Armie HammerTime Podcast - Episode 104 - Armie's Best Friend - Tyler Ramsey

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  • Опубліковано 6 лют 2025
  • In the first recorded episode, Armie sits down with the person who inspired him to start the pod - best friend, artist and podcaster, Tyler Ramsey - for an honest conversation about creativity, friendship, and rebuilding after a public downfall. After getting Armie up to speed on Podcasting 101, Tyler reflects on the struggles of supporting him through his darkest moments. Armie opens up about the ripple effects of his actions on his marriage, friendships, and Tyler’s life. Together, they explore accountability, growth, and finding meaning in simplicity-even if Tyler still misses Armie's old pool.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 243

  • @oliviasmom426
    @oliviasmom426 2 місяці тому +13

    I smiled the whole way through this podcast. Armie is so funny, humble, self-deprecating, smart, and entertaining. I could watch him for hours.

  • @listen1648
    @listen1648 2 місяці тому +24

    Oh dear armie so happy to see you every Monday.
    I am following you from 2018-19 and just by seeing your eyes, smile and you, i deeply felt this man needs help. I used to think please someone guard him, help him, LOVE him and i am so proud of you that YOU did that to yourself. Anyone can become the top Hollywood actor, yes anyone but the most difficult thing in this world is to find yourself and most people do everything to not to do that because they are scared what they may find. It needs courage and you are very strong and courageous my man. Its not just drugs and sex, its also sometimes the work we do to run away from ourselves and pretend everything is just fine and that lead the same destination, never truly know who you are. So happy to see you are now able to see yourself and can acknowledge what you want and what not. I hope you get all the love that you craved since your childhood 💚

    • @xmccormack
      @xmccormack 2 місяці тому

      @@listen1648 beautiful stated/expressed! 🍀

  • @loneross
    @loneross 2 місяці тому +33

    It's a true gift to be allowed to see a bit of the inside of this smearing campaign and how it affected people involved and those around them. I'm really grateful for your generosity - your's, Amie, and your guests. This feels like the most honest thing I've watched in a VERY long time and it fills me with hope. Thank you!

    • @jbuehler00
      @jbuehler00 Місяць тому

      The honesty is refreshing. I am in a place where I cannot find people I truly connect with or are even capable of the kind of intellectual thought and conversations I’d like and I’m so glad I have several hours of unwatched Armie episodes to ingest to help scratch my brain in an area that’s been neglected for so long lol.

    • @SchindlersFiist
      @SchindlersFiist 25 днів тому

      It's almost ironic how a single bad breakup can potentially derail a career in an instant. The thought of living constantly on edge, unable to trust others, would be incredibly draining. I can't even begin to fathom what he must have endured. It's refreshing to see that Armie showed a level of discernment.

  • @melmc9672
    @melmc9672 2 місяці тому +18

    I can not tell you @Armie Hammer,how much I'm enjoying our pods,such a great enterprise on your part

  • @RoyKoopaling
    @RoyKoopaling 2 місяці тому +54

    My favourite thing about this podcast is the constant revelation that people see garbage trucks in real life.

  • @stacienicholson6525
    @stacienicholson6525 2 місяці тому +14

    Authenticity is off the hook! How refreshing! 🎉

  • @mecc0221
    @mecc0221 2 місяці тому +35

    This makes you appreciate the people who did not walk out even more. One can only hope for a friendship like this and the support that Tyler gave. It's also eye-opening to watch that the things we see on social media and the illusions most fans have are the exact opposite of reality. Rooting for Armie's continued growth and success.

  • @JelenaRudenko
    @JelenaRudenko 2 місяці тому +72

    Thank you for being so honest and open, Armie.
    I have to say some things though - you were allowed to be unhappy with the life you had despite everyone saying the opposite. You were allowed to want out of this life and the marriage. You shouldn't have any feelings of guilt because of that. Yes, the way you choose hurt people around you, but it doesn't look like someone has helped you to get what you really wanted and listened to you. Everyone said - hey, dude, you have a perfect life, what else do you want. I'm glad your friends stayed with you during this horrible time, but I wonder, how they didn't see you are unhappy. Sorry to say this, but fans (only from Elizabeth's Instagram) could tell it for a long time. And people around you have to stop telling you, how you hurt poor Elizabeth. I know, you will never say a bad word about the mother of your kids and that's admirable. But what she did to you can't be forgiven and forgotten. You are not the only one who needs to take responsibility, but we know, it will never happen with her. Forgive yourself, Armie, you did what you could to survive.
    Thank you for this podcast, I'm already looking for the next episode 🙌

    • @JocasCue
      @JocasCue 2 місяці тому +12

      Well said 👍

    • @GilanaHealer
      @GilanaHealer 2 місяці тому +16

      Completely agree. So well said, I almost posted a similar comment but mine would've been a bit more blunt and angry at how there's no justifying what she did. I'll just applaud your diplomacy and clarity.

    • @ValentinaGal
      @ValentinaGal 2 місяці тому +13

      All of this, you said it perfectly.

    • @Cherry-u7i
      @Cherry-u7i 2 місяці тому +25

      You wrote what many people think! It's unbearable to see how everyone around him justifies this vile woman and her terrible deeds.

    • @LaporteNadine
      @LaporteNadine 2 місяці тому +9

      That is what she wants to be the victime! But people like us can still see who she is!

  • @Mcs7web
    @Mcs7web 2 місяці тому +8

    I’m so happy Armie decided to start a podcast! Another talent of his ❤

  • @biljanaavramovic9579
    @biljanaavramovic9579 2 місяці тому +17

    There is nothing more precious than friendship. Stay cool

  • @JasTavares
    @JasTavares 2 місяці тому +20

    He is so handsome, and his podcast is actually really good. Im glad you started doing it.

  • @malarkeygirl05
    @malarkeygirl05 2 місяці тому +24

    I'm gonna be real honest here. I didn't really know who he was prior to the allegations against him. I mean, I knew of him by name and I watched like two or three of his movies but even then I didn't realize he was the same guy in those movies. And when the allegations came out I didn’t pay much attention to them because, again, I didn’t really know who he was and the pandemic was kinda preoccupying me. But when I watched his interviews with Bill Maher and Piers Morgan (both of whom I follow), it peaked my interest enough to read more into the allegations and I realized that, while maybe some of them had substance, it was mainly a group of bitter exes that wanted to spite him. Good for him for turning his life around. I'm one of those people who believes that everything happens for a reason and I think the reason for his downfall was so he could become a better person in the end. So good luck, Armie. Hope things continue to get better for you here on out. And this is coming from someone who is not necessarily a fan. No offense… lol!

    • @erikafernlund8191
      @erikafernlund8191 2 місяці тому +4

      @@malarkeygirl05 same! I stumbled upon The House of Hammer and thought "What in the actual fudge is this?!! 🤨" But also thought that you really have to take everything you hear with a grain of salt. It went from there and am really happy for Armie. He needed a reboot and it worked out great for him, as it seems! 🤗

    • @maplenlilac
      @maplenlilac 2 місяці тому +3

      Oh no thanks for saying like 99% of what's in my head about him.. like I can't call myself a fan or follower of him but I just know him as actor (first from CMBYN) but never really got to keep up w/ him or his movies. Then fast forward after pandemic I bumped across the news and remember how it's so unfair for him to get his life crushed by bitter people and he's this close to end his life too.. but in short I'm glad he's managed to survive this far and hope the world will be kinder and will accept him for who he is now, and in time of needs hope he gets a strong support system too.

  • @sheriec5925
    @sheriec5925 2 місяці тому +14

    “Your crisis reveals my true friends.” 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

    • @HouseofEffie
      @HouseofEffie 2 місяці тому

      Armie’s “crisis” was his sexual assault victims telling on him. Our crisis was Armie attacking us and raping us.

  • @auntvesuvi3872
    @auntvesuvi3872 2 місяці тому +11

    Thanks to Armie and Tyler! 🎙

  • @Fanfanviewer
    @Fanfanviewer 2 місяці тому +13

    This is just a terrific series.

  • @almudenagonzalez1257
    @almudenagonzalez1257 2 місяці тому +2

    Taking responsibility, being accountable for our actions. We all make mistakes and absolutely no one could stand the scrutiny of an entire planet. This podcast is very interesting, love to witness the dynamics and how the interviewees embrace the moment with Armie. Looking forward to further episodes! I admire Armie’s strenght and it shows hope towards our moments of fail in life, big or small.

  • @melmc9672
    @melmc9672 2 місяці тому +12

    Now i MUST go listen to Painful lessons Podcast,i love finding more pods to listen to💙💙💙

  • @isabellecenzon9745
    @isabellecenzon9745 2 місяці тому +27

    The Buddha story is the perfect metaphor for where you are now. You have come so far. You are now officially UNFUCKWITHABLE. To me, this defines someone who knows themselves so deeply and are finally so comfortable in their own skin, that their sense of self and inner peace is unshakeable. The only important thing is to know their own truth; so much so that any outside force is met with calmness and tolerance and even a generosity and willingness to accept someone else's truth, though it is in opposition to your own. It has been a long and hard journey to get to this point, and I am so proud of you!

    • @jimparsons4312
      @jimparsons4312 2 місяці тому +3

      the buddhists say without suffering there is no enlightenment or something like that

    • @HouseofEffie
      @HouseofEffie 2 місяці тому

      Buddha was not a rapist. In the next episode is he gonna compare Jesus to a pedophile?

    • @CMch22
      @CMch22 Місяць тому +1

      @@isabellecenzon9745 This comment is a perfect example of why parasocial relationships are weird. Come on, get a grip.

    • @ChristinaTautz
      @ChristinaTautz Місяць тому +1

      @@HouseofEffie and you say in your current Post on Instagram Armie attacks you weekly. You immediately deleted critical comments on your current post. Why are you even watching the podcast if you are as traumatized as you describe in your post.

  • @DariaShatov
    @DariaShatov 2 місяці тому +29

    A young immature boy, a bit rebellious but with very promising future, from a “good family” marrying a baker woman and then engaging later in self-destructive behavior to “burn down the house” because the fakeness and non-stop control established all around him felt saffocating, robbing him of independence and any chance to mature? Who could imagine this would happen? Well, in essence, this was well expected. It is nice to see him recovering after the fire. Sad that his kids will end up dealing with this - hopefully, he will be mature enough to protect and guide them wisely when the time comes. Good that he has friends like Tyler. It can only get better from now on. The storm is over, you have reached the island. Build a new life, avoid past mistakes. Don’t rush. Wise up, mature, and stay fun in a cleaner/sober way, free of addiction.

  • @lizcoleman5229
    @lizcoleman5229 2 місяці тому +19

    What a great podcast Armie! It's very therapeutic. I appreciate your honesty and how humble you are. Keep it going. Congratulations!

  • @markdavis3749
    @markdavis3749 2 місяці тому +15

    Have been a fan for a few years and good to see you back taking control!

  • @kristinab8019
    @kristinab8019 2 місяці тому +6

    I love these podcasts, every time I find something interesting for myself, something to think about! That costs a lot nowadays

  • @annahannah5617
    @annahannah5617 2 місяці тому +27

    I, and I guess many more of your fans, realized already a long time ago that you weren't happy in your marriage! It's a bit weird that your close friends obviously didn't notice your unhappiniess too! I mean all those song recommendations you posted on twitter or talked about in talkshows .... it was obvious that you wanted to show people how you felt at the time! Many of those songs were really dark and destructive, but there were also some beautiful and/or sad love songs!
    I don't want to repeat what some have already said here, but I just want to say that it's good that you admitted to past wrongdoings and took accountability, but I don't think you are the only one that should take accountabiltity! I am happy that the truth is out there about who orchestrated this whole smear campaign and from my point of view, you owe your ex-wife absolutely nothing, it was not ok what she did, no matter how hurt she was! But I do understand that you want peace not only for yourself, but also for your children! And in this situation it's the best for your children if there parents aren't fighting! But you should keep in mind what she did and you should also be careful around people who justify her behaviour! It's not justifiable and it never will be!
    Apart from that, I want to say, that I really enjoy your podcast and hope for many more interesting episodes! You go Armie! 💛

  • @jbuehler00
    @jbuehler00 Місяць тому

    I need a friend like this. What a gift to have such solid friends in your corner. I’m glad Armie had them during the awful period of darkness. I’ve had moments where “friends” really abandoned/betrayed/hurt me and it’s so hard to find yourself alone during times of crisis and the ppl who should be there just disappear because of judgements or other shortsighted ideas.

  • @Christine-221
    @Christine-221 8 днів тому

    I love your podcast and the way you are transparant. I think one of my dreams would be to have a conversation with you one day because I can relate to parts of the things that you are talking about. It seams like you have done so much growth and I appreciate you a lot. Thank you for being open and thank you for being who you are🩵🙂

  • @luisdaniel6167
    @luisdaniel6167 2 місяці тому +21

    Love these conversations. Don’t stop please.

  • @verdigrisgris
    @verdigrisgris 2 місяці тому +11

    Love the energy in this. Like just sitting chilling listening to your friends talk.
    My goodness, also how wounded you can see you are when your friends talk about how it affected their lives. This was a great podcast. Sending healing vibes! 💝

  • @annechildress2721
    @annechildress2721 2 місяці тому +3

    LOVE this. Especially owning your narrative. Army, I found you via your mom being on a Christian podcaster (her parents are in jail and she's fighting to help them - I watch her sometimes) and I ended up finding your post when you did second podcast. So enjoying it and so glad so glad you are owning your narrative. Keep up great work - and the set is looking great!

    • @kellyrob4296
      @kellyrob4296 2 місяці тому

      What is his mom’s Christian podcast? I liked her; a bit pushy but she probably fears for her son’s salvation. She’s just being a mom.

  • @summersparks5455
    @summersparks5455 2 місяці тому +3

    Dude, loved the interview with your best friend. I found it interesting that when he brought up the whole going to church an having the best time with your family, you said something to effect of... Yeah, but two days later we went on a bender. His wanting to run towards wholesomeness seems to semi deny his (possibly darker aspects) while you calling it out struck me as being completely truthful. It's the hypocrisy ya can't stand it seems. Infinitely relatable.
    Also, when you said ppl who love you would love you an ppl who hate you would hate you no matter what you do. It's like you have a keen understanding that neither of those extremes are actually real. That the ppl who try to genuinely like you (based on what we know an perceive of you) are taking the bad with the good an using common sense to go, ok. We're not gonna swing too far either way. We understand you're just a human. Your shit stinks like everyone else's. You may have been gifted by nature an circumstance from birth, but what have you really done with it? Now your getting there. Its like seeing the lights comming on in you, like watching you go... Ok... I'm gifted here, but I've also busted my ass to hone this an this over here. The fact that you're more comfortable in your 200ft barely plus, (what elitists would consider a real shithole in a shit part of town) apartment (that you've beautified like a boss BTW ((good interior decorating skills bro, digging the minimilism)), is beyond fucking awesome! You're figuring out what rly matters dude. An I have the sneaking suspicion that you rly knew what mattered all along. You're also being the epitome of the rest of us for public view. The reason your podcast is working is because we're all on this fucked up hay ride with ya. Yee fucking haw bro. Keep it up, your doing it man! Great job. Keep finding an expressing your authenticity. Please! Thank you!
    👍🤙🤟

  • @4everspace
    @4everspace 2 місяці тому +1

    One of the best gifts someone can give you is their time & attention to listen.

  • @tektogeorge9394
    @tektogeorge9394 2 місяці тому +6

    Yeaaaaa! Best Friends Podcast!

  • @jael001
    @jael001 2 місяці тому +13

    Great episode. I love how candid you both were. There were some things I knew, some things I suspected, and some things I didn't know, which makes for a great podcast. The people that abandoned your friends because they were still supporting you were not ever real friends and are no loss. It's sad, but some people aren't interested in the actual truth, just in their version of it, and it's still happening now. You can try to open their eyes and minds but they want to believe what they want to believe and those people aren't worth the time or effort in the end.

  • @clariceandjones
    @clariceandjones 2 місяці тому +6

    I don't know why but this episode makes me think of the great song of R.E.M.…"Imitation of life". Actually no one could see Armie cry.
    He is so sinsere that he could not stand fake "perfect" life, I think.
    Sometimes we have to destroy something not to kill ourselves.
    This beautiful prince had to escape from his "beautiful" castle. But it's ok, beautiful prince is still beautiful inside out even in the wilderness.

  • @courtneymarie6459
    @courtneymarie6459 2 місяці тому +5

    This was a great episode! Love seeing you & Tyler's friendship & conversations👑💝💋

  • @nickibinski
    @nickibinski 2 місяці тому +1

    Your expression is helping me get closer to myself. Thank you

  • @AhmedHany-ie7xg
    @AhmedHany-ie7xg 2 місяці тому +1

    "Translating videos is challenging for me because UA-cam's translation is very stupid, but I always enjoy watching each episode."

  • @marcosandrawes3641
    @marcosandrawes3641 2 місяці тому +8

    Love you Armie

  • @efratbassan3872
    @efratbassan3872 2 місяці тому +15

    Crisis does reveal true friends, Im happy you had true friends who stood by you and supported you when fake friends were silent or absent. Fake friends can walk out and never come back, no loss there. Also, it's not a perfect life when you are being controlled in everything you do and say.. you wanting to leave that "perfect" is totally understandable AND an ex can never plan and excute the most vile and vicious smear campaign against the father of her kids to destroy him, leading to his almost suicide NO matter how hurt she is. The safety of her kids should be her first priority, not her hurt ego

  • @cuteicha464
    @cuteicha464 2 місяці тому +1

    "WE WILL KNOW HOW STRONG THE BOAT, AFTER SAILING ON BAD WEATHER "
    Keep your amazing work

  • @steevenhydetercero
    @steevenhydetercero 2 місяці тому +11

    This is so refreshing. Both Armie and Tyler are really great guys.

  • @tomlangdon9157
    @tomlangdon9157 2 місяці тому +8

    I never bought any of the bs the media said about Armie, but the man put himself through hell (and takes responsibility). He seems like a good guy who faced up, grew up, and is a far better man. I would welcome a friendship with him.

    • @kellyrob4296
      @kellyrob4296 2 місяці тому +3

      He probably feels free; finally and for probably the first time.

  • @armenmelkonian2304
    @armenmelkonian2304 2 місяці тому +2

    Keep going buddy, you're doing great! Can't wait to see you on a screen again!🖤

  • @jepros
    @jepros 2 місяці тому +28

    Pretty disrespectful of Tyler to interrupt with superficial memories of a freaking pool when Armie is talking about his inner anguish from an awful marriage. And of course Elizabeth didn’t like the pool either. Does she like anything? She criticised/made fun of his shoes, hair, clothes, even got annoyed when he wore face paint at their kids birthday. Obviously no one deserves to be cheated on, but Armie’s pain about the life he felt trapped in is understandable if you’ve spent any time on Elizabeth’s instagram page. And any heartbreak she suffered was NOT a green light for her to spread fake stories to press during the pandemic, conspire with a stalker or claim he wanted to kill his kids (only to months later when it didn’t work say he was the best dad ever). She also could’ve just gotten a divorce instead of playing pretend happy families on instagram for another 2-3 years. Fans could tell they weren’t together anymore from like 2019. Anyway glad to see Armie has found authenticity and inner peace in escaping all that superficiality. If peace is a tiny apartment with garbage trucks outside then that’s exactly what peace is!

    • @maledge1074
      @maledge1074 2 місяці тому +9

      Perfectly said. He will never place blame on Elizabeth, but there is no justification for what she did to him. It was very obvious to me that the marrieage had been unhappy for a very long time. I'm still wondering how she can show her face in public after what she did.

    • @jael001
      @jael001 2 місяці тому +6

      Beautifully said!

    • @Pinnfeathers
      @Pinnfeathers 2 місяці тому +1

      @@jepros The point of Tyler’s comment about the pool was not superficial. It was to highlight how perfect Armie’s life looked on the outside while he struggled internally with living up to such impossibly high standards all the time by his wife, his mother, and the public. Tyler is a witness to the entire arc of Armie’s adult life. He provides valuable insight, and gave Armie the perfect set up in the podcast with that comment to explain his unhappiness in that seemingly perfect PERFECT life. Tyler looks goofy and talks like a burnout surfer dude but he had something significant to contribute to the conversation. He’s a great friend.

    • @jepros
      @jepros 2 місяці тому +5

      @@Pinnfeathers Well no, Tyler starts by saying that he originally told Armie “you have a perfect life” when Armie was in distress. Like your best friend is falling apart and you respond with “But you have a perfect life?” That’s like the #1 worst thing to say. The one thing everyone says NOT to say to a person who is suffering.

    • @TheSandyNicole
      @TheSandyNicole Місяць тому +1

      @@jepros Considering that it seems this Tyler guy has also dealt/deals with drug use then it's kinda wonky advice.

  • @AgnesKovacsneKatona
    @AgnesKovacsneKatona 2 місяці тому +5

    What kind of friend or family doesn't notice that their loved one is suffering in a situation???? Is that a friend at all???
    I'm not a close acquaintance of Armie, yet it was clear how much that narcissistic woman oppresses, controls, and humiliates him in front of others.

    • @jepros
      @jepros 2 місяці тому +1

      Well you see he was too busy eating a cookie by the Hollywood pool 🤡

  • @MelissaRobinson-x8p
    @MelissaRobinson-x8p 2 місяці тому

    I'm really loving how your space is coming along! I'm really enjoying watching your podcasts. 🙂 Keep up the great work Armie!

  • @KIll_BoT300
    @KIll_BoT300 2 місяці тому

    This podcast is such a gift, thank you Armie !

  • @Ditvtwcurgbit
    @Ditvtwcurgbit 2 місяці тому +1

    Arnie you are a legend

  • @linreedshukla
    @linreedshukla 2 місяці тому +13

    😆 My only problem with these podcasts… they leave me wanting.
    Maybe a good thing? 😎👍 This has become one of my faves. Please, sir, may I have some more?

    • @jimparsons4312
      @jimparsons4312 2 місяці тому +3

      you know it’s a good podcast when your pissed it’s too short

  • @love_myfam
    @love_myfam Місяць тому +1

    Crisis reveals someone's true character. Genuine friends are revealed in tough times.

  • @2269tah
    @2269tah 2 місяці тому +2

    Armie, I just joined the HAMMERHEADS and I supported you all through you having to deal with crazy wacko WOKE people that knew NOTHING about you or the relationship you had with your ex-Love. How ridiculous they all were, those self-righteous bastards!! I support you here & now as the great actor you are and always will be.

  • @rabbitholedeb
    @rabbitholedeb 2 місяці тому +6

    Lmao. The opening of the first recording is like 2 broke dudes. Love how real it is!

  • @KendraReacts
    @KendraReacts 2 місяці тому +5

    Look, Elizabeth, still thinks she lives in perfect world. One day she’ll realize it doesn’t really exist. We all have issues. She just chooses to ignore hers.

  • @QTpatootie95
    @QTpatootie95 2 місяці тому +2

    Love the pod Archie, super authentic important content!

  • @Никто-х3н
    @Никто-х3н 2 місяці тому +6

    Cancel Elizabeth Chambers! 🤬

  • @jennifersejd7492
    @jennifersejd7492 2 місяці тому +1

    I’ve already learned so much. I wish you posted more often.

  • @qui_etes_vous
    @qui_etes_vous 2 місяці тому +10

    "WHERE MY HAMMER HEADS AT" HAHAHHAAHA! I'm with you there 😂😂

  • @deborahwornick2673
    @deborahwornick2673 2 місяці тому +22

    Armie have you ever considered writing a book? It could go in so many different directions. How to navigate success on the scale you've had, or trauma work with some of the best books you've read and lessons you've learned, or...

  • @kralovnehier2185
    @kralovnehier2185 2 місяці тому +1

    It is great like always. A lot of love Armie ❤️😘😘

  • @Theway10040
    @Theway10040 2 місяці тому +8

    my new favourite podcast, love you armie

  • @GraphterYT
    @GraphterYT 2 місяці тому +2

    Great video Armie, I'm from Brazil and I'm training my English with your podcast, it's been great

  • @Alicia-m6r7q
    @Alicia-m6r7q 2 місяці тому +1

    Tu valentía y coraje son dignos de más admiración de lo que me han producido tus maravillosas actuaciones. Sos cada día más respetable y que vuelvas es un regalo a tu audiencia y vos mismo. Gracias tyler y por cierto amé tus pantalones. Gracias por tan hermosa amistad.

  • @sparkyshorts1517
    @sparkyshorts1517 2 місяці тому +5

    Yay! You had Tyler on! I caught your Painful Lessons episode a while back and came to adore your friendship. You two have such endearing way about you when you two get together!😊❤

  • @Brittaly
    @Brittaly 2 місяці тому

    Loved the last bit about ending the call when you’ve had enough because I do the same thing & will just say “ok bye” & the people closest to me know not to take it personally 😂
    Aside from that, Tyler is a keeper, Armie is blessed to have such a thoughtful, supportive mate like that. Nothing is more important during hard times than your support network, no matter how small.
    As for all the people who judged & continue to judge you, all I can say is “He who is without sin can cast the first stone” John 8:7
    I’m more spiritual than religious but remembered that one and wanted to quote it properly so Dru is happy 😅

  • @Pinnfeathers
    @Pinnfeathers 2 місяці тому +3

    This was delightful and insightful. Thank you Tyler and Armie 😁❣️❣️

  • @MissPerriwinkle
    @MissPerriwinkle 2 місяці тому +4

    another home run bb!!!!!!!

  • @stuart3242
    @stuart3242 2 місяці тому +1

    I can’t wait to watch this when I get home!! ❤️

  • @erikafernlund8191
    @erikafernlund8191 2 місяці тому +1

    I really like this one and I can relate to both sides of where they come from. I come from "less than" in most aspects so as a young child I ran towards safety, love and care. I surrounded myself with as many "healthy" people I could which was a good idea. The problem is I never felt as tho I truly belonged, I felt tainted, stupid and weird. I didn't know what to do other than trying to copy the ways and thoughts that the safe people had. Which made me help disguise who I was to a certain point. I struggled but I did have a good couple of years with some beautiful, intelligent and genuine people. As I grew older and we all moved to different parts of the country I found myself lost. Lost without the ones I felt safe and loved by and so I tried to create new relationships I was so scared of letting the right people in. I felt that that dark shit was more present again and I didn't feel I could fake it, as a young adult but at the same time I needed to not to end up with the people who wasn't safe. I did my best but at some point I started to give in to believing that I am that tainted mess of a person and if I ever was going to find someone to love I'd... I'd just go with anyone. (Almost) Everything went downhill from there. No great relationships, whether love or friendships. I mean, I honestly didn't know who I was or what I wanted.
    When I finally met someone I fell hard for, it was the wrong person. We went downhill together in alcoholism, but man, I felt at *home* for the first time. Seen and loved and accepted.
    Today... at 47 I still struggle. I got my diagnosis 4 years ago. ADHD. It makes sense but what doesn't make sense to everyone else is why I still feel like I am 22. I never grew up. I don't know what I want to do with my life and even if I did I wouldn't dare to try it.
    Yeah, that's a long sad story of an old lady with bad coping mechanisma and a bad case of the RSD.
    BUUUUT, I can relate to running towards the *opposite* and not feeling at home and seen and... true to who I am. Which I still battle with... *sigh*
    "Great story, dumbass!"
    Sorry to anyone who rread through all of this. 🫣
    I guess it's an attempt at being genuine, seen and also having a weird sort of connection or understanding of other people's stories. 🤷🤭
    It's not all bad tho, I truly have the most amazing daughter that brings joy and love to my life! 🥹❤️
    (Apologise to the people reading this; my wandering brain AND me being Swedish does really fuck it all up, even worse... 🤪)

  • @Никто-х3н
    @Никто-х3н 2 місяці тому +12

    Твоя бывшая жена, Элизабет, спровоцировала обвинения против тебя, купив продажных шлюх, с целью получения единоличной опеки над детьми и денег. Она разрушила твою карьеру и жизнь. Она намеренно уничтожала тебя. И после этого ты говоришь, что причинил ей боль?! Арми, тебя предали! Цинично и жестоко. Хорошо, что рядом остались настоящие друзья. У меня разрывается сердце, когда я думаю, что мир мог потерять такого прекрасного актера и потрясающе красивого мужчину! ❤ Живи, Арми! Возвращайся в кино, в театр, мы очень этого ждём.
    Тайлер, спасибо за поддержку! 💪
    твои брюки - огонь!!! 🔥😅

  • @Peperro11
    @Peperro11 Місяць тому

    Armie im a fan from Mexico 🇲🇽, it really sucks what happened to you.. I really hope. Everything turns around… Youre a great actor!

  • @A.L-jz4dr
    @A.L-jz4dr 2 місяці тому +1

    This is my weekly therapy session

  • @IldikóPatkónéFüleki
    @IldikóPatkónéFüleki 2 місяці тому +2

    It's good to have friends who stick by you, but it doesn't hurt to have a few real ones - who truly understand you. "Never judge another person until you've walked a mile in their shoes!" (Forrest Gump)

  • @gabrielagalvezcarrera5450
    @gabrielagalvezcarrera5450 2 місяці тому +3

    Love it!❤❤

  • @bilaalbadurdeen2733
    @bilaalbadurdeen2733 2 місяці тому +3

    Armie ❤

  • @AdrianWoodbanks
    @AdrianWoodbanks 2 місяці тому +1

    You know I completely understand everything that happened between your personal life and your Career, I have read about it all, all the crap. and I’m Sorry to hear about it, it struck you down. I’m stoked and in utter awe that you have well accepted, I guess you can call em consequences really! It’s boggling and even your friends are still with ya, as well, and that’s Cool! As an Aspiring Actor who’s workin on my self almost daily, as I’m also pursuing somewhat the life that you’ve Described Before “certain personal Events”. I’d like to ask for a Piece of advice from your entire perspective, from your start of your Life/Career to as of Right Now, if you could please share a piece, I would GREATLY Appreciate it! 🙏🏻
    Loved Your Work in The Lone Ranger 🤠

  • @elizabethfletter8919
    @elizabethfletter8919 2 місяці тому +1

    Listen...I had a very bad opinion of you but your vulnerability and honesty has won me over. Wishing you the best in this coming chapter and new season in your life. Always be your true self please! Learn to be alone and expand. No need for a relationship right now. Just Be. Enjoy your children, family and true friends...❤. Grandma JellyBean From Florida

  • @Jacquelinehammerchalamet33
    @Jacquelinehammerchalamet33 2 місяці тому +2

    Todos los que estamos aquí hemos perdido " amigos " por culpa de Armie Hammer. Yo no me arrepiento de absolutamente nada.

  • @cookingwithbiju
    @cookingwithbiju 2 місяці тому

    so much good stuff in here, thanks for sharing!

  • @rebeccao8895
    @rebeccao8895 2 місяці тому +5

    Recovery is a good thing. The lord will not judge me on my lowest moments. Forgiveness is available for all of us

  • @_mykee_b
    @_mykee_b 2 місяці тому

    Continue to learn from your mistakes. Find ways to give yourself grace. Keep going, keep growing 🫶🏻

  • @endgamefond
    @endgamefond 2 місяці тому +5

    I think you could edit the audio if the audio was not clear. A good audio engineer could do that! I hope more income comes in so you guys can produce high quality videos! This pod is now my favourite!

  • @maddawgyolo
    @maddawgyolo 2 місяці тому

    "Hi fans". "Why are you doing that?" hahaha literally is perfect start of your podcast haha

  • @gems707
    @gems707 2 місяці тому +4

    Episode 4 and Im ready to be a hammerhead lol. Ive really enjoyed each episode. The honesty and banter is unmatched ❤

  • @alexandralaurabadea5446
    @alexandralaurabadea5446 2 місяці тому +1

    In earnest, I do feel glad you're back and admitting that you desired to be "seen". Living your perfect life/lie had to be destroyed in such a harsh manner only for you to break the mold. Healing is a journey.

  • @jeffreysullivan5413
    @jeffreysullivan5413 Місяць тому

    The phone game between friends is epic……………..so get that. Only between two very good buddies, can this exist!!!!!!!!

  • @Darina-o1v
    @Darina-o1v 2 місяці тому +7

    Our beloved Armie with gray- blue eyes 😍👍

  • @kellyrob4296
    @kellyrob4296 2 місяці тому +1

    …too short! Need more, please!!!🙏🏼

  • @elenaalemagna8563
    @elenaalemagna8563 2 місяці тому

    I love you Armie and love your podcast ❤

  • @ValentinaRusso-l6t
    @ValentinaRusso-l6t 2 місяці тому +4

    Ok bella, bella chiacchierata, attendo per il continuo! Bisogna toccare il fondo per capire l'importanza della vita, siamo esseri umani, ognuno a modo proprio ha toccato il fondo, (se non lo provi non puoi capirlo, io l'ho provato) in un modo o nell'altro, commettendo errori, ferendo persone, ma è dal fondo, quando sei lì solo con te stesso, guardando le macerie che hai intorno (che tu hai creato) che bisogna trovare l'energia e la forza per risalire e tu lo stai facendo bene💪🏻 gli haters ci saranno sempre, loro sputeranno sempre sull'idea che si sono fatti di te, sull'idea che vogliono di te, ma non importa, bisogna andare avanti. Buona fortuna Armie, questo è un grande inizio!
    P.s. grazie per i sottotitoli ❤

  • @ValentinaGal
    @ValentinaGal 2 місяці тому +15

    I admire you for taking responsibility for your life. But I have to say this. EVERYONE in your before life FAILED you. Not all of it is on you.

    • @jepros
      @jepros 2 місяці тому +5

      Right like Tyler sitting by the pool enjoying life while Armie is dying inside is a really accurate picture of that.

    • @listen1648
      @listen1648 2 місяці тому +3

      True I agree with you. I can't tolerate whenever they talk about Elizabeth and say that she is a victim but never understand she almost killed this man from inside and when he decided to live she made him suicidal by organizing everything. And now his friends are coming here and saying she is a poor victim, NO she is not a victim you are still blind mr. Tyler. These people only have images of armie and they all want him to fit in that image and in reality no one is ready to accept him for what he really is and how much work he has done and most importantly why he did all this. Sad.

  • @jimparsons4312
    @jimparsons4312 2 місяці тому +1

    I LOVE THIS!

  • @_ramya_sukumar_621
    @_ramya_sukumar_621 2 місяці тому +1

    14:35 😂 love you guys... 🎉❤

  • @eives2
    @eives2 2 місяці тому +1

    Sincerely wish and hope you have a great comeback. Too many hard working actors being destroyed by people who take pleasure at ruining others.

  • @sparky955
    @sparky955 2 місяці тому +1

    You keep going, kiddo!

  • @gabispn13
    @gabispn13 2 місяці тому +15

    I have just one complain. This episode was way too short.

    • @annewatteeuw9196
      @annewatteeuw9196 2 місяці тому +2

      @@gabispn13 I thought exactly the same...

    • @oliviasmom426
      @oliviasmom426 2 місяці тому +2

      Agree, part 2 with Tyler please!

  • @paoescamilla2019
    @paoescamilla2019 2 місяці тому

    Cada uno de estos videos....ayuda a entender un poco ....toda la historia .....armie....es muy interesante saber todo lo que compartes.....

  • @elagjeci782
    @elagjeci782 2 місяці тому +7

    I love my Armie ❤

  • @ElishevaRosenfeld
    @ElishevaRosenfeld 2 місяці тому +5

    His marriage was messed up !!!!

  • @juliakolo4486
    @juliakolo4486 2 місяці тому +6

    Great insight from a true friend ..........

    • @HouseofEffie
      @HouseofEffie 2 місяці тому

      Ah yes, what “true friend” doesn’t talk about how your dad funded his career, how he loved your material possessions like your pool, says it’s been incredibly hard to stay your friend for the last 5 years, and describes you as an ulcer. Just peak true friendship there! 🤡🤡🤡

    • @kellimaclearn1998
      @kellimaclearn1998 2 місяці тому +5

      Don’t listen to her she’s only doing this for attention, she’s the one stalking Armie @23:00 he’s basically talking about her

    • @juliakolo4486
      @juliakolo4486 2 місяці тому +1

      You sound awfully bitter....why ? ​@@HouseofEffie

    • @elagjeci782
      @elagjeci782 2 місяці тому +7

      @@HouseofEffie you’re clearly obsessed with him. Get help!

  • @jacquelineberg1517
    @jacquelineberg1517 2 місяці тому +2

    Love it

  • @MACHILITA
    @MACHILITA 2 місяці тому

    Bendiciones Armie 😊que todo te salga muy bonito