A Dark Side of Fame
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
- This JCS inspired true crime documentary is the very famous case of Phil Hartman. This video may contain my most detailed psychology breakdown thus far, I really really hope you all enjoy.
Once again, since this case is so well known and publicized; I am definitely understanding that there may be some facts that I will have to update in a future release. I have also been more tired than usual while working on this episode so as usual PLEASE notify me of anything you may notice that I should double fact-check or correct before my next re-release :)
Thank you again for watching!
If you or anybody you know is currently a victim of domestic abuse, addiction, or experiencing suicidal thoughts or ideations. PLEASE reach out for help.
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CORRECTIONS:
I mention that Phil worked along side the likes of Tina Fey - This is a timeline issue, Apparently Tina did not start on SNL until 1997, while Phil left the show 3 years before hand in 1994.
I will definitely correct this in a future rerelease or update!
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*Storytelling & Edit Style is Matt Orchard and JCS inspired.
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Please read the description for any corrections as they come in! Thank you again for watching :)
I love your channel dude. Arguably better than JCS since you post consistently, with the most interesting content and excellent video production.
JCS has great content and videos, but I see you putting in work, and we appreciate you. Glad to be a subscriber
Great job covering this. Thank you.
Began abusing alcohol coke and narcotics....... ummm.......😅
Hello from Brantford Ontario Canada,the hometown of Phil Hartman
You should mention his voice work in The Brave Little Toaster and Kiki's Delivery Service. As he will ironically be remembered most fondly for his work for children and were influential on my upbringing and my siblings and family.
My old man was an extra in Jingle All the Way and is a huge fan of Phil Hartman. He saw Phil hanging around near the set and tried to sneak some photos with his camera even though he wasn't supposed to. Phil ended up spotting my dad with his camera and shouted to him, "Hey, you, what do you think you're doing? That's not how you take a picture!"
He then introduced himself, Maria Shriver, and Arnold Schwarzenegger and they all posed together for pictures. Really good dude.
both me and my mom were huge fans of phil..news radio was so good... very tragic story
Aww, what a very sweet memory 💖
Jingle All the Way is my favorite Christmas movie
Thank you so much for sharing your memories brother, Jah bless you.
That is an awesome memory! Thank you for sharing it with us
Phil Hartman’s style would have kept him relevant and adored for decades. Massive, unjust loss.
so true - imagine the roles we missed out on seeing
I was ten years old and loved him on the Simpsons. I'm 38 and he is still funny. Rare as fuck that is- appeal that wide.
Not really. Always had the urge to turn the tube off when he showed up
I believe that’s true
No way… his comedy isn’t in style anymore…just like Jim Carrey..it’s just not the style of entertainment right now
Can’t imagine who I’d want to share my headstone less with then the abusive spouse who killed me! 😳
I literally came to the comments to see if anyone else noticed this. Why would his family allow such a thing?
@@johnzerlel You and me both. I totally agree with OP and am upset that surviving family would have judged it appropriate to have Phil buried with his abuser and murderer.
It was probably in their wills.
Sometimes you just gotta "fail" and get a away from anyone that does not have genuine love for you. *To me, being used for what you can do for another, is the most disrespectful act that anyone can exercise.
@@TheSoonToBePurgedJackMeHoff55 Wills they wrote when they were a "happily" married couple. Surely there's unique circumstances like this where family and/or those with power of attorney don't have to fulfill such a thing. Would a family annihilator who also killed himself get to be buried with his wife and children that he killed just because it was in their will?
I had no idea that this man died this way. I don’t even think I realised he was dead. He is such a familiar part of my childhood. And there are re-runs of The Simpsons everyday on Australian TV so I hear his voice all the time still. I’m heartbroken. Thank you for this video.
Same! I’m just finding out he died!!!
I had no idea he had died either. This is the first I had heard anything about it at all.
Same!! Wow🇦🇺
Look up the Andy Dick take on the event if you want to join the crowd of people who kinda hate him.
Me either. Well I remember hearing he died but thought it was him who killed his wife then himself. Not sure why I thought that though.
One of the few channels that doesn't just recycle jcs interrogations. Thanks. I'll like every vid that isn't a jcs copy cat. Jcs inspired usually means jcs inspired you to do something original like this. This is why I subbed, and now I have to go back and watch everything he put up!
For reals bro! I’m always scared to talk bad about the jcs inspired videos cause I don’t want that community coming after me but I feel the same way, lots of copycats!
right said, excellent comment!
Dave’s Lemonade and Matt Orchard are also excellent JCS inspired creators...they don’t use the JCS tag with every upload though and are fast gaining their own unique styles of covering true crime and other social issues. They’re definitely worth checking out.
Lol man your way in to this.
I love your comment! This creator is "inspired" by JCS, but he definitely has his own unique and original style. I wish there was an upload every single day! HAPPY NEW YEAR, from Las Vegas!
Phil was a great man. It’s a shame his wife couldn’t handle her husband being more famous than her and didn’t get the help she needed much much sooner
Its a shame she didn't skip the former and just do the latter of murder/suicide
I’m sure you knew him so closely-
Im only 10 mins into this, and have already seen and heard more about this story, than most other channels combined. Stayawake makes these old cases seem new again.
He was SO iconic, I love his voice on the Simpsons. Truly a horrible loss. Thank you for doing his career and untimely end justice
I used to watch News Radio with my dad all of the time when I was a kid. He told me that Phil Hartman died young of a heart attack. I just found out he was murdered by watching this video. I’m stunned
I have Borderline Personality Disorder and I think she had an extreme case! She has a ton of the signs. Poor Phil, he couldn't fix her and I wish he could have been warned as to what he was really dealing with
her having BPD to the extreme is one thing. add to it all the other disorders on top and I'm not even talking substance abuse, the murder/suicide is no surprise.
This is such a wonderful and complete tribute to Phil Hartman's work. That piece seems to get glossed over in favor of the tragedy.
I LOVE that you did this story. I grew up in the 90s watching the simpsons and SNL. I remember my mom telling me about what happened to Phil Hartman (my parents were very honest and never shielded me from the realities of life). This story was quite tragic and it’s interesting to learn about the details you included in your video.
On News Radio Phils character would tell wild stories about his crazy girlfriend. I've always wondered if they were true stories.
That is so effin eerie, probably were true..
I've often wondered how someone could stomach listening to him on news radio... Or watch on TV... or endure in a theater...
Bill McNeal was the real deal!
@@MadScientist267you sound salty
Kinda sad at the end to see them buried together. I'm sure it's just due to the plans they may have made together or family decision but it sounded like he knew he needed to separate from her and is now not able to even in death.
Reminds me of what it was like trying to get away from him and the rest of the clowns listed at the beginning of the video.
Far as I'm concerned there's still buckets to kick
@@MadScientist267 What do you mean?
Yes, you sure said it!
I've heard this story like 4 times now but your breakdown of it is one of my favourites.
Easy to follow and very well paced. Great job!
Wasn't it Andy Dick whose the drug addict who pushed cocaine onto Brynn at a party after she had had an elongated period of sobriety, which aided in jogging of her downward turn?
I mean, people make their own choices, but there was a famous actor (I can't recall who) who attacked Andy Dick because he knew the background of it and blames Andy Dick for Brynn's relapse.
I was looking for Andy Dick's name in the comments. I know a lot of people hate him for his involvement but I didn't know where he sat in the timeline.
Guy that sang that song in Wedding Singer and was kicked off stage . Said good luck finding an guy that can move like this .
That ending was a real tearjerker 😢 Petty 💔 Amazing content. Thank you 💜
Was about to go to sleep just now. Guess I have to stay awake 20 minutes longer!
Happy to see that your channel keeps growing !. Keep it up, you deserve it!
'Although becoming famous is a dream we all have' That is my ABSOLUTE WORST NIGHTMARE! I would rank that as the *LAST* wish or dream I'd ever want... I do, however, have Bipolar disorder so that could be the cause of that feeling lol.
I absolutely love this channel, ever since Jim Can't Swim stopped uploading, Stayawake, Beside the dying fire and Matt Orchard have become my 'goto' channel with StayAWake being my favorite!
Keep un the incredible work you do SAW! You're doing great!!!
I could not agree with your list more, love ‘em all! May I suggest “Dave’s Lemonade”? He is tops for me, then again they all are soooooo….hope you check it out and enjoy.
Same, but I'd be lying if I said I never had those desires when I was younger
Being famous is definitely overrated.
I didn't know too much about this tragedy. Thank you for covering it! I have mixed feelings on the case and was going to type out a loooong wall of text about it, but I think I can summarize: I just CANNOT empathize with Brynn. She had the perfect opportunity to get help this entire time, but let the narcissistic jealousy AND drugs take their babies father away. Not only did she steal their father, but their own mother too, because she was too cowardly to face the consequences. She robbed their children of closure. I do not understand why they were buried together, Brynn should not be remembered fondly. IMO She was a loser who killed her own husband and left two beautiful children as orphans. I hope they are okay now. Rest in Peace Phil.
Just know we'll never have to see anything else come from him ever again. Good enough for me.
@@MadScientist267 you’ve said enough already, now crawl back under your rock! Don’t you have something better to do than post negative comments about a man who’s lost his life? We liked him, doesn’t mean you have to but also doesn’t mean you have to go to every positive comment about him and post crap! Good grief, internet trolls!
It's toxic post-modern feminism ideals like telling women they shouldn't be content with things like just being a loving and supportive wife anymore.
This awful tragedy has captivated me for a very long time. I appreciate your thorough background of Phil’s life and career.
this is heartbreaking, some people never change even when they get help and sometimes it’s better to leave the relationship
This was a great video. Your content has been consistently interesting and well researched. Keep up the good work man
Loved your introduction to Phil. I do remember him from those roles!!!
Man, I'll never forget when I was a kid and my mom told what happened when the story broke. At the time I had no idea who he was, even though I was a HUGE Simpsons fan, and watched News Radio with my mom all the time.
This tragedy has always stuck with me, and though I'm not happy, I'm very interested to hear the story in more detail.
Thanks for the upload.
Stop begging attention you lying bastard
I'll admit that I'm commenting before watching, but all of these videos have been quite good. There were so many discussions around the water cooler when this sad event took place, and I'm looking forward to the information being compiled and presented here.
It's so heartbreaking that someone with so many issues also took down someone who brought so much joy. It's tragic enough on its own, but with the loss of Phil we also lost so much potential. Jingle All the Way and Houseguest are among my favourite movies of all time.
I know some people attribute some small share of blame to Andy Dick, after Jon Lovitz' comments on the matter, but at the end of the day it was a person who was sick who did an awful thing and there's no room in the situation for anger because it's so full of grief.
Never heard all the details of this story until now. Thank you for the awesome content!
Let’s share STAYAWAKE’s work on our social media platforms, 68.4k subs is simply…unreal. This dude is intelligent, empathetic, credible and on-point with every, single video he releases! Time to get make him a household name with true crime fans! Love ya @STAYAWAKE!
i really appreciate the effort he puts into his videos. this channel is my favorite interrogation channel with exception of jcs ofc
This channel seems to always find stories less popular or ones I’ve never even heard of. Keep up the hard work, it’s much appreciated and enjoyed by all!!
Was “you may remember him from such roles as…” a purposeful reference to Troy McClure? I hope it was.
incredibly entertaining psychological analysis, man. i respect the effort put into its structure and everything else about it - just overall very fun to watch. cheers
This channel is so underrated
First I check JCS for new content, then I come directly here. I'm more frequently rewarded for coming here. Thanks for all of your hard work and perfectly orchestrated content.
Sadly Jim learned how to swim and is no longer on youtube :(
Set that notification bell to 'All' and you won't have to check channels for new uploads, you'll get a notification on your phone. People complain about UA-camr's always asking people to like, subscribe and ring that notification bell, yet so many people never remember to do any of those things.
What is JCS? I see it mentioned alot.
I still miss Phil Hartman. He was a comic genius. 😢
Love your channel...you deserve more followers. You broke down everything so well. Best video by far on this case. Love the intro. I don't think people realize the mental toll it takes when your famous. It's something that doesn't get talked about often. Thanks for the video 💗
Always know I’m in for a quality video when stayawake uploads keep it up bro👍👍
It warms the cockles of my soul when I get notified of a new video of yours! Thank you!
Imho one of your best vids. Thank you very much for the work you put into it.
Ahh I recognize a lot of these traits in myself. I’m in therapy and might bring them up at my next appt.
Great video, as usual 🥰🥰
This was great. I love Phil Hartman. He’s my favorite SNL comedian of all time. I was heartbroken when this happened. I really love him as Phil McNeil of News Radio. That show is always a favorite. And now barely anyone remembers. RIP Phil. And Brin… you crazy crazy woman… you messed up big. You’re coming back as a toad.
1:00 I love the way you subtly bashed UA-cam.
Regardless of their inane guidelines you're my favorite content creator
As a kid growing up in the 90's, in Romania, he made a huge impact on me as I was a huge fan of NewsRadio. His comedic timing was everything and he had such an eye for detail, it was like he always knew what the scene was asking for. I can honestly say he is one of the reasons I'm nowadays an actor. Remarkable man!
Phil Hartman was also Lionel Hutz on the Simpson's (and he was the monorail guy).❤
Your videos are truly amazing. You deserve a way bigger fan base.
This is a case I had never heard of, though I was born in the 80s and absolutely love SNL I have never came across this. Thank you I really appreciate hearing such an in depth look at such a fascinating case that isn’t one of the more recent and overly touched on stories.
Great content!
He was brilliant on News Radio. One of my favorite characters
Your content is so good. Happy I found your channel awhile back. You did such a great job with the timeline. Thanks for the dope content!
Thanks for using the particular overview description that you did for Borderline Personality Disorder, especially that last paragraph. As someone who has it, it's unfortunately a bit of a catch-22 when it comes to getting diagnosed, because it has such a bad reputation, doctors are reluctant to hand out the diagnosis, therefore delaying proper treatment. Nice video, this all occurred when I was very young so I had no idea that this had happened.
YES. Same here!
that is very important i think that people who have it themselves approve of the description. i have autism and therefore i can relate.
I don’t but have friends who do. I read and watch things to try and understand as much as I can, but of course that’s just touching the surface.
I like seeing someone who presents the facts about disorders because otherwise, I feel it is not being respectful of those who may have one.
Thank you for trusting strangers with something so personal, and please know that not everyone is so ignorant that when they hear ‘disorder’ they think something bad-I certainly don’t. Bless you :)
I'm glad you covered this one. I loved Phil Hartman. So sad.
That’s a shame they buried them together. Pretty sure Phil wouldn’t want that. Specially after she murdered him
i guess we'll never know. 😂
1. It's none of your god damned business.
2. You have no idea what he would have wanted. You seem to not realise that these people were PEOPLE, they met and fell in love, for a long time they bonded and shared intimate moments. They loved each other and SHE was clearly suffering with addiction. Your infantile mind might go "Ugh! Villain! VILLAIN!" but she was a fucking human being and HE was her husband. Imagine how painful it was seeing his wife struggling like that. Yes, things were strained between them and in her utter despair she killed him, but maybe he would have understood her anguish and her actions more than you popcorn-munching reprobates.
Bravo! Thanks for this! I've been trying to find one as good as JCS & while some are adequate, you're good in the same way JCS is
Hi friends, so I have borderline personality disorder and I can say from my background in studying psychology in university, Brynn definitely has borderline personality disorder as the growth of Phil’s fame rocked her identity to the point of total instability
I agree!
Small tidbit: Phil was supposed to voice the character of Zapp Brannigan on Futurama, but sadly had to be replaced by Billy West (who does a phenomenal job) due to his death. He would have been amazing at it ♥
God I miss the old SNL days. You got it accurate just to see Phil on Saturday nights was an honor. Ugh should have showed the video of him singing to Chris Farley. Such a beautiful moment.
It’s nuts you’re only at 38k subs right now. This channel is gonna blow up soon 🚀
I used to work in psych/ substance abuse. They do have to have a psych evaluation when entering treatment for substance abuse. However it’s difficult to make a proper diagnosis until the substance abuse stops! Substance abuse is often interwoven with cluster B personality disorders so we will probably never really know- because she wasn’t clean long enough to be diagnosed.
My bio-mother has narcissistic borderline personality disorder. There is ZERO empathy. Everything is about her. If her "made up in her mind plans" don't go her way, it gets violent and abusive. Mind you, you have no idea about her "plans" but you better know. It's NUTS!!
I'll always remember him best as Blasto. Talented man taken too soon.
I was in 5th grade when Phil was killed. It destroyed me he was my idol growing up. News Radio, Blasto on PS1, SNL...You could go on for a while he was such a character that we were forced to miss out on growing up and I still today get a little upset when I think about it.
We may remember him from such shows as The Simpsons, and Saturday Night Live - but the important part is we will always remember Phil Hartman.
Trying to forget
Important why? He was just an actor.
I am utterly effing disgusted that he is buried next to his killеr. I'm sure it was done for the sake of the children, but if I were one of the kids I would hate my mother. I wouldn't even want to see her grave in the vicinity of his.
Your content is absolutely amazing, well thought out and thought provoking. Keep it up!
*GREAT take on that story!*
I never really knew what happened. Thanks for posting. ~Peace✌🏽
This is goddamn tragic. Surprisingly, I had no idea any of this happened
Avicii was an amazing singer and individual. Fame can be so stressful and some people like Tim wasn't able handle to handle it. He will be missed. RIP
Wrong video. This is about Phil Hartman.
@@MrHemi4spd thank you for being kind, I can just imagine what other people might say. Kindness costs nothing :)
I get excited every time I see a new upload from you! So happy I stumbled across you account, such well researched and executed videos. Please don’t stop :)
Your videos are so good, mate. Thank you so much for the content!
Never knew any of this till now. Wow! Thanks
This was a great video. Being a true crime junkie seeing the same causes over and over it becomes a bore? This was definitely a cases o I didn't know anything about other then news coverage wen it happend.
Well done. Phil Hartman was a comedy genious I remember feeling very empty when he was gone. My favorite role of his was on news radio.
Umm no
I ♥️ Phil, I'm shocked somebody picked this case up to discuss. So cool, what happened to Phil should be kept alive & learned by ppl. Nobody ever thinks it'll happen to them....
She was nothing but an abuser. It’s a shame that he didn’t have her arrested and leave for the sake of those poor children.
YAS just got home from work. Thanks for the vid!
“ It’s Colon Blow!” RIP Phil ❤️
This was a great video. I remember when this happened, it was shocking & such a loss in the comedy world.
I have a feeling this is going to send chills down my spine..
Can't wait
He was also great in Small Soldiers 😃 Simply tragic.
It often scares me to think that a night of partying and drinking can ultimately lead to murder and suicide by sunrise :(
It's so sad when a partner cannot uplift the other person in a relationship. Its beautiful when 2 people can find a bond and uplift each other as independent individuals. Being each other's biggest cheerleaders. I've experienced very similar characteristics in one of my past partners. They possessed a lot more violent anger that accompanied the envy, jealousy, and traits u went over when breaking down the cluster b complex which I never knew details off before. It's tough when you care deeply about someone who creates a toxic environment for the relationship. I really remember caring about the importance of always trying to prove how much I cared and how important they truly were by never letting their outbursts of inadequacy or antisocial anger make me give up, no matter how outlandish or over the top things got. I was convinced that if I stayed, I'd be the 1st person to show them they weren't going to leave, and hoping it would disarm their traumatic defense mechanisms and finally finding hope in someone but some issues just aren't the right time to be solved, or just not the other person's job to solve. These answers and healing has to come from within them and it's sad when a good thing gets broken from someone holding onto past traumas that are completely unrelated to the current situation or person. Regardless, I wish them peace and Contentment because that's all I ever wanted for them in the 1st place. Everyone deserves that in their life and no matter what your life is, we all hold the power to create our own Contentment within ourselves and our own minds and we control how we treat others, we all just wish to be treated well so put out that same energy and be patient because it does flow back your way, life may be bumpy but if you learn to find peace in moments of turbulence, you'll find it easier to get past the turbulence and get back to the peaceful times. It's almost a skill with how well one can individually deal with difficult times. If that skill is learned, one can find life a little lighter, more capable of handling whatever is thrown at them and so you learn to abstractly freestyle your life and constantly play off whatever life is tossing at you. Some of the best artists, comedians, philosophers, scientist's, inventors, athletes, and friends/partners learn this skill of adaptation.
I have seldom clicked so fast in my life. Truly good content
“She was desperate for attention so Ron spent several hours with her” 🙄 I’m sure he gave her plenty of physical support and comforting.
Thank God You Posted.
Really great job! He was iconic and it was such a loss. Thank you for doing such a detailed story.
i remember hearing about this when i was younger. my dad told me about it and talked about how not to be greedy and nobody owes me anything. controlling my temper and stuff. just weird it makes me remember that
That literally never happened. Your dad didn’t say shit hahaha fucking idiot
I actually can’t believe that you did this a year ago! I hope that all those salutations for you fan base to grow came true! I know I am glad to be a fan!
He should've just left her
It’s not easy to leave an abuser. And their victims love them so completely & always hang onto the hope they will change.
He did want to leave her tho. And look what happened when he tried.
Crazy how much time someone can spend expecting others to help yourself...
Ooohhh.....very well narrated & produced episode. Thanks x
Phil definitely would've loved that outro segment so much, a little dark humor there
Yours worst enemy can be right by your side
I didn't know his story, but I could tell by his face that he's hiding something, there's something in that smile... Turns out he was hiding pain.
Excellent video! Out of all the JCS inspired channels, this is one of my all time favorites!! Keep up the great work! 🌞
We can be thankful that Phil had absolutely no clue what happened. At least he didnt die terrified.
There is something about this case I wish was discussed more, Domestic Abuse. Phil was a victim and as a man I imagine got little help and little understanding that you do not have to stay, you do not have to put up with being abused just because you are male. Or just because you have children with that person. Reminds me of the Johnny Depp case going on right now. All these years after Phil's death not much has changed especially in Hollywood.
Terrible to take someone else's life just because you are unhappy with your own. Then, to be a coward and take the easy way out. Life isn't easy and never will be.
Thank you for covering this ! Great job 🎉
Great video my friend!