Yes he's emo, yes he looks blind, yes he's sipping tea. He's relaxed and living life. Now that's enough "Emo blind man drinking tea" We all see the same thing 😂👌
ColdScarlet I think they meant that Danger Days has a less self-interested concept, unlike its predecessors. It is about *rebelion* : fighting, leaving behind the differences and unite with other people in order to defeat something bigger than us. However, I underestand some people preffer more "selfish" music, music about depression or so. I like it too, but I think DD has a more transcendental meaning.
He's sensitive, insightful, concerned, creative, and just down right down to earth. He went through a lot of shit and saw an event that made him think, a job that challenged him to stand up to what was right and those being put down. From his rock bottom to being sober, relapsing and doing his best to get back sober for himself and his family. He sung and wrote songs for people who needed it the most, he said things for them for every stage he sung on that helped a lot of kids that followed the band to help themselves. Gerard Arthur Way and My Chemical Romance in general, everybody.
angel I know, it’s a little frustrating. I’m guessing most of these fans were probably still in diapers when 9/11 happened. It’s not a bad thing, but the impact of that event doesn’t affect them at all.
@@culbycove4963 I wasn't born yet but my birthday is actually 11th September, so obviously I know about a massive event that happened that day - I get it though, like, it was clearly a massively horrible thing and people shouldn't joke about it
I know the topic of 911 is serious, so I don't know how appropriate it is to post (but I mean a lot of people are talking about his teacup so * shrugs *), but it kind of sounds like Gee has a kind of secret super power- the ability to absorb negative emotions from others and metabolise them so they feel better, but y'know he can't be empirically happy on his own.
I agree, he said in a couple of interviews that he has a strong sense of empathy, which is what you described, being able to pick up on peoples emotions.
I get that MCR fans consider 9/11 to be the start date of the band but the fact that they pester everyone on social media about it when the day rolls around is irritating. Especially when 9/11 was such a serious event. There are people who lost family and friends during 9/11 and the aftermath was even worse and for them to just... spam people with MCR is annoying.
According to the general publics stereotypical interpretation of "emo", Gerard isn't and never was.. he is inspirational, and in all ways against suicide and self harm. He saved SO many lives in mcr and as him himself including my life, and even though "emo" should never be an insult, I do feel he is so much more than just " that emo guy", not to mention he has said before in an interview that he was not emo and "emo was shit"... yes he had black hair, ( including white,red and orange , then blacky brown ) yes he sang about death BUT never encourages it. I'm constantly looking up to him for defying the stereotype "emo", and showing people that life is always worth living
its really interesting to see this interview now, cause in the last year gerard said all the stuff he said in here, about how after the black parade he felt they were finished and completed their mission. he said all that stuff ages ago, but none of us knew then what it meant.
This is probably one of the best interviews because the questions and answers are such important questions and they don't focus on small joking things. It answers the questions most of the others don't.
"Why do I want to create something special, and why do others want to destroy?" Artists create, some don't like the money part of it - they just want to give their creations away. MCR were artists, but it's hard to make a living giving your art away. It's OK to make a living doing what you love; MCR did change the world, they were great examples, and gave hope.
BOULEVARD OF BROKEN CHEESE Come on! I bet you can learn how to sing, play the guitar, bass, drums or whatever you want... And maybe someday you'll find someone that will help you writing your own songs!!
"And at that moment i was like 'oh this doesn't mean anything this is all garbage' like this is all bullshit, and i need to do something, that actually mean something or, my life's gonna mean nothing, just like this cartoon. It means nothing like it's all going to mean nothing if i don't do something and it doesn't mean like go out there and save the world, cuz you can't OBVIOUSLY. But it means, you know, go out there and make some kind of difference or save something, that has some kind of value to it, or connect with another human being. " ~ Gerard Way 3:54 - 4:27 What he said just mean so much to me i just sincerely hope this had like an impact on people out there too
How. How can you call this evil. This is just a man who wanted to live. He wanted to give a voice to people who did not have one. He wanted to make a difference Instead of a cartoon. He wanted us to be happy. Be ourselves. In this video, he opened up and talked about a really difficult time full of darkness, and that he wanted to help people and put out a massage that we will be ok. DONT YOU EVER CALL THIS BAND A SUSIDE CULT.
Yeah his voice is very sexy and he is way cute.. His whole personality is just awesome and how he gets so deep there is alot more to him than some people think even though his songs are deep Idk how yo explain it. But he is just an overall an amazing person and I would kill just to take a picture with him. Wish I went to one of his concerts. Big miss out.
The band filled a need that no one knew they needed; the fans, G, Mikey. I wonder why the alcohol & drug abuse continued? I get that it's everywhere & probably even harder to avoid in the music scene, but why the overuse, and WHY the continual desire for suicide? SO SAD, they're such beautiful people with so much good to say and great music to say it in. I hope they are all super happy in their lives and careers now.
It makes me so sad when I hear people I love are struggling. Whether I know them personally or not. I’ve seen depression in so many friends and it freaked me out to no end that they are struggling and idk if I’ll see them again after every goodbye. And the worst part is idk how to help. I feel terrible seeing this happen to people I care about and not being able to help. I keep telling them it’s going to be ok but I know that’s not enough
His phrase "Why do I want to create something special, and why do others want to destroy?" reminded me a lot of the trailer of SING: "Would you destroy something perfect to make it beautiful?"
My Dearest Gerard, You were not made like other people because God made you differently the way you are supposed to be. You weren't made to be like other people. He has a divine plan for you and here you are fulfilling it. Keep that in mind. Your Loving Fan, MieKayla L. Singleton
Oh mi god this interview is like, really interesting but Gerard looks like a blind emo guy drinking tea and i cant stop giggling because its 12:06 am and im watching a man drink tea. And the interview means nothing to me because i keep missing it
He may not have been able to save the whole world but he definitely saved countless lives. And thats really all you can do, I guess. Just try to save as many lives as you can, in whatever way you can, one life at a time.
Gerard Way very well may be the single most amazing person out there. I hope him and everyone else in the band live very happy lives, doing what ever they love with whom they love
It kinda sucks how people only realize things (good or bad (specifically the former)) in times of potential danger, anger, sadness, and general negative feeling(s). It would be nice if we could realize these things without needing to be forced into a decision by a traumatic event like 9/11. To a certain extent, I honestly wish I could sympathize with the people who saw it happen, even just through a TV screen, as I was only 17 months old at the time, and I was also probably asleep at the time as well. It actually seems weird how once every year I am reminded of an event that changed our country completely, and that I, to a certain extent, lived through, but I don't remember it happening, and was never even emotionally affected by until 10, 11, maybe even 12 years after the fact.
We feel the same way in our High School, we are outcasts we are different we have been made fun of because we are creating something that we love. But it doesn't bother us because what we think of ourselves is all that matters.
Im 27 years old, and lived my adolescent years through these mcr years, and also witness the catastrophic aftermath of 9/11 not only emotionally but societal. It changed OUR generation entirely, it led to mcr being something I turned to shortly after as well. I still have the original cd from many years ago in my parents basement somewhere, but I still go check on mcr every now and then when moments in my life are hard, even now as an adult.
Great interview, i find myself observing others too and wanting to make a change but I am no where near brave enough to start a band or do something spontaneous like that.
I have been listening to this band since I was 16 years old. I’m 31 now, and I just had the chance to see them live last year. They’re amazing, and I find Gerard to be a really interesting and amazing person. I have also been a big fan of Bowie for years now and last year while I was watching “Moonage Daydream”, I confirmed how big of a genius Bowie was, he was a singer, composer, actor, painter, designer, and overall a really intelligent person. I’m saying this because I know G is a fan of Bowie and I find Gerard to be a really complete artist as well, he is a singer, musician, songwriter, comic author, artist, has created great concepts for their albums, tours and music videos. Also, he seems like a sensitive, intelligent and nice person. Being myself someone who makes a living from a “creative job” I find him to be an inspiration in so many levels. I’m so glad to have had the chance to see the return of MCR and to watch them performing live. I hope them to continue making music together, they’re wonderful ❤
Yeah! My mom was working in Hoboken ( we’re from Hoboken). And she said she saw when the planes hit and went crazy calling my grandma because my grandma was with my oldest brother at the time who was a baby. Which they weren’t by the towers or anything they actually well were in Hoboken 💀 but my mom thought america was going into war and she knew her boss was coming from the terminal I think that was from New York to Hoboken and she called him to make sure he was okay. (He was thank god) and then their building went into locked down and everyone was okay after. Really really sad day for many families though.. may they Rest In Peace❤️
I wish I had as much confidence as Gerard 😭 I’m very empathetic too but I’m also rlly sensitive and paranoid so it’s hard for me to peruse anything He has a great philosophy
i was in the fourth grade when 9/11 happened. i still remember we were doing a speech therapy thing in the class and vaguely that the teachers were aware of something that had happened. but everything else about that day is a complete blur to me.
I had one of “those” days at school where it’s not like anything notably bad happened and you were surrounded by people you knew but after you still felt lonely and just feel shitty for some reason. You just feel so out of place, you feel like an extraterrestrial life form among your fellow classmates. When I got back home I saw this video in my recommendations and 5:53 just makes me love this band even more🖤
Idk why but I sometimes watch this video when I'm trying to relax. The way that Gerard talks in this interview really is very calming yet very inspirational to me. I can without a doubt credit Gerard and MCR in general as something that has saved me and inspired me to do better. I am 26 now and I have been an MCR fan for about 15-16 years. Ill never stop loving MCR and everything they still bring to the music scene. To the person that shared this video, thank you very much man.
You can hear the pain in his voice when he talks about witnessing 9/11. As a person who gets mildly triggered myself, I understand him whole-heartedly.
this is my favorite interview... he says so many things i can relate to, and we can really see that he has a very humble and good heart, oh my god soft hours how much i love him.
i'm here because i'm procrastinating on finishing a short story and i wanted to hear his voice. He's so fucking inspiring...so deep, compassionate and then wildly intuitive. Alright, kids...i'm out. Enjoy the reunion.
He's such an amazing human being I can't even express how amazing he is or how much I love him. He's such a rare kind of man and one of the best you'll find. Bless your soul Gerard
and here we have emo blind Gerard drinking tea. ☕️
Hahaha this is an old comment but it's hilarious😂😂😂😂
Anna Catherine lol
Emo blind Drunk* Gerard drinking “Tea”
Future Gee travels back in time to do do this interview. He still looks like a teenager😂😂
It's probably that is coffee
"I don't mean to out there and save the world, cause you can't do it" little did he know he saved millions of tiny worlds.
yaaas. yas. ♡♡♡♡♡♡☆☆☆☆☆
so true
Pie Productions Yep :)
Pie Productions he couldn’t save the world, but he saved the world for many :,)
*endless streams of tears*
If I didn't know who he was and watching this, I would've thought he was a blind person drinking tea
Oh my god :')
O M GEE
I just spit out my tea .....-_-
***** ROFL;D
***** He could have gone blind after seeing the towers fall.............
Well if you wanted HONEST TEA that's all you had to say... I'm gonna go now
• CreAte • lmao this comment is underrated
• CreAte • 😂😂😂😂lol
amen
I actually laughed out loud, good job
*it's funnier because Honest Tea is a legit brand. I dunno if it's still a thing but I mean it **_was_*
Yes he's emo, yes he looks blind, yes he's sipping tea. He's relaxed and living life. Now that's enough "Emo blind man drinking tea"
We all see the same thing 😂👌
Jishwa American Psycho Chemical Panic!
Omg GG dude
Jishwa American Psycho Chemical Panic! He's not emo.. xD
Jishwa American Psycho Chemical Panic! Dude.....
OMGee
he's not emo
hes not emo it makes me cringe how many people call him emo, he says that the band is nothing near emo, and neither is he.
Don't ever tell me this band is a suicide cult.
People who say that are total idiots.
TOP!
Yea this band saves lives. If someone ever says that to me I'm gonna slap them
@@systemfailure8515 Same
I have never heard somebody say that but if I do, there will be war
"the next album doesn't need to mean anything"
the next album means more then all of there other albums combined.
To you
ColdScarlet
I think they meant that Danger Days has a less self-interested concept, unlike its predecessors. It is about *rebelion* : fighting, leaving behind the differences and unite with other people in order to defeat something bigger than us.
However, I underestand some people preffer more "selfish" music, music about depression or so. I like it too, but I think DD has a more transcendental meaning.
I guess he was talking about 'Conventional weapons' the album without a concept that they after rejected and showed 'til 2013.
He's sensitive, insightful, concerned, creative, and just down right down to earth. He went through a lot of shit and saw an event that made him think, a job that challenged him to stand up to what was right and those being put down. From his rock bottom to being sober, relapsing and doing his best to get back sober for himself and his family. He sung and wrote songs for people who needed it the most, he said things for them for every stage he sung on that helped a lot of kids that followed the band to help themselves.
Gerard Arthur Way and My Chemical Romance in general, everybody.
Amen brother, you could not be more right!!✌️✌️
literally no one in the comments is discussing the actual interview which is on a very heavy subject
angel I know, it’s a little frustrating. I’m guessing most of these fans were probably still in diapers when 9/11 happened. It’s not a bad thing, but the impact of that event doesn’t affect them at all.
by fallout boy
ikr like i wasnt even born when it happened but it makes me sad that they are just making jokea about gerards appearance
@@culbycove4963 I wasn't born yet but my birthday is actually 11th September, so obviously I know about a massive event that happened that day - I get it though, like, it was clearly a massively horrible thing and people shouldn't joke about it
@@culbycove4963 I wasn't born yet and I have heard experiences from the event
Take your broken heart, turn it into art
*also known as - literally ever emo ever. Whether it be art or music or something else. We do just that.*
❤❤❤
That’s what I live by
i read that like the song Blackbird
periodt
You know Gerard's right you can't save the world. But he did pretty DAMN close
honestly
He saves millions of peoples worlds
@@beccanoble3100 i was about to say that.
there’s a bunch of worlds he managed to save, for real
"i wanted to be a part of a team i didnt just wanna be myself" *pete wentz screaming in the distance*
"It's pretty awesome"
You're pretty awesome.
Wait, no, actually, you're REALLY awesome. And you're also pretty, too. ;)
(~▪~)>
Classy but sassy ☕️
I know the topic of 911 is serious, so I don't know how appropriate it is to post (but I mean a lot of people are talking about his teacup so * shrugs *), but it kind of sounds like Gee has a kind of secret super power- the ability to absorb negative emotions from others and metabolise them so they feel better, but y'know he can't be empirically happy on his own.
I agree, he said in a couple of interviews that he has a strong sense of empathy, which is what you described, being able to pick up on peoples emotions.
SilentAnonymity He said in an interview once that he can feel empathy for people, and that it is a bad and good thing for him.
Its not that uncommon i got it too if people are sad i get sad and if people are happy im happy. You react based on the people around you.
I get that MCR fans consider 9/11 to be the start date of the band but the fact that they pester everyone on social media about it when the day rolls around is irritating. Especially when 9/11 was such a serious event. There are people who lost family and friends during 9/11 and the aftermath was even worse and for them to just... spam people with MCR is annoying.
+xxSmilingclouds1x yeah, and 9/11 wasn't even the birth of mcr. it's just where the idea *literally* came from, Mcr started about a week later
PINKIE OUT PINKIE OUT
When in doubt, pinkie out!
Heyyyy
Marisa Godfrey ((Ass out, pinkie out, sip.
+Oikawa Tooru 😂😂😂
@@alinatrevino8003 ah yes, the cultural expert.
0:12 his little teacup!!! he looks so adorable!
No I thought that too
According to the general publics stereotypical interpretation of "emo", Gerard isn't and never was.. he is inspirational, and in all ways against suicide and self harm. He saved SO many lives in mcr and as him himself including my life, and even though "emo" should never be an insult, I do feel he is so much more than just " that emo guy", not to mention he has said before in an interview that he was not emo and "emo was shit"... yes he had black hair, ( including white,red and orange , then blacky brown ) yes he sang about death BUT never encourages it. I'm constantly looking up to him for defying the stereotype "emo", and showing people that life is always worth living
he said he was the sheriff of emo town
May I bring to mind “I just got so emo I fell apart”
you seem to have a bad idea of what emo is.
@@valeriequintero6954 Yes because his fans were emo
@@pastries8393 and he was too, being emo doesn't mean to be suicidal..
its really interesting to see this interview now, cause in the last year gerard said all the stuff he said in here, about how after the black parade he felt they were finished and completed their mission. he said all that stuff ages ago, but none of us knew then what it meant.
It makes my hart hurt a lot
WELL GUESS WHAT? THEY’RE BACKKK
This is probably one of the best interviews because the questions and answers are such important questions and they don't focus on small joking things. It answers the questions most of the others don't.
sophisticated Gerard
omg woah 😻
My aunt used to work in the tower. Thank Jesus she was late for work that day!
That fucking teacup
Damn straight.
Ghost Shock The Killjoy unlike Gerard (despite you know.....being marrieddd but shhhh)
He may of not saved the entire world but he saved countless of ours
"Why do I want to create something special, and why do others want to destroy?" Artists create, some don't like the money part of it - they just want to give their creations away. MCR were artists, but it's hard to make a living giving your art away. It's OK to make a living doing what you love; MCR did change the world, they were great examples, and gave hope.
Jaqui_0 true
Yeah this interview really inspired me, and now I realise... what am I doing with my life? If only I was a good song writer... 😞
BOULEVARD OF BROKEN CHEESE Come on! I bet you can learn how to sing, play the guitar, bass, drums or whatever you want... And maybe someday you'll find someone that will help you writing your own songs!!
You need to destroy something so beautiful sometimes
Gerard is probably one of the best people ever.
he is 😏
Yes
"And at that moment i was like 'oh this doesn't mean anything this is all garbage' like this is all bullshit, and i need to do something, that actually mean something or, my life's gonna mean nothing, just like this cartoon. It means nothing like it's all going to mean nothing if i don't do something and it doesn't mean like go out there and save the world, cuz you can't OBVIOUSLY. But it means, you know, go out there and make some kind of difference or save something, that has some kind of value to it, or connect with another human being. "
~ Gerard Way
3:54 - 4:27
What he said just mean so much to me i just sincerely hope this had like an impact on people out there too
It definitely impacted me.
same
the fact that he seem's either drunk or hungover and can still talk about something so deeply and sound so intelligent and seem so kind is amazing.
Give me a crate of beer for free and I'll do the same.
How.
How can you call this evil. This is just a man who wanted to live. He wanted to give a voice to people who did not have one. He wanted to make a difference Instead of a cartoon. He wanted us to be happy. Be ourselves. In this video, he opened up and talked about a really difficult time full of darkness, and that he wanted to help people and put out a massage that we will be ok.
DONT YOU EVER CALL THIS BAND A SUSIDE CULT.
"I don't mean go out there and save the world. Cause you can't, obviously." Why am I laughing so hard?? So encouraging, Gerard.
Yeah his voice is very sexy and he is way cute.. His whole personality is just awesome and how he gets so deep there is alot more to him than some people think even though his songs are deep Idk how yo explain it. But he is just an overall an amazing person and I would kill just to take a picture with him. Wish I went to one of his concerts. Big miss out.
Yes yes yes YEEEESS
"and he is way cute.."
no pun intended? XD
You commented on my birthday Jordan Stiletto
He is "way" cute, pun? No pun? Ok...
gerard is indeed an amazing person ☺ im really glad that a guy like him exists in this world
The tea cup. The tea cup
Im similar to Gerard in high school I just observed the people around me (wasn't very popular either)
NintendNO JoyceDS same here
NintendNO JoyceDS same
Same here. And I'm not even in hs yet
Sameeeeeeee
the entire interview i was thinking, "you sassy fuck..."
The band filled a need that no one knew they needed; the fans, G, Mikey. I wonder why the alcohol & drug abuse continued? I get that it's everywhere & probably even harder to avoid in the music scene, but why the overuse, and WHY the continual desire for suicide? SO SAD, they're such beautiful people with so much good to say and great music to say it in. I hope they are all super happy in their lives and careers now.
בוא נעשה סקס I know, it's a serious lifetime struggle. So sad.
fuck depression.
I’m grateful that Gerard worked on his mental health around 2015 and 16.
It makes me so sad when I hear people I love are struggling. Whether I know them personally or not. I’ve seen depression in so many friends and it freaked me out to no end that they are struggling and idk if I’ll see them again after every goodbye. And the worst part is idk how to help. I feel terrible seeing this happen to people I care about and not being able to help. I keep telling them it’s going to be ok but I know that’s not enough
+deekat3279 The fuck it doesn't.
His phrase "Why do I want to create something special, and why do others want to destroy?" reminded me a lot of the trailer of SING: "Would you destroy something perfect to make it beautiful?"
I wish that mcr would pull a fall out boy and come back even bigger and better than before
Twenty One Pilots Panic! At a Fall Out Boy Concert same tho
lmao fall out boy came back worse-
+before it gets better the darkness gets bigger
i just erased the paragraph long comment for you
*pull a fall out boy* should be an actual phrase in the emo world lmao
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The entire video I was just laughing at Gerard's tea cup..
Same xD
Soledad Cortes JIMIN
Thea Dimla Yoo ARMY where u at 😂😂
Am I the only one thinking he was hungover?
Caitlin White sadly...no you’re not
Caitlin White That's what I thought.
He was sober in 2008
^^ what Emily said.
top shagger girl Well, that's what he said, but sadly, we don't know that for sure.
My Dearest Gerard,
You were not made like other people because God made you differently the way you are supposed to be. You weren't made to be like other people. He has a divine plan for you and here you are fulfilling it. Keep that in mind.
Your Loving Fan,
MieKayla L. Singleton
Heck yeah! Amen!
Gee is god what are you talking about
Lauren Priestley he's a person, not a god. I only believe in one as i am a Christian.
my religion is called the emo trinity, where Gerard is god
Twenty One Pilots Panic! At a Fall Out Boy Concert may I convert
Why am I watching a blind man drinking tea? (Jk)
holy shit i didnt expect him to talk about 9/11 and today is the anniversary of 9/11 im kinda scared by the coincidence
I can't stop watching his hand movements and staring at his hands..
So he is talking about a very tragic incident
And we are all just focusing on the fact that he looks like a blind dude sippin some tea 😂
I'm either staring at his hands or teacup.
same xD
SAME😭
little did he know that 16 hours before he saw the Twin Towers go down a girl was born whose life he'd change
Same
I'm new to the fandom, so um... Who is the girl? :o
Deep ,bro.
I'm new here, please explain? Who is the little girl?
Oh wait is it you?
Oh mi god this interview is like, really interesting but Gerard looks like a blind emo guy drinking tea and i cant stop giggling because its 12:06 am and im watching a man drink tea.
And the interview means nothing to me because i keep missing it
SAME only its 1:20 am
same but at 3:57 xD
Same but @5:00 am yep, I can't sleep so I watch Gerard drinking "tea" or "coffee"
Ellie Bretherton-Upton rigth now is 12:13am
6:02 he built different
he’s such a genuine person, it’s awful that he had to witness 9/11
He may not have been able to save the whole world but he definitely saved countless lives. And thats really all you can do, I guess. Just try to save as many lives as you can, in whatever way you can, one life at a time.
Gerard Way very well may be the single most amazing person out there. I hope him and everyone else in the band live very happy lives, doing what ever they love with whom they love
People think he looks blind but he looks more hungover than anything
It kinda sucks how people only realize things (good or bad (specifically the former)) in times of potential danger, anger, sadness, and general negative feeling(s). It would be nice if we could realize these things without needing to be forced into a decision by a traumatic event like 9/11. To a certain extent, I honestly wish I could sympathize with the people who saw it happen, even just through a TV screen, as I was only 17 months old at the time, and I was also probably asleep at the time as well. It actually seems weird how once every year I am reminded of an event that changed our country completely, and that I, to a certain extent, lived through, but I don't remember it happening, and was never even emotionally affected by until 10, 11, maybe even 12 years after the fact.
with all the destructive shit that goes on in the world, remembering that theres people creating like gerard brings me a little bit of hope.
We feel the same way in our High School, we are outcasts we are different we have been made fun of because we are creating something that we love. But it doesn't bother us because what we think of ourselves is all that matters.
Big hug to this goat. God bless
Im 27 years old, and lived my adolescent years through these mcr years, and also witness the catastrophic aftermath of 9/11 not only emotionally but societal. It changed OUR generation entirely, it led to mcr being something I turned to shortly after as well. I still have the original cd from many years ago in my parents basement somewhere, but I still go check on mcr every now and then when moments in my life are hard, even now as an adult.
Great interview, i find myself observing others too and wanting to make a change but I am no where near brave enough to start a band or do something spontaneous like that.
me: "Wow, this is so interesting. Gerard's words are so deep and meaningful"
also me: **laughs hysterically when Gerard sips tea**
I have been listening to this band since I was 16 years old. I’m 31 now, and I just had the chance to see them live last year. They’re amazing, and I find Gerard to be a really interesting and amazing person. I have also been a big fan of Bowie for years now and last year while I was watching “Moonage Daydream”, I confirmed how big of a genius Bowie was, he was a singer, composer, actor, painter, designer, and overall a really intelligent person. I’m saying this because I know G is a fan of Bowie and I find Gerard to be a really complete artist as well, he is a singer, musician, songwriter, comic author, artist, has created great concepts for their albums, tours and music videos. Also, he seems like a sensitive, intelligent and nice person. Being myself someone who makes a living from a “creative job” I find him to be an inspiration in so many levels. I’m so glad to have had the chance to see the return of MCR and to watch them performing live. I hope them to continue making music together, they’re wonderful ❤
his little Cup in his little hand Oh my gdo
It's interesting to hear what happened that day from someone who was there that didn't have one if those cliche stories ...
Yeah! My mom was working in Hoboken ( we’re from Hoboken). And she said she saw when the planes hit and went crazy calling my grandma because my grandma was with my oldest brother at the time who was a baby. Which they weren’t by the towers or anything they actually well were in Hoboken 💀 but my mom thought america was going into war and she knew her boss was coming from the terminal I think that was from New York to Hoboken and she called him to make sure he was okay. (He was thank god) and then their building went into locked down and everyone was okay after. Really really sad day for many families though.. may they Rest In Peace❤️
I love him
I couldn't even imagine living the day Gerard was. Its amazing how he was able to get through this tough time. That must be scary
I love MCR and Gerard way so much. It's not even funny.
I listen to Gee’s interviews with more focus and seriousness than documentaries shown to our class at school 😌
this gave me chills! Gerard is so incredible
It's like Gee doesn't even wanna talk two minutes in. He seems like he's going to cry. Poor thing, it must be a hard topic to talk about.
He's amazingg
He is a genuinely kind-hearted person omgee
I wish I had as much confidence as Gerard 😭 I’m very empathetic too but I’m also rlly sensitive and paranoid so it’s hard for me to peruse anything
He has a great philosophy
Okay who spiked the tea because he was very surreptitious and no one excepted he would spike the tea *cough *cough Tea *cough...😉
P!atd?
+phanbandom yep
punch?
There's a good reason these tables are numbered honey you just haven't figured it out yet
im so sorry. i see the date of thr comment. 1 day after...... that day.....
help ive never been more attracted to another human being help me
Is it normal that i find something comforting about him talking?! i could just lie down listening to his voice all day!
his voice is killing me. it's so beautifulll
I just realized that my pfp is from this interveiw
He started to band because he wanted to help people and he succeeded. MCR has changed my life. Gerard is the biggest inspiration to me
i clicked on this expecting to laugh but now my eyes are watering. heck
i was in the fourth grade when 9/11 happened. i still remember we were doing a speech therapy thing in the class and vaguely that the teachers were aware of something that had happened. but everything else about that day is a complete blur to me.
I literally still enjoy listening to these to sleep sometimes
I had one of “those” days at school where it’s not like anything notably bad happened and you were surrounded by people you knew but after you still felt lonely and just feel shitty for some reason. You just feel so out of place, you feel like an extraterrestrial life form among your fellow classmates. When I got back home I saw this video in my recommendations and 5:53 just makes me love this band even more🖤
I was in 7 grade when 9/11 happened. Gerard is 12 years older than me and he was also friends with my Uncle until my Uncle's death in October of 2011
Idk why but I sometimes watch this video when I'm trying to relax. The way that Gerard talks in this interview really is very calming yet very inspirational to me. I can without a doubt credit Gerard and MCR in general as something that has saved me and inspired me to do better. I am 26 now and I have been an MCR fan for about 15-16 years. Ill never stop loving MCR and everything they still bring to the music scene. To the person that shared this video, thank you very much man.
I'm crying-
your name *flings self out window*
+FlowerfulFirefly from jumping out the second floor
You can hear the pain in his voice when he talks about witnessing 9/11. As a person who gets mildly triggered myself, I understand him whole-heartedly.
I'm wearing my MCR shirt and literally just watched a Michael Jackson interview. Then I came to this interview and damn this is different-
him: you cant save the world. obviously
me: well, you saved lives. Millions of lives. Including me, thank you
i just admire gerard. he's such an admirable person and i could listen to him talking for hours
Dude I love his voice... I'm over their breakup... Maybe because I know he's happy writin comics but just him talking cheers me up! It's crazy,
The tea cup 😂
Little did he know he’d be giving peoples lives meaning years after mcr broke up. Especially mine. He’s given me so much meaning.
did we all just skip past the part where he got a bottle of piss thrown at him?
Everyone's saying it's tea, which I understand because, it's a TEA cup. But I thought it was coffee because, Gerard.
*drinks tea, but in a punk way*
this is my favorite interview... he says so many things i can relate to, and we can really see that he has a very humble and good heart, oh my god soft hours how much i love him.
I thought this was going to be a funny video, but I’m so glad it’s 100% serious
i'm here because i'm procrastinating on finishing a short story and i wanted to hear his voice. He's so fucking inspiring...so deep, compassionate and then wildly intuitive. Alright, kids...i'm out. Enjoy the reunion.
all he wanted to do was save people and he truly did save me i'm crying ijdals;fkjdals;fk
He's such an amazing human being I can't even express how amazing he is or how much I love him. He's such a rare kind of man and one of the best you'll find. Bless your soul Gerard
wow, how can you not love this man?
thanks for posting this interviews awesome!
cool interview, (; thanks for posting.
Yo this is the first comment on this video