’d take off the wo and then you’ll have the real picture!
@@thman-cj4sk Foolishness. Ike Turner wrote a whole book about his life and never once did he mention that Tina abused him. All he did was confirm that he abused her.
Tina Turner is a benchmark by which excellence is judged. An Amazonian Wonderwoman of all seasons.
YES!
What’s Love Got To Do With It was first offered to Olivia Newton John. But I cannot imagine the song without Tina’s electrifying voice.
Bucks fizz recorded it first and you are right Tina's electrifying voice MADE that song ! The original was very different lol
Her voice was raspy but mellow.
For a second then, I thought you were talking about the movie lol.
@@Buckaroo_Baldwin same 😂😂
@@Buckaroo_Baldwin me too
Tina Turner is the best rock n roller we’ve had and deserves all the respect & love ❤️
Queen of Rock
My favourite part was that moment where she looked at herself and said "What's wrong with me?..." It was real, open and beautiful. I appreciated seeing her without a wig too as I had never seen her that way before. Appreciate you including it here.
'She didn't want me, she didn't want to be around me, but she wanted my success....'
What a tough thing to know and acknowledge about your own mother. God bless Tina xo
Tina is estranged from her own sons. She has great-grandchildren that she hasn't met. Her family wasn't asked to participate in this documentary. Tina is more like her mother than she'd like to admit.
The initial reaction to Tina’s ‘River deep Mountain high’ being received poorly reminds me of Queen’s label not loving ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ . Greatest speaks for itself 👏🏽
When I saw the documentary I was floored by her strength and she’s SIMPLY THE BEST. At the end I was choked up 😭
Me too- she is such an inspiration. I always tear up at the end when they play the best- at the musical too.
Also has a personal connection to me too so it hard not to be emotional. But just highlights her achievements and strength 💜
Me too😭
Same. I started crying at the end and it hit me out of nowhere.
The relationship Tina had with her mother reminds me of the relationship between Marvin Gaye and his crazy father who ended up killing him. Both patents were jealous of their kids... Sick people
true but you would be amazed how many parents are jealous of their own kids yet say they want the best for them. A totally fked up situation!
I was thinking the same thing.....
Anyone who is jealous of their child is a fool
I think her mom was just jealous of the fact that she pretty much had nothing to do with her success💯
hm. sometimes parents r. sadly
Listening to Tina Turner say she had to look in the mirror bare and stripped of makeup , asking herself ‘whats wrong with me ? ‘ . Wondering why someone couldn’t see the beauty in the woman she is . Due to the fact she constantly survived & strived without genuine substantial love. That shit deep 💆🏽♂️🤎
Very deep ✨
People who are constantly being abused, verbally emotionally, and physically feel that way all the time. You're constantly being brought down by people who are supposed to love and protect you. Any of us who've been through that can relate. We feel we aren't allowed happiness love or peace. That's why when she let go and forgave those who did her wrong she allowed herself to live and be free. What really pisses me off is when people drag her past back. It's gone and it won't change so stop talking about it. Only fools reach for the past including the ones who keep asking about it after she's made peace with it
She made me cry when she said that. All she wanted to do was just be loved. what she said why can't nobody see the beauty in her, there's nothing wrong with her. She's gorgeous .
@@EasyPersuasionTPS She wanted her mother and Ike to love her. That's not asking for to much.
I cried so hard when she said that. It hit hard.
Angela Bassett's face said it all when Tina said she didn't see the movie and for Tina I understood where she was coming from.
R.I.P. Tina, you are a beautiful soul, thank you for your music!
The documentary had a beautiful ending of Tina accepting her life AS IT IS. She needed to lay everything down and let the media and her fans see her past and present even if the trauma of Ike Turner persists in her mind. She can smile and cope without worry as she said her farewell. Life has its tradeoffs.
I would imagine the trauma that persists regarding Ike only brings up the deeper pain of having your own mother disregard you. I got the impression that she knows exactly where the root of all the crap she allowed in her life stems from. Watching the documentary hurt my heart. Now thats a fighter!
Tina Turner really had it all: looks, charisma, class, talent & work ethic. Don’t get many singers that have all that now.
She turned all that shit into gold - literally. So much respect and inspiration from her.
She is a Goddess, a music&style icon. A survivor she will be missed, loved, and worshipped till the end of time. RIP Tina Turner
Tina is the embodiment of thriving. She's a living, breathing Phoenix and I am honored to be a fan. Enjoy your retirement and your hubby.
Yes indeed. Thankful I grew up on her music.
tina turner is a legend lets appreciate how today's generation wouldn't be here without our loved ones and ancestors.
faaaaaaaacts!
Is A LEGEND
Exactly, she IS a legend AND IS an icon ❤
Was ? Excuse me ☝️
@@freddiecordova4343 thx for pointing that out :)
@@freddiecordova4343 I changed was to is if that's ok
I've followed Tina since I was 5 years old. There was some things I ready knew and some things that still brought me to tears to hear. I could watch over and over just like watching the movies and listening to her music. A True living Legend❤❤❤
Man, Tina had to deal with a lot of envious people in her life: Her mother, Ike Turner, and more!
Her song 'simply the best' is iconic in Aussie Rugby.
its the schitts creek for me.
It’s popular here in Australia in general. I remember my local pub would go crazy when they would play it on the dance floor on a Saturday night.
And in Scottish Football too.
I love that song!
You can thank Jimmy Barnes for that!
As a kid, Rolling on the River was my fav and remember seeing her with Cher in their Bob Mackie costumes. By high school, she became the rocking solo Tina that I always wanted see. Tina will always be the best.
Yes and it was originally recorded by CCR. It was late at night and you don’t have to correct everything, Smartypants.
I was introduced to Tina's music by my mum, i watched the movie and it's true she is a fighter, she is strong not just in the fact tshe lived through the abuse but also had the strength not to allow the abuse to control who and what she would become.
Liveing through an abusive relationship it takes a lot of will power and determination not to let it haunt you and dictate your life, so I fully understand what she said when the book and the movie and all the media atention surrounding her past kept waking it up in her mind. You fight hard to control the memories to stop them from running rampant in your present. So each interview would have caused her to start that battle all over again.
Tina has earnt her time to rest to enjoy life she has given years of both joy and strenght to billions of people through her music and also proving that even living through your darkest days you can still find light and start again.
I have to say her music will live on long after a lot of the stuff thats around now adays as her music comes with passion and convition behind it. not just a group of cute people thrown together to make music.
I couldn't agree with you more!!!
Tina took all that pain and turned it into power she is a true alchemist. I love her for her display of Beauty and Strength. I love you Ms. Turner you are appreciated.💛💚💙💜🤎
"Rocks original Jagger" correction "Tina is Tina and Jagger wanted to be like her"
I had recorded --Tina-- & as this notification came on phone I was hearing Tina say. "That was fourth of July, and that was when I got my freedom". She had posters of French ppl/places--- Tina said "That's what I want, thats where I want to go" & Go Tina went, dumping Ike & singing dancing into our souls & hearts. We love you Tina, please hope you always are happy & TY for the best music/singing EVER!
So glad her latter days have been way better than her former. Glad for Tina.
Wishing her all the love. She deserves it.
I don't know how to explain just how much I love and admire this woman. I look at everything she has been through and she is still here to tell about it. I have been blessed enough to see her several times in concert. Once I was front row center. When she came to the barrier 5 of us were chosen to come up..including myself. I got the biggest hug from her and carried on like a 13 yo old school girl meeting her favorite boy band. I'm honored to have that memory. I hate generations of people will never get to experience her on a concert stage. And what an experience. But I am happy she is enjoying her retirement and finding happiness with her husband. She deserves it and so much more because she is simply the best.
Bravo 👏👏👏
I didn’t realize how bad the abuse was... I had seen the movie when I was a kid but I didn’t think much of it at the time. But looking back at it now it’s crazy that absolutely no one around them knew what was going on.
People knew they just didn’t intervene.
That’s because she lied. They were traveling all over the world. Television Magazines and newspapers. You’ve never seen a single bruise swelling or scratch on her.
@@daffyduckfan4478 smh.
@@BFFFL1492 That’s What I’m saying but peep this tho. Elvis Presley have intimate relations with ittle girls and jerry lee Lewis could marry ittle girls but they’re revered as kings🤷🏾♂️
@@BFFFL1492 that’s as clean as I could get it You tube kept deleting my comment. But you know I meant fuck
She is absolutely wonderful, strong, beautiful woman and watching what she's gone through, just makes me admire her even more ❤
There wasn't anything new in the documentary that wasn't already known however because Tina is such a Legend it was great to see her being involved in this documentary and hearing her own words......the biopic of her life is still one of the best music icon biopics I have ever seen ..... She deserves to chill now and enjoy her life with her husband
Agreed. My thoughts exactly it was a highlight of the book already written.
@@toriyt2714 yes exactly. I Wass hoping to hear some new stories from Tina that was not that known the press. She had a long career after Ike but this documentary didn't really explore that much.
The Queen of rock and roll she deserve that title over and over the last thing we can do for her know is to vote for her to get into the rock and roll hall of fame, she should have been there as a solo artist years ago, what a shame that she is not there yet so vote people we've got until the end of April to vote for Tina, god bless her...
Learned that she’s not in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a SOLO Artist😒
She out of anyone DESERVES IT!❤️
Yes
That is a true crime.
Now she's in the rock & roll hall of fame as a solo artist😊 she deserves it👏👏👏
@@msoddballz5763 yes I know. And that is wonderful BUT she should have been in it a LONG time ago. Better late than never I suppose
Love you Tina!!💞
@@kendrajordan7094 I agree with that. She most definitely is well over due for that award, but as always black women got to work ten times hard to get what they deserve.
Rip Tina. These are documentaries that allow us to honor legendary artist. Thank you for the content. ❤
I have loved Tina since I was a teen in 1984 and I love her even more today. She was so great in concert, too! Thank you, Miss Tina, for being such a strong, graceful and beautiful lady. ❤
Such a beauty, strong and talented. I related to her so much as a child and even now as an adult. I’m so proud to be black. ✊🏾
The black power sign??? REALLY?? You are definitely a frigging racist!
And I'm proud with you✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾
@@crystalship9900 Why is she a racist?? Because she stood up for herself and is proud of being black?? White fragility at its finest right here!!
Black is beautiful but Tina is not a proud black woman. She doesn't even associate with black people or her own family. She is on record praising Europe while calling Africans lazy. It's not a coincidence that as her hair became lighter, her nose smaller, she moved to Europe, her accent changed and she's living in Switzerland with a German husband.
Making someone who was victimized constantly relive their terrors is never okay. Its sick.
I'm glad she stayed strong throughout.
She literally made a movie and wrote a book documenting the terror so for this reason it will obviously come up in topics during interviews. She opened that door so
@@lylablueabdul5503 uh huh
@@lylablueabdul5503 When some go through a trauma it is healing and helps to move on from it when you let your story be told to build up your own strength or to show someone else that is fighting with the problem that there can be a better outcome. Not because you want people to continually ask and pry for the information. After putting out there if people want to know about it watch the movie and read the book. I was just commenting on how to let a person embrace their growth away from something terrible and when you want to know about it, don't bring it back to them, go to the reference materials she left as legacy.😉👍
She will be missed.
My mommas favorite Idol.
And the best legs in the entertainment world.
She will always be remembered and the most strongest woman who brought a twist to the music world. Rest Easy Queen Tina!
I tell people that all the time. People say “just let that go.” Well then tell everyone else to stop bringing it back up. Once all that old stuff starts getting stirred up again, you’re going to keep thinking about it and it’s going to drag you to places you thought you left behind. Even if you achieve acceptance and forgiveness, it doesn’t change the fact that it happened. The trauma and the feelings never go away all together. They’re always in the background just waiting to find something that reminds you of all of that.
Voice? One of a kind! Story? An inspiration! But can we take a moment to appreciate her style??
This woman was a force across the board!!
The look on Tinas face at 9:12 is heartbreaking. You can see she is about to cry! I have always loved Tina!!
RIP Tina Turner thank you for the great music that you have given us and thank you God for sharing her with us❤️❤️❤️🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾love always
What a beautiful woman inside and out , she’s a raw woman and no hidden messages. Your a great singer and I enjoyed her voice . Love you Tina
She’s not only freaking GENIUS, but also BEAUTIFUL HUMAN BEING. She well deserve every single bit of her success.
It’s crazy how much all these icons struggled during their come up. We all think they had these lavish careers, yet everyone of them had to fight to make it to the top.
So true
This documentary is phenomenal. Thinking about artists like her who know how to listen to instruments for their cues to sing after high intensity dancing for 5+ minutes is insane. She is the consummate performer and people undermine women so much and then laud Tina. Praise her and leave her alone ♥️
I’ve never heard or seen her expose vulnerability in any interview. It was an eye opener, and yes, it hit me in the feels😥
River Deep Mountain High take me to church every time I listen to it. And her capacity to forgive is an ultimate life goal
Saw TINA 3 times in concert once on her Break Every Rule & twice on her Foreign Affair tours in 1987 & 1990 at London's Wembley Arena she was truly spectacular one of the best live shows I ever attended ..
Tina was awesome! I totally relate to her. Beautiful physically & in her spirit. We will miss you Tina. Definition of “bad ass”.
R.I.P Tina Turner.
I remember hearing your songs on the radio.
You were an amazing singer.
So sad that you passed.
Tina Turner RIP YOU WILL BE SORELY MISSED BY ALL WHO LOVED AND DANCED TO YOUR MUSIC IN THE 80S N 90S.....I STILL LOVE YOU AND YOUR MUSIC ❤
Born in 75 im SOOOOOOOO Thankful that my momma raised me right.... listening to Ms Tina Turner. She is and was a phenomenal lady ❤ there WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER
*Both Tina and Mariah had struggles with their mother and it's sad 🥺*
Tina Turner rocks, she is one of the strongest women ever and an amazing talent! Damn shame those who were supposed to love her just exploited and used her. She totally deserved to make it in the industry, glad she is happily retired 💗
A TRUE BEAUTIFUL ICON THAT BROUGHT JOY TO TE WORLD WITH HER SASSY STYLE AND VIGOR! RIP QUEEN TINA TURNER ❤
Her loyalty & love for Ike was unparalleled. He had bipolar & was a drug addict which caused his violent outburst. Tina Turner is simply the Best❣️❤️😍👏🏾
One of the best documentaries I have even seen. So happy that I was able be in a musical that had some of her most iconic songs 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽😃😃😃
I have watched this documentary over 7 times. I am thankful she gave us this and we can let her enjoy her retirement. Whatever happens going forward, Tina Turner, you are a true icon and I am thankful to have been influenced by you in my music and in my life.
There has never been or will be another artist like Tina Turner. Perfection .
Recently I find myself fascinated by her. She is beautiful, graceful and has the inner peace that so many of us want. Her talent is incredible and unique. There is no modern singer who can touch her. She deserves the love in her life and the peace of retirement.
Me too. And that in an industry littered with tragic early deaths Tina has thrived despite her many obstacles
THIS is one of the MOST beautiful, amazing, talented, fascinating people I have EVER laid eyes on...#TrueQueen👑💚🖤❤️
Tina Turner- My Queen. This is true talent, what a woman, what a voice! LOVE LOVE LOVE this amazing lady. All those others like Beyonce, Ariana Grande etc...can only dream of being like Queen Tina. She oozes charm, charisma, elegance, talent, beauty.....SHE ROCKS!!
Tina has endured so much in her life, a lot of it from her ex-husband Ike and an unloving mother, but Tina is a very strong woman and her religion Buddhism has helped her through her life
I love this woman.
One of my favorite pictures in the world is of her in that red leather dress in Rio de Janeiro 1988. Give her her flowers while she's still here. 🥰💐
What an amazing person. The fact she went through all that but never gave up is incredible. I have heard some of her songs and they're enjoyable and great! R.I.P Tina Turner! We will forever love you and we will continue to listen to the amazing songs that you brought into the world, even there were some she didn't fully like.
Yes she's so amazing that she sung and danced around the issues that led to America having the highest violent crime rate drug alcohol dependency problem in the world. At the same time the lowest standards of quality pertaining to our air water foods landscapes working living environment everyday products so forth and so on. You want her to rest in peace but yet no American parent or child has peace of mind because they live in a country that has more school mass shootings than anywhere else in the world.
Im just glad she's happy and living a happy life she deserves it
Man when I was watching her escape from Ike I was cheering and yelling at my tv like GO GO GO like it was a football game, I was so happy for her escape and I’m happy for her life as it is. Thanks Tina for your contribution and gift you shared with us.
she deserved so much better throughout her life! i applaud her for being so strong, what an inspirational woman wow, i’m glad that she is HAPPY now, she deserves it ❤️❤️❤️
Incredible woman. There are no words good enough to definitively explain and describe just how truly special and unique she really is. I hope that she gets exactly what it is that she wants. She more than deserves it!!🥰🌟🧡
I love you Tina. You are America.... Life is not easy, but you are an example of what we can do as human beings.
She's a wonderful human being AND one of the biggest Star in the music industry! Just love her so much!!!❤️🌹💃💅
Im 25 and first hear tina when i was 14 since then i loveee her a lot .the documentary is just INCREDIBLE
Tina should never be ashamed to tell her story. I think domestic abuse among black females was something they thought they had to endure. Tina showed that it happens to even the most famous celebrities.
Yes, it was painful to bring up, but I think it inspired people to get out of toxic abusive relationships. She proved that you can start over again and find true happiness. God bless that woman. She deserves to be protected at all times.
I’m glad @MsMojo covered this. The LEGEND, Tina Turner. 👸🏽
I watched Tina....beautifully done💜If she wants to be in Switzerland and die there...let her❤️She deserves her peace
So much more respect for her after this documentary!! I will appreciate he discography so much more now!
Yesterday we received the very news of Tina's passing. While I can understand that she did not want to dwell on her history with Ike, her story was an important story. It brought a face to a story that all too often lives in the shadows. She shone a light on abuse and for that I thank her. Rest in Peace fine lady!
I'm so glad to have grown up on Tina Turner. I remember her in the early 1960s (I was born in 1956) when she would
come on TV shows such as Hollywood A-Go-Go, Hullabaloo, Shindig, The Ed Sullivan Show, Playboy After Dark, Soul
Train, The Midnight Special, Hollywood Palace, Don Kirshner's Rock Concert, Cher, and ?who could forget, the 1966
movie "The Big TNT Show," and many, many more. And THAT was just in America. You can find many old Ike-&-Tina
videos (film clippings) here on RUclips of Tina (and Ike-&-Tina, with the Ikettes) performing throughout the world during
the 1960s and 1970s. What a talent. What a career. What a woman! The 20th Century just would NOT have been the
20th Century without her. And let's not forget films like Soul to Soul and Gimme Shelter.
I cried a lot at the end of this documentary. Indeed a final bow
Thank you legend Tina for making our lifes happy we love you Tina!!
Gosh she was a powerhouse and one of the best ever performers to ever grace have the stage. I enjoyed the documentary very much. God bless her.
Tina Turner is one of the best singers and performers in history! She is legendary. I hope she enjoys her retirement, she definitely deserved it ❤ 💯
I admired her. She was fearless❤ She started out in a rough and tumble cold life. She used the experiences that almost destroyed her and turned it all into a symphony.
I was very fortunate to see her live, in concert, 5 times, throughout her career & me having my own cars. Fond memories of each of her concerts.
I think the movie and her interview with Oprah covered everything. But the documentary did put light on her mother.
The short doc/tv special made a long time ago “AGirl from Nutbush” featured her mom and you can tell Tina definitely wasn’t close to her mom but she tried to mend the relationship
Tina I hope you did know how much you are loved by many people different races, sexuality, religions everyone some how found something in you that gave them hope. For me it was your undying willingness to never quit. You could have simply retired after Ike. But you chose to rebuild yourself and out of that became even better and bigger. You taught men, women and children to dance, sing and never settle. I was lucky enough to see her in concert still my favorite show ever!!! I hope you rest in peace. You were such a inspiration and I will cherish all my memories I have of you. Thank Ms. Turner. ❤🦋
True Love, True Love ❤So Happy for The Queen of Rock "Trina Turner " 😊
Tina will never be forgotten! She has given me so many great memories ever since I was 15 yrs old and I am 75 now. There will never be another Tina.
Tina Turner work very hard all throughout her life. Tina Turner rest in peace from Johannesburg South Africa 🇿🇦
Tina is simply the BEST!!! 😍❤️
She is!!❤
One of my biggest wishes is to go to one of her concerts.
I love Anna Mae Bullock... what a story of a survivor. Ty Anna Mae for sharing your triumph!!!!
The picture of her without her makeup and wig was beautiful. She was very much a natural beauty ❤❤❤❤
When I was a kid she was the queen.I had no idea she struggled with finding her own identity after Ike.