George Michael on Depression, Sexual Monogamy, 9/11 & Love + Death | MTV News 2004 Full Interview

0:03 1998 arrest and public reputation
2:08 Dealing with depression
5:16 The fight against Sony
6:01 9/11 and why ‘Shoot the Dog’ (anti-George W. Bush) song was never released in America
8:25 Being politically aware
9:38 About Americans being misrepresented abroad
11:39 Discussing the torture of gay teenagers
12:20 “I’m a square peg in a round hole”
13:17 “Success doesn’t have to be this way”
15:11 Do you know what you get when you put George Michael’s four album titles together?
15:30 Explaining to Americans why he’s been away
16:41 How coming out as homosexual effected his career in America compared to rest of the world
19:09 Relationship w/ Anselmo Feleppa and learning about love and death
21:08 On sexual monogamy
25:03 Mental illness and Colin’s suicide
30:52 Being Mr. 80’s in America
33:47 Religion and homophobia
In this full interview, George Michael talks with MTV News' John Norris in June 2004 about sexuality, September 11th, mental illness and more.
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