God I miss Chester Bennington 😭. Had the privilege of seeing him live 14 times and meeting him 5 times and he was so nice and just a normal down to earth guy. We talked about tattoos and him saving my life and he cried when I told him that and he hugged me. Damn the world needs more Chester Benningtons 💯. The GREATEST OF ALL Time in music history 🤘
That is a beautiful experience or experiences you are so lucky and I am so so happy for you. I would have given anything to have had a conversation with Chester I share the exact birthday with him and he reminds me of myself I always have felt so close to him as we all did. I never missed a song or a performance or interview.....God I miss him.
How hard it is to see how Chester is smiling, joking, but inside is another… up to now I am crying time to time, and I thing this feelings will not disappear till I am gone
"I kind of love Germany" We miss u Chester 😭❣ I absolutely love Mike and am a huge fan but Chester is so precious and the world is not the same without him
Mike Shinoda probably cried so much over his death and the thought of Mike crying is just terrible to think of. I know it's way past his death now but still... I feel so bad for him :(
When Mike is listening, he looks so serious and you can see he thinks about things that happened and knows a lot of what Chester is alluding to.... RIP beautiful Chester🙏 you are missed
He sounds like the person who wants to hide this depression. Please, look at the signs around your loved ones. If someone says thinks like Chester says (not liking anything, not being...) even with a smile, is a sign of struggle. I miss you Chester, and your music...
It's interesting and at the same time lovely how Mike tries to protect Chester during the interview, especially at the very ending of it, they really seem to be close friends, and to care for each other.
Lmao binging netflex doesnt mean your depressed. When you get old, birthdays start to become kind of boring and you'll realize just how much you dont care about celebrating them.
Not many have realized what Mike Shinoda has been through after Chester's passing. Listening to his new album is powerful-there's such a range of emotions,such beautiful raw vulnerability,such grief and anger and frustration all channeled through powerful music and lyrics and videos. He had a shocking and heartbreaking loss. Many of us can relate in one way or another. Wishing him all the best.
The way Mike immediately hands Chester the mic when the Interviewer starts talking about the lyrics on "Heavy". They were so close and he really got Chester. I'm glad Chester had a friend like him and as someone who lost their best friend to suicide I really wish only the best for Mike. Such a kind spirit.
Chester and Mike are so down to earth and real best interview they did together but also Mike knows that Chester has a problem and knows how to get around when chazzys talking... I'm glad how honest nice and truthful Chester is we need more people in the world who have this trait and are not afraid of being honest and opening up... its one of the best feelings in the world... Linkin park forever🤘!!!
Little does it show but Mike has a problem with Chester being center of all the attention...now he doesn't have to be in his shadow anymore,Mike isn't grieving he is on top of the world
@@erictobias7 I've been watching countless videos and interviews and though I can't say for sure if I believe this way or not but it seems alot like Mike doesn't like Chester "monopolizing" the interviews, getting alot of the attention from fans, etc. Like he was tired of "living in Chester's shadow" so to speak. It almost seems also that like in their last live performances the overall dynamic and behavior between all the members was different, not so playful, energetic, or into the performances or music. Maybe I'm just seeing things that aren't there, but maybe to some degree Mike was tired of Chester being the "center of attention" and/or people acting like it was Chester's band...even after Chester's death, Mike seemed like he still didn't/doesn't like how much attention, love and heartache Chester's fans are expressing
@@maureenculbreath wow.... I'm glad you see what I see.. I'm gonna send you a link to an interview Mike did in Germany while Chester was still alive and tell me what you think
@@erictobias7 ok..I might have already seen it since I have been binge watching everything I can find but I have been watching everything more than once, so by all means send it my way
Chester’s talk on depression gives a feeling that he wasn’t honest to the full extend, just wanted not to sound too alarmed. Or this is the perception after his tragic passing away.
24:48 look at his bandmates reaction as chester finishes his sentence and the fake laugh chester then added after staring like hardcore. This moment tells alot in my opinion.
As someone who has depression, the last thing I would want when I talk about it is for people to stare at me with pity and tell me how sorry they are and how horrible that must be. This just makes things awkward, makes me feel like people won't view me the same and act differently towards me if I open up, and makes me not want to talk about it. From talking to other people who have depression, I gather that this feeling is fairly common, and many people would prefer their friends to laugh at the jokes, continue talking, etc. as if it's not a big deal. For most of his career, Chester did not talk openly about his depression. When he started doing it, his bandmates, friends and family tried to encourage him to do it more because they thought it might help him, along with helping others feel less alone (according to things they said themselves). I believe that was what Mike was doing here. He was not trying to be disrespectful, and did not minimize how much Chester was suffering, just eased the tension.
When he was listing all the bad things that happened like his breaking his leg and stuff it’s things like that that someone w major depression can’t get over. We dewell on those bad things and it’s near impossible to pull yourself up and out of that when everything around you effects you
Mikes a real one. You can see him listening and reacting to the way Chester words and expresses his pov of everything, and a lot of times trying to make sure he elaborates on how much and how often he fights through his battles. You can see that he was there during Chester’s darkest times and still tried to paint him in a kind of “heroic”(?) light. He genuinely listens to everything Chester says here, and at times it seems like he’s maybe proud of Chester being able to talk about it so freely, but Mike was such a good friend to him
This made me see new sides of Chester.. He was so active, full of energy.. I'm not talking about Chester the singer, I would have knowk Chester the person.. It seems he was so kind, funny, humble... He's very inspiring for me.. Thank you Chester...
It’s sad to see how much I relate to Chester. I’m always the one with the smile and acting silly making jokes for everyone but alone it’s a whole different world. RIP mate. I still can’t believe it.
Fuck people when you’re fighting and keeping it to yourself everyone’s like oh you’re the sweets guy I had no idea! But when you succumb to your depression and things get out of control everyone is like stay the fuck away from me, FUCK PEOPLE, Chester is right, “fuck all of you, I don’t like anyone and I don’t like anything”
He was so smart in terms of his Depression and acknowledging how he feels and what he needs to do to help it.Thats what makes it harder to understand how he gave up and took his own life.I relate to alot of what he says here,as alot of people here do.I think he never really tried to get the help he needed,I think he tried it all on his own and after Chris passed,that just pushed him over that edge.
According to different interviews he did, as well as ones his family members and friend did afterwards- he tried taking antidepressants, he went to therapy, he was talking about it... did everything that people always tell you to do. Sometimes it's just not enough, but it doesn't mean he didn't try.
He did go to therapy and was on meds they said he had stopped taking his meds for some reason he was ashamed or felt he was weak , he fought for years. ..god bless him , some just loose the fight he was human remember that
Chester sounds like the sweetest, happiest and most spontaneous dude you could ever meet, it should have been so hard to imagine what he was going through, rip Chester :(
I'm just here. Again, for 92388473 times . Missing Chester. I Was having a major anxiety attack right before, but listening to him, and them together made me calm. Even breathing techniques with therapist in here didnt help.
I tell people I'm depressed all the time but they don't listen I guess it's because I cracked or so I suggest you and hide behind humor either that or just nobody cares
Still can't believe he gone Chester grew up a mile down the road from where I live in AZ he went to my old highschool I see his grade school he went to often weird to think about all that of someone's life seeing what they saw and now there gone
@@sophiakon6293 it's actually not forbidden for a long time, especially in east of germany they r more open about it. About their past. I know coz I live in germany for 4 years now.. but west germany is still a little reserved about it. Of course they r ashamed, but its a history, and until you dont bring it up and talk about it, it will always haunt or repeat itself!
Hm, I have watched this video for like a million times but I sont feel like he thought of saying Hitler to be honest. We never know, but he is related to some viking with ancestors, so this idea logically came up in his mind
The initial period of recovery from depression is when people are statistically most likely to kill themselves. And it seems like that's where Chester was.
By listening to what he says is this interview it seems like he was in a depressive state since the beginning of the year (his bday), so probably his friend's passing just made it worse.
Its when they appear the happiest because they have an a way to escape the pain and that's all you really want when you're that far gone not necessarily wanting to die just wondering the pain to End
I really do think Chester was genuinely more happy at the beginning of 2017, although with some struggle. But Chris's death must have messed everything up, then it all went downhill from there.
Because you feel like it’s finally over than something bad happens that reminds you your not and never will be it can be easy to give up on fighting with it
“Ten Huh” … He constantly gets his stance back to “attention” shoulders back chest posture…. I watch videos at 1.5 speed normally and I watched this at 2x. And just seeing how he can reacting when it’s his turn to talk and he can just be himself and silly then all a sudden “ten huh” stance. It really makes you think. Obviously he wasn’t in military nor was I. But how he reacts on that aspect. and shows he’s truly trying to prove that he is paying attention when anyone is speaking. (He’s also fidgeting so he can stay paying attention yet also anxious. Swear I see adhd and he’s just fighting it. Ugh depression and anxiety are results of adhd also… but anyways he literally LISTENS. Listened to everything and genuinely observes. Every word, anything said then waited his turn for them to talk then now my turn to talk. Ahh so much more to say but gosh 😢
This is bringing out so many conflicting emotions in me. Linkin Park helped me get through so many tough times and pushing through the depression for that time; and I always looked up to Chester for being able to live despite having suffered for so long. Then hearing how he deals with it...but we all know that didn't work out so well...and me feeling like maybe the stuff I've worked on and the happiness I feel is also just temporary and some day I'll eventually snap too.
Please don't. When your happiness is just temporary, your next sadness will be temporary, too and it will not be worth doing yourself harm. He has not chosen the right way to deal with his inner life and humans aren't perfect, also not the ones we look up to. In every relationship we will be disappointed or disenchanted at some point. And it's also completely normal to outgrow our teachers or other people who once were bigger than us. So you can peacefully choose another way. Greetings to you and sorry for my bad english.
No you will be fine,dont get it twisted but when u realize chester was murdered,you will realize that you are safe.he talks about depression because he was able to get through it cause he isnt depressed in this interview and he is pissed cause he was tricked out of his body and when everyone realizes that mike made that 911call the truth will come out.i immediately knocked off the caller as mike,its plain as day and a new video done by sloan bella on youtube just confirms what i believe happened to chris and chester.i suggest you watch that video
Marcus Wuebbolt I agree. I feel like I’ve wasted so much of my time since all these years I could’ve been a follower of them. It’s only this year that I got really into Linkin Park. It makes me really sad.
@HOW DARE YOU I listened to LP as well sometimes, but of course when he died, their music became much more real as I also suffer from depression. People need to stop blaming eachother for fake caring, because obviously, even when he's dead, they care a lot.
@HOW DARE YOU of course its wrong to just like a band because a member died and THAT is what fake caring means to me personally. But it doesnt mean being already keen in somebodys work already, and then being interested more when this person is dead, especially due to suicide. I get what you tryna say and I already mentioned it IS weird to hate Linkin Park before and love them apparently, and thats what makes allowing to care about celebs so hard, because many people will offend you to be fake-caring although they dont really know the circumstances what leads people to seemingly fake-care. Not saying that fake-caring is a nice thing anyway, it just makes real caring being difficult.
@HOW DARE YOU you said it doesnt seem like everyone was interested before Chester died, but I see like a few dozen of comments like "I grew up with him". Dont know how that makes it look like "no one cared before he died".
I just watched this today... and I had to cry for hours...they interacted so (I can't explain) so so close, understanding each other and happy.. so wholesome to see, but still so sad considering...
He was so open about his pain and nobody! I don’t understand why nobody really tried to break the estigma about mental illness! Why do we need to wait? Suicide is not invisible
wow ive always been a huge linkin park and chester fan but after hearing this it feels like i really understand him and his p ain thx for your lovely and kick ass music chester and for sure very nice insight
He's one of the people I listened to after he passed. Well two years after actually. I heard the name Chester Bennington and Chris Cornell but I never really got into them because I was in middle school and not into that stuff. I'm in high school now and I absolutely love Soundgarden, Audioslave, and Linkin Park. I got so hooked and it was especially big for me as I fell into a bad depression as well. It's sad that I'll never to get to tell any of my musical heroes how much they meant to me.
Thanks God this interview exists! this was very insightful, i love that they were so honest and not afraid to be open and vulnerable, and talked about the most personal things that usually hard to talk about. this interview has revealed a lot about how Chester was doing, his life, his mental state, etc. Thank you for posting!! Love Mike and Chester always! LP forever!
He genuinely seemed like he was doing so much better in 2017 and seemed to genuinely be in love with life. It hurts my heart so much still. But I also felt everything he said about depression because I have felt it all too. I've hid how I've felt for so long and I can laugh and joke right along with the best of them while I've been silently screaming inside. It's not fair. We all need a little more Linkin Park/Chester Bennington in our lives. He's gone way too soon.
Wow. I remember when I first heard a linkin park song. I was 8 years old and I thought Chester had the voice of an angel. I never thought he was going to be gone 20 years later. He will always be in my heart. I'm sure he will be in missed by many.
You definitely need to watch again he doesn’t seem happy he’s just content I can see in anyone that is hurting can see he’s in very bad shape but it is nice that he is sober because I was definitely if he wasn’t with me damn questions this interview with her took a turn for the worse, but Chester is always so humble and so smart, on what to say if people in these comments are saying that he, they didn’t know that he was depressed or he was battling very very bad addiction then you definitely aren’t true fans because Chester will be remembered for all the lives he saved in people, struggling with the same issues as him and they survive and whatever they are going through because of his music but I have to remember how old I am😂 I remember going to on cue to sit in line for hybrid theory I just wish people w we’re giving their flowers before they leave us but unfortunately that’s not how our world wrks 2day ! I’m gonna go now watch my all-time favorite music, video and song of Chester always have to be crawling. Love you my dude.Rip❤
My life is getting harder and realy stressfull,depressed.the music of linkin park helps my trough this time becsuse i think there is someone who umterstands what it means to struggle in life.greetings to the good people from Austria
It's crazy that he said he felt more positive at that time and looked it, too. . Nobody would have thought he would take his life so soon after the interview. 😢💔
It's one of the cutest interviews ever!😍😽i love their laughing,like they can still purely laugh as kids,totally out of their perfect soul. I love them❤
chester your not alone pal. i suffer with the same thoughts and feelings. i dont wana eat. i dont wana go out. i just eat shit food. watch movies all the time or play games. i have the most wonderfull woman who pulls me through life. if not for meeting her 20 years ago id be dead now. shes an angel on my shoulder. who has so much power that she pulls us both through life. god bless her and all who suffer with this illness..
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I don't know how many times I've played this Video.. love listening to Chester's voice. Please never delete 🖤
Me too .
me too
Me too x
I do the same every time i’m going to bed
me too
Shinoda seems like the best friend that anyone could ever have.
God I miss Chester Bennington 😭. Had the privilege of seeing him live 14 times and meeting him 5 times and he was so nice and just a normal down to earth guy. We talked about tattoos and him saving my life and he cried when I told him that and he hugged me. Damn the world needs more Chester Benningtons 💯. The GREATEST OF ALL Time in music history 🤘
Wow you are so lucky what an amazing memory , Chester had a big heart ........
Oh my God. How amazing and special. ❤️
That is a beautiful experience or experiences you are so lucky and I am so so happy for you. I would have given anything to have had a conversation with Chester I share the exact birthday with him and he reminds me of myself I always have felt so close to him as we all did. I never missed a song or a performance or interview.....God I miss him.
Love you❤
Depression really hides itself too well
These two guys are probably the most humble rock stars around. RIP Chester ✊
How hard it is to see how Chester is smiling, joking, but inside is another… up to now I am crying time to time, and I thing this feelings will not disappear till I am gone
No! Don't give up! Fight for your happiness and well being!
Mike tried so hard to talk up chester's ability to push through anything... damn man
"I kind of love Germany" We miss u Chester 😭❣
I absolutely love Mike and am a huge fan but Chester is so precious and the world is not the same without him
Mike Shinoda probably cried so much over his death and the thought of Mike crying is just terrible to think of. I know it's way past his death now but still... I feel so bad for him :(
Me too
To be honest...it still feels raw for me
Same
He's laugh at Chester pain and also with his wife, what a low life asshole!
@@GoddessK3ndra excuse me??
Chester it's january 2021 and all linkin park Fans are still here 😪 we never forget you
LP is in our blood
Chester may not be here but he lives with us.
November 2021 still here #LPSoldier
Jan 2022
Jan 2023 ❤
When Mike is listening, he looks so serious and you can see he thinks about things that happened and knows a lot of what Chester is alluding to....
RIP beautiful Chester🙏 you are missed
He's a guy who can power through anything
-Mike Shinoda about Chester
Tears❣
Man that's sad, Chester had everyone fooled even his best friend but that is what the person makes you do
The most depressed people are the ones who are funny, cheerful, handsome successfull etc
Chesters laugh was so cute, still miss you every day 🖤
He sounds like the person who wants to hide this depression. Please, look at the signs around your loved ones. If someone says thinks like Chester says (not liking anything, not being...) even with a smile, is a sign of struggle. I miss you Chester, and your music...
@OfficialFNXtina No, he wasn't. He died by suicide.
@OfficialFNXtina lol
Eh, I don't like his music at all. :/
@@user-fo7ch1hs1b Oh, interesting! So then why are you here again?
that made zero sense
It's interesting and at the same time lovely how Mike tries to protect Chester during the interview, especially at the very ending of it, they really seem to be close friends, and to care for each other.
So true
If you think About it, when he talks about what he did on his birthday is 100 percent depression, I’ve done that hundreds of times
Lmao binging netflex doesnt mean your depressed. When you get old, birthdays start to become kind of boring and you'll realize just how much you dont care about celebrating them.
@@markymark2820 and you know you don't need to have a special day, like once a year, to do some cool things or take and get presents etc
You're an idiot. I have never done anything for my Birthday.
I agree isolating yourself is a major sign of depression . it breaks my heart when he says I dont like being anything , oh chester RIP.
Lol i slept all day of my 28 birthday and i feel awesome about it.
Not many have realized what Mike Shinoda has been through after Chester's passing. Listening to his new album is powerful-there's such a range of emotions,such beautiful raw vulnerability,such grief and anger and frustration all channeled through powerful music and lyrics and videos. He had a shocking and heartbreaking loss. Many of us can relate in one way or another. Wishing him all the best.
He moved on fast, don't worry. Man is a hypocrite and has never related to struggles with mental health.
@@Blue0000FF You have no way of knowing that yet insane amount of arrogance with the claims.
@@Blue0000FF You have no right to talk about other people’s experiences. Stfu
What album did he have ?
@@Bonnysnipes Post-traumatic first of all.
The way Mike immediately hands Chester the mic when the Interviewer starts talking about the lyrics on "Heavy". They were so close and he really got Chester. I'm glad Chester had a friend like him and as someone who lost their best friend to suicide I really wish only the best for Mike. Such a kind spirit.
Chester and Mike are so down to earth and real best interview they did together but also Mike knows that Chester has a problem and knows how to get around when chazzys talking... I'm glad how honest nice and truthful Chester is we need more people in the world who have this trait and are not afraid of being honest and opening up... its one of the best feelings in the world... Linkin park forever🤘!!!
Little does it show but Mike has a problem with Chester being center of all the attention...now he doesn't have to be in his shadow anymore,Mike isn't grieving he is on top of the world
Eric Tobias damn I never thought about it that way there probably is some of him seeing it that way like a new start
@@erictobias7 I've been watching countless videos and interviews and though I can't say for sure if I believe this way or not but it seems alot like Mike doesn't like Chester "monopolizing" the interviews, getting alot of the attention from fans, etc. Like he was tired of "living in Chester's shadow" so to speak. It almost seems also that like in their last live performances the overall dynamic and behavior between all the members was different, not so playful, energetic, or into the performances or music. Maybe I'm just seeing things that aren't there, but maybe to some degree Mike was tired of Chester being the "center of attention" and/or people acting like it was Chester's band...even after Chester's death, Mike seemed like he still didn't/doesn't like how much attention, love and heartache Chester's fans are expressing
@@maureenculbreath wow.... I'm glad you see what I see.. I'm gonna send you a link to an interview Mike did in Germany while Chester was still alive and tell me what you think
@@erictobias7 ok..I might have already seen it since I have been binge watching everything I can find but I have been watching everything more than once, so by all means send it my way
Chester’s talk on depression gives a feeling that he wasn’t honest to the full extend, just wanted not to sound too alarmed. Or this is the perception after his tragic passing away.
24:48 look at his bandmates reaction as chester finishes his sentence and the fake laugh chester then added after staring like hardcore. This moment tells alot in my opinion.
But I think Mike's intention was never to hurt or demoralise him
I think Mike just wanna Chester not to concentrate and stuck on depression. He just wanted him to forget about this shit for at list some time
@@anastasiiabat66 yep Mike's a good friend
As someone who has depression, the last thing I would want when I talk about it is for people to stare at me with pity and tell me how sorry they are and how horrible that must be. This just makes things awkward, makes me feel like people won't view me the same and act differently towards me if I open up, and makes me not want to talk about it. From talking to other people who have depression, I gather that this feeling is fairly common, and many people would prefer their friends to laugh at the jokes, continue talking, etc. as if it's not a big deal.
For most of his career, Chester did not talk openly about his depression. When he started doing it, his bandmates, friends and family tried to encourage him to do it more because they thought it might help him, along with helping others feel less alone (according to things they said themselves). I believe that was what Mike was doing here. He was not trying to be disrespectful, and did not minimize how much Chester was suffering, just eased the tension.
When he was listing all the bad things that happened like his breaking his leg and stuff it’s things like that that someone w major depression can’t get over. We dewell on those bad things and it’s near impossible to pull yourself up and out of that when everything around you effects you
"He's the kind of guy that can power through anything"
A sentence that struck me in the heart thanks Mike. I'm so freaking sad now
Chester always answers questions people ask him from the heart...
RIP Chester, you are missed terribly.
Mikes a real one. You can see him listening and reacting to the way Chester words and expresses his pov of everything, and a lot of times trying to make sure he elaborates on how much and how often he fights through his battles.
You can see that he was there during Chester’s darkest times and still tried to paint him in a kind of “heroic”(?) light. He genuinely listens to everything Chester says here, and at times it seems like he’s maybe proud of Chester being able to talk about it so freely, but Mike was such a good friend to him
I love how Chester laughs then goes to a very serious face
This made me see new sides of Chester.. He was so active, full of energy.. I'm not talking about Chester the singer, I would have knowk Chester the person.. It seems he was so kind, funny, humble... He's very inspiring for me.. Thank you Chester...
It’s sad to see how much I relate to Chester. I’m always the one with the smile and acting silly making jokes for everyone but alone it’s a whole different world. RIP mate. I still can’t believe it.
Fuck people when you’re fighting and keeping it to yourself everyone’s like oh you’re the sweets guy I had no idea! But when you succumb to your depression and things get out of control everyone is like stay the fuck away from me, FUCK PEOPLE, Chester is right, “fuck all of you, I don’t like anyone and I don’t like anything”
I can relate the same way and it sucks
Please take care guys 🙏🙏🙏....
He was so smart in terms of his Depression and acknowledging how he feels and what he needs to do to help it.Thats what makes it harder to understand how he gave up and took his own life.I relate to alot of what he says here,as alot of people here do.I think he never really tried to get the help he needed,I think he tried it all on his own and after Chris passed,that just pushed him over that edge.
Understanding it on a rational level just doesn’t take away the pain.
According to different interviews he did, as well as ones his family members and friend did afterwards- he tried taking antidepressants, he went to therapy, he was talking about it... did everything that people always tell you to do. Sometimes it's just not enough, but it doesn't mean he didn't try.
He did go to therapy and was on meds they said he had stopped taking his meds for some reason he was ashamed or felt he was weak , he fought for years. ..god bless him , some just loose the fight he was human remember that
Chester sounds like the sweetest, happiest and most spontaneous dude you could ever meet, it should have been so hard to imagine what he was going through, rip Chester :(
I'm just here. Again, for 92388473 times . Missing Chester. I Was having a major anxiety attack right before, but listening to him, and them together made me calm. Even breathing techniques with therapist in here didnt help.
I would have loved to tell Chester how many times his songs helped me cope with depression, this guy saved my life so many times I lost count...
Everything he said about Depression I can relate to all of it😧
I tell people I'm depressed all the time but they don't listen I guess it's because I cracked or so I suggest you and hide behind humor either that or just nobody cares
When he said he envies sociopaths, because they don't need to worry about feeling anything I relate to that and then I feel guilty for it.
24:48 is the reason I found this clip.
Ahmad Jamal Mughal same here
Still can't believe he gone Chester grew up a mile down the road from where I live in AZ he went to my old highschool I see his grade school he went to often weird to think about all that of someone's life seeing what they saw and now there gone
In arizona? Sad he decided to check out REST IN PEACE Chester
@@davidrochat9825 ya Glendale AZ to be exact
Mike understands chester well and he seems a very truthful and humble friend.
I love how sincere this interview is
Mike's reaction to Chester's answers is just gold. His expression showed unspoken concern, especially on the subject of depression.
I wouldn't consider that gold but you certainly see.
2:45 . i feel like he wanted to say hitler then remembered he's in germany
lol that thought occurred to me too
So? Is it forbidden or something?
hes quick with his words, but i 100% think he was about to say that too
@@sophiakon6293 it's actually not forbidden for a long time, especially in east of germany they r more open about it. About their past. I know coz I live in germany for 4 years now.. but west germany is still a little reserved about it. Of course they r ashamed, but its a history, and until you dont bring it up and talk about it, it will always haunt or repeat itself!
Hm, I have watched this video for like a million times but I sont feel like he thought of saying Hitler to be honest. We never know, but he is related to some viking with ancestors, so this idea logically came up in his mind
The initial period of recovery from depression is when people are statistically most likely to kill themselves. And it seems like that's where Chester was.
By listening to what he says is this interview it seems like he was in a depressive state since the beginning of the year (his bday), so probably his friend's passing just made it worse.
He'd dealt with it all his life unfortunately
Its when they appear the happiest because they have an a way to escape the pain and that's all you really want when you're that far gone not necessarily wanting to die just wondering the pain to End
I really do think Chester was genuinely more happy at the beginning of 2017, although with some struggle. But Chris's death must have messed everything up, then it all went downhill from there.
Because you feel like it’s finally over than something bad happens that reminds you your not and never will be it can be easy to give up on fighting with it
“Ten Huh” … He constantly gets his stance back to “attention” shoulders back chest posture…. I watch videos at 1.5 speed normally and I watched this at 2x. And just seeing how he can reacting when it’s his turn to talk and he can just be himself and silly then all a sudden “ten huh” stance. It really makes you think. Obviously he wasn’t in military nor was I. But how he reacts on that aspect. and shows he’s truly trying to prove that he is paying attention when anyone is speaking. (He’s also fidgeting so he can stay paying attention yet also anxious. Swear I see adhd and he’s just fighting it. Ugh depression and anxiety are results of adhd also… but anyways he literally LISTENS. Listened to everything and genuinely observes. Every word, anything said then waited his turn for them to talk then now my turn to talk. Ahh so much more to say but gosh 😢
Noticed that too👍💜
that’s very well noticed and explained
This is bringing out so many conflicting emotions in me. Linkin Park helped me get through so many tough times and pushing through the depression for that time; and I always looked up to Chester for being able to live despite having suffered for so long. Then hearing how he deals with it...but we all know that didn't work out so well...and me feeling like maybe the stuff I've worked on and the happiness I feel is also just temporary and some day I'll eventually snap too.
Wannabe Pronstar we have to love him and appreciate what his done for us while his time was here you will be okay because his watching over us
@@joshuaquinn1986 don`t make a cult out of chester you religious freaktard.
Please don't. When your happiness is just temporary, your next sadness will be temporary, too and it will not be worth doing yourself harm.
He has not chosen the right way to deal with his inner life and humans aren't perfect, also not the ones we look up to. In every relationship we will be disappointed or disenchanted at some point.
And it's also completely normal to outgrow our teachers or other people who once were bigger than us.
So you can peacefully choose another way.
Greetings to you and sorry for my bad english.
*another, better way than him
No you will be fine,dont get it twisted but when u realize chester was murdered,you will realize that you are safe.he talks about depression because he was able to get through it cause he isnt depressed in this interview and he is pissed cause he was tricked out of his body and when everyone realizes that mike made that 911call the truth will come out.i immediately knocked off the caller as mike,its plain as day and a new video done by sloan bella on youtube just confirms what i believe happened to chris and chester.i suggest you watch that video
protect mike at all costs, that man is a pure blessing.
Thank u so much for this video ❤️
he seems so happy and cheerful, you wouldn't suspect any of his issues.
Thank you for the upload, and RIP Scream God Chester Bennington
Thank you for uploading the video.
Rip King Chest-er!! 👑🙏🏻
I love this interview.
What a wonderful young man. so talented!!
Keep coming back just to hear his voice 💔🖤
I love how they listen so nicely to each other
What's amazing is I fully understand what these guys went through. Beautiful interview.
What a great interview. Chester was a great guy. Its sad that i was not a fan when they have begun with making music.
Marcus Wuebbolt I agree. I feel like I’ve wasted so much of my time since all these years I could’ve been a follower of them. It’s only this year that I got really into Linkin Park. It makes me really sad.
@HOW DARE YOU I listened to LP as well sometimes, but of course when he died, their music became much more real as I also suffer from depression. People need to stop blaming eachother for fake caring, because obviously, even when he's dead, they care a lot.
@HOW DARE YOU of course its wrong to just like a band because a member died and THAT is what fake caring means to me personally. But it doesnt mean being already keen in somebodys work already, and then being interested more when this person is dead, especially due to suicide. I get what you tryna say and I already mentioned it IS weird to hate Linkin Park before and love them apparently, and thats what makes allowing to care about celebs so hard, because many people will offend you to be fake-caring although they dont really know the circumstances what leads people to seemingly fake-care.
Not saying that fake-caring is a nice thing anyway, it just makes real caring being difficult.
@HOW DARE YOU how would you judge that? Quite risky statement.
@HOW DARE YOU you said it doesnt seem like everyone was interested before Chester died, but I see like a few dozen of comments like "I grew up with him". Dont know how that makes it look like "no one cared before he died".
Such a great interview like therapy for me
THANK YOU THANK YOU for uploading this Video. I realy thank you man! :-)
Such a wonderful friendship they had right there. Happy tears, sad tears. Oh Chester..
I just watched this today... and I had to cry for hours...they interacted so (I can't explain) so so close, understanding each other and happy.. so wholesome to see, but still so sad considering...
Amazing interview. Rest in Peace Chester x
Chester was always full of joy love it 🙏🏼
Chester and Mike , man... this is gold. Rip Chester, one of the most beautiful voices ever. Its sad ....
my heart breaks everytime
We love you Chester❤
I miss him everyday 💔
He was so open about his pain and nobody! I don’t understand why nobody really tried to break the estigma about mental illness! Why do we need to wait? Suicide is not invisible
Love this guy RIP Chester!! Gone but not forgotten!
what a good interview 🙂 ❤
wow ive always been a huge linkin park and chester fan but after hearing this it feels like i really understand him and his p ain thx for your lovely and kick ass music chester and for sure very nice insight
Like there is no sunshine.....❤️
Yes brother that is a good description
27:40 damn i can relate to this so much.
The feeling of being depressed and having no "Actual" reason of being depressed.
Its just there lingering.
He's one of the people I listened to after he passed. Well two years after actually. I heard the name Chester Bennington and Chris Cornell but I never really got into them because I was in middle school and not into that stuff. I'm in high school now and I absolutely love Soundgarden, Audioslave, and Linkin Park. I got so hooked and it was especially big for me as I fell into a bad depression as well. It's sad that I'll never to get to tell any of my musical heroes how much they meant to me.
chester was so sweet and just a kick ass but humble guy him and chris cornell was a tough loss rip both
They were both murdered.....chester wants everyone to know....
I cannot believe when Chris happened and then Chester a few weeks later it's still heartbreaking
@@erictobias7 ok lol
@@michellecottrell3553 ruclips.net/video/9WQ_jwj63S8/видео.html
Please watch the entire 30 mins....
@@michellecottrell3553 its not a coincidence that chester was murdered on chris' birthday....
Thanks God this interview exists! this was very insightful, i love that they were so honest and not afraid to be open and vulnerable, and talked about the most personal things that usually hard to talk about. this interview has revealed a lot about how Chester was doing, his life, his mental state, etc. Thank you for posting!! Love Mike and Chester always! LP forever!
I love and understand you Chester. R.I.P 💯💯
im really sorry about your depression, I wish you lived more. I miss you Chester.
Very good interview I even forget about the interviewer. RIP Chester you were an amazing human being
Still missing you, Chester! your talent was so unique and beautiful..wish you didn't leave so soon but hey! keep resting, you deserve the peace..
He genuinely seemed like he was doing so much better in 2017 and seemed to genuinely be in love with life. It hurts my heart so much still. But I also felt everything he said about depression because I have felt it all too. I've hid how I've felt for so long and I can laugh and joke right along with the best of them while I've been silently screaming inside. It's not fair. We all need a little more Linkin Park/Chester Bennington in our lives. He's gone way too soon.
oh my god, I’ve just found out the same thing and my reaction was exactly same!!! (about my origins).
Chester, you should be still here
Wow. I remember when I first heard a linkin park song. I was 8 years old and I thought Chester had the voice of an angel. I never thought he was going to be gone 20 years later. He will always be in my heart. I'm sure he will be in missed by many.
He seemed so happy and jovial in this interview. So tragic. He was an icon for a generation. We love you Chester, wherever you are
You definitely need to watch again he doesn’t seem happy he’s just content I can see in anyone that is hurting can see he’s in very bad shape but it is nice that he is sober because I was definitely if he wasn’t with me damn questions this interview with her took a turn for the worse, but Chester is always so humble and so smart, on what to say if people in these comments are saying that he, they didn’t know that he was depressed or he was battling very very bad addiction then you definitely aren’t true fans because Chester will be remembered for all the lives he saved in people, struggling with the same issues as him and they survive and whatever they are going through because of his music but I have to remember how old I am😂 I remember going to on cue to sit in line for hybrid theory I just wish people w we’re giving their flowers before they leave us but unfortunately that’s not how our world wrks 2day ! I’m gonna go now watch my all-time favorite music, video and song of Chester always have to be crawling. Love you my dude.Rip❤
My life is getting harder and realy stressfull,depressed.the music of linkin park helps my trough this time becsuse i think there is someone who umterstands what it means to struggle in life.greetings to the good people from Austria
I absolutely love Chester's laugh!❤❤❤❤
Why didn't the guy give them two separately microphones to talk before the interview started
Must have only been one... which is pretty stupid if they knew they were interviewing 2 people
And why didn't he have a microphone? I can barely hear the questions he's asking...
We miss you dearly. The completed band aswell. Forever ❤️🔥🤘🏼
It's crazy that he said he felt more positive at that time and looked it, too. . Nobody would have thought he would take his life so soon after the interview. 😢💔
I love that they talk a lot without being interrupted by the interviewer.
I love Chester💙
It's one of the cutest interviews ever!😍😽i love their laughing,like they can still purely laugh as kids,totally out of their perfect soul. I love them❤
He was depressed.
Chester Bennington And his partner Mike Shinoda
They’re always great partners for
Linkin Park But it sucks he died
Rest In Peace
Chester Bennington
Chester 💔
chester your not alone pal. i suffer with the same thoughts and feelings. i dont wana eat. i dont wana go out. i just eat shit food. watch movies all the time or play games. i have the most wonderfull woman who pulls me through life. if not for meeting her 20 years ago id be dead now. shes an angel on my shoulder. who has so much power that she pulls us both through life. god bless her and all who suffer with this illness..
Rest in Peace Chester Bennington. I'm sorry that nobody could help you 😔. We miss you
Thank you. I wish he could have held on.
21:40 he was telling the truth !
This is the most heartbreaking thing in the world.
I love this men❤
Minute 31.... mike is listening like such a kind and concerned and understanding friend ...
Wow when he was describing depression & says it's not like I'm gonna kill myself, RIP beautiful soul!! 😭
Please, never delete this video.