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Kurt's struggle with drugs is so painful. He never wanted the world to know he was an addict and he vehemently denied it in interviews, I think it only came out officially after he OD'ed in Rome and he was forced to confirm it. He denied it because he didn't want to influence kids into thinking hard drugs are cool and he did them to numb his chronic pains. He deserved so much better. I get pissed whenever I see people on social media dismiss him as a "junkie".
I hate those attitudes too, according to Tracey his ex, he was actually somewhat anti drug, (besides experimenting as a teen) he thought low of people that used drugs. You can just imagine how hard it must have been on a psychological level, him feeling like the only answer to his pain is drugs but also hating it too. Personally I believe he started to take it for the pain but by the time he had found the proper medication it was too late, or perhaps the medication stopped working sometime after this interview. I think what Kurt desired most was family and stability, which of course cannot coexist with a drug addiction.
In his Journals book, there's a page in Kurt's own hand talking about his struggles with an cripplingly painful unknown stomach disorder that no doctor could figure out. Lots of appointments, endoscopes and not much hope. "Maybe they'll name it Kurt Cobain disease like they did with Lou Gehrig.", he wrote. Heroin took away the pain, so when he overdosed, he sought out doctors to help. He got a prescription that helped. He was so proud of the fact that he kicked heroin, because the pills worked. He ended up without a refill and felt some very familiar withdrawal symptoms. He looked up what was in the pills and they were opiates and was super depressed that he kicked heroin for just another opiate. He thought, "Fuck it, might as well keep doing heroin."
@@duogemstone He was a junky with a reason other than "I just want to get high." His reasoning was more along the lines of, "Let me go get high real quick so I can stop puking blood long enough to record this song..."
Words is like that make me feel fear. Probably because I’ve heard it so many times from men right before they fall right back off the wagon. Grand speeches often come before a manic phase
@@MFLimited Or...like it actually happened. They have always been there inside your head, you just didn't believe in yourself. We can all be better, just go do it
I find it so incredible that people that would without fame be considered “bottom of society” or outcasts, be extremely and incredibly intelligent and profound. In this case of course. It’s not everybody, but it goes for everyone considered this not just celebrities and such. Never judge a book by its cover and always treat people like human beings and with respect.
Yeah it's strange how that works isn't it? Like most people in bands/musicians if they never became successful would probably be looked down on, but because of their success they're instead revered. Even people who don't like their music still respect them. Funny how that works.
@@voteZDLR it's not funny, it's just that people like you - and there's a LOT of you; an overwhelming majority actually - mistake "respecting one's work" for "respecting the person behind the work". And you do that both passively; eg thinking that people respect someone while actually they respect their work.... and actively, by revering a person because of their work. It's a mistake, but a very common mistake. Take Marilyn Manson for example. He's a fucking shit human being, a downright criminal, abuser and sex offender. No two ways about that. But no one can take away the fact his success took LOADS of artistic, marketing and other kinds of creativity in addition to LOADS of time spent working his damn ass off to actually get these things DONE. Now MOST people who love his music, actually laugh at the lunatic behind it. But they still buy the music and show at the concerts and so people looking from outside often believe, they respect the PERSON.
@@voteZDLR don’t acknowledge the response, join the people we were talking about in not joining the misery of stupid responses in comments. Be happy unlike coding
that's a shame really, maybe if he was interested in a message he wouldn't make music that glorifies killing people, selling drugs, taking drugs, being a criminal and abusing women, i guess that what sells!! kerching!
@@everychannel1025 Several things, too innumerable for me to compose a comprehensible collection of them. It would seem that he’s put it behind himself though and come out better than before, luckily.
@@thatonemetalhead4176 Possibly not but a Nazi salute on stage followed by shouting "white power" certainly is a stupid thing to do for someone who isn't racist
I'd have to say that Corey is the heart of what music is, it's never the same, it's not always mad, it's not always hurt, it's not always happy, it sometimes wants to party, but understands the consequences.
Peter Steele has always channeled my exact personality. Such a loss that can never be replaced 💔 🖤 💚, Jonathan Davis explains what it's like to live with mental illness better than most doctors.
@@CNYKnifeNerd Don't be ashamed of *you.* Be yourself. If anybody has something to say about it, fuck them. They can shove it up their rotten asses. You're not out here killing people or anything like that. You're just a guy. Phil's not a bad person, just.. He can say stupid shit. But he's one of the most down to earth personalities in all of metal. If you're like Phil, be proud of it. You're one of the realest motherfuckers.
The part about not being able to write the type of songs he wants is so refreshing. I've always though the stuff he did on Carnivore was much more honest and probably more cathartic than the stuff on Type O Negative (maybe except the first album).
“The answer that I’d give you will cause such turmoil in your soul that I might have to politely and reluctantly not answer that question.” David Bowie comes in with the best comeback answer I’ve ever heard.
He is not a good dude. He may have given some good answers to questions in interviews but that does nothing to change the fact that he genuinely believes that he's superior to people who have different coloured skin to him.
@@brendanm6921 ok and? I dont agree with his views on that subject but i dont think that makes the world stop spinning, the guy is from a time when that was alot more common.
@@keltongillanders5736 Pretty sure most people knew that the NAZIs were bad when he was born. Doesn't stop him from doing NAZI salutes though. And even still, that is possibly the shittiest defence I've ever heard. Besides, I was literally replying to someone who made him out to be some kind of an angel. At no point did I ever suggest that his views "make the world stop spinning" as you put it.
Phil Anselmo has the most real, engaging interviews ever. And god I miss listening to Peter Steele. I like to visit his grave from time to time to pay my respects.
I had the same thing happen to me that Johnathan Davis talked about. I suffer from anxiety, depression, and bouts of insomnia that last upwards of 4 - 5 days. My doctor prescribed me Ambien to help me sleep. It stopped working after a while but I still took it as prescribed. Eventually, I got to where I had been awake for 3 days despite taking Ambien each night at 10pm. Towards the end of the 3rd day, I was extremely paranoid and started having bad panic attacks. My girlfriend was pregnant with our son at the time. I convinced myself that I was being poisoned by my medications and I was going to die before he was born. So I took everything and dumped it into my garbage disposal; which made my situation much worse. People don't understand how difficult it is for someone in that state of mind to ask for help. You go into survival mode and the only person you trust is the one giving you horrible advice: yourself.
My old friend has long term trauma like I do and I was surprised my honesty shocked him. I basically summed up my experience with c-ptsd. At the end of the day I just survived too many things I shouldn't have and wished I didn't.
"Tell us about all the man sex you've had and if you recommend it!" "Even if your feeble mind could comprehend the wisdom I would impart on you, I'd rather save it for my memoirs and get paid handsomely for it." Bowie, everyone.
Yeah...it definitely gives Phil's brutally honest perspective of all the 'behind the scenes' turmoil of Pantera at the time. After realizing how much of an addict he had become...it's no wonder why he drifted apart from Pantera the way they did. He was was lucky to come out alive from those days. (Just like the classic Ministry song 'Just One Fix' warns ..."never trust a junkie"). Great to see Phil sober and focused again these days.
As a woman, I don't have a problem with Rollins' comments. Those are his preferences, and that's fine. My problem is that, based on experience, men with that mentality tend to be horrible to all women who don't fit their perfect standard, regardless of whether they want a relationship or not. As long as it's just an opinion, it's fine. The moment you start disrespecting people or treating them like shit because of perceived "flaws" (that don't really affect *you* ), that's fucked up.
Based on the comments here, I'm aware I'm in a very "dudebro" place, so I expect most people to misread what I said and berate me. Go off. You'll just be proving my point.
Having a basic standard of civility and decency as a default approach, irregardless of time and place of interaction. When and if engaged first, then be a piece of shit right back. I see sex with the romantic/sexual partners I partake with, I see a bunch of humans otherwise.
As a man that is very self aware I can say that you are extremely spot on. If any other men get offended by this it's probably just pointing to a part of themselves that they don't want to see or work on. Anyway just thought I'd add that.
@@stabyourcat I wasn't on meth though. At that point I was afraid to even take Tylenol because I thought it'd make me go crazy and never come back. Once, I thought I heard demons in my cereal lol. I even wrote a goofy song about it later, called Satan's in my cereal. Lol
Reality is his food and water was poisoned. He was ill and his wife also went insane and suicided. The entire west lives on fake food, basically eating trash or grass in front of your house is more healthier then wtf they 'cook'. Among other things that poison you and make you sick. People die of cancer or suicide, it became a norm.
@@jessickalush3305 No, I'm not saying anxiety can't do that, I just think at that point in Mr. Davis' life, the meth was probably the more extreme cause to his anxiety. Hope you are better these days! I've struggled with anxiety too, and it sucks!
Peter Steele is someone I deeply relate to on the case of not feeling comfortable around people but loving to preform. Theatre makes me feel amazing but I hate conversation and talking.
The Bowie one. You would think that Bowie was mad or pissed at Jonathan Ross for asking that, but they were friends and remaint as friends until David passed away.
I’m very grateful I saw this. I’m an addict in recovery also and it’s a war. The only trouble is you are who you are killing. All I can say is thank you
@@hoopahgah as a die hard death metal fan i love zilla i got to meet him at a drift event he sooo chill down to earth wouldn't think he same guy in the videos
I think a lot of ppl are misunderstanding what Rollins actually meant. As a woman myself I don’t mind if a guy like Henry said something like that to me. Shit, I have my standards when it come to me. Just like women have types in men, men have their types for women. (Edit: lol this doesn’t mean that everyone should think the same. My opinion is my opinion F off)
Absolutely. He was giving a brutally honest outline of the characteristics he’s looking for in a partner. A lot of people may not be able to handle his delivery but I suspect those are the same people he wouldn’t want as a partner
@@ruebene2223 Im with Team Rollins.he doesnt want his time wasted on less than his standards. And he was willing to go without ti they are met. Unfortunately soon enough your Youth ends just like that. You never know when. But unavoidable. Then where are you .. you wind up Dying Alone.
With the first dude, he wasn't being picky, those are all really reasonable Edit: Yes, I'm aware of who Henry Rollins is now, no clue how I've never heard of him before
Yeah, imagine thinking that not wanting to be with a mean, unhealthy and stupid alcoholic is somehow "being picky". Enjoy your abusive relationships fellas!
Bro, that is Henry Rollins. He is a legend. Get aquainted with his work, e.g. spoken word & Black Flag, Rollins Bad, etc..I bet you will appreciate his mind even if his music (hardcore punk) is not for you.
Its very damn awsome seeing these big name people just being REAL. Fame and money is nice, but sometimes it comes at a cost to living, mentality, or even well-being even with all the monies. Humans are humans in the end and no matter the status, it shows that even those with more monies stilll need some kind of help. fucking great video
I watched that Anselmo interview when it came out. Thirteen years later I wish I would have taken his advice and never done any drugs whatsoever. I'm off them now. Never to return again.
Well gratz for being clean then! I've got quite the resumee with that too, tho it was all psychedelics and none of that super addicting stuff. I'm glad i never let anyone talk me into that crap
I watched so many of my favorite musicians die from heroin when I was a child, yet still ended up a junkie. Congrats on being clean. I am too, not so sure I will be much longer though.
There’s just something hilarious about the way Anselmo tells that story of bringing his friend back to life. Dramatic as hell, and a punch to the chest worked like Narcan? The fuck? 😂
Musicians can be brutally, crucially honest, blunt, direct, straight forward, to the point, solid answers to certain questions it just depends who's asking during interviews or in general.
i still dont understand what happened and why people are so obssesed with "clout" and thinking the more followers you have the better you are as a person and criticism is just jealousy... the fact that commen-sense turned into uncommen-sense makes me fear the future
@@wallaceshawn-zk8iw No, schizophrenic means you suffer from the mental illness called schizophrenia, it's a VERY specific thing. It's a diagnosis NOT a symptom. The diagnostic criteria for schizophrenia being hallucinations (seeing/hearing/feeling stuff that isn't there), delusions (believing something despite having proof to the contrary), disorganized thoughts (hard to gather your thoughts, trouble speaking clearly or in a way that people understand the message you're trying to convey, etc) and social withdrawal (self explanatory) Now, all of these symptoms can present themselves in other conditions, for example Bipolar Disorder, but you would never describe a bipolar person currently suffering from mania induced psychosis as "being schizophrenic today" or well, you might, but it would be 100% incorrect to do so. I don't know if this will make it easier to understand, but imagine you have depression caused by bipolar disorder, would you ever say "yeah I have Major Depressive Disorder today" No, you wouldn't. Or actually let's move it away from the mental health stuff, let's say you know for sure you have a common cold, so you have a cough, if you were describing your cough would you ever say "Yeah, I'm feeling COVID 19-y today?"
It's funny when I see these interviews, and I feel like their music has been ways of expressing their pain. It's why I like these musicians, because they are like real people, a bunch of people that are navigating their troubles like everyone else.
Anyone else remember when MTV meant “Music Television”, and not “Must be a pregnant 16 year old, or Rob Dyrdek Television”?? Man, that was some goooood watchin lol.
The Type O Negative guy I absolutely understand. As an introvert, the lockdown from COVID was paradise to me (I'm sorry for all the people who suffered, obviously, but being told that I shouldn't interact with anyone was awesome!). Being able to buy everything online, to work from home, to be alone? This was a dream come true! It's not that I don't like interacting with people (I do. I have close friends and family, and I'm not wildly anti-social) it's just I can only do it in small doses and when I want to and with people I know really well, otherwise it becomes distressing. It's not quite social anxiety, I just prefer to be alone. It's reassuring, ironically, to know that I'm not the only one.
This was the October Rust era where they softened their sound on purpose because he wanted an out i.e. more money so he could stop touring. He's specifically talking about that record and not the rest of their material. Case in point World coming down, nothing more uncommercial than a record about losing loved ones and drugs addiction.
@will Roland The problem with sleeping around with different people is you don't form emotional bonds. You end up w a lack empathy for others and a need to treat others w 0 compassion. That's no way to live. It's primal.
People may not like what Henry said and that’s fine, you don’t have to. The point is he was talking about himself and he is allowed to have that opinion wether you like it or not but you have to respect the man for being himself
Most of what he said sounded pretty normal but the fitness thing. That was intolerant and mental. Intolernce shouldnt be tolerate. Putin is a man too if you know what Im saying.
@@marcopelaezfernandez4573 no, he is allowed to have preference’s relating around a potential partners life style… not sure why you would bring Putin up but yes, he indeed is a man
@@sherrythomas3028 Yeah don't worry about them. They're likely grown ass men who still think it's edgy and cool to be contrarian and disagree with everything. The vast majority of people agree with you though.
so many people call Henry Rollins, the first guy, either a dick or an asshole (not this comment section), but i think he’s just very honest and some can’t handle it.
My favorite honest interview is one with Mick Thompson from Slipknot. Basically went like Mick: “I’m a huge advocate for masturbating” Interviewer: “Is it… therapeutic?” Mick: “keeps the body count low” *both giggle* Mick: “I find my urge to kill dwindles after a good nut”
He grew up with people hating & thinking less of him anywhere he went. Home, School, just walking around Bako & even when he was working at his dad's record store.
Henry motherfuckin Rollins!! 54 year old checking in on this interweb I still have a TV PARTY 7 inch that I bought from APPLETREE records in Springfield, il. In the 80's,I bought that and a J.F.A. record
Woooooah!! I been in that week long coma-died-survived moment...scared the shit out of me! First time I've heard another sober person talk about it, most just go out and use again sadly
Friends don't give other friends heroin EVER. (EDIT: or any other hard drug) That is not being a friend. I'm glad Phil realized that quickly(from what I gathered off the clip), and hopefully he never gave it to anybody else after that.
You can hate all you want but Rollins expressed my feelings perfectly. Better to stay solitary than to pretend a relationship with someone who interests you only because of what's between their legs.
Absolutely! if you genuinely see every woman and young girl on this planet as destined to be nothing more than a pussy with legs, you'd be doing the female gender and the entire world a favour by staying single for the rest of your life lol. Keep up the good work! 👍
I don't relate too much with Jonathan Davis since I'm not depressed nor schizophrenic, but I do relate with Peter Steele so much on not enjoying people. Not because I hate them, but because being alone with peace its actually quite addicting. Sometimes I do go out, but when I do and maybe had a good time with someone, I just can't help but thinking how a better time I'd had alone.
2:57 I can relate so much with so many of these artists. I've used a similar analogy, where every so often I need to molt in order to grow, like so many different animals do. Except we do it with our minds. Our consciousness stagnates and for various reasons we choose to remain the same. But if you "shed your lizard skin" every so often, you can accomplish incredible things.
Rollins comes across as someone who's been traumatised by rejection so has set his standards impossibly high and puts on an aggressive 'I'm better than you' front to push people away so he never has to risk being rejected again.
@@Kris_P._Bey_KenYou know I can see that you've made fun of someone for agreeing with Rollins on another post right? Yet here you are endorsing Rollins comments on my post. That's a weird thing to do.
Or just a man frustrated by the low number of worthy prospective partners out there. Not saying that's the case, as I don't know anything about him. I have to say though, he doesn't exactly look like the kind of guy that would be rejected much. And honestly, I can understand the frustration. I have felt it when looking at Tinder, for example. It's like they make the women at a factory. Photos: some cleavage, some with friends, some from the gym, and plenty of mountain photos (I live in a mountainous region). Profile text: in most cases none at all. If there is any, it's some worthless line like "I like chocolate!" or something like that. Often a link to their Instagram. Interests: "Foodie", hanging out with friends, working out, walking, dog lover, grab a drink and so on. Might as well put "I like to breathe" on there as far as I'm concerned. In essence, ZERO personality, and this is, without exaggeration, 95 % + of the women on there. Now, I understand that perhaps Tinder attracts a particular kind of woman, but GOD DAMN how many of them there are that are like this! The only ones that have any profile text tend to be obese. How can one not be frustrated? I don't think it's fair to say that this is a result of particularly unreasonable standards on my part either! Just a woman that doesn't appear to be completely soulless. Yet, when the bar is so damn low, even the most basic standards start looking "impossibly high". As such, I can sympathize with Rollins, even if I can acknowledge that he comes off a bit bitter.
It's just very sad to see how Kurt Cobain went from a cheerful, positive guy to a depressed, cynical loner and a heroin addict. Like, something died inside him. I still miss Kurt and Layne to this day. My birthday is the date of their death, April 5th.
I think he was annoyed/hurt by this question and kind of lashed out in a weird way at females in general. But, yeah: He's still single to this day, so I think it's more of a choice than 'duh everyone is just boring'
I needed this…I turn 28 this week and I’ve never been this isolated in my life. I lost a lot of fucking people to covid. I feel like I have no way to cope. Every place that I used to go to unwind is now vacant. Every person I used to call to confide in is now in the ground. The people that surround me from the outside seem so hostile and cold…I feel like my time is probably drawing near. I never would’ve made it this far without music, but it can’t heal everything.
Damian, Can you join a group within your community that shares a common interest? A church group, chess club, walking group- whatever sparks an interest. Internet life just can’t make up for connecting in the real world. Nature also helps. Since COVID, I miss hugs which I hope make a comeback. Best wishes!
People you lost would understand, bro. Whatever the choice. But there will always be a time for you to go. And there is still a life you can live and be happy about. You don't owe it to anyone but yourself, but I bet the people you've lost would love to see you push through and make them proud. Don't be too hard on yourself. And always remember that there are enough of those that have some love to spare.
@@braddaily8688 I've been a Zilla fan for a while but just got into Buckingham when he started having Zilla in vids. I hope his eye chlamydia is doing better
@@Randomhero348 I haven't seen much on his insta recently, hopefully he's not blind. That would honestly scare the living hell out of me if I went even temporarily blind from an infection
Good thing they censored the words "Kill" and "Overdose" in a video about honest answers on mostly suicide, anxiety and drug addiction. Wouldn't want things to get too dark or anything.
I'm fat, and drink and smoke, but even I get what Rollins is talking about. The man doesn't drink or smoke, he works out like a beast and is a fairly intelligent dude. Why wouldn't he want a partner that holds themselves to similarly high standards?
I mean, obviously anyone is entitled to have their likes and dislikes, but: meh. At some point, wanting basically a clone of yourself becomes pathological. And saying most people of the opposite sex bore you is just obnoxious and egotistical. Someone smokes so they bore you? That doesn't make a lot of sense. And there are plenty of "fat" people who exercise on the regular, they're just not hell-bent on looking roided up. I'd like to think that in the years that have passed since that interview, he's gained some perspective and is mortified by what he said.
@@copyright-ur1sf I'm a guy but I 100% feel what Henry said. Maybe not as harshly, what you do with your body is your choice, but I relate to him when he says most women bore him. I don't know why that's the case, and it's likely a me problem since others don't seem to have that issue, so I choose to remain single. It's not a "I hate women" thing, it's more like I never seem to "click" with women. But then again I don't really click with men either. Sure he could have said those things in a nicer way but it's nice to know that there are others out there who prefer being single and there's nothing wrong with it. I'd rather be the guy who avoids women romantically than the guy who beats women
@@smokesletsgo2374 See, if he said it like you did, my impression would be: Cool, he's just not into dating anyone. Fair enough. But Rollins played it off like he's just super choosy about a partner, which comes across as self-important and annoying. Then again, I don't think I've ever met a straight-edge person who isn't a sanctimonious turd lol
I can relate to Cobain wanting to use drugs or die to escape physical pain. I’m not at that point now but I had been because of autoimmune illnesses. It’s a living nightmare
That was very interesting and parts are super sad seeing those who are not with us today for whatever reason. Some are extremely judgemental and that is the reason they are sad, some had internal reasons that made their circumstances sad, some external reasons that made things change for the better or worse? This was a great video. ❤🌸
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Ivan Moody: ruclips.net/video/QwzG9LCRInE/видео.html
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Peter Steele: ruclips.net/video/AyW_eSteRgU/видео.html
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Corey Taylor's story reminded me of Nikki Sixx's first overdose whre his dealer thought he died so he dumped him off somewhere where he later woke up
So happy to see zillakami amongst these legends
damn I thought that was henry.
Kurt's struggle with drugs is so painful. He never wanted the world to know he was an addict and he vehemently denied it in interviews, I think it only came out officially after he OD'ed in Rome and he was forced to confirm it. He denied it because he didn't want to influence kids into thinking hard drugs are cool and he did them to numb his chronic pains. He deserved so much better. I get pissed whenever I see people on social media dismiss him as a "junkie".
I hate those attitudes too, according to Tracey his ex, he was actually somewhat anti drug, (besides experimenting as a teen) he thought low of people that used drugs. You can just imagine how hard it must have been on a psychological level, him feeling like the only answer to his pain is drugs but also hating it too. Personally I believe he started to take it for the pain but by the time he had found the proper medication it was too late, or perhaps the medication stopped working sometime after this interview. I think what Kurt desired most was family and stability, which of course cannot coexist with a drug addiction.
I agree. I find it noble that he attempted to portray that image.
In his Journals book, there's a page in Kurt's own hand talking about his struggles with an cripplingly painful unknown stomach disorder that no doctor could figure out. Lots of appointments, endoscopes and not much hope. "Maybe they'll name it Kurt Cobain disease like they did with Lou Gehrig.", he wrote. Heroin took away the pain, so when he overdosed, he sought out doctors to help. He got a prescription that helped. He was so proud of the fact that he kicked heroin, because the pills worked. He ended up without a refill and felt some very familiar withdrawal symptoms. He looked up what was in the pills and they were opiates and was super depressed that he kicked heroin for just another opiate. He thought, "Fuck it, might as well keep doing heroin."
Look people get that he didn't seek out drugs for drugs sake, but he was a junkie you can't deny that either
@@duogemstone He was a junky with a reason other than "I just want to get high." His reasoning was more along the lines of, "Let me go get high real quick so I can stop puking blood long enough to record this song..."
Jonathan Davis is so soft-spoken for somebody who sings so aggressively.
A lot of interviewers r taken aback by it...
Not as surprising as you think
Bit like Marilyn Manson who is very well educated despite his music
He doesn't sing that hard
I would like to point out that Kurt Cobain was talking about his stomach issue, and how it was so painful he just didn't want to live.
I hate videos like this, because if you don't know the whole story, you wouldn't know the context.
@@sherrythomas3028 shotgun
@@theguyof360 You're not funny. Second shotgun-related comment I've seen from you.
@@theguyof360 mind blowing
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"Be the man I shopuld have always been and I can be." pretty powerful words for getting sober.
Words is like that make me feel fear. Probably because I’ve heard it so many times from men right before they fall right back off the wagon.
Grand speeches often come before a manic phase
@@MFLimited Or...like it actually happened. They have always been there inside your head, you just didn't believe in yourself. We can all be better, just go do it
kurt, corey and jon hit hard, i want to give them all hugs. nothing more, just a genuine hug :(
I find it so incredible that people that would without fame be considered “bottom of society” or outcasts, be extremely and incredibly intelligent and profound. In this case of course. It’s not everybody, but it goes for everyone considered this not just celebrities and such. Never judge a book by its cover and always treat people like human beings and with respect.
Yeah it's strange how that works isn't it? Like most people in bands/musicians if they never became successful would probably be looked down on, but because of their success they're instead revered. Even people who don't like their music still respect them. Funny how that works.
@@voteZDLR it's not funny, it's just that people like you - and there's a LOT of you; an overwhelming majority actually - mistake "respecting one's work" for "respecting the person behind the work". And you do that both passively; eg thinking that people respect someone while actually they respect their work.... and actively, by revering a person because of their work. It's a mistake, but a very common mistake.
Take Marilyn Manson for example. He's a fucking shit human being, a downright criminal, abuser and sex offender. No two ways about that. But no one can take away the fact his success took LOADS of artistic, marketing and other kinds of creativity in addition to LOADS of time spent working his damn ass off to actually get these things DONE. Now MOST people who love his music, actually laugh at the lunatic behind it. But they still buy the music and show at the concerts and so people looking from outside often believe, they respect the PERSON.
@@voteZDLR don’t acknowledge the response, join the people we were talking about in not joining the misery of stupid responses in comments. Be happy unlike coding
@@codinghusky5196 Yawn. You done?
Awsome comment man. Completely agree.
Dr Dre early in his career was asked about the messages in his music. He bluntly said he wasnt in it for the message, he wanted the money. Honesty +1
Lol didn this mofo say
Focus on the goal than comes the power
Respect -1
that's a shame really, maybe if he was interested in a message he wouldn't make music that glorifies killing people, selling drugs, taking drugs, being a criminal and abusing women, i guess that what sells!! kerching!
Yep, he was perfectly happy to promote the image of a young black male as a thug and criminal. He really improved lives for blacks
Dre is the Karma Houdini of Rap.
Anselmo, though he's done and said some hecticly stupid shit, is probably one of the realest ones I've ever seen.
like what
@@everychannel1025 Several things, too innumerable for me to compose a comprehensible collection of them. It would seem that he’s put it behind himself though and come out better than before, luckily.
@@everychannel1025 look up some compilations it's a lot of stupid shit about race dude got too fucked up and had super high confidence
@@hendog5667 he isnt racist
@@thatonemetalhead4176 Possibly not but a Nazi salute on stage followed by shouting "white power" certainly is a stupid thing to do for someone who isn't racist
I'd have to say that Corey is the heart of what music is, it's never the same, it's not always mad, it's not always hurt, it's not always happy, it sometimes wants to party, but understands the consequences.
Peter Steele has always channeled my exact personality. Such a loss that can never be replaced 💔 🖤 💚, Jonathan Davis explains what it's like to live with mental illness better than most doctors.
Ill bet he was trying to speak directly to you through his music bro
@@vernonhobock5890 I wish we could have seen what the "music he wanted to write" was.
I wish that was the case for me.
Unfortunately, Phil Anselmo is closer to my personality.
@@CNYKnifeNerd Don't be ashamed of *you.* Be yourself. If anybody has something to say about it, fuck them. They can shove it up their rotten asses.
You're not out here killing people or anything like that. You're just a guy. Phil's not a bad person, just.. He can say stupid shit. But he's one of the most down to earth personalities in all of metal. If you're like Phil, be proud of it.
You're one of the realest motherfuckers.
The part about not being able to write the type of songs he wants is so refreshing. I've always though the stuff he did on Carnivore was much more honest and probably more cathartic than the stuff on Type O Negative (maybe except the first album).
doesnt get more Anselmo than literally punching a guy out of an overdose
“The answer that I’d give you will cause such turmoil in your soul that I might have to politely and reluctantly not answer that question.”
David Bowie comes in with the best comeback answer I’ve ever heard.
If you're going to put quotes around it you should probably get it right, you fucked that all the way up lol
The only thing he said was, "I'm sorry, why?"
aand ontop of whats already been said, thats not a comeback lmao
@@Steve_P_B It was from a different place not in this video.
That Phil Anselmo interview is on youtube and its one of the realest and most raw interviews I've ever seen. Phil is a good dude for real.
He's the real doctor Phil except he cures with his music.
He is not a good dude. He may have given some good answers to questions in interviews but that does nothing to change the fact that he genuinely believes that he's superior to people who have different coloured skin to him.
@@brendanm6921 ,
That makes him cooler though
@@brendanm6921 ok and? I dont agree with his views on that subject but i dont think that makes the world stop spinning, the guy is from a time when that was alot more common.
@@keltongillanders5736 Pretty sure most people knew that the NAZIs were bad when he was born. Doesn't stop him from doing NAZI salutes though. And even still, that is possibly the shittiest defence I've ever heard. Besides, I was literally replying to someone who made him out to be some kind of an angel. At no point did I ever suggest that his views "make the world stop spinning" as you put it.
Phil Anselmo has the most real, engaging interviews ever. And god I miss listening to Peter Steele. I like to visit his grave from time to time to pay my respects.
Too bad he’s racist
@@suffix0993 Nobody's perfect, at least he's honest and real.
@@redgrengrumbholdt2671 that’s a fat yikes. “Atleast he’s honest and real about his racism”
@@suffix0993 honestly I've always preferred the loud and proud racists to the ones that sneak it in on you later. They're easier to avoid.
@@suffix0993 no he isn't lol if you would listen to what he stands for in his lyrical content. Dude was drunk, you do stupid shit when you're drunk.
I had the same thing happen to me that Johnathan Davis talked about. I suffer from anxiety, depression, and bouts of insomnia that last upwards of 4 - 5 days. My doctor prescribed me Ambien to help me sleep. It stopped working after a while but I still took it as prescribed. Eventually, I got to where I had been awake for 3 days despite taking Ambien each night at 10pm. Towards the end of the 3rd day, I was extremely paranoid and started having bad panic attacks. My girlfriend was pregnant with our son at the time. I convinced myself that I was being poisoned by my medications and I was going to die before he was born. So I took everything and dumped it into my garbage disposal; which made my situation much worse. People don't understand how difficult it is for someone in that state of mind to ask for help. You go into survival mode and the only person you trust is the one giving you horrible advice: yourself.
Seth Putnam took Ambien, said he didn't remember shit...
Sleep aids are nothing but a scam. after a while, they all quit working.
Peter steel and ivan and Johnathan I can honestly relate to them in every way. Love and respect
Zillakami and Peter Steele's answers exactly represent what it is like being an introvert living in an extrovert's lifestyle is.
Jesus Christ. Some of these are way too dark and real and relatable. Respect.
My old friend has long term trauma like I do and I was surprised my honesty shocked him. I basically summed up my experience with c-ptsd. At the end of the day I just survived too many things I shouldn't have and wished I didn't.
"Tell us about all the man sex you've had and if you recommend it!"
"Even if your feeble mind could comprehend the wisdom I would impart on you, I'd rather save it for my memoirs and get paid handsomely for it."
Bowie, everyone.
I love this so so much
Both Bowie and the interviewer Jonathon Ross are English.
That's a huge extrapolation from "Would you mind talking about your sexuality? I'm sorry, why?"
But in two words.
@@Steve_P_B he actually says something closer to this in the extended clip of the interview
damn, kurt was a considerate guy
was lmaoooo
@@thatonemetalhead4176 😐
@@gab2876 L
When he was talking about killing himself I thought he was gonna say 'shotgun' 💀
@@thatonemetalhead4176 We get it dude, he killed himself.
The entire Phil interview at the university is fantastic, watch it if you haven't, the hour goes by really really fast
If you haven't watched that entire Anselmo interview, do so.
I find myself rewatching it every now and then whenever I’m feeling down. It really is a good interview
Was literally gonna post the same thing. Agree 100%
Yeah...it definitely gives Phil's brutally honest perspective of all the 'behind the scenes' turmoil of Pantera at the time. After realizing how much of an addict he had become...it's no wonder why he drifted apart from Pantera the way they did. He was was lucky to come out alive from those days. (Just like the classic Ministry song 'Just One Fix' warns ..."never trust a junkie"). Great to see Phil sober and focused again these days.
He's one of the most honest about heroin, that whole interview is great, not many people have ever been as publicly honest about their demons...
This is hands down the most inclusive, non-judgemental, cool video I've ever seen in my entire life.
Go music, go humanity.
As a woman, I don't have a problem with Rollins' comments. Those are his preferences, and that's fine.
My problem is that, based on experience, men with that mentality tend to be horrible to all women who don't fit their perfect standard, regardless of whether they want a relationship or not. As long as it's just an opinion, it's fine. The moment you start disrespecting people or treating them like shit because of perceived "flaws" (that don't really affect *you* ), that's fucked up.
Based on the comments here, I'm aware I'm in a very "dudebro" place, so I expect most people to misread what I said and berate me.
Go off.
You'll just be proving my point.
Having a basic standard of civility and decency as a default approach, irregardless of time and place of interaction. When and if engaged first, then be a piece of shit right back.
I see sex with the romantic/sexual partners I partake with, I see a bunch of humans otherwise.
As a man that is very self aware I can say that you are extremely spot on. If any other men get offended by this it's probably just pointing to a part of themselves that they don't want to see or work on. Anyway just thought I'd add that.
Men aren't required to treat you with respect when you aren't respectable. You need to get rid of that privilege.
@@danielmorris7648 Drinking or smoking doesn't make someone not respectable. That's childish.
I used to think my food was poisoned. Didn't realize anxiety could do that. Glad I watched this. Thanks Jonathan
Lol the dude was a meth addict at that point. Probably more the meth than the anxiety lol.
@@stabyourcat I wasn't on meth though. At that point I was afraid to even take Tylenol because I thought it'd make me go crazy and never come back. Once, I thought I heard demons in my cereal lol. I even wrote a goofy song about it later, called Satan's in my cereal. Lol
@@jessickalush3305 hope you get help!
Reality is his food and water was poisoned. He was ill and his wife also went insane and suicided. The entire west lives on fake food, basically eating trash or grass in front of your house is more healthier then wtf they 'cook'.
Among other things that poison you and make you sick. People die of cancer or suicide, it became a norm.
@@jessickalush3305 No, I'm not saying anxiety can't do that, I just think at that point in Mr. Davis' life, the meth was probably the more extreme cause to his anxiety. Hope you are better these days! I've struggled with anxiety too, and it sucks!
Peter Steele is someone I deeply relate to on the case of not feeling comfortable around people but loving to preform. Theatre makes me feel amazing but I hate conversation and talking.
The Bowie one. You would think that Bowie was mad or pissed at Jonathan Ross for asking that, but they were friends and remaint as friends until David passed away.
I’m very grateful I saw this. I’m an addict in recovery also and it’s a war. The only trouble is you are who you are killing. All I can say is thank you
My mind got blown to bits when I saw Corey Taylor with the same shirt I just took off and have on my shoulder.
Zilla??? He's a really honest person I met him a few days ago after a city morgue show and the amount of honest stuff he said was unreal
Cool to see Zilla getting recognized. Let alone getting accepted by the rock/metal community considering the community its always gatekeeping
who is he? i can google it, but...i choose you to pester!
@@Ashaliel city morgue got me into metal they are basically a mix between metal and rap you might really like it shirt catchy as fuck
shoutout to my mans with the mic brandon buckingham
@@hoopahgah as a die hard death metal fan i love zilla i got to meet him at a drift event he sooo chill down to earth wouldn't think he same guy in the videos
I think a lot of ppl are misunderstanding what Rollins actually meant. As a woman myself I don’t mind if a guy like Henry said something like that to me. Shit, I have my standards when it come to me. Just like women have types in men, men have their types for women. (Edit: lol this doesn’t mean that everyone should think the same. My opinion is my opinion F off)
Absolutely. He was giving a brutally honest outline of the characteristics he’s looking for in a partner. A lot of people may not be able to handle his delivery but I suspect those are the same people he wouldn’t want as a partner
@@jessearmstrong-kooy2930 I'd be willing to wager he would actually like to be challenged on his delivery
Funny enough I bet he has no clue how fucking fast he becomes completely unappealing spewing shit like that
Something tells me he does know but doesn't give a fuck.
@@ruebene2223 Im with Team Rollins.he doesnt want his time wasted on less than his standards. And he was willing to go without ti they are met. Unfortunately soon enough your Youth ends just like that. You never know when. But unavoidable. Then where are you .. you wind up Dying Alone.
With the first dude, he wasn't being picky, those are all really reasonable
Edit: Yes, I'm aware of who Henry Rollins is now, no clue how I've never heard of him before
Yeah, imagine thinking that not wanting to be with a mean, unhealthy and stupid alcoholic is somehow "being picky". Enjoy your abusive relationships fellas!
Bro, that is Henry Rollins. He is a legend. Get aquainted with his work, e.g. spoken word & Black Flag, Rollins Bad, etc..I bet you will appreciate his mind even if his music (hardcore punk) is not for you.
@@mrbigstufable alright, I'll check it out
@@loganstrickler good man!
Yes and no To an extent he makes sense but I can bet you no matter how good a woman is he likely wouldn’t be satisfied either way
Say what you will, Bowie had an infinite source of charisma
He was a kitties toucher
@@psychobillynumbnuts1 source or it didn't happen
@@psychobillynumbnuts1 who wouldn’t wanna pet cats
I found him self obsessed and tedious. Hated his music as well.
Its very damn awsome seeing these big name people just being REAL. Fame and money is nice, but sometimes it comes at a cost to living, mentality, or even well-being even with all the monies. Humans are humans in the end and no matter the status, it shows that even those with more monies stilll need some kind of help. fucking great video
I watched that Anselmo interview when it came out. Thirteen years later I wish I would have taken his advice and never done any drugs whatsoever. I'm off them now. Never to return again.
Well gratz for being clean then! I've got quite the resumee with that too, tho it was all psychedelics and none of that super addicting stuff. I'm glad i never let anyone talk me into that crap
All power to you, dude.
There's some drug dealer out there having money problems because you aren't using...
thats truly amazing, congratulations!
I watched so many of my favorite musicians die from heroin when I was a child, yet still ended up a junkie.
Congrats on being clean. I am too, not so sure I will be much longer though.
Damn the first interview hit hard lol
Phil Anselmo was is brutality honest in that interview.
The dude always is lol
@@dontmindme333 I agree
No one like the comment any more, keep it at 69
To this day I think that's his best interview
Watch that whole interview, he does a play-by-play time line of him doing heroine, brutally honest as always
There’s just something hilarious about the way Anselmo tells that story of bringing his friend back to life. Dramatic as hell, and a punch to the chest worked like Narcan? The fuck? 😂
That one with Phil Anselmo is from an interview he did at Loyola Merimont college back in 2013. It’s about an hour long in total and pretty good.
Musicians can be brutally, crucially honest, blunt, direct, straight forward, to the point, solid answers to certain questions it just depends who's asking during interviews or in general.
I think that was the only time I've ever seen Peter Steele be serious
Peter Steele was often serious.
Now I wonder...wtf kind of music would he have created if he didn't try to balance it with what he thought would be popular?
@@Ashaliel It was probably Carnivore
Boundaries are the biggest gift you can give to oneself.
Freedom not to be drained by negativity.
These are musicians who are popular because of their talent, not their image. Truly humble people compared to mainstream musicians nowadays.
Truth
i still dont understand what happened and why people are so obssesed with "clout" and thinking the more followers you have the better you are as a person and criticism is just jealousy...
the fact that commen-sense turned into uncommen-sense makes me fear the future
"Go be fat on someone elses time" i nearly died
Just to be clear, schizophrenia is lifetime condition with no 'cure' - which is diagnosed based on
Yeah "schizophrenic" is a misused term.
@@allencollins6031 Means u can't tell the difference between Fantasy & Reality.
@@wallaceshawn-zk8iw yes have a friend with it. By "misused" I meant that people confuse schizophrenia with multiple personality disorder.
@@wallaceshawn-zk8iw No, schizophrenic means you suffer from the mental illness called schizophrenia, it's a VERY specific thing. It's a diagnosis NOT a symptom.
The diagnostic criteria for schizophrenia being hallucinations (seeing/hearing/feeling stuff that isn't there), delusions (believing something despite having proof to the contrary), disorganized thoughts (hard to gather your thoughts, trouble speaking clearly or in a way that people understand the message you're trying to convey, etc) and social withdrawal (self explanatory)
Now, all of these symptoms can present themselves in other conditions, for example Bipolar Disorder, but you would never describe a bipolar person currently suffering from mania induced psychosis as "being schizophrenic today" or well, you might, but it would be 100% incorrect to do so.
I don't know if this will make it easier to understand, but imagine you have depression caused by bipolar disorder, would you ever say "yeah I have Major Depressive Disorder today" No, you wouldn't.
Or actually let's move it away from the mental health stuff, let's say you know for sure you have a common cold, so you have a cough, if you were describing your cough would you ever say "Yeah, I'm feeling COVID 19-y today?"
It's funny when I see these interviews, and I feel like their music has been ways of expressing their pain. It's why I like these musicians, because they are like real people, a bunch of people that are navigating their troubles like everyone else.
Anyone else remember when MTV meant “Music Television”, and not “Must be a pregnant 16 year old, or Rob Dyrdek Television”??
Man, that was some goooood watchin lol.
Anyone else remember when mtv jokes were original? Me neither *snore*
@@Xeroforte you'll get em next time Matty...it's okay
The Type O Negative guy I absolutely understand. As an introvert, the lockdown from COVID was paradise to me (I'm sorry for all the people who suffered, obviously, but being told that I shouldn't interact with anyone was awesome!). Being able to buy everything online, to work from home, to be alone? This was a dream come true! It's not that I don't like interacting with people (I do. I have close friends and family, and I'm not wildly anti-social) it's just I can only do it in small doses and when I want to and with people I know really well, otherwise it becomes distressing. It's not quite social anxiety, I just prefer to be alone. It's reassuring, ironically, to know that I'm not the only one.
I hear you
Interacting is dangerous, people overdose on it daily.
@@Iksvomid You don't say? Hmm...
I'm not quite as bad as Peter Steele, but I agree with you. You are not alone in wanting to be alone.Odd how that worked out, isn't?
i feel you
If Peter Steele meant that how he said it, I really wish we had a chance to hear the music he really wanted to write.
This was the October Rust era where they softened their sound on purpose because he wanted an out i.e. more money so he could stop touring. He's specifically talking about that record and not the rest of their material. Case in point World coming down, nothing more uncommercial than a record about losing loved ones and drugs addiction.
Well, you can't fault Henry for not being honest at least! XD
He is brutally honest. Always has been. And doesn't give a damn about whether or not he's gonna hurt anyone's feelings. Love that about him.
@will Roland bad take
@will Roland The problem with sleeping around with different people is you don't form emotional bonds. You end up w a lack empathy for others and a need to treat others w 0 compassion. That's no way to live. It's primal.
@@hellboundrubber4448 Yeah, well that's just like, your opinion man.
People may not like what Henry said and that’s fine, you don’t have to. The point is he was talking about himself and he is allowed to have that opinion wether you like it or not but you have to respect the man for being himself
It's his preference and nothing someone else can change
Most of what he said sounded pretty normal but the fitness thing. That was intolerant and mental. Intolernce shouldnt be tolerate.
Putin is a man too if you know what Im saying.
@@marcopelaezfernandez4573 You can be quiet now, okay?
I sometimes think Henry Rollins has the smallest wiener you can imagime and thats the main reason he's so angry...
@@marcopelaezfernandez4573 no, he is allowed to have preference’s relating around a potential partners life style… not sure why you would bring Putin up but yes, he indeed is a man
I paused the video as he said dumpster and I laughed out loud. I had to reply to a friend and needed a clear head for it. Man that was hilarious.
I miss Kurt, Peter and Bowie.
@MehtallicA FoerevA same lmao
I love it when people come and shit on my comments, instead of making there own. /s
@MehtallicA FoerevA Just like you, I guess.
@@sherrythomas3028 Yeah don't worry about them. They're likely grown ass men who still think it's edgy and cool to be contrarian and disagree with everything. The vast majority of people agree with you though.
I don’t, I never knew them personally. You actually knew Kurt Cobain? You look too young to be around when he lived
so many people call Henry Rollins, the first guy, either a dick or an asshole (not this comment section), but i think he’s just very honest and some can’t handle it.
My favorite honest interview is one with Mick Thompson from Slipknot. Basically went like
Mick: “I’m a huge advocate for masturbating”
Interviewer: “Is it… therapeutic?”
Mick: “keeps the body count low”
*both giggle*
Mick: “I find my urge to kill dwindles after a good nut”
Shedding my skin, changing within, show of strength
Johnathan Davis has had such a heartbreaking life but he pulled through because he is strong
he reminds me a lot of myself. shits tough. and i mean the anxiety/depression/meds dont work part.
Most people in his situation would have committed suicide...
He grew up with people hating & thinking less of him anywhere he went. Home, School, just walking around Bako & even when he was working at his dad's record store.
@@wallaceshawn-zk8iwsounds like me. Being treated like a vermin for a lot of your life is hell
I really like when musicians goes serious about certaint subjects and really shows of their humanity
Well they are people just like you or I
@@jimlahey3919 Exactly.
“If they’re not in shape, go be fat on someone else’s time” Amen brother, what a quote
spoken like a true incel
@@stevendietrich8317 Not wanting to have a fat girlfriend is incel now, alright, you delusional weirdos
Rollins just comes off as an idiot in his interview. "Everyone who isn't me is boring."
You know what they all have in common? Brutal honesty. You don't get that much anymore these days.
Henry motherfuckin Rollins!! 54 year old checking in on this interweb
I still have a TV PARTY 7 inch that I bought from APPLETREE records in Springfield, il. In the 80's,I bought that and a J.F.A. record
Ps. I also did an interpretation of the lyrics of the Dead Kennedys, Nazi punks Freshman year of high school in English class in 1984
Got an A!
Musicians often take advantage of interviews in order to make themselves look like greater people than they really are. This video is interesting.
🤥
@@TheToxicWaltz121
I love your picture. Alice In Chains. I have this pin on my jacket
Woooooah!! I been in that week long coma-died-survived moment...scared the shit out of me! First time I've heard another sober person talk about it, most just go out and use again sadly
Friends don't give other friends heroin EVER. (EDIT: or any other hard drug) That is not being a friend.
I'm glad Phil realized that quickly(from what I gathered off the clip), and hopefully he never gave it to anybody else after that.
Yes they do. If they don't give me drugs, they're not my friends 🤷🏻♂️
@@ChasingDragons420 So your best friends give you Meth right? Lol
Peter Steele is my spirit animal. I feel ya, bro. I hope you're resting well.
I always thought Ben Eller looked like he was Anselmo's younger brother, after seeing this video I now realize he is actually his long lost twin
Most men...
I'm grateful for everything. Philadelphia USA 🇺🇸 Nostrovia 🙏🏥😱🌎
RIP ANGELS 😇
All by myself.
Bowie's response is in a class of it's own!
Phil’s story was in another level.
God I miss Peter Steele. Type O was such a huge deal to me when I was in my early twenties and when he died I lost a bit of my hesrt
Never seen a video that is so loud and bold about drug issues.
You can hate all you want but Rollins expressed my feelings perfectly. Better to stay solitary than to pretend a relationship with someone who interests you only because of what's between their legs.
@oana gabriela Well, sex is like pizza: even if it's bad, it's still pretty good :D
Absolutely! if you genuinely see every woman and young girl on this planet as destined to be nothing more than a pussy with legs, you'd be doing the female gender and the entire world a favour by staying single for the rest of your life lol. Keep up the good work! 👍
@oana gabriela shows where your values are
@@johnsmith6132 where?
I don't relate too much with Jonathan Davis since I'm not depressed nor schizophrenic, but I do relate with Peter Steele so much on not enjoying people. Not because I hate them, but because being alone with peace its actually quite addicting. Sometimes I do go out, but when I do and maybe had a good time with someone, I just can't help but thinking how a better time I'd had alone.
I feel ya... It's easier to center yourself when you r alone.
2:57 I can relate so much with so many of these artists. I've used a similar analogy, where every so often I need to molt in order to grow, like so many different animals do. Except we do it with our minds. Our consciousness stagnates and for various reasons we choose to remain the same. But if you "shed your lizard skin" every so often, you can accomplish incredible things.
1:28 I, too, have woken up in a dumpster. (Covent Gardens, London.)
_Good Day & God Save the Queen._
I identify as a lobster
didn't expect such honesty
Rollins comes across as someone who's been traumatised by rejection so has set his standards impossibly high and puts on an aggressive 'I'm better than you' front to push people away so he never has to risk being rejected again.
😐
No, he has to reject them.
Like, reject fat dumb people.
😂
@@Kris_P._Bey_KenYou know I can see that you've made fun of someone for agreeing with Rollins on another post right?
Yet here you are endorsing Rollins comments on my post.
That's a weird thing to do.
Or just a man frustrated by the low number of worthy prospective partners out there. Not saying that's the case, as I don't know anything about him. I have to say though, he doesn't exactly look like the kind of guy that would be rejected much. And honestly, I can understand the frustration. I have felt it when looking at Tinder, for example. It's like they make the women at a factory.
Photos: some cleavage, some with friends, some from the gym, and plenty of mountain photos (I live in a mountainous region).
Profile text: in most cases none at all. If there is any, it's some worthless line like "I like chocolate!" or something like that. Often a link to their Instagram.
Interests: "Foodie", hanging out with friends, working out, walking, dog lover, grab a drink and so on. Might as well put "I like to breathe" on there as far as I'm concerned.
In essence, ZERO personality, and this is, without exaggeration, 95 % + of the women on there. Now, I understand that perhaps Tinder attracts a particular kind of woman, but GOD DAMN how many of them there are that are like this! The only ones that have any profile text tend to be obese. How can one not be frustrated? I don't think it's fair to say that this is a result of particularly unreasonable standards on my part either! Just a woman that doesn't appear to be completely soulless. Yet, when the bar is so damn low, even the most basic standards start looking "impossibly high". As such, I can sympathize with Rollins, even if I can acknowledge that he comes off a bit bitter.
@@alaron5698 Get off Tinder and try to meet women in the real world.
Henry Rollins doesn’t give a single fuck and I love it
“I haven’t had a girlfriend since 1988.”
Gee, I wonder why.
Dayum bowie being all serious lol
Henry Rollins is always 100% sincere
It's just very sad to see how Kurt Cobain went from a cheerful, positive guy to a depressed, cynical loner and a heroin addict. Like, something died inside him.
I still miss Kurt and Layne to this day. My birthday is the date of their death, April 5th.
he was always depressed. he became depressed when his parents divorced at the age of 8
With Layne he never got over Demri...
I really thought Henry was gonna lay into the interviewer, but all he did was Open Up for him.
I think he was annoyed/hurt by this question and kind of lashed out in a weird way at females in general. But, yeah: He's still single to this day, so I think it's more of a choice than 'duh everyone is just boring'
1:20 Well Kurt, that won't be for very long then...
I was surprised by Rollins, I didn’t think he was so rigid. He comes off as a meathead, but I know for a fact he is smart and thoughtful.
He's gotten a little less rigid over the years...by like, 2%.
@@armorykittington Good one!😂
@Roc Towerhug Yeah been following him for many years, I have never seen that clip, it was jarring.
Dude he’s so mean for no reason 😂 I love his music tho
Definitely wouldn't have thought he was so against smoking and doesn't drink
Okay "go be fat on someone else's time" has officially become my new catch phrase haha...damn
I needed this…I turn 28 this week and I’ve never been this isolated in my life. I lost a lot of fucking people to covid. I feel like I have no way to cope. Every place that I used to go to unwind is now vacant. Every person I used to call to confide in is now in the ground. The people that surround me from the outside seem so hostile and cold…I feel like my time is probably drawing near. I never would’ve made it this far without music, but it can’t heal everything.
Damian, Can you join a group within your community that shares a common interest? A church group, chess club, walking group- whatever sparks an interest. Internet life just can’t make up for connecting in the real world. Nature also helps. Since COVID, I miss hugs which I hope make a comeback. Best wishes!
People you lost would understand, bro. Whatever the choice.
But there will always be a time for you to go. And there is still a life you can live and be happy about. You don't owe it to anyone but yourself, but I bet the people you've lost would love to see you push through and make them proud.
Don't be too hard on yourself.
And always remember that there are enough of those that have some love to spare.
Corgan has some serious chats from time to time. He lays it flat if it’s a honest question
Was surprised to see Zillakami in this. That whole interview with Brandon Buckingham is great
I got physically high seeing Buckingham/Zilla on here, favorite youtuber and favorite hip-hop artist
@@braddaily8688 I've been a Zilla fan for a while but just got into Buckingham when he started having Zilla in vids. I hope his eye chlamydia is doing better
@@Randomhero348 I haven't seen much on his insta recently, hopefully he's not blind. That would honestly scare the living hell out of me if I went even temporarily blind from an infection
I remember that Phil interview, that one hit a little to close to home!
Good thing they censored the words "Kill" and "Overdose" in a video about honest answers on mostly suicide, anxiety and drug addiction.
Wouldn't want things to get too dark or anything.
I’m trying to understand why they are censoring those words.
@@samfappas5854 RUclips algo flags it an demonetizes
The interview clips might have been censored already. Maybe there is no accessible uncensored version so they put what they could find.
i love what the first guy says about wooman
I'm fat, and drink and smoke, but even I get what Rollins is talking about. The man doesn't drink or smoke, he works out like a beast and is a fairly intelligent dude. Why wouldn't he want a partner that holds themselves to similarly high standards?
diversity in life, because we never know too much
I mean, obviously anyone is entitled to have their likes and dislikes, but: meh. At some point, wanting basically a clone of yourself becomes pathological. And saying most people of the opposite sex bore you is just obnoxious and egotistical. Someone smokes so they bore you? That doesn't make a lot of sense. And there are plenty of "fat" people who exercise on the regular, they're just not hell-bent on looking roided up. I'd like to think that in the years that have passed since that interview, he's gained some perspective and is mortified by what he said.
@@copyright-ur1sf I'm a guy but I 100% feel what Henry said. Maybe not as harshly, what you do with your body is your choice, but I relate to him when he says most women bore him. I don't know why that's the case, and it's likely a me problem since others don't seem to have that issue, so I choose to remain single. It's not a "I hate women" thing, it's more like I never seem to "click" with women. But then again I don't really click with men either. Sure he could have said those things in a nicer way but it's nice to know that there are others out there who prefer being single and there's nothing wrong with it. I'd rather be the guy who avoids women romantically than the guy who beats women
@@smokesletsgo2374 See, if he said it like you did, my impression would be: Cool, he's just not into dating anyone. Fair enough. But Rollins played it off like he's just super choosy about a partner, which comes across as self-important and annoying. Then again, I don't think I've ever met a straight-edge person who isn't a sanctimonious turd lol
@@copyright-ur1sf cringe af
Honest Answers = Respect...That´s enough.
I can relate to Cobain wanting to use drugs or die to escape physical pain. I’m not at that point now but I had been because of autoimmune illnesses. It’s a living nightmare
I can relate man, wishing you nothing but the best
That was very interesting and parts are super sad seeing those who are not with us today for whatever reason. Some are extremely judgemental and that is the reason they are sad, some had internal reasons that made their circumstances sad, some external reasons that made things change for the better or worse? This was a great video. ❤🌸
Ok, why the hell was "overdosing" partially bleeped out? What the fuck...
RUclips is really great at demonetising content that mentions drug use and over dosing.
"my goal is isolation.."
damnit I love Peter Steele! I don't like being around a whole lot of people either, green man!