I think he makes it so you can only hear & understand him if you like him. Otherwise, you just hear mumbles and forget he exists. Pretty effective way of filtering out people who won't be relevant to you, maybe.
@@waynegale9926 you just blew my mind. I can understand him perfectly when he speaks, and I know where's he's going almost always. His mind is so much faster than his mouth, but I can hear it. Hard to explain 😂
That's called freedom. If you can't be free when you're innocent then you might as well be guilty of something. That might partly explain the crime rate in chicago.
Adrenocrome is the drug that he sold his soul forever for! Him and the bush family are of the same satanic order! They been to the Bohemian Grove together uncountable times!
@@Czechbound yeah it’s sad. But he lived his life on his own terms. Did what he wanted. Behaved how he wanted. There’s something very freeing and brave about that
My guess was coke. It tends to numb the sinuses & upper soft palette which can make ones voice sound like that. Also the even sort of rushed tone he’s speaking in. But that’s just my opinion.
@@zpridgen75 it just enhances both the merit and the cause for that phrase. At the end, Thompson attitude is what must be praised, is that what made everything else "real" around him
The film is easily one of the BEST book to film adaptations I have seen. That being said, I think the book is the best way to understand Hunter's mind. A must read book.
"In a closed society where everybody´s guilty, the only crime is getting caught, In a worldof thieves, the only final sin is stupidity." -Hunter S. Thompson, Fear and loathing in Las Vegas.
He's sort of a journalistic Keith Richards.They're both so good at what they do,and their heart is in the right place,everything else can be put aside.
Hunter was a bona fide weirdo. Keef only plays at being one... He's a shrewd capitalist and milked that Rock'n'roll rebel bullshit for all it's worth. That's why only one survived.
Here in PA, in the '60s, it was not uncommon for kids to bring their hunting rifles to school and keep them in their lockers. They were allowed to leave school early to hunt, as long as they had a permit.
whitestone sea commando Brigades Little by little, shooting by shooting...murder after murder, accident after accident. Yeah...they really took away your freedom.
Seeing this makes me understand even more how good an actor Johnny Depp is, because he played him exactly the same way, down to how he actually moves, speaks etc.
@@libertylovingbeckles6797 You're just plain wrong about that. You either haven't read his books, letters from family and friends, or are just speaking out of your ass.
Anything but kind. Implemented in filming snuff films of children and right when the info came out, they suicided him. He likes to kill, that's exactly right
I honestly can't make out half the words he's saying. And I'm someone who speaks considerably fast. This said, I can now see that Johnny Depp portrayed this guy to the T.
I feel honestly that johnny over did it doing drugs like this doesnt make you do this its part of a persona ive always believed for hunter and dont get me wrong was wild yes but not to that extreme
Johnny depp did an amazing job portraying this dude. I love Hunter S Thompson. Ive read a couple of his books. Currently reading "the curse of lono" pretty good so far.
Such an incredible person. Not only as a writer but as a human being. He in a way, broke the mold society has shaped around us. He realized things I have never understood before. His mind and soul were too much for this world to handle I believe. You can almost feel his constant anxiety in this video though. Sadly it seems he was a tortured soul throughout his life...all that anger, but so brilliant...
I've read a lot of writers. Just finished Fear and Loathing. Now going to read Hells Angels. HST is up there with Steinbeck and Faulkner, although no English prof will say so.
Everyone talks about Johnny Depp's portrayal of HST, but you all need to watch Where the Buffalo roam with Bill Murray and Peter Boyle. It's pretty great.
@@aliceshaw8265 I mean fair enough but there's a certain honesty to him also. Didn't beat around the bush usually. His writing is fictitious but he seems like an honest guy, doesn't seem like he'd bullshit people. Didn't ask you innocently why you thought he was dishonest, asked you why you called someone an idiot, the answer to that's a little more complicated
His diction sounds so much like a typewriter. I might be crazy but listening to Dr. Thompson speak is very soothing to me. Man, I miss him. Thanks for posting!
i respect this man im reading the life and times of hunter and i think he is an extraordinary man the way he is remembered by people and put such a life to everything and his will to do what he pleases i mean other than some of his antics pertaining to his wife he was a very peculiar individual
I was just glad to see that he was paid the proper respect he deserves by Dave and the audience.He was a great and kind and incredibly talented man.Truly one of a kind.
i had never seen hunter so far. After seeing this video, i can confirm my idea that johnny depp is the best actor in the world! johnny in fear and loathing is identical in every moment and expression to hunter! AMAZING!!
I think he's also from Kentucky and he lived with Hunter at owl farm for months shot guns drank drugs probably too so that's why his portrayal was so accurate.
It's amazing how people think that snuff film maker of a 12 year old boy in the bohemian Grove forest was a good guy. The public has no idea what that devil really was. If anyone ever researched the Franklin cover ups. They know a hell of a lot of stuff about many politicians etc. And here is that SOB saying he likes to kill. Thank God hes dead.
Woody Creek, outside of Aspen Colo. Woody Creek Tavern sat down in a gully, more or less, on the left side of the road. I don't recall if the road was dirt or paved. Drive past the Tavern and up aways was a road to the right, really a lane. And on that lane was where Thompson lived in Woody Creek. I stayed in Woody Creek, a neighbor of Hunter, a few times since I provided business services to a client who also lived on that lane. One morning about 7:30, I walked out of my guest house, headed for breakfast at my client's house. Down the lane from my right walked the tallest, thinnest man I have ever seen. Hunter, attired in a white summer suit and panama hat. Delightful.
He was as far from insane you could possible get. To follow on the most accruate, least factual "train".. From his haze of booze and drugs he was clear as a day. Taking his life is a hard one, but that was a decision he made decades before it happened. People would attribute it to the booze/drugs, but with this man it was the other way around. The booze and drugs was a risk against him killing himself. His clarity made him carry it out. He was a very special man, you must read alot of him to understand who this wild cat was. I Love America and HST is for me the country embodied in one single person. From him I got to understand the USA from Montana, to Kentucky, via Texas to Florida. Greetings from Europe.
He said "I'm just a hillbilly, I don't know much about religion, but we share one thing in common, a sense of justice" in reference to his comments about Bush.
An incredible man..totally knew how to work with what he was given..A mind set ahead of its time that won't slow down in the slightest..and he capitalised off it...
Seems like every recorded interview with this man ends with “we’ve run out of time.” Even watching them on a screen I feel like an electric tingle of shocking disappointment and sadness span through the entire studios, I see it in the interviewers faces and hear it in the crowd. If just one let him speak and screwed the network timer it would’ve paid for itself times ten....This man had so much more to share with the world than what’s written and that’s a heartbreaking thing. His interview with Conan is a perfect representation of this...the interview time is up and after the (foolishly UNANTICIPATED) sidetracking in Thompson’s statements that show how wonderfully expansive his mind was and how he wanted to illustrate his experiences in ways FOR US, he does something rare and points out that the whole thing I’m talking about IS THE KINGDOM OF FEAR
+Aloysius Habighorst He was supposedly talking about bohemian grove, its really uncomfortable when he says that you can tell Letterman is and the audience. So weird.
+Aloysius Habighorst Im sure yeah i can link you... like in reference to the whole murder thing and bohemian grove? Id check out ted gunderson videos and paul boracci also named hunter thompson along with loads of politicians bankers etc.... I can link you some videos, just wasn't sure exactly what you wanted. Ive been rematching them because its so much information but in all the hours I've spent doing that I've notices eerie similarities between so many so called conspiracies.
Hunter had the some of the best ideology I have ever heard and interpreted and was able to tell the most amazing stories with it. You were a great person even in the darkest of light Thompson. May you rest in peace in the freak kingdom
Hunter I worry about you in this video,I just want to take you home and take care of you ,I don't care what people say ,I have a genuine love for you and deeply care for your well being ,you are brilliant and I love you ,fuck how they made you look in this interview ,you are awesomes✌🏻️
Have to watch this again, didn’t get anything from the interview. The whole clip I was waiting for him to start that cigarette. And desperately wanted one myself.
There are far to many normal writers in the world, it's people like Hunter s. Thompson that inspire true original thought in all of us because he was so different. I will forever be thankful and entertained by how bat-shit crazy this man was. One of the few true rebel writers..........GONZO FOR LIFE.
Man, if you are not familiar with Thompson, you can really still see Depp in there,. That's how good Depp was at shadowing and studying Thompson when he lived with him in order to do so.
He popularized, in excess, the use of a famous rc called mescaline bromide, dropped onto 'pellets' basically pressies for this generation. and back in that day often lsd manufacturers were making 'speed' or amphetamine which, he's recorded to enjoy in moderation. He did go through phases of apparent cocaine addiction. I would guess somewhere in there.
+Erick Horton Fuckin' A!! Adrenochrome! That's hilarious. I haven't thought about that since I read Fear and Loathing 40+ years ago! Thanks for the laugh
-Dave: “ What are you doing?”
-Hunter: “ I don’t know, man.”
I felt that.
Mind Universe ditto!
Totally an answer a tripping balls person would give “I don’t know man”
Just love HST
The ultimate hippie reply
@@lilmacfarlan3 nice... 😁
Hunter needs subtitles.
It's the coke
Turn them on.
Those would be some good subtitles😂😂😂
I think he makes it so you can only hear & understand him if you like him. Otherwise, you just hear mumbles and forget he exists. Pretty effective way of filtering out people who won't be relevant to you, maybe.
@@waynegale9926 you just blew my mind. I can understand him perfectly when he speaks, and I know where's he's going almost always. His mind is so much faster than his mouth, but I can hear it. Hard to explain 😂
Imagine dr.thompson and ozzy having a conversation
Richard DeVincent III joined by bob dylan
There is an interview of him and Dylan.
Ozzy: ejwkmskeekmdkke shshshshhhhsshsh shahshhs
that hurt my brain
Or joe rogan, just to listen to him just talk for hours saying whatever
"As your attorney" I advise you to take a hit of coke and go on letterman with your goddamn riffle!!!!!
Several hits of coke*
@@zepourriable dam ,probably crack the way he's tweaking
@@joeekaps5840 Hunter was like this sober. Alcohol is the biggest reason for his slurred speech. Hes naturally a manic and animated person.
It's amazing how Johnny Depp absolutely nailed his voice and mannerisms.
he is a vampire in the Luciferian brotherhood system
@@captainofmysoul6162 you got maggots inside your head brother. It's not good for ya
It's like channeling.... It makes me very uncomfortable like Fear and Loathing did.. I felt "dirty".. something "possessed"
Sheesh..ruff crowd….who’s a lucif..
Love that film. Depp and Benecio Del Torro were amazing! 😎👍
"If you're innocent you can do anything. " Boom.
lmfao i read this comment just as he said it. fucking cool.
saibot Wow.. Me too..
That's called freedom. If you can't be free when you're innocent then you might as well be guilty of something. That might partly explain the crime rate in chicago.
True.
Not after 9/11 oops
Back when he was in his early thirties he did an interview and spoke with perfect clarity. You can see the effect of drugs and alcohol on him
And your point is.. this is who he was
@@shawnwillis767 I think his point is clear. "You can see the effect of drugs and alcohol on him". What part of that don't you understand ?
Adrenocrome is the drug that he sold his soul forever for! Him and the bush family are of the same satanic order! They been to the Bohemian Grove together uncountable times!
@@Czechbound yeah it’s sad. But he lived his life on his own terms. Did what he wanted. Behaved how he wanted. There’s something very freeing and brave about that
@@shawnwillis767His point was pretty clear.
"Hes on this"
"No hes on that"
I think we can all agree he was on all of it
I don't know if he was on all of ti, but he was certainly on something
“What are you planning on doing this weekend.”
“All of it.”
My guess was coke. It tends to numb the sinuses & upper soft palette which can make ones voice sound like that. Also the even sort of rushed tone he’s speaking in. But that’s just my opinion.
Acid, coke, Chivas.
You can't really tell what drugs people are on unless you know them well and what they are like sober
Shows how much Johnny Depp NAILED the part!
exactly! :)
indigoclean yup :)
method acting
He actually helped Johnny depp with his role of playing him
No he didn't. He acted like drunk not like he had a bad trip like Thompson.
"What are you doing?"
"I don't know, man."
I felt that
Just finished 'Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail' and I highly recommend it. Great read.
Thank you :)
“We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold.”
Lol
I feel a bit lightheaded maybe you should drive.
You're not prejudiced, are you?
"The most accurate and least factual reporter working today" Letterman's writers were genius.
That was not his writers. They have called HST that since 1970.
@@zpridgen75 it just enhances both the merit and the cause for that phrase.
At the end, Thompson attitude is what must be praised, is that what made everything else "real" around him
I mean, the "mistake" made by our mate here is more right than a lot of "real" and "true" I see today
choose your reality and choke on it, whatever
There is more truth in HST's writings than in the so called journalists works.
"a raccoon is a weird animal" - lol, classic Hunter S. Thompson :D
I am also from Kentucky and I can understand every word a lot of people talk like that here
Blake Miller Probably because half the population of Ky is drunk by noon
The film is easily one of the BEST book to film adaptations I have seen. That being said, I think the book is the best way to understand Hunter's mind. A must read book.
"In a closed society where everybody´s guilty, the only crime is getting caught, In a worldof thieves, the only final sin is stupidity."
-Hunter S. Thompson, Fear and loathing in Las Vegas.
Grow up
Eat snails@@fletcher932
@@fletcher932yeah you should
@@57shashanksharansrivastava11nope. Up vote goes to grow up. Your reply is a fail.
He's sort of a journalistic Keith Richards.They're both so good at what they do,and their heart is in the right place,everything else can be put aside.
Huuuuhhh??? Do some research he was a peado
Hunter was a bona fide weirdo. Keef only plays at being one... He's a shrewd capitalist and milked that Rock'n'roll rebel bullshit for all it's worth. That's why only one survived.
Keith Richards heart is in the right place? Lol. And the winner for the most ignorant, uneducated comment is......you!!!!
By the time Dave says "Finish the story Hunter", I'm already lost, lol. Awesome interview.
Wow you could take a gun on a plane in '88. Now you can't even take a bottle of shampoo
My father tells me stories of kids bringing guns on the subway in NYC when he was young because they had rifle teams at school.
Here in PA, in the '60s, it was not uncommon for kids to bring their hunting rifles to school and keep them in their lockers. They were allowed to leave school early to hunt, as long as they had a permit.
You can travel with an unloaded gun in your checked baggage to this day
You can being an unloaded gun into a plane.
whitestone sea commando Brigades Little by little, shooting by shooting...murder after murder, accident after accident. Yeah...they really took away your freedom.
Seeing this makes me understand even more how good an actor Johnny Depp is, because he played him exactly the same way, down to how he actually moves, speaks etc.
Depp is a vampire in the luciferian brotherhood system...
Ya that’s because Depp has no identity of his own
This man is flying high during this interview!! What an amazing author and man throughout his entire trip
Letterman: Your making me nervous
Thompson: Your calming me down
Wow .. after watching this interview... I realize how much Johnny Depp actually sounded like Hunter T. in the movie ..
Well they were best friends and Johnny made sure Hunter got the funeral he wanted... literally fired out of a cannon.
History has shown Most Geniuses are Unbalanced. They have their moments of Brilliance....but the rest of their life's can be completely irrational.
john doe And demonic possession is called schizophrenia
jjsiegal1 he's fucked up
D13 Watchmen Demons don't exist. Neither does possession, unless you have actual proof.
you can say the same about most non-geniuses. the genius get noticed
D13 Watchmen I'm a "demon possessed person."
Sometimes it does feel literal, but demons as a metaphor is what most (including myself) prefer.
Wow, I can't believe how accurate Johnny Depp's portrayal of Thompson is... just amazing.
i love this man he is not a role model but a person i look up to, in the sense that he was tough and he spoke his mind, i also read all his books =)
"never let the truth stand in the way of a good story"
Imagine going for a hike and stumbling upon this legend.
A child rapist and torturer/murderer is a legend to you???? You're sick
@@christinamathers8797 Either cite your sources or shut your rotten mouth.
Imagine going on a hike with the legend. Both, 'stumbling'. Lol.
He'd consider fair game and hunt you down
Wrong... He murdered children for adrenochrome
"Someday you'll have enough time, we'll have a serious talk" He's truly a kind and gentle man.
Idk too many people ever got that about him.
🤨🤔 Hunter Thompson was a lot of things to a lot of people and the vast majority do NOT think he was kind.
@@libertylovingbeckles6797 You're just plain wrong about that. You either haven't read his books, letters from family and friends, or are just speaking out of your ass.
Anything but kind. Implemented in filming snuff films of children and right when the info came out, they suicided him. He likes to kill, that's exactly right
Wrong... He murdered children for adrenochrome.
The entire video I was anticipating him lighting the cigarette and it just never happened.
Evan He lights it right before the departing handshake.
Meyzen76 hahah that’s amazing!
Is this the voice actor who plays Boomhauer on King of the Hill?
What kind of drugs are you on?
Hunter: Yes
The Dude Username checks out...
Lol 👏 👍
We dont do that here.
Ooooooooooooooooooh good one.
Haha
I honestly can't make out half the words he's saying. And I'm someone who speaks considerably fast. This said, I can now see that Johnny Depp portrayed this guy to the T.
Ikr, it's not that he's speaking too quickly, it's that he seems resigned to perpetually mumble every word that escapes his lips...
+Julestags did you see Bill Muray portray Hunter ?
In one of his CBC interviews, he mentions that he actually does have a speech impediment.
I feel honestly that johnny over did it doing drugs like this doesnt make you do this its part of a persona ive always believed for hunter and dont get me wrong was wild yes but not to that extreme
Jacob Aguilar jesus in this interview he can barely talk from being so numb
Johnny depp did an amazing job portraying this dude. I love Hunter S Thompson. Ive read a couple of his books. Currently reading "the curse of lono" pretty good so far.
Such an incredible person. Not only as a writer but as a human being.
He in a way, broke the mold society has shaped around us. He realized things I have never understood before. His mind and soul were too much for this world to handle I believe.
You can almost feel his constant anxiety in this video though.
Sadly it seems he was a tortured soul throughout his life...all that anger, but so brilliant...
you didnt hear him at the begining ask David if he didnt want to talk about killing? he hunted people for fun.
@@rudy103069was it roy or rusty nelson who was one of the photographers involved in the Franklin Scandal of who took Johnny Gosch, name Hunter S ..
hes wearing the same shirt from the interview he gave in 1978
If someone acted this way today...nobody would get it. They would bash.
Gotta be PC these days. It's depressing. 😒
This mans pulse at this moment must've been over 200
The guy probably did a eight of coke a day
he said, "We could take a poll here" and I spit coffee out of my nose. Damn I miss Hunter S. Thompson.
I've read a lot of writers. Just finished Fear and Loathing. Now going to read Hells Angels. HST is up there with Steinbeck and Faulkner, although no English prof will say so.
Read Thompson's 'Kingdom of Fear', man...
Everyone talks about Johnny Depp's portrayal of HST, but you all need to watch Where the Buffalo roam with Bill Murray and Peter Boyle. It's pretty great.
Depp was way better
"If you are innocent you can do anything"
Hunter S seems to be one of the most honest people I've seen
@@aliceshaw8265 ...why?
@@aliceshaw8265 I mean fair enough but there's a certain honesty to him also. Didn't beat around the bush usually. His writing is fictitious but he seems like an honest guy, doesn't seem like he'd bullshit people. Didn't ask you innocently why you thought he was dishonest, asked you why you called someone an idiot, the answer to that's a little more complicated
@@aliceshaw8265 been there done that
@@aliceshaw8265 can't handle having a sample conversation with someone? Lmao you're a pussy
@@sharedmemories3729 this is random, but I like your taste in music. You seem like a really cool person
Can't believe how great Jonny Depp did playing HST...
Truly great job , his mannerisms body movements ..
Spot on..
His diction sounds so much like a typewriter. I might be crazy but listening to Dr. Thompson speak is very soothing to me. Man, I miss him. Thanks for posting!
yikes
Wrong... He murdered children for adrenochrome
i respect this man im reading the life and times of hunter and i think he is an extraordinary man the way he is remembered by people and put such a life to everything and his will to do what he pleases i mean other than some of his antics pertaining to his wife he was a very peculiar individual
"What are you doing?"
"I dunno man"
This guy is a legend.
In the 90s I spent several summers like this....Hunter spent his life like this. *Legend* and seems like a nice guy too
The way Hunter talks he would be perfect in podcast format
Bill Murray did such a great job portraying him in "Where the Buffalo Roam"
Wow. Im thinking about johny depps performance in fear and loathing in las vegas. He really nailed it big time. Its like they are the same person
Nah, they just did the same drugs
Depp was good friend with him. His ashes were actually fired out of a cannon on Depp's Yacht
“do you get up early and write?”
“well yes, I do write early in the morning”
...
I was just glad to see that he was paid the proper respect he deserves by Dave and the audience.He was a great and kind and incredibly talented man.Truly one of a kind.
I have no respect for this ped0phile.
"what are you doing?"
"I don't know man!"
i had never seen hunter so far. After seeing this video, i can confirm my idea that johnny depp is the best actor in the world! johnny in fear and loathing is identical in every moment and expression to hunter! AMAZING!!
I think he's also from Kentucky and he lived with Hunter at owl farm for months shot guns drank drugs probably too so that's why his portrayal was so accurate.
I didn't understand a word this man said but I still laughed my ass off.
"...the most accurate and least factual reporter working today."
I love the image of Hunter Thompson and Christopher Hitchens being the yin and yang of the West. You just made my day. Thanks!
johnny depp plays him so well holy shit
steeelo = Check out Bill Murray as Hunter in Where The Buffalo Roam
"You dont wanna talk about killing humans, do you?" Amazing. Rewind replay rewind replay
Brilliant
It's amazing how people think that snuff film maker of a 12 year old boy in the bohemian Grove forest was a good guy. The public has no idea what that devil really was. If anyone ever researched the Franklin cover ups. They know a hell of a lot of stuff about many politicians etc. And here is that SOB saying he likes to kill. Thank God hes dead.
@@fuzzydan4544 All the “snuff film” claims have literally no evidence and all the sources are these dodgy websites from 20 years ago
if you want to understand him read his books hes a genius
Wrong... He murdered children for adrenochrome
"When the going gets tough, the weird turn pro," Hunter S. Thompson.
He is in a different dimension throughout the whole interview
Woody Creek, outside of Aspen Colo. Woody Creek Tavern sat down in a gully, more or less, on the left side of the road. I don't recall if the road was dirt or paved. Drive past the Tavern and up aways was a road to the right, really a lane. And on that lane was where Thompson lived in Woody Creek. I stayed in Woody Creek, a neighbor of Hunter, a few times since I provided business services to a client who also lived on that lane. One morning about 7:30, I walked out of my guest house, headed for breakfast at my client's house. Down the lane from my right walked the tallest, thinnest man I have ever seen. Hunter, attired in a white summer suit and panama hat. Delightful.
I remember reading the great shark hunt and having to stop and aplaud the greatness of what I was reading. Hunter was a moral giant.
Dude might have been insane, but he was also smart, creative, and funny
Steve Lantz what is sanity
Just did weird stuff so he said weird stuff. Pedo Satanists are like that
We’re all insane👇🏻😂🙈
He was very functional👇🏻👇🏻
Wrong... He murdered children for adrenochrome
He was as far from insane you could possible get. To follow on the most accruate, least factual "train".. From his haze of booze and drugs he was clear as a day. Taking his life is a hard one, but that was a decision he made decades before it happened. People would attribute it to the booze/drugs, but with this man it was the other way around. The booze and drugs was a risk against him killing himself. His clarity made him carry it out. He was a very special man, you must read alot of him to understand who this wild cat was. I Love America and HST is for me the country embodied in one single person. From him I got to understand the USA from Montana, to Kentucky, via Texas to Florida. Greetings from Europe.
"Guns are killing machines, i wouldn't want to use one but it err, comforts you to know that you can" LMAO the most unhinged tv interview ever
He said "I'm just a hillbilly, I don't know much about religion, but we share one thing in common, a sense of justice" in reference to his comments about Bush.
what's this country coming to when they can get away with sandbagging a doctor of journalism
You know what that means, savage henry, has cashed his check
An incredible man..totally knew how to work with what he was given..A mind set ahead of its time that won't slow down in the slightest..and he capitalised off it...
Wrong... He murdered children for adrenochrome
Seems like every recorded interview with this man ends with “we’ve run out of time.” Even watching them on a screen I feel like an electric tingle of shocking disappointment and sadness span through the entire studios, I see it in the interviewers faces and hear it in the crowd.
If just one let him speak and screwed the network timer it would’ve paid for itself times ten....This man had so much more to share with the world than what’s written and that’s a heartbreaking thing.
His interview with Conan is a perfect representation of this...the interview time is up and after the (foolishly UNANTICIPATED) sidetracking in Thompson’s statements that show how wonderfully expansive his mind was and how he wanted to illustrate his experiences in ways FOR US, he does something rare and points out that the whole thing I’m talking about IS THE KINGDOM OF FEAR
He's coked out of his mind.
litterally
Did you see the one about his daily drug activity? Basically weed, coke and a bottle of booze all day.
That's why he's licking constantly
+wyyclef It could be.
It can also be some sort of tic.
My uncle had face tics and never did drugs.
literally*
There is a 1978 interview where he wears the same shirt
Is that the same shirt hunter was wearing in that 1978 bbc thing?
DAVE:
I'm going to IGNORE his GIANT injury.
Was told not to bring it up
Only David Letterman can interview Hunter Thompson.
This is a completely bizarre interview. Completely. "I like to kill". Astounding.
+Aloysius Habighorst He was supposedly talking about bohemian grove, its really uncomfortable when he says that you can tell Letterman is and the audience. So weird.
+creative_expansion
It is a hard to watch.
+Aloysius Habighorst i agree! people think its hilarious but when you actually do a bit of digging its so unsettling... :
+creative_expansion have any links or sites to recommend?
+Aloysius Habighorst Im sure yeah i can link you... like in reference to the whole murder thing and bohemian grove? Id check out ted gunderson videos and paul boracci also named hunter thompson along with loads of politicians bankers etc.... I can link you some videos, just wasn't sure exactly what you wanted. Ive been rematching them because its so much information but in all the hours I've spent doing that I've notices eerie similarities between so many so called conspiracies.
How epic it would have been to see Thompson interview Brando?
Making the incomprehensible more incomprehensible
Quite the character. We need a few more of him.
Need him today!😮
“What kind of a day do you have” if only HE knew
Hunter had the some of the best ideology I have ever heard and interpreted and was able to tell the most amazing stories with it. You were a great person even in the darkest of light Thompson. May you rest in peace in the freak kingdom
Too much Adrenochrome.
Sam Surgeon omg right for real tho
Sam Surgeon "just a teeny, tiny taste"
He loving killing...smh
He's a killer and an arsehole
You took too much man, too much, too much.
Hunter I worry about you in this video,I just want to take you home and take care of you ,I don't care what people say ,I have a genuine love for you and deeply care for your well being ,you are brilliant and I love you ,fuck how they made you look in this interview ,you are awesomes✌🏻️
Was brilliant. You know he died like 11 years ago right? They fired his ashes out of a cannon
Thompson on letterman in the 80's saying he liked killing people and letterman in shock trying to get him to clarify what he is saying.
people sometimes forget Bill Murray portayed Hunter in "Where the buffalo roam" (1980) and did a great job before Johnny in Fear and Loathing.
8 minutes of trying to light a cigarette, only succeeding in the last 10 seconds 😅
I remember being so excited every time this guy came out with a new book. I would read it slowly and savor it....even if it sucked (Better Than Sex)
Definitely the strangest and funniest interview I've seen that I can think of LOL
Have to watch this again, didn’t get anything from the interview. The whole clip I was waiting for him to start that cigarette. And desperately wanted one myself.
Only letterman had the balls to put Hunter Thompson on tv
He came off a lot better on type than in person. Buy the ticket, take the ride.
There are far to many normal writers in the world, it's people like Hunter s. Thompson that inspire true original thought in all of us because he was so different. I will forever be thankful and entertained by how bat-shit crazy this man was. One of the few true rebel writers..........GONZO FOR LIFE.
A true mutant... the very best
He was a professional child abuser too.
Hunter is the normal one, sees clearly, most writers are totally hallucinating
Man, if you are not familiar with Thompson, you can really still see Depp in there,. That's how good Depp was at shadowing and studying Thompson when he lived with him in order to do so.
That smile and handshake at the end with that cigarette holder = pure Johnny Depp. Jonny Depp friggin' nailed it.
It’s amazin how Johnny depp stayed with him for months to get to know his character
when Dave says “we’re out of time” there’s such a look of devastation in Hunters eyes and face.
Could someone please give me some insight on what he was on here or seems to be high on ?
He popularized, in excess, the use of a famous rc called mescaline bromide, dropped onto 'pellets' basically pressies for this generation. and back in that day often lsd manufacturers were making 'speed' or amphetamine which, he's recorded to enjoy in moderation. He did go through phases of apparent cocaine addiction. I would guess somewhere in there.
kx80braap he seems to be high on coke
Adrenochrome
wes lee what a nice guy u must be - a real Rasta
+Erick Horton Fuckin' A!! Adrenochrome! That's hilarious. I haven't thought about that since I read Fear and Loathing 40+ years ago! Thanks for the laugh
Funny how Letterman and Conan both ran out of time while interviewing him.
THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING HUNTER
I can hear his brain melting from here