What I remembered most was the attraction to her, as a young fellow and I don't mean the physical but the ability she had to be angry, frustrated and then to voice it. It was that sense of self, that I certainly craved for, and the sheer doggedness to say no more to the bullshit and the denial. Well bloody done and may you find eternal peace. Xx
Americans were too busy trying to get the next thing, materials and money, to pull our heads out of our asses to listen to her. All we know how to do is judge people. And she was right on every single count, RIP dear Sinead!
Sinead lost so much trying to alert the world to the horrors of child abuse within the Catholic Church, in not just Ireland BUT the world. Sinead was 10 years too early for everyone else to comprehend what she was trying to warn us about.
Actually as a woman from Ireland, Sinead did not lose anything, her true fans knew and realised that she spoke the truth, especially when it came to the Catholic Church
@@leeleef That is so wonderful to know. I’m glad she had heartfelt appreciation in her home country. I was a teenager when her music came out and she’s always been an amazing artist to me. (I’m in the US) I never thought poorly of her for ripping up the photo of the pope, it didn’t change my view of her one bit. I only thought she is expressing something honestly from her point of view (which I didn’t comprehend at the time).
I LOVE seeing interviews with Sinead O Connor where the person speaking to her is respectful. This is not always the norm, so it it’s very nice to see!
She was honest, and there are few things that society hates more than a truth-teller. Compound that with a truth-telling woman. Compound that with a truth-telling gorgeous woman. Compound that with a truth-telling, gorgeous woman with a large public platform and audience to whom she can tell the truth.
I loved Rosie O'Donnell as a talk show host who focused on her guests and their projects, just like she did in this video. She had a knack for being warm, friendly, supportive, personable, encouraging, and kind. Notwithstanding the flag in my profile pic, I'm an "unenrolled" voter who goes both ways, but I keep that stuff to myself in real life. I only wish Rosie had done the same, but instead she became argumentative, bullying, vitriolic, and hateful. I truly believe her "handlers" encouraged her to be this way, because I've had relatives in "the business" and I know that they serve an evil master. It's a shame that the price of fame, in Hollywood, apparently is so evil and dark. I'll be so glad when the general public learns more about what really goes on there, how it's run, and how filthy it is. Then it can be rebuilt, and talk show hosts can be as wonderful as Rosie was back in the day.
I wish wish WISH I was more aware of her when she was still alive. I only knew her by that one song, was never aware of the controversies or anything else about her. Then I watched the documentary, initially out of boredom, and I was just floored. I FELL IN LOVE with her. WHAT a badass she was. It breaks my heart that such a genuine, talented, beautiful and courageous person and TRUE ARTIST (Yes, caps fucking lock) had to endure such a painful life. She's my hero now. And fuck bob Dylan, Eddie Vedder and everyone else for not backing her that night.
Rosie O’Donnel is a good interviewer, respectful. It’s lovely to see Sinead being interviewed beautifully. It’s just lovely to watch Sinead’s interviews per se. I’m just watching Sinead interviews, live performances & albums from here on in. God, we miss her ❤❤❤❤
what a brilliantly written song! I've been listening to so much after her posting...when I was a teen, she meant the world to me and changed my life as a young budding musician. She was/is MORE brilliant and HONEST than I even remember. I love you Sinead.
Rosie is lesbian that's why he said that. Sinead stated once that she's 3 quarters straight and one quarter gay but I dunno because of her bad past. Kinda glad she's not gay because she experienced enough problems she didn't need to be someone where the world's less accomodating for you too
I hated the fact people in "entertainment" industry blamed her bipolar on the fact she was trying to expose child abuse they'd say oh she's just a nutter she's mad no she was bang on look at Hollywood reaction to sound of freedom Sinead should be remembered with gratitude for all the lives she tried to save. This is most respectful interview ive seen with her thanks Rosie for treating her with utmost respect
At 14/15 I shaved my head because she gave me the confidence to shave it. She also taught me to honestly not give a shite what others think and to always speak the truth regardless if people like it or not.
Great interview with Sinead. I'm a new Sinead fan... all of 3 weeks now and surprised she mentions ABBA as i'm a long time ABBA fan. And being a huge ABBA fan I was also surprised when I discovered Sinead did an ABBA cover of 'Chiquitita'.
l love how poised she is. So many have the mis-conception that if you have strong opinions & ideas, like Sinead, you must be some kooky banshee with no class. Shes proof we as women are capable of both, so lovely!
Sinead was esoteric no matter what she never compromised her principles. You were not crazy just misunderstood. Too intelligent for the dumb masses to understand. Rest in peace to God you have returned. 🙏
I would spend the night at my best friend's house and she had that very album by The Family whose singers were some blonde guy and Wendy's- of Wendy and Lisa- twin sister. She played that album all the time. When Sinead came out with her version of Nothing Compares to You, I did not recognize it. My friend reminded me. She asked me "Remember that album with Wendy's sister on the cover?" She said that's the song she's doing.
The musicians who recorded Sinead O'Connor's version mentioned that they didn't rearrange it. The arrangement Prince sent was what they recorded, including the synth ,strings and unique drum beat. However, they had to change the key.
I have nothing but respect for this strong woman. There wasn't a fake bone in her body. A true activist for the children of this world. She risked everything-her career and even her life to try to save the children from horrific abuse. As far as I'm concerned she deserves sainthood!
There is an easygoing flow to the interview which is refreshing given the turmoil, emotions and political fierceness which Sinead is often associated with.
And maybe you need to listen to Bessie 'no one wants you when you down and out' I think it's so true still today imagine how hard her life was back then thank you for all you have done in your time
Stop saying things like "we as Americans treated her horribly", etc. Speak for yourself. Some of us always loved, cherished and supported her. Still do. ♥
I knew at some point during this interview and Rosie was going to Mac on her even if it was just giving her the compliment she definitely had no chance
The "Industry" killed this angel. I shudder to think what she had to do, meaning what price she paid, in order to gain entry into evil and Satanic "music business." I hope she is resting in peace in Heaven. God bless Sinead O'Connor and her surviving children.
@@elizabethwallace-donnelly.2356 Just nervous habits. Some of us have them. You'll notice she says "Do you know what I mean?" after most of what she says too. Just her thing. We all have our own quirks.
RIP Sinead Marie Bernadette O'Connor Irish singer songwriter remembered never forgotten Irish princess 👸.
She was so adorable! The world was a better place with her in it! 💖
😂 well not really because the world didn't give her the flowers that she very much earned
It always strikes me how Sinead spoke out so confidently about what she believed in, but seems so modest
What I remembered most was the attraction to her, as a young fellow and I don't mean the physical but the ability she had to be angry, frustrated and then to voice it. It was that sense of self, that I certainly craved for, and the sheer doggedness to say no more to the bullshit and the denial. Well bloody done and may you find eternal peace. Xx
I love her smile.
I wish life would have treated her better.
Rest in peace, Sinèad.
Americans were too busy trying to get the next thing, materials and money, to pull our heads out of our asses to listen to her. All we know how to do is judge people. And she was right on every single count, RIP dear Sinead!
Finally an american with a good judgement.
So true!!!
She had a Number 1 hit in the U.S. What are you bitching about?
You must of had your head in a deep hole the last 30 years!
She was smart, funny and extremely talented. I will miss this great creature. RIP, Sinéad!
She's not a creature she was very much a human being just as much as you and i
@@anthonylockhart6120 we are all creatures of God. It's the same.
Faith and courage is such an exquisite piece of work. Probably her best album.
def not her best album.... more like the appease the mainstream album. she could do anything, there's better. Best is Universal Mother and Gospel Oak.
I love this song. I hope she is at peace now, she certainly deserves it.
❤❤❤❤❤❤
Sinead lost so much trying to alert the world to the horrors of child abuse within the Catholic Church, in not just Ireland BUT the world. Sinead was 10 years too early for everyone else to comprehend what she was trying to warn us about.
Actually as a woman from Ireland, Sinead did not lose anything, her true fans knew and realised that she spoke the truth, especially when it came to the Catholic Church
She wanted to use the ripping up the pic of the pope as a publicity stunt and it backfired
She’s a hero in Ireland. She had a very productive life and career.
@@leeleef That is so wonderful to know. I’m glad she had heartfelt appreciation in her home country. I was a teenager when her music came out and she’s always been an amazing artist to me. (I’m in the US) I never thought poorly of her for ripping up the photo of the pope, it didn’t change my view of her one bit. I only thought she is expressing something honestly from her point of view (which I didn’t comprehend at the time).
Totally agree!
RIP Sinead🙏
Thank you for your music, for your funny’s interviews and your fights which we did not understand at that time. You were so ahead of time🙏
Wouldn't it be great if everyone could have a video discussion of their lives to reflect on post mortem..
I LOVE seeing interviews with Sinead O Connor where the person speaking to her is respectful. This is not always the norm, so it it’s very nice to see!
You think touching the hair is respectful?
@@nothingworksworks3511it's hair ffs. Grow up
She asked before touching it!
@@danceodyssey2008 why even ask??
@@flowerpink724 listen dumARse, it's not Rosey's hair o body. UGH.
Will love her forever. Beautiful, talented, bold and amazing, everytime.
Rosie was such a good interviewer. RIP Sinead.
So exquisitely beautiful with that amazing voice RIP SINEAD you were ahead of your time ❤️
She was honest, and there are few things that society hates more than a truth-teller. Compound that with a truth-telling woman. Compound that with a truth-telling gorgeous woman. Compound that with a truth-telling, gorgeous woman with a large public platform and audience to whom she can tell the truth.
@@le_th_Combine that with brilliant musicianship...
Absolutely love Rosie O'Donnell,and Sinead really enjoyed that interview, Sinead s voice is haunting ,beautiful ♥️
I loved Rosie O'Donnell as a talk show host who focused on her guests and their projects, just like she did in this video. She had a knack for being warm, friendly, supportive, personable, encouraging, and kind. Notwithstanding the flag in my profile pic, I'm an "unenrolled" voter who goes both ways, but I keep that stuff to myself in real life. I only wish Rosie had done the same, but instead she became argumentative, bullying, vitriolic, and hateful. I truly believe her "handlers" encouraged her to be this way, because I've had relatives in "the business" and I know that they serve an evil master. It's a shame that the price of fame, in Hollywood, apparently is so evil and dark. I'll be so glad when the general public learns more about what really goes on there, how it's run, and how filthy it is. Then it can be rebuilt, and talk show hosts can be as wonderful as Rosie was back in the day.
Beautiful soul. Sinead was such a lovely vibe. ❤❤
Such an inspiring person. What an amazing person. Beautiful, honest, intelligent, creative. I love her.
*Ánd Funny*
Can I add also not money hungry.
Sinéad is amazing I love this song.Mantroling 😁way a head of her time💚🌈🙏
I wish wish WISH I was more aware of her when she was still alive. I only knew her by that one song, was never aware of the controversies or anything else about her. Then I watched the documentary, initially out of boredom, and I was just floored. I FELL IN LOVE with her. WHAT a badass she was. It breaks my heart that such a genuine, talented, beautiful and courageous person and TRUE ARTIST (Yes, caps fucking lock) had to endure such a painful life. She's my hero now. And fuck bob Dylan, Eddie Vedder and everyone else for not backing her that night.
Rosie O’Donnel is a good interviewer, respectful. It’s lovely to see Sinead being interviewed beautifully. It’s just lovely to watch Sinead’s interviews per se. I’m just watching Sinead interviews, live performances & albums from here on in. God, we miss her ❤❤❤❤
SINEAD O, CONNOR YOU ARE THE BEST!! SENSIBLE AND INTELIGENT WOMAN!! BRAVE WOMAN! I LOVE YOU!!
what a brilliantly written song! I've been listening to so much after her posting...when I was a teen, she meant the world to me and changed my life as a young budding musician. She was/is MORE brilliant and HONEST than I even remember. I love you Sinead.
..after her passing?
@@123benny4does it matter???
@@shawenz24 posting? after her posting? What does that mean? So, yes, it does matter. I'm a teacher.
This was a great interview! I feel for Sinead children, especially the youngest one.
Friendly interview and nice way by Rosie with Sinead you can tell they got on. R.I.P Sinead ❤
I loved when Rosie said, “Frankly, we’re not gonna room together.” Sinead got a kick out of it, lots of sweet moments throughout the interview.
I agree ❤❤
But she wasn't a lesbian
@@anthonylockhart6120 lol…Rosie is a Barry Manilow fan, Sinead was not; this is why Rosie said they could never be roommates.😁
Rosie is lesbian that's why he said that. Sinead stated once that she's 3 quarters straight and one quarter gay but I dunno because of her bad past. Kinda glad she's not gay because she experienced enough problems she didn't need to be someone where the world's less accomodating for you too
Sorry I didn't hear it the right way my mistake
I hated the fact people in "entertainment" industry blamed her bipolar on the fact she was trying to expose child abuse they'd say oh she's just a nutter she's mad no she was bang on look at Hollywood reaction to sound of freedom Sinead should be remembered with gratitude for all the lives she tried to save. This is most respectful interview ive seen with her thanks Rosie for treating her with utmost respect
She said in an interview with Ruby Wax that she wasn’t bipolar. It was a label stuck on her by Ireland’s backward mental health practitioners.
Just love her singing and her warm smile.
Always liked her and, artistically speaking, she had one of the most beautiful faces
Love her. A very talented, clever and beautiful lady.
omg I just love her more every time I watch this performance and interview
Only because either were mainstream pop culture at the time did this interview make sense.
I love how completely feminine she is, despite the short hair. Such a gorgeous person.
Such a beautiful person. And she just died the other day. RIP :(
SINEAD IS THE QUEEN!!!!!
She's a fascinating person, just real. I'd hang out with her.
Strange how her looks seem to be discussed so much here she really must be overwhelmingly beautiful in person.
Americans are Shallow, period!
her singing,her bald head, her family raction about it her hilarious comments. a pretty good interview as well.
I can just imagine what Sinead said when deciding to do this track. Great album
A fighter for equality and truth!
Свежо,хоть и 23 года назад. I love you!Sinead❤
At 14/15 I shaved my head because she gave me the confidence to shave it. She also taught me to honestly not give a shite what others think and to always speak the truth regardless if people like it or not.
She's a punk rocker, love her!
Rosie likes Barry Manilow. Sinead like John Lydon.
Great definition!...💖 🙏
Great interview with Sinead. I'm a new Sinead fan... all of 3 weeks now and surprised she mentions ABBA as i'm a long time ABBA fan. And being a huge ABBA fan I was also surprised when I discovered Sinead did an ABBA cover of 'Chiquitita'.
If you like reggae, she made a brilliant reggae album. I couldn’t find it on Spotify but it’s on RUclips.
l love how poised she is. So many have the mis-conception that if you have strong opinions & ideas, like Sinead, you must be some kooky banshee with no class. Shes proof we as women are capable of both, so lovely!
2 of my favorite artists in the Universe ❤
Rest in Power queen.
She is so beautiful , stunning , handsome and all things in between .
Sinead was esoteric no matter what she never compromised her principles. You were not crazy just misunderstood.
Too intelligent for the dumb masses to understand.
Rest in peace to God you have returned. 🙏
Sweet person. Good interview.
Lovely 💔🙏
Still the most beautiful girl in the room~fly high babe. You did your best. ❤
Thanks Rosie 2023. R.I.P. S.O. woman strong.😃
Rosie was always such a wonderful interviewer, she just let the guests relax and say whatever they wanted, no agenda. ❤Sinéad 😢
Shahada my queen!!! 🇮🇪🥰
Magnífica 💗💗💗💗💗👏👏🙏
Awesomeness 🙏✨🌟✨🌟✨🌟🌼
Sinead has no ego whatsoever. Very rare and special ❤❤❤❤❤
I would spend the night at my best friend's house and she had that very album by The Family whose singers were some blonde guy and Wendy's- of Wendy and Lisa- twin sister. She played that album all the time. When Sinead came out with her version of Nothing Compares to You, I did not recognize it. My friend reminded me. She asked me "Remember that album with Wendy's sister on the cover?" She said that's the song she's doing.
R.I.P. Sinead 😢😢😢
The musicians who recorded Sinead O'Connor's version mentioned that they didn't rearrange it. The arrangement Prince sent was what they recorded, including the synth ,strings and unique drum beat. However, they had to change the key.
Beautiful person!!! 💕
beautiful music
Sinead seemed so down to earth
Really..We're loving yer by leaps...n...bonds...cnt stop loving yer ...or even following yer...we're PROUD ..globally...🌻🌻🌻🌻🐑🐑🐑🐑
she rocks!
I have nothing but respect for this strong woman. There wasn't a fake bone in her body. A true activist for the children of this world. She risked everything-her career and even her life to try to save the children from horrific abuse. As far as I'm concerned she deserves sainthood!
There is an easygoing flow to the interview which is refreshing given the turmoil, emotions and political fierceness which Sinead is often associated with.
She seemed so shy. ❤
It's so nice to see her when she was happy.
Extremely coooooooooooooooool woman love her so much ! She Rockssssssssssssssss ❤️💋👍🏻🙏🏻💫✨
Sinead is so cool!
Perhaps it's something to do with being born on the 8th December, but I fully agree with Sinead - I'll never be a man's woman! I'm my own woman! 👍👍
And maybe you need to listen to Bessie 'no one wants you when you down and out' I think it's so true still today imagine how hard her life was back then thank you for all you have done in your time
Wonderful ❤
I love this song!
I think the song was appreciated by Rosie
HER BEST ALBUM. IMO
Rosie shooting her shot with the comment about Sinead’s eyes. 😅
Stop saying things like "we as Americans treated her horribly", etc. Speak for yourself. Some of us always loved, cherished and supported her. Still do. ♥
❤❤Awesome interview
Sinead was too beautiful a person for this world.
I LOVE ROSIE
This is such a sweet interview!
June 13th today! Anniversary 🎉
I knew at some point during this interview and Rosie was going to Mac on her even if it was just giving her the compliment she definitely had no chance
You damn right. LOL
She definitely wanted her nuts.
the scratching is just a nervous thing I think, that's it, she probably doesn't even know she's doing it
She does a lot of fidgety stuff like that in interviews
Can’t believe she’s dead
Me either.... 🌹
Love…..❤️ ❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🥰🥰🥰
The "Industry" killed this angel. I shudder to think what she had to do, meaning what price she paid, in order to gain entry into evil and Satanic "music business." I hope she is resting in peace in Heaven. God bless Sinead O'Connor and her surviving children.
Sagittarius 🔥 & Aries 🔥.
"What's evil about ABBA?" lol
Beyonce had already debuted with DC and Dion came out around the same time as Sinead...
Sinead totally seemed awkward at 8:00, LOL at Rosie. Was she even out when this aired?
Yes , she seems so, I would be...but she sure can sing....
Enjoyable interview
She has talent but here it sounds like she's shouting a bit.
Her voice was affected by her being a heavy smoker. I don’t understand why singers would smoke
Oh the long suffering Sinead. RIP
Bless her she means well just goes a bit to cra cra doing so !
Rosie’s got a crush on Sinead
Who doesn't? 😊
Many of us don't have a crush on her... Why is she always scratching herself?
@@elizabethwallace-donnelly.2356 Just nervous habits. Some of us have them. You'll notice she says "Do you know what I mean?" after most of what she says too. Just her thing. We all have our own quirks.
She didn't appear to be wearing earpiece to allow her to hear the band.
She was tone deaf
Love Sineads album faith and courage and also love the sex pistols, R.I.P Sinead love you ❤❤❤❤