His pain was unbearable, it is shocking how he immediately looked older than he was 😢 his face changed , his humour and funny smile had gone forever. Sadly the passing of Maurice was the end of the Bee Gees .
Yes, the end of The BeeGees and almost the end of Robin as well. Robin was forevermore changed,.. and not in a good way. Mo's death took a terrible, terrible toll on poor Robin.💔 Of all the horrible things that could have ever happened to Robin, I am sure he never imagined this.😧 I absolutely Hate that he had to go thru losing Mo. Nope, he kept going, but he was NEVER the same Robin again.
Robin was so brave in this interview. He's speaking very openly and honest about his grief. He was a true gentleman and had a heart of gold. I will always miss him and Maurice.
It's so abundantly clear that Robin loved his twin very deeply. I've lost loved ones, but since I'm not a twin, I can never fully understand the level of pain Robin went though.
What heartbreaking words: "When I go to bed at night, all the memorial services in the world don’t really end it for me… I wake up to the reality of Mo not being in the world every day and it’s a life sentence."
I can imagine the pain he went through. I was 19 years old when my mom passed away from cancer. She was 41 years old. I had always been a mama's girl and my world turned upside down. Robin was right. Time does not heal all wounds but it makes it a little easier to cope. When you lose a loved one you lose part of yourself. At least I did. This year will be 40 years since my mom died. And now I am fighting cancer myself. Robin has died himself by now. There will never be another band like the BeeGees. They stayed humble no matter what. They graced us with their music and talents. What a gift they were.
He was such a lovely man. You don't see many 'stars' like him any more. He was a one off anyway. Fame didn't appear to change him; he still had the warm spirit he was born with..
Robin is so sincere and expresses honest emotion. He is singing with Maurice and the angels now. Heartbreaking interview in which he describes grief so well.
they all were honest conversationalists, so refreshing and up front, and articulate about feelings, values and philosophies, and so fun. Damn it breaks my heart over and over again. Feels like a personal loss of my own because they were so open and "available" to life and emotions, and wrote about recognizable scenarious of love and loss like Seinfeld wrote about recognizable everyday life humorous situations.
Robin so rarely allowed anyone to witness his vulnerability. But his emotional and mental pain is exposed here. OMG. Losing Mo, and ultimately losing Barry as well, brought Robin down to the frigging mat!! He was down for the count as they say. Took a hell of a lot to break Robin. And even though he kept going,....he was never the _same_ Robin again.😢
@@raffaellavitiello1762 Yes. I am very aware that Barry is Alive. When I stated that Robin lost Barry too, once his twin Mo had died, I meant that Barry pulled away from Robin and never really worked with Robin again. They did do a couple of performances here and there, but a WALL had come between him and Barry. Robin kept reaching out to Barry, but Barry remained cold and distant. Even pissed off when Robin had arranged a tribute for his twin Mo. Of course Robin wound up cancelling it to appease Barry. Lot of good that did. Very Sad and horrible time for Robin once he lost Mo.
Robin is right in saying .grief is a lingering pain and lonely process one has to get through over time and that time isn't a healer, the pain never really goes away, maybe,just lessens a bit with time. Robin was prefect in his way with words. I loved that about him.💜
Grief for someone you loved and connected with is the hardest thing and it never leaves. Robin was a deep thinking, sensitive man who was wonderfully talented.
I can't imagine the pain involving a brother and losing his twin at the same time. My prayers go out to the family. Such an amazing singing group that will live on forever~
Maurice's death was the beginning of his illness. Robin's heart was psychologicaly broken. The death of a twin is unbearable in a different degree. I say that his immune system went down after such a shock which tumbled into a downward spiral that eventually took Robin. Such a kind man he was. May they be together in Paradise. They were much loved.
liebe anna Nardo. Das sehe ich genauso. Er ist schließlich am gebrochenen Herzen verstorben. Mo's Tod hat sein Leben völlig umgekrempelt. Logisch Ja es gibt viele Menschen, welche am gebrochenen Herzen verstorben sind.
@@rainiedayzproducestand6693 - I was a nurse who cared for AIDS patients. Robin died of cancer, (actually the cancer was in remission but he died of renal and liver failure possibly exacerbated by the strong chemotherapy he received)) not HIV. Barry did say others had spread all kinds of stupid lies about his illness but he said it WAS cancer. So did his physicians. People love nasty gossip. When did Barry "hint" it was HIV? Where is the quote? There is none. Respect my ass. (BTW, it's "utmost", not "up most") Robin's paternal grandfather and great grandfather both died of colorectal cancer which has a genetic factor. Robin also had the same twisted intestine as his twin, also hereditary in the sense that the twins shared uterine conditions when it develops although it can present at any time in life. Robin's only similar symptom to AIDS was weight loss....also typical of cancer. He was always thin and also obsessive about his vegan diet and such people tend to be very thin. Such a diet is not a wise choice for people with gastrointestinal defects and it weakened him so he had no biological reserves to fight the cancer. He was diagnosed with malnutrition when admitted to hospital. Robin did NOT show typical symptoms of AIDS such as Kaposi's tumors (very noticeable on the person's skin) which are very evident in HIV patients. Also, the incubation period is from one to ten years so he would have had to contracted it by @2002 at the VERY earliest and even at that time, in fact since the 90's, there were treatments available that could arrest the disease and decrease the viral load so it was not even detectable or transmissible. Furthermore, he had a child during that time and would never have done so if he had HIV. Robin was malnourished, his vegan diet was not healthy for someone who had gastric surgery in 2010, the same surgery that ended in Mo's death. Because of what happened to Mo, he delayed tests doctors wanted to do because he was afraid of what they would find. That sealed his fate. By the time they did it was too late and cancer had spread to his liver. He was frail and the chemo weakened him further and he died of renal and liver failure. THE END!!!! People like you need to stop spreading crap about others. Remember he has four children who hear the garbage you are spreading. SHAME ON YOU!
Robin newer come over Maurices dead.I think he grief and miss him until the day he died.Its so sad,he burried him self in work .They were twins,and very cloced.I love Robin.♥️
To continue to work when facing a tragic time in his life is exactly what Robin did nine years later when he had cancer.We all cope in different ways & that was his,I wish he had not continued to tour but respect his decision.
So amazing Robin is willing to share his intimate feelings. This discussion on grief is so good for everyone to hear. Now of course we mourn the passing of both Robin and Mo. The Bee Gees music will go on forever.
He is such gracious person. I lost a six year old to an accident with a unregistered and unlicensed driver 36 years ago. Listening to Robin put this 74 year old in a more peaceful existence. Thank you so much Robin.
Dear Robin through his openness and honesty is validating grief for other people. So many people just churn out cliches or expect someone to 'get over it'. Robin speaks the truth, and says it as it is. It comes in waves and can last a lifetime. Robin is sharing his feelings to help others, always thinking of others even in his darkest hour. RIP dear Robin, on a gorgeous blue island with Mo, Andy, ma and pa Gibb.
He is a wonderful man they don't make them like Robin anymore he is a nice man love you Robin you 3 brothers have a closess that most people will never have
Bless his heart. He was totally destroyed for the rest of his life. I remember watching him decline with despair as there was obviously no way back for him after Mo's death. However, he eloquently described the way he was feeling which for Robin was not an easy thing to do at all. He did move on to do so much good for others in the short 9 years he had left, using each day to its fullest . A wonderful , spirited, caring, deep and unique man . They broke the mould when they made him.
Agree. Robin articulated what loss means. He distinguished himself by continuing to be productive and charitable. I am awestruck that he kept working and helping others until his end.
@@lindam.6782 I don’t see that is relevant to this thread really. However, some of the family have accepted Maurice’s son so maybe in the future they will do so with Snow too.
Stop copying one of Barry's fans exact words, about breaking the mold after Barry was created. That's not something Robin or his fans ever had to worry about, as no one would ever be equal to beautiful Barry!❤️☺️❤️
lyndy ma Robin was the very best of the best......while I take some consolation from knowing that he and Mo are together now.... there's just No Way to ever stop missing Robin!!
How lovely is Robin! Having lost my brother, and us being very close, I understand exactly what he is feeling and I cannot imagine having to go share that in public. He's extraordinary. His perfect articulation of his grief helped me put into words how I felt. He's a gift to the world. I'll always adore him. x
@@richardjamesss438 What an ugly and ridiculous comment. You know NOTHING about the Gibb brothers, or family love in general, to have said such a thing. 😩
@@Annie-49 watch interviews with Barry Gibb he said he lost all his brothers at a time they wasn't getting along and he said about Maurice apart from music they had nothing in common
@@richardjamesss438 That's how Barry, himself, felt about his brothers! He does NOT speak for Robin! Nor should he. Robin was very close, very bonded to his twin, Mo.
Barry said Robin was a dichotomy. He could be the funniest man you ever knew or the saddest man you ever knew. He said that was his gift and the sad man was always inside who wrote his beautiful lyrics.
Robin was so brave in this interwiev ,its must have Been so hard for him.I too think he griefs for the rest of his life.I think he maybe stop living after Maurices death.He get Even more skinny , Even before he get sick.But i have always loved BeeGees ,and Robin was always my favourite.❤️
I think Barry & Maurice were a lot closer than people realize. After all, Robin bought his estate in Thames in 1984 & began to live there permanently by late 80's. Mo never moved back there & stayed in Miami Beach close to Barry, except for summers when they'd go back to the UK to their homes.
Robin is so honest and such a kind sensitive heart. He is right about grief , it can last a life time. You never get over the ones closest to you. Life here is certainly strange and unfair. Love you Robin see you all in heaven someday. would love to see Robin sing love hurts
OMGosh I can't even get over my cats I have lost over the years, or my VW camper van, or parents I hardly felt close to, the finality of death is something we all have to grapple with. With the Bee Gees, the loss is not just music but of the depth of soul and the felicity of the sound they brought to ANY piece of music they wrote or sang. The word ineffable is my fave to describe them, the absolute indescribable phenomenon of how they wrote songs but couldn't read or write music, had no formal training, how they could write for any genre, spellbinding gifts from God.
It was 18 years today that Maurice died (1am EST January 12, 2003, today is January 12, 2021). A tragedy is putting it mildly. Now Robin is gone as well. RIP sweet brothers Maurice, Robin and Andy. God bless your families. Calgary, Canada.
The twisted intestines that Mo had were hereditary,his heart was weakened by his addiction.I believe alcoholism is an illness & he overcame it & went on to help others similarly affected,but I believe that is why he had a heart attack during the operation.
Robin and Barry were lost after Mo's death. The bridge between them was forever gone. They became irredeemably 'two continents apart'. Barry felt like stopping everything, but Robin kind of found an escape through work. Barry seemed to be aware of what Mo's death would mean to them, but you can feel that Robin refused to accept that. There was always a kind of thinly disguised despair in his way in his last years. It's strange, but it seemed that either he felt he wouldn't stand much longer after his twin's death, or he really started to die (although he tried to hide it) from sadness. As the brother's 'harmonist' was gone, he was alone. The Bee Gees were over. Music, their guide and their strengh throughout life, would never be the same again.
Lucyinthesky You hit it dead-center when you described Robins "thinly disguised despair".....Yep, that's exactly what it boiled down to. I feel Robin died of a broken heart and broken spirit over his twin, Mo, as much as anything physical. I just wish there was some way that Robin could have been spared that terrible loss and pain. So very damn sad...........
Well said. I remember seeing the video of Barry and Robin singing on that huge stage before Prince Charles. It seemed so strange. Not a comfortable performance it seemed for them or for anyone watching. It was a painful experience to hear and visually see that the third Bee Gees Mo was gone .
@@lin_mrachek some people always underestimate mo. But, yeahh.. he had an important role in the bee gees. He was man in the middle :"((( may he rest in peace in heaven
29.09.20г Роби Гибб!!!! Светлая память Артисту!!!!!!!! Энди, Морис Гибб!!! Помним, любим братьев Гибб!!! Они были лучшими!!!!!! Браво, браво, БИ ДЖИЗ !!!!!! С ЛЮБОВЬЮ ИЗ РОССИИ.💔💔💔💔💔💔😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
He's speaking the truth. I lost my sister at 41 unexpected and I know the feeling. It still "hits" me after 5 years. We were also very close in age and with each other. It does change you for life I believe.
I WAS SO SORRY TO LOSE ROBIN...HE WAS MY FAVORITE. I LIKED MAURICE FOR HIS SENSE OF HUMOR, AND OF COURSE BARRY FOR HANGING IN THERE AND HIS HIGH FALSETTO....
Losing a twin sibling is in some ways worse than losing a spouse because there's a bond that exists before birth. He lost his other half in a way. I think this was worse than his divorce and even worse than losing his younger brother Andy. I actually commend this interviewer for the way he handled this interview with Robb. Very compassionate and understanding.
Robin lost his closest connection in life when he lost his twin. I think Robin felt completely loved and accepted unconditionally by Mo. And Robin was so right in that grieving and always missing somebody you loved dearly is a lifelong sentence. How I wish that Robin could have been spared this terrible, terrible loss.💔
I lost my love and the grief hits in all of a sudden. I am trying to begin a new life, by fixing up a new place to live and now the holidays will begin without him. Sometimes I see something at the store and immediately think I will get it for him for Christmas. We loved working outside together and this was a joy and it will never happen again. Springtime will be especially hard. We had a huge beautiful yard. We would both mow on our riding mowers, then he would sweep up the extra grass. It was beautiful. Rest In Peace Robin, Mo, and my Gene, you are truly loved and missed. 💔🌹💔
@@LivingLife9295 , Thank you. Things are going a bit better. There will be bad times, but you just had to move ahead. My sister passed away in January, so that was very hard. I miss them both so much. It is very hard. Again I appreciate your comment. ❤️🌹❤️
@@LivingLife9295 , You are so right. Yesterday I was going through boxes of curtains and it was a very hard day. I don’t think we ever stop missing them. I still miss Gene and my sister so much. My sister and I would talk on the phone all hours of the night. We were night owls. I am almost 70 and I will never get back to the person I was with them. One blessing is I have a new beautiful granddaughter three months old, and that pulled me up a bit. I had to soften up for her. I’m sorry about your grandmother. We need to remember our precious memories. Take care, Kelly. ❤️🌹❤️
even ROBIN had gone away too...but everytime i've watch interviews like this it still makes me sad and brings me in tears..i really love this TRIO .! their music always brings me to different places and time when i play it..
He is so Right , You never get over losing someone that close to you... I lost my Husband and I take life one breath at a time not just one day at a time.. I miss the Bee Gees all of them... I hope there will be a new Generation of Bee Gees with all of Their Children together... Thank you for sharing this with all of us...
Robin wrote Mother of Love for Dadi Janki, the head of Brahma Kumaris, the cult Dwina (& to an extent, Robin) were involved with. Then later, he also dedicated it to his mother.
Robin put on a brave face, but you just knew that he was so devastated by Maurice's death. It truly hurts when you lose someone you love, but Robin's grief was on a whole different level. Losing a twin is a hurt like no other.
Robin sah sehr traurig aus ihm fehlt sein Bruder er kann einem schon leid tun was er alles erlebt hat und trotzdem ist ein ganz lieber Mensch geblieben ich vermisse ihn sehr
Poor Robin & Barry. Losing a brother the way they did, through something which MAY have been avoided must make them SO angry. He talks a lot of sense here, trying to explain his grief. Such a nice man.❤❤❤
We miss you and Maurice. We all come to a time of grief when those we love are taken away so suddenly, it's often a wonder how so many of us make it through all our grief at times.Please be at peace 🕊️ Rob.Bless you sweet heart.💜
I just wanna offer this to whoever needs it. The concept that we all belong to God and to Him we all shall return. It removes much of the unbearable pain of losing when we know that people or things aren’t truly ours in the first place. They are gifts from God to beautify our life and a source of ease and comfort, or sometimes given as a test. By submitting to this fact, the will of God, we will achieve peace.
My Heartfelt Condolences to the Gibb family. To be with each other all these years, side by side working together. Your family has been Blessed with such closeness and Love. Your bond is amazing.
My brother had the same thing like Maurice...his docters operated him...he's alive...I hope that Maurice's Family did whatever necessary...RIP Maurice...surely Missed.
The loss of somebody you loved deeply and knew so intimately that they were completely entwined in your day to day life, is a greiving process that never ends. Like Robin stated..." It's a life sentence."
Oh, my dear Robin - I would rather not but I can relate to everything you say. It is lovely to have THAT person but when she or he dies - our second life starts. We keep going surrounded by darkness. That lifetime fight - we get used to it somehow, living in that inner warzone. We humans are quite fascinating.
When a sibling goes they take a piece of your heart.. and you’ll never get it back.. a hole than no one can fill you… cannot understand till it happens to them..
Robin is so smart. I have lost my sister 3 years ago and it is so true you never get over it he explained it better then I could thank you Robin for helping me
His pain was unbearable, it is shocking how he immediately looked older than he was 😢 his face changed , his humour and funny smile had gone forever. Sadly the passing of Maurice was the end of the Bee Gees .
Yes, the end of The BeeGees and almost the end of Robin as well. Robin was forevermore changed,.. and not in a good way. Mo's death took a terrible, terrible toll on poor Robin.💔
Of all the horrible things that could have ever happened to Robin, I am sure he never imagined this.😧 I absolutely Hate that he had to go thru losing Mo. Nope, he kept going, but he was NEVER the same Robin again.
This is beyond sad... so heartbreaking. We love you Robin. ❤️
I would have loved to just give him a hug…I think the shock of losing Maurice was the beginning of his decline..
Robin was so brave in this interview. He's speaking very openly and honest about his grief.
He was a true gentleman and had a heart of gold.
I will always miss him and Maurice.
It's so abundantly clear that Robin loved his twin very deeply. I've lost loved ones, but since I'm not a twin, I can never fully understand the level of pain Robin went though.
And Andy...💝
So do I @Linda St John.
I will miss him and Mo (Maurice) forever.♥️♥️
I don't miss Barry.
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@@marialee7321You wouldn't miss Barry? What a horrible thing to say!😡
What heartbreaking words: "When I go to bed at night, all the memorial services in the world don’t really end it for me… I wake up to the reality of Mo not being in the world every day and it’s a life sentence."
I know right? If that statement isn't truly heartbreaking then I don't know what is.........
My poor, sweet Robin.💔
How can you not love this guy? Speaks from the heart. Miss The Bee Gees. Such talent!
Robin Gibb - a beautiful songbird 💕
The songbird of our lives. 🐦 Rest in peace sweet Robin. You will always be remembered forever 💞
I just wanted to put my arms around Robin...
Very understandable why he stated losing Maurice was a life sentence, particularly because they were twins.
I can imagine the pain he went through. I was 19 years old when my mom passed away from cancer. She was 41 years old. I had always been a mama's girl and my world turned upside down. Robin was right. Time does not heal all wounds but it makes it a little easier to cope. When you lose a loved one you lose part of yourself. At least I did. This year will be 40 years since my mom died. And now I am fighting cancer myself. Robin has died himself by now. There will never be another band like the BeeGees. They stayed humble no matter what. They graced us with their music and talents. What a gift they were.
I was 9 when my mother was murdered. She was all of 33.
Robin!👍 He was an excellent person, with a big heart and an extraordinary singer! Always in my heart! Bee Gees forever!🎸🎸🎸
I like to think of Mo and Robin creating beautiful music in heaven.
He was such a lovely man. You don't see many 'stars' like him any more. He was a one off anyway. Fame didn't appear to change him; he still had the warm spirit he was born with..
You say all I would like to write on, but I don't speek English enough.
I agree totally he's my favorite male singer
Such a wonderful guy, being a twin myself, I feel the connection with him. The esp is definitely there.
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Robin is so sincere and expresses honest emotion. He is singing with Maurice and the angels now. Heartbreaking interview in which he describes grief so well.
I love how Robin is so honest in this interview.
they all were honest conversationalists, so refreshing and up front, and articulate about feelings, values and philosophies, and so fun. Damn it breaks my heart over and over again. Feels like a personal loss of my own because they were so open and "available" to life and emotions, and wrote about recognizable scenarious of love and loss like Seinfeld wrote about recognizable everyday life humorous situations.
Honest and BRAVE.
When Robin said and I quote" THE HEART HAS BEEN KNOCKED OUT OF MY WHOLE WORLD" my eyes just drowned with tears...miss Mo and Robin..rest easy twins
Robin so rarely allowed anyone to witness his vulnerability. But his emotional and mental pain is exposed here. OMG. Losing Mo, and ultimately losing Barry as well, brought Robin down to the frigging mat!! He was down for the count as they say.
Took a hell of a lot to break Robin. And even though he kept going,....he was never the _same_ Robin again.😢
@@gloriamaryhaywood2217 Barry is alive and well not lost, Andy an Maurice died
@@raffaellavitiello1762 Yes. I am very aware that Barry is Alive. When I stated that Robin lost Barry too, once his twin Mo had died, I meant that Barry pulled away from Robin and never really worked with Robin again. They did do a couple of performances here and there, but a WALL had come between him and Barry. Robin kept reaching out to Barry, but Barry remained cold and distant. Even pissed off when Robin had arranged a tribute for his twin Mo. Of course Robin wound up cancelling it to appease Barry. Lot of good that did. Very Sad and horrible time for Robin once he lost Mo.
Me too.
@@gloriamaryhaywood2217 so very sad. I have always loved. Robin. I miss him terribly. Always will
Robin is right in saying
.grief is a lingering pain and lonely process one has to get through over time and that time isn't a healer, the pain never really goes away, maybe,just lessens a bit with time.
Robin was prefect in his way with words.
I loved that about him.💜
I wrote this,too?
Well,I think of Rob, dearly.
The twinkle in his eye was gone after Maurice died.
Grief for someone you loved and connected with is the hardest thing and it never leaves. Robin was a deep thinking, sensitive man who was wonderfully talented.
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Robin never got over is first wife mother of is two childen shesonisright hand
He’s together with his brother again!! RIP Robin and Maurice, we love and miss you!🫶
I really like the way Robin Gibbs talks
I can't imagine the pain involving a brother and losing his twin at the same time. My prayers go out to the family. Such an amazing singing group that will live on forever~
My heart is broken for Robinxxxxxx
That interviewer is a really nice caring man. Never seen him before.
Maurice's death was the beginning of his illness. Robin's heart was psychologicaly broken. The death of a twin is unbearable in a different degree. I say that his immune system went down after such a shock which tumbled into a downward spiral that eventually took Robin. Such a kind man he was. May they be together in Paradise. They were much loved.
liebe anna Nardo. Das sehe ich genauso.
Er ist schließlich am gebrochenen Herzen verstorben. Mo's Tod hat sein Leben völlig umgekrempelt. Logisch
Ja es gibt viele Menschen, welche am gebrochenen Herzen verstorben sind.
I agree with you.
I say this with up most respect but if you watch every and All interviews of these 3.... Even Barry hints that Robin Dies of HIV
@@rainiedayzproducestand6693 - I was a nurse who cared for AIDS patients. Robin died of cancer, (actually the cancer was in remission but he died of renal and liver failure possibly exacerbated by the strong chemotherapy he received)) not HIV. Barry did say others had spread all kinds of stupid lies about his illness but he said it WAS cancer. So did his physicians. People love nasty gossip. When did Barry "hint" it was HIV? Where is the quote? There is none. Respect my ass. (BTW, it's "utmost", not "up most")
Robin's paternal grandfather and great grandfather both died of colorectal cancer which has a genetic factor. Robin also had the same twisted intestine as his twin, also hereditary in the sense that the twins shared uterine conditions when it develops although it can present at any time in life. Robin's only similar symptom to AIDS was weight loss....also typical of cancer. He was always thin and also obsessive about his vegan diet and such people tend to be very thin. Such a diet is not a wise choice for people with gastrointestinal defects and it weakened him so he had no biological reserves to fight the cancer. He was diagnosed with malnutrition when admitted to hospital. Robin did NOT show typical symptoms of AIDS such as Kaposi's tumors (very noticeable on the person's skin) which are very evident in HIV patients. Also, the incubation period is from one to ten years so he would have had to contracted it by @2002 at the VERY earliest and even at that time, in fact since the 90's, there were treatments available that could arrest the disease and decrease the viral load so it was not even detectable or transmissible. Furthermore, he had a child during that time and would never have done so if he had HIV. Robin was malnourished, his vegan diet was not healthy for someone who had gastric surgery in 2010, the same surgery that ended in Mo's death. Because of what happened to Mo, he delayed tests doctors wanted to do because he was afraid of what they would find. That sealed his fate. By the time they did it was too late and cancer had spread to his liver. He was frail and the chemo weakened him further and he died of renal and liver failure. THE END!!!! People like you need to stop spreading crap about others. Remember he has four children who hear the garbage you are spreading. SHAME ON YOU!
@@susieq9801 whoa settle down there Q....take your meds...
Robin's eyes spoke what he felt... 😢😢😢
I noticed the sadness in his eyes. Yes, it spoke volumes.
De plus il était déjà malade à cette époque....debut de cancers du foie et de l intestin
Grief "sneaks up on you" is spot on.
Robin newer come over Maurices dead.I think he grief and miss him until the day he died.Its so sad,he burried him self in work .They were twins,and very cloced.I love Robin.♥️
To continue to work when facing a tragic time in his life is exactly what Robin did nine years later when he had cancer.We all cope in different ways & that was his,I wish he had not continued to tour but respect his decision.
So amazing Robin is willing to share his intimate feelings. This discussion on grief is so good for everyone to hear.
Now of course we mourn the passing of both Robin and Mo.
The Bee Gees music will go on forever.
He is such gracious person. I lost a six year old to an accident with a unregistered and unlicensed driver 36 years ago. Listening to Robin put this 74 year old in a more peaceful existence. Thank you so much Robin.
Dear Robin through his openness and honesty is validating grief for other people. So many people just churn out cliches or expect someone to 'get over it'. Robin speaks the truth, and says it as it is. It comes in waves and can last a lifetime. Robin is sharing his feelings to help others, always thinking of others even in his darkest hour. RIP dear Robin, on a gorgeous blue island with Mo, Andy, ma and pa Gibb.
He is a wonderful man they don't make them like Robin anymore he is a nice man love you Robin you 3 brothers have a closess that most people will never have
So sad for Robin. How can anyone give a thumbs down to this interview. Heartless people!
Maybe they have not lost anyone close. that they loved. just a thought
They are trolls 👹 they have no feelings. They thrive on evil.
Bless his heart. He was totally destroyed for the rest of his life. I remember watching him decline with despair as there was obviously no way back for him after Mo's death.
However, he eloquently described the way he was feeling which for Robin was not an easy thing to do at all.
He did move on to do so much good for others in the short 9 years he had left, using each day to its fullest .
A wonderful , spirited, caring, deep and unique man . They broke the mould when they made him.
Agree. Robin articulated what loss means. He distinguished himself by continuing to be productive and charitable. I am awestruck that he kept working and helping others until his end.
@@lindam.6782 I don’t see that is relevant to this thread really.
However, some of the family have accepted Maurice’s son so maybe in the future they will do so with Snow too.
Isabella B. You're right they broke the mould. Mo's words quoted by heart: "they don't make people like Robin anymore"
Stop copying one of Barry's fans exact words, about breaking the mold after Barry was created. That's not something Robin or his fans ever had to worry about, as no one would ever be equal to beautiful Barry!❤️☺️❤️
What a beautiful interview so honest and brave how he didn't fall apart I never know
Robin is right, time does not heal the pain. Anytime you think about it the pain comes back. People should not make blanket statements like that.
Great interview. Robin is a great speaker- very articulate. Very open. Pure love.
Bless you Robin,wonderful man
what a great man.. and his voice, for me...will always be the most beautiful sound. miss you Robin
lyndy ma Robin was the very best of the best......while I take some consolation from knowing that he and Mo are together now.... there's just No Way to ever stop missing Robin!!
Totally agree with you Lyndy Ma!!
@@gloriamaryhaywood2217 I agree 100% I'm still missing Robin
Totally agree with you lyndy ma.
I miss Robin Gibb and I will love him, his voice and character forever ♥️♥️♥️
How lovely is Robin! Having lost my brother, and us being very close, I understand exactly what he is feeling and I cannot imagine having to go share that in public. He's extraordinary. His perfect articulation of his grief helped me put into words how I felt. He's a gift to the world. I'll always adore him. x
I agree he really is a brave man and says how he really feels and isn’t afraid to say how he feels about it in public
Robin and his brothers weren't really that close apart from music they had nothing in common barry mentioned this on multiple occasions
@@richardjamesss438 What an ugly and ridiculous comment. You know NOTHING about the Gibb brothers, or family love in general, to have said such a thing. 😩
@@Annie-49 watch interviews with Barry Gibb he said he lost all his brothers at a time they wasn't getting along and he said about Maurice apart from music they had nothing in common
@@richardjamesss438 That's how Barry, himself,
felt about his brothers! He does NOT speak for Robin! Nor should he. Robin was very close, very bonded to his twin, Mo.
Robin gibb, the brilliant.😊
Robin gibb is indeed a brilliant. I think he has a feeling of sadness in his subconscious mind❤
Barry said Robin was a dichotomy. He could be the funniest man you ever knew or the saddest man you ever knew. He said that was his gift and the sad man was always inside who wrote his beautiful lyrics.
Robin is so honest, it is a so touching interview !
Love Robin Gibb forever ♥️
A lovely person with a great heart.
A human beeing unique with a wonderfull voice.
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I love you Robin 😢💔
It's very tough when your immediate family is gone. I'm sure Barry probably feels pretty alone at times...even surrounded by a large family.
Robin was so brave in this interwiev ,its must have Been so hard for him.I too think he griefs for the rest of his life.I think he maybe stop living after Maurices death.He get Even more skinny , Even before he get sick.But i have always loved BeeGees ,and Robin was always my favourite.❤️
Mine too
He loved Andy but he wasn’t his twin and he had not been with Andy for the greatest part of his life like Maurice.
Yes, Barry was closer to Andy. Barry said they were like twins. Robin and Mo always had that bond that Barry couldn’t permeate.
I think Barry & Maurice were a lot closer than people realize. After all, Robin bought his estate in Thames in 1984 & began to live there permanently by late 80's. Mo never moved back there & stayed in Miami Beach close to Barry, except for summers when they'd go back to the UK to their homes.
Such a beautiful person.❤️Rip Robin😢Wish you are still here
Robin is so honest and such a kind sensitive heart. He is right about grief , it can last a life time. You never get over the ones closest to you. Life here is certainly strange and unfair. Love you Robin see you all in heaven someday. would love to see Robin sing love hurts
OMGosh I can't even get over my cats I have lost over the years, or my VW camper van, or parents I hardly felt close to, the finality of death is something we all have to grapple with. With the Bee Gees, the loss is not just music but of the depth of soul and the felicity of the sound they brought to ANY piece of music they wrote or sang. The word ineffable is my fave to describe them, the absolute indescribable phenomenon of how they wrote songs but couldn't read or write music, had no formal training, how they could write for any genre, spellbinding gifts from God.
We all die but the thing is that we don't know when...
@@mariemoore6406 Yes, and we aren't guaranteed any certain number of years. We live in a fallen, corrupt world.
It was 18 years today that Maurice died (1am EST January 12, 2003, today is January 12, 2021). A tragedy is putting it mildly. Now Robin is gone as well. RIP sweet brothers Maurice, Robin and Andy. God bless your families. Calgary, Canada.
The twisted intestines that Mo had were hereditary,his heart was weakened by his addiction.I believe alcoholism is an illness & he overcame it & went on to help others similarly affected,but I believe that is why he had a heart attack during the operation.
He died with a broken heart.
Yes,.......he really did.
Who died with a broken 💔💔💔💔💔💔
He broke my heart when he died...
rest in peace robin, i love you!
Robin worked hard lived expectantly and died fulfilled
He is so right on about grief!!
He was lovely man
Robin and Barry were lost after Mo's death. The bridge between them was forever gone. They became irredeemably 'two continents apart'. Barry felt like stopping everything, but Robin kind of found an escape through work. Barry seemed to be aware of what Mo's death would mean to them, but you can feel that Robin refused to accept that. There was always a kind of thinly disguised despair in his way in his last years. It's strange, but it seemed that either he felt he wouldn't stand much longer after his twin's death, or he really started to die (although he tried to hide it) from sadness. As the brother's 'harmonist' was gone, he was alone. The Bee Gees were over. Music, their guide and their strengh throughout life, would never be the same again.
Lucyinthesky You hit it dead-center when you described Robins "thinly disguised despair".....Yep, that's exactly what it boiled down to. I feel Robin died of a broken heart and broken spirit over his twin, Mo, as much as anything physical. I just wish there was some way that Robin could have been spared that terrible loss and pain. So very damn sad...........
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Well explained. Thanks
Well said.
I remember seeing the video of Barry and Robin singing on that huge stage before Prince Charles.
It seemed so strange.
Not a comfortable performance it seemed for them or for anyone watching. It was a painful experience to hear and visually see that the third Bee Gees Mo was gone .
@@lin_mrachek some people always underestimate mo. But, yeahh.. he had an important role in the bee gees. He was man in the middle :"((( may he rest in peace in heaven
I miss robin so much. Loved him and his music so much.
Robin had a unique voice, so much talent!
so much depth into the mystery of life
I'm quite sad watching this...RIP Maurice Gibb and Robin Gibb.
You are so missed and loved, Robin Hugh Gibb.
A precious man!❤
Precious precious man Linda!!
Lovely down to earth soul, blessed with talent.
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Роби Гибб!!!!
Светлая память Артисту!!!!!!!!
Энди, Морис Гибб!!!
Помним, любим братьев Гибб!!!
Они были лучшими!!!!!!
Браво, браво, БИ ДЖИЗ !!!!!!
С ЛЮБОВЬЮ ИЗ РОССИИ.💔💔💔💔💔💔😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
LOVE ROBIN!!!😊❤️🌈
So sorry...luv you Robin🌺
He's speaking the truth. I lost my sister at 41 unexpected and I know the feeling. It still "hits" me after 5 years. We were also very close in age and with each other. It does change you for life I believe.
I WAS SO SORRY TO LOSE ROBIN...HE WAS MY FAVORITE. I LIKED MAURICE FOR HIS SENSE OF HUMOR, AND OF COURSE BARRY FOR HANGING IN THERE AND HIS HIGH FALSETTO....
Good interview. Robin Forever ♥️♥️♥️
Losing a twin sibling is in some ways worse than losing a spouse because there's a bond that exists before birth. He lost his other half in a way. I think this was worse than his divorce and even worse than losing his younger brother Andy. I actually commend this interviewer for the way he handled this interview with Robb. Very compassionate and understanding.
Robin lost his closest connection in life when he lost his twin. I think Robin felt completely loved and accepted unconditionally by Mo.
And Robin was so right in that grieving and always missing somebody you loved dearly is a lifelong sentence. How I wish that Robin could have been spared this terrible, terrible loss.💔
What an amazing man! ❤️
I lost my love and the grief hits in all of a sudden. I am trying to begin a new life, by fixing up a new place to live and now the holidays will begin without him. Sometimes I see something at the store and immediately think I will get it for him for Christmas. We loved working outside together and this was a joy and it will never happen again. Springtime will be especially hard. We had a huge beautiful yard. We would both mow on our riding mowers, then he would sweep up the extra grass. It was beautiful. Rest In Peace Robin, Mo, and my Gene, you are truly loved and missed. 💔🌹💔
I'm so sorry for your loss.
@@LivingLife9295 , Thank you. Things are going a bit better. There will be bad times, but you just had to move ahead. My sister passed away in January, so that was very hard. I miss them both so much. It is very hard. Again I appreciate your comment. ❤️🌹❤️
@@patriciabarkley735 I understand time helps but does not take away the pain. I lost my Grandmother 3 yrs ago and I still miss her so much.
@@LivingLife9295 , You are so right. Yesterday I was going through boxes of curtains and it was a very hard day. I don’t think we ever stop missing them. I still miss Gene and my sister so much. My sister and I would talk on the phone all hours of the night. We were night owls. I am almost 70 and I will never get back to the person I was with them. One blessing is I have a new beautiful granddaughter three months old, and that pulled me up a bit. I had to soften up for her. I’m sorry about your grandmother. We need to remember our precious memories. Take care, Kelly. ❤️🌹❤️
@@patriciabarkley735 thank you....
Rest easy...you brought joy to many......
The BeeGees were one of the greatest music groups ever. They wrote so many successful hits for other singers as well.
even ROBIN had gone away too...but everytime i've watch interviews like this it still makes me sad and brings me in tears..i really love this TRIO .! their music always brings me to different places and time when i play it..
He is so Right , You never get over losing someone that close to you... I lost my Husband and I take life one breath at a time not just one day at a time.. I miss the Bee Gees all of them... I hope there will be a new Generation of Bee Gees with all of Their Children together... Thank you for sharing this with all of us...
I'm sorry for your loss.
@@LivingLife9295 Thank you.
We had 26 years together, if I could do it all over, I would do it again in a heartbeat..
So very sad. My heart goes out to both Robin and Barry they all have such a beautiful voice.
I heard song of Robin' mother of love' what a talent I became fan of robin
Robin wrote Mother of Love for Dadi Janki, the head of Brahma Kumaris, the cult Dwina (& to an extent, Robin) were involved with. Then later, he also dedicated it to his mother.
Robin put on a brave face, but you just knew that he was so devastated by Maurice's death. It truly hurts when you lose someone you love, but Robin's grief was on a whole different level. Losing a twin is a hurt like no other.
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Robin sah sehr traurig aus ihm fehlt sein Bruder er kann einem schon leid tun was er alles erlebt hat und trotzdem ist ein ganz lieber Mensch geblieben ich vermisse ihn sehr
Poor Robin & Barry. Losing a brother the way they did, through something which MAY have been avoided must make them SO angry. He talks a lot of sense here, trying to explain his grief. Such a nice man.❤❤❤
We miss you and Maurice.
We all come to a time of grief when those we love are taken away so suddenly, it's often a wonder how so many of us make it through all our grief at times.Please be at peace 🕊️ Rob.Bless you sweet heart.💜
I just wanna offer this to whoever needs it. The concept that we all belong to God and to Him we all shall return. It removes much of the unbearable pain of losing when we know that people or things aren’t truly ours in the first place. They are gifts from God to beautify our life and a source of ease and comfort, or sometimes given as a test. By submitting to this fact, the will of God, we will achieve peace.
My Heartfelt Condolences to the Gibb family. To be with each other all these years, side by side working together. Your family has been Blessed with such closeness and Love. Your bond is amazing.
Good interview so sad to lose so much talented men's
Bless his heart. I adore these guys. ☹️
My brother had the same thing like Maurice...his docters operated him...he's alive...I hope that Maurice's Family did whatever necessary...RIP Maurice...surely Missed.
Robin nails it about time healing all, it is always there.
The loss of somebody you loved deeply and knew so intimately that they were completely entwined in your day to day life, is a greiving process that never ends. Like Robin stated..." It's a life sentence."
Love the BeeGees.. so sad.
Oh, my dear Robin - I would rather not but I can relate to everything you say. It is lovely to have THAT person but when she or he dies - our second life starts. We keep going surrounded by darkness. That lifetime fight - we get used to it somehow, living in that inner warzone. We humans are quite fascinating.
So sad that both Robin and Morris are gone. Barry is still out there kicking it!!!
When a sibling goes they take a piece of your heart.. and you’ll never get it back.. a hole than no one can fill you… cannot understand till it happens to them..
Robin is so smart. I have lost my sister 3 years ago and it is so true you never get over it he explained it better then I could thank you Robin for helping me
Auténtico Robin , inmenso artista y bellísima persona!!! Robin and Maurice Forever!!!!
Everything he said is so true. Grief just comes out of no where at times.
Robin! Un ser único, adorable y genuino... hasta el infinito conmigo y con los que te amaron de verdad...
Good interview.
Robin. Baby. Why u had to leave me. Missing you badly 😢 Rip 🕊
Robin was so very wise Morris was always very happy and I’m glad you went after the Dr because some don’t have the money to do that
Da parte mia, mando un Grandissimo abbraccio a Barry e famiglia e alle famiglie di Robin & Maurice, con Tanto affetto. Saluti dall'Italia!
My Love how's out to the Bee Gees always💕💕 and will continue to pray for all the family. 🙏
Maravilhoso Robin eterno no meu coração