Benjamin Zephaniah | The Jonathan Ross Show | Extended Interview

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  • Опубликовано: 6 дек 2023
  • In October 2022, Jonathan sat with legendary poet Benjamin Zephaniah in his final talk show appearance. The beloved speaker and Peaky Blinders star whose career spanned four decades, has passed away at age 65.
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    Original Broadcast Date: 29 October 2022
    Season 19, Episode 3.
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Комментарии • 195

  • @yesiamthatgradeAcunt_

    Rest easy, Benjamin 🙏 such a brilliant poet🙏🙏

  • @scottishbanjo

    I came across him literally at the lights when I was waiting in my car in East Ham . I recognised him and he laughed when he realised I recognised him . He seemed to exude joy

  • @susandikko3521

    You never sold out and always kept it real. RIP a true man of the people 💜

  • @Rasmarkus62

    Mr. Benjamin Zaphaniah,

  • @mattychapati

    RIP Benjamin. Conscious Rasta, poet, musician and freedom fighter. We've lost three rebels in a very short space of time. Sinèad O Conner, Shane Macgowan and now Benjamin Zephaniah. All aged 65 (6 +5 =11 which is the ultimate angel number) and all angels on earth in their own different ways, but all rebels at heart. Safe upwards journey brother. 🙏🏼 🇪🇹 🙏🏼

  • @Roberto_79

    I can't believe he was taken from us so abruptly. A great orator and writer. The UK is very own Linton Kwesi Johnson

  • @j.c7719
    @j.c7719  +53

    I remember he came to my primary school when I was a kid and gave his book out to my older sister which I stole and then I saw him live when I was doing GCSE English. There was such a motion and rhythm and a brilliant sense of humour to his poetry and he was a lovely, humble, hilarious guy. Definitely inspired my love for poetry and reggae/ska music from an early age. R.I.P Benjamin. ❤

  • @dotnb
    @dotnb  +15

    The news hasn't sunk in yet. Truly heartbroken. RIP 💔

  • @margotclarke7189

    Rest in peace Brother. Your work is done! You did an amazing job. Your voice will be heard for entirety ! You will be truly missed. Your legacy will live forever.

  • @bunmiogunsiji8707

    a loving open musical rebellious authentic soul...may he rest in everlasting peace

  • @charlieboy259

    We worked at Benjamin's House last year and we became friends and stayed in regular contact with him.

  • @russell2165

    man.. i've witnessed death among family and friends.. and i don't cry easily at death anymore. but this guy... his death broke me. not just because of the person he is, but for all that he had left to give to the world.

  • @Julierue
    @Julierue  +22

    Rest in Power, BZ.

  • @tonyska
    @tonyska  +22

    A proper fella. He could agree to disagree without the need to insult. RIP Benjamin and UTV. 🦁

  • @Bharat-12338

    He came to my school about 7 yrs ago, and he seemed like a genuinely nice guy so sad to see hin go RIP

  • @joedutty3589

    Sorry to read this news. I met him when I was 9 or 10 and he hooked me on poetry and rhyming. I concidered him as one of my teachers in rhyming and definitely he is one the teachers of lowkey the rapper and activists and Akaala another brilliant poet, rapper, author and activist. One of he roots of UK BLACK MUSIC RIP.

  • @TheAlkebulanTrust

    #BenjaminZephaniah

  • @johnbarton9986

    Always liked BZ.

  • @dotbin4
    @dotbin4  +32

    A master poet and teacher. Thank you for sharing your gifts with the world. Your legacy lives on🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿❤️

  • @colinturner4158

    Didn’t know much about him until watching this but he comes across to me as a genuine human being so sad to lose another good one may he RIP