I agree. Robin had already been feeling it. Barry had been, too. That comment was the last straw for Barry, and he snapped. Barry later said they can disrespect them, but he won’t stand for anyone disrespecting the music.
@@BGWhisperer the "dog" comment? Even at that point Anderson could have got through to the end of the interview. Barry was genuinely appreciative of the praise for their early music and tried to use that to get back on track, but Anderson couldn't hold back from insulting Saturday Night Fever. Too much for them. Thanks for the report of Barry's explanation. Excellent!
@@saxtant Barry, Robin and others said Maurice had a brilliant sense of humour. When the Bee Gees appeared on TOTP Maurice was talking about Diana Ross and Barry had to correct him by saying when we was writing songs for Diana Ross. He was the funniest out of the 3
Clive was lucky it was the Bee Gees he annoyed and not W. Axl Rose . Let's put it this way if it was Axl he would have got a lot worse than your a tosser pal.
@@cababyboomerq6012 You BeeGees fans are nearly as delicate as your heroes. *_Clive Anderson Talks Back_* was *meant* to be this kind of show, Clive playfully did this with practically all his guests. All Clive's other guests just playfully insulted Clive in reply, it's what the show was all about.
I remember this moment vividly. You could see that Clive Anderson was going too far with his very rude jokes & finally they had enough of him. I'm surprised it took so long. He deserved it.
@@robbesebesta3818 Maurice was stating, with class and dignity, that he wasn't going to stay without his brothers(and do impressions of them answering questions).
@@enanena-mg3yu I thought the walk-off was a bit of an overreaction, but he was relentlessly mocking them. He even admitted later that he handled the interview poorly.
They knew what to expect, 2 of them understood his humour and didn't want to leave, but leader goes, they all must :-y ((it was staged, they are all entertainers remember ...))
Atmosphere really changed when he hinted at “shit writers”. There was absolutely no need for that. There’s poking and having a laugh and then there’s just being downright rude and obnoxious. The BeeGees didn’t deserve that
There you have the British Class hierarchy. Unmasked. He's from the Oxbridge lawyer class, they're just 'entertainers' so they're fair game to him. Showbiz gammon to be mocked. It's just that he's already forgotten, while new generations will discover the BeeGees musical legacy.
Fair play to them. Having a sense of humour is one thing, letting yourself get trashed and disrespected by some nobody behind a desk is something else entirely. They knew their worth and demonstrated it.
Yes exactly i only seen short clips about this and after this i fully understand why they walked off and they were definitely trashed by the guy behind the desk
It was not an interview at all, and they had enough. Clive would not shut up. Understanding it was his show, but he should have done a one man show if he wanted to talk nonstop.
Three of the nicest men I know in show business. Don't deserve such foolishness. They are not easily provoked. They have a good sense of humor. So glad they walked off.
@@NatalieMllr Jealous of what? I'm female. Put down the pipe. You don't make any sense🤪. Secondly, tootsie pie, I doubt that you know him personally so I take the word of people who actually met and worked with him. I doubt you are a Romanov. Dream on.
@@pollypurree1834I on one video Barry actually talks about how he was separated from his brothers when they passed. So sad that he has to live with that. 😥
@@oliverdots that's shhhtooopit! He destroyed, quite deservedly, his entire career in that moment. He's a ponce who has stuck to his guns since and has earned his nothingness in its entirety. I can't stand soulless reptilians like y'all, very tragic indeed.
Back in the mid 1980 s I worked as a chef in Oxford. The Three brothers would come in sometimes and sit in a closed off section of the restaurant. I was a Chef in an open plan kitchen so could see the three of them. Always polite and friendly to the waiting staff. Always without fail. Good guy and sadly missed by us all.
Which restaurant was that? I grew up near Oxford so probably know it. Robin used to live at Thame (as a matter of fact he's buried in the church yard there) so I guess that would explain why they would visit.
It was a the coffee shop attached to the Randolph Hotel. No idea if the restaurant is still there but it was opposite the martyrs memorial and down stairs on the side of the Randolph. I normally worked in the main restaurant but was sent in to sort out some issues. Great staff and enjoyed my time in Oxford.
@@christophermoorhouse8828 el "patio de la iglesia" 🙄🙄🙄🙄...es un cementerio del medioevo frente al ex seminario y capilla que compró y restauró fabulosamente ROBIN. Es un CEMENTERIO. 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
The way the brothers supported each other and how Barry handled this shows all 3 are a class above these so called journalists. You can hear Robyn say walking off 'this was a set up'. I admire these brothers even more for the way they handled themselves.
Iv'e just watched this again , and it's the first time I,ve picked up on Robin saying " this was a setup" , it was at that point Anderson looked really shocked , what an insulting dick he was all the way through the interview.
Pure class no dont think so Smoked drugs around Andys coffin And the idiot Robin gave an interview in which he said his cancer was a punishment because he was so rich and famous dicks the 3 of them
Thank you for posting this. The Beegees were such professionals and Clive is totally out of his depth. The whole interview is embarrassing with Clive trying too hard to be funny and failing at every excruciating attempt. No wonder Barry walked off.
@@pollypurree1834 tú aguantas q te insulten y se rían de ti cuando eres invitado en algún sitio, aunque sepas de antemano q el anfitrión es un gilipollas???? Si no van malo y si van son humillados .... Sabes q dicen: q quién critique mis pasos q se ponga mis tacones!!!! Aplícate el cuento!!!
@@pollypurree1834 Years ago I saw some of Clive's shows. I didn't find him particularly interesting, but he did manage to get a good interview out of his guests. This was definitely not his format. I wonder whether he thought he was being "cool" interviewing members of one of the greatest pop groups and that he thought he was speaking at their level.0
Well, his guests just proved that they WERE complete tossers - Barry Gibb was, anyway - and he's just embarrassed for them. Their egos obviously outgrew their talent...
@@nowayhosay50 hard to figure how he could be that incessantly insulting and think it would be okay. the bee gees helped define much of 70s disco music, and somehow Anderson thought it would be a good thing to attempt to destroy the great work they'd done during that time. unfortunately in the early 80's, there was a segment of western society that wanted to bury disco, mostly 'hard core' rock fans and others who found it to be 'less than'. music is music, and theirs was among the very best.
It seems like the "les tossers" comment at 6:12 is what really changed the atmosphere between Barry and Clive. To his credit, Barry tried to politely continue...but then came the "my dog likes it'" comment followed by the "I forgot that one." Fair fucks to them for getting up and leaving. 👍
Wasn't just one comment. The spiritual dynamic from the getgo was unauthorized. In other words, this was a temptation. The questions never really cared for answers but were sped through with derisive jabs. Closest I've come to this was going to a job interview for a job I wasn't meant to have.
The Bee Gees are music royalty..The only tosser there was Clive..He sounded jealous of their success like a school yard bully..Love love love The Bee Gees.
The Bee Gees knew who Clive Anderson was, they were fans. But they somehow seemed to forget that his chat show was based around Anderson riasting his guests. They admittied to regretting the walk off years later.
@dougaldouglas8842 too depressing to expound upon, yet his ilk wind me up w their them selves and my head spins a little I hate reptilian, ponce, tossers. Just as a rule.
A lot of tension from the start. Clive's trajectory was barreling forward and Barry was trying to head it off by quickly building a brick wall that didnt work. Barry was never anyone to fool with, deeply kind as he was. An absolute mindboggling genius and beyond prolific when it came to song writing.
The Bee Gees knew who Clive Anderson was, they were fans. But they somehow seemed to forget that his chat show was based around Anderson riasting his guests. They admittied to regretting the walk off years later.
@@shaz2761 Recorded plenty more forgetful songs than memorable ones though. But Barry didn't really know that much about music did he? Heck, he thinks Sgt. Pepper was the Beatles "last big album." Funny, The White Album, Abbey Road and Let It Be all followed Sgt. Pepper and sold more than every Bee Gee's album with the exception of Saturday Night Fever. By this logic, The Bee Gees were a one album wonder!
After Maurice and Robin had passed away, Barry played at Glastonbury. An audience made up of mainly millennials totally unfamiliar with the music of the BeeGees. Yet they still knew this man had serious gravitas, and not only did they show all due respect to him, they actually really enjoyed his time on stage. It says a lot about him and them; you don’t just happen to become music royalty, it only occurs after years of hard work but above all enormous talent.
Well said. No education in the world can outweigh simple manners and respect for others. I like that you made a point of the crowed being millennials and still had respect. Where Clive was born in the 50’s
Millennials have parents who play their music, thereby educating their offspring. Streaming services have options that show you where other people who share your musical interests, listen to. Also artists similar to the ones they listened to. I listen to music from before either one of my parents were even born. The options are plenty for everybody to discover everything, so your assumption is utter .... I am old enough to know some of the Bee Gees hits from when they came out (although too young to care at the time). Their hits are okay, when I hear them on the radio, I even have some on some random compilation albums, but none of their songs will make it into my top 1,000 of greatest songs ever made, and if you only go on talk shows to have the host blow smoke up your backside, you have a serious ego problem. So the misters Gibb will not be in my top 100,000 of greatest people that ever lived. Another interview where Barry walked out because of a question : Barry said something about how influential the Bee Gees had been, and all the interviewer did was ask for an explanation. To me, that was an interesting question, because I wouldn't be able to tell you ANY influence they were responsible for. I still couldn't. Disco, tight pants, hit singles, brothers making music, falsetto singing, mediocre songs, overinflated egos... They had all been around from before their career started. Well, not the disco, obviously, but that was an impressive example of them jumping the money train end reviving their career (also around from before their careers started).
This guy was passive-aggresive and rude from the beginning. I've been in conversations like this. I'm surprised they stayed so long. The sarcasm gets really old quickly I love Barry's style handling this.
@@skabuoy Only you could turn a compliment to the BeeGees into a moronic diatribe dissing them! You gives a fcuk what you think, you effin mug cnut! Now run along, and get back to pumping yourself over your big sister!
It would take a lot for any of the Gibb Men to "walk off" during an interview, which is why Mo, in his kindness of words, hesitated. He was just being loveable Mo! The Men did the proper thing, after being assured they would be welcomed, & to sit there & be insulted in their craft, is rubbish! Kudos to them in how they respectfully walked off!👍💘It takes big men to show that much restraint; I love it💋
*One thing I noticed is Clive Anderson just didn't shut up, he just wouldn't let them speak, I too got more and more frustrated with him just not sitting back and letting them talk*
@@bobbyokeefe4285 no vimos la misma entrevista, si no dejar hablar e insultar, no es nada escandaloso para tí, q lo es??? Q te pisen el cuello y te escupan encima??? Xq fue lo q le faltó al fantoche de Clive hacer a los hermanos Gibb!!! Hicieron muy bien en dejar solo a un tío narcisista y descerebrado!!! Olé x los Bee Gees!!!
It's a spiritual dynamic at work. Likely someone tempted the BeeGees to do the interview, they unbeknownst said yes. And from there, however well intended Clive was-- his demons had a big say.
And the three of them were sitted there ready and willing to talk about anything which came their way, and the interviewer tried to steal the show with weak jokes and rapid fire questions. Ridiculous.
He was an absolute idiot, hugely disrespectful and you could see Robin had sussed him out straight away. The Bee Gees are legends and this just made Clive look ridiculous, also he kept interrupting. Good for them!
The Bee Gees knew who Clive Anderson was, they were fans. But they somehow seemed to forget that his chat show was based around Anderson riasting his guests. They admittied to regretting the walk off years later.
What?, the Bee Gees Apologise to that Tosser!. Anderson may have been an Educated Man, but Clearly without a grain of Respect for anyone, Arrogant, Annoying, no Common Sense, and a total Embarrassment of an Individual!.😂😅😅😅
The Bee Gees will always be apart of the sounds of my youth. They had it all. Great singers, songwriters, played their own instruments. Many of todays so called pop acts couldn’t hold a candle to these guys.
This never ceases to make me cringe. The really sad part is, you can see that Barry was okay with a bit of fun at the beginning... all of them were. But there's a gulf between a few cheeky jokes and just being outright insulting. Saying "You're hit writers... well, we're one letter short" was over the line, and you can see Barry visibly offended there. If Clive was a decent interviewer he could have read the guest and humorously apologized, then dialed it back... but he just keeps pushing. As someone else said, the "You'll always be tossers to me" (which was just nasty) comment is where you really feel the energy shift to a bad place. I've done a bunch of celebrity interviews and I've got great material out of the guests by making them so comfortable they just get into an amazing chat and give you gold. I've never offended or gone for the "cheap shot" to be funny. It's unnecessary and unprofessional. I don't blame them walking off at all.
@@justindenney-hall5875 there's a huge difference between comedic comments and abuse. He was abusive in stating they're shite writers and calling them tossers. How did he expect them to respond? I think he deserved them walking out.
They were tolerant to stay as long as they did. All I can say about Clive is, just plain out stupid. I guess he thinks he is funny, "the joke is on him"
Clive was a a__hole!.......you could tell on Barry's face he was fuming! So glad he walked off......kudos to Robin....he picked up on Barry n tried to carry it!
Barry always looks as if he is fuming But thanks for all the great music.In general,to the poms,thanks for Shakespeare,Dickens,Beatles,Python,2 Ronnies and partly because of your oppression- Joyce,Beckett,back to Douglas Adams,Robert Rankin,Stevenson,Clapton,Zeppelin etc
Clive’s expression at 9.40 is a gem to watch. He knew he was losing them much earlier and was trying to placate Barry but just couldn’t help himself. Being made to look foolish suited him perfectly.
My words exactly. Great comment! On another note, I hope that You & Your Family are doing great, staying safe & healthy. Cheers & Respect, ~Mikal Vancouver BC 🇨🇦
Clive has no claim to the title of anything. His sad jealousy was on display and the brothers were more than graceful putting up with his cheap jokes and mistreatment.
@@DG-EditsYTboth parties (the Host and Bee Gees) are/were losers in your scenario. after hitting fame they all lost their anonymity forever. they can never get that back so they could never live in peace.
He’s more concerned with him being funny than an interested interviewer. You can tell Barry was getting irritated and good for them for walking out since he was trying to paint them in a bad light and trying to pit them against one another.
The guys are legends the songs legendary the music iconic 60s 70s 80s 90s 2000s the bee gees are a sound track to many generation's i adore the music the voices and the songs i love the 70s work and 80s stuff its just magic i love the slick vocals the tight harmonies Anderson was the tosser Barry if you read this you are loved by many many people.
They were so polite, even laughing at his crap jokes in the beginning, just for him to harp on and on. I don’t understand how anyone, even Bee Gees haters, could find Clive funny here when his delivery alone is downright horrible🤣
@@JohnDuffy-bq8wg Exactly, their music is awesome, and they are some of the finest songwriters ever. However, Maurice and Andy aside, they were also notoriously thin-skinned pompous twats.
@@JohnDuffy-bq8wg As bad as I hate to say this there are many many Bee Gees haters on here. You see them posting their hateful lies and rhetoric all over social media. And for some reason there are tons of Barry Gibb haters even among the avowed Bee Gees lovers. It's very sad how this wonderful man who has done so much good in this world is villainized and lied about by people that have never even seen him much less have never met him but they sure will tell you all the evil he has said and done. Sickening.
this was disgusting by CLIVE THEY ARE LEGENDS AND DESRVE TO BE TREATED WITH RESPECT THE KJOKES WERENT FUNNY THEY WERE RIGHT TO WALK OUT RIP ROBIN AND MAURICE SADLY MISSED @@whocares5773
The bottom line is he called them tossers on live TV. Anyone else would've done the exact same thing. True class act whilst giving the middle finger to a true p***k. Bee Gees absolute legends
The brothers didn't have it easy in their early days, they started off as just kids to probably help their parents and it is absolutely disgusting to see how this good-for-nothing disrespected them.
When you're a huge musical act yourself, writing your own juggernaut #1 hits, plus behind the scenes you're writing massive (#1's being the golden milestone) hits for other musical acts, I always viewed that as an amazing accomplishment proving truly blazing talent. That's Bee Gees, 100%.
It wasn't mentioned that they got their first hits as the BeeGees in Redcliff Queensland. I know it very well and the house they rented while they were becoming tradies. Redcliff was a dive, full of drunks living in seaside shacks. To pull themselves out of that is another underated achievement. Signed Brisbane Australia.
I get this was a show where you get roasted and humiliated in front of people, but this was definitely a step to far. You don’t make fun of peoples personal history, and achievements they’ve made in life that makes someone feel proud. The Bee Gees were gentlemen, always polite and had manners to everyone they ever met, they were great men who deserved respect. Another thing about them, they all stood up for each other no matter what. Even though Maurice wasn’t as offended as Barry and Robin was, he still wasn’t gonna sit there and talk to someone who just offended his brothers and made them leave, he was gonna support them instead. Maurice was even polite to Clive when he was leaving. He was no doubt the best Bee Gee.
I disagree that it was a step too far. Especially the joke that made them leave. The song name was "Don't Forget to Remember" and he cracks that he forgot it. It's not even an insult, just a little "dad joke" on the title. The only thing that might have gone too far was when he joked that he thinks of them as tossers, but since they said it first I think it was both acceptable and predictable the way he said it. And if they took offense at him saying he personally enjoyed their earlier stuff but not really the later stuff, then that's just sensitive egos because every musician has heard that.
I remember watching this when I was 11 years old live on tv, I didn’t know why they walked off at the time, watching this 26 years later it makes perfect sense.
I don't understand why they walked off. I love the Bee Gee's and support them leaving even if I am not sure of why. Would you please explain it to me? I would be so grateful. RIP Maurice and Robin....you are loved always...xoxo
I think it was really clever. Him and his brothers were there to be interviewed. So how can the interview carry on if they're not all there anymore? He could've impersonated his brothers but he's not a good impersonator. :)@@bunniemunch123
No he didn't. The fact Maurice said, "he'd stay...[haha]" shows he didn't quite pick up on what Barry and Robin did: that it was a bad interview laced with derision. I don't think Clive intended that but he is responsible for it.
When you don’t realize you’re in the presence of absolute geniuses and can’t recognize your place, you’ve completely lost it, it was a priceless moment to see his face knowing his mom was watching, and he had just blown it😅😅😅😅😅
@@lewisner You know not what you speak. Clive is still presenting radio and TV shows in the UK in 2023. Has been working constantly fronting programs for the BBC, and other networks. Making good money too.
This is what happens when the interviewer is more worried about getting his laughs than doing a good interview with one of the biggest bands at the time
Thing is the brothers were known to have fantastic senses of humour and it shows that Clive was in no way funny, just insulting. You do not disrespect the Bee Gee's and they were so dignified in there walk off x
I couldn’t agree more. I would have a sense of humor unless I was in in a bad mood tired because of travel, etc., but I would take his Mickey Mouse joke laugh it off but the second one I walk off like why did you interview me you just try to insult me. I’m a superstar you work here.
Hardly. I remember watching it on TV at the time of broadcast and my family laughed their heads off at these pompous pricks. It made Clive Anderson's show more popular. And years later, Barry at least had the grace to admit he was a humourless prick.
This was a wasted interview. These guys are witty, funny, interesting and full of the best stories from an amazing career. The no-neck idiot was disgraceful, yet they still carried themselves with utmost dignity.
They are there to get publicity. They seem to need a safe space, decades before such spaces were invented. Barry seems to have a massive ego. (I do like their music)
I remember watching this live and thinking it was odd they walked out. Seeing again so many years later, knowing how many hit songs they wrote, and the stick they got after the disco craze, I can understand why they walked out. A few jokes at their expense would have been funny, but Clive was relentless. He'd never have done that to Paul McCartney, Elton John or George Michael etc etc. I'm actually amazed they didn't walk out earlier.
@@jaredleicht1656 there wasn't anything wrong with the jokes... many bee gee's fans are worse tarts than barry gibb... at least he and his brothers went on to say they regretted taking it as seriously as they did
He would have, that was the show. They weren't properly briefed and that was not their or Clive's fault. They gave no indication that they were not going with it; took the Toussers comment etc.
Where's Clive's massive catalog of totally original world famous beloved iconic hit songs spanning multiple decades? Oh, he doesn't have even one song? What a surprise.
A classic case of Clive Anderson trying to be funny and humorous but totally over stepping the mark and being rather rude at times.. you could tell it was going wrong right from the start, he was stunned when they just walked off. 😂 loved it…
Maurice being like "Well, I guess I'd better join them" after nearly ten minutes of Clive wedging their own historical tension with each other at them is a pretty glorious moment
That’s one thing about them, they all stood up for each other no matter what. Even though Maurice wasn’t as offended as Barry and Robin was, he swill wasn’t gonna sit there and talk to someone who just offended his brothers and made them leave, he was gonna support them instead. Maurice was even polite to him when he was leaving. He was no doubt the best Bee Gee.
@@smoocifilms6169 - I agree. Maurice demonstrated a lot of class here. He even had a great one-liner before he exited. I don't know what went on with Maurice and Lulu for that relationship to have ended so poorly. Maybe Maurice grew up since. Much respect to him.
@@smoocifilms6169 That’s one thing about them, they all stood up for each other no matter what. Even though Maurice wasn’t as offended as Barry and Robin was, he swill wasn’t gonna sit there and talk to someone who just offended his brothers and made them leave, he was gonna support them instead. Maurice was even polite to him when he was leaving. He was no doubt the best Bee Gee.
Actually, a very polite way to leave the interview. Most of the time, these sorts of interviews are supposed to be light hearted and fun, but he was subtly pressing and pressing until Barry noticed it, and any decent human would've picked that up from his expression halfway through, but Clive did not back down at all, just kept pushing it. Not cool at all.
A few weeks later they appeared on Des O,Conner. Des could give & take a joke & the atmosphere was warm & funny & the guys even played their songs on the couch.
How awful to insult those young men on live television , l could see very much Barry was upset. The Bee Gees have always been kind and generous to all there fans. Sending love to Barry and his family, hope the arthritis isn't to painful at present , as suffering myself know l bad it can be . Xx
@@JustMyOpinion11 don't think he means literally; I think it was an attribution to the stereotypical behaviour of a Canadian as being overly polite, saying that the Bee Gees, here, are like Canadians because they were polite even in leaving the show.
@@PD-jk5hd I don't listen to either Loose Ends" or BBC Radio 4 for that Matter. Just watch DVD's of old shows from the 60's and 70's. Not that BBC or ITV Trash.
The moments Clive said.. So you're the last criminal deported to Australia, I can see the change in Barry face. That's quite an insults to most Australian.
I’m Australian and I find references to the convict era to be more irritating than insulting. It was far too long ago to be worth making jokes about, yet British comedy shows continue to make the reference.The penal transportation ceased in 1868. Given the fact that the British went to Australia and committed the worst act of genocide in world history, THAT should be the historical event that comes to their minds when Australia comes up in their conversation, not the bloody convicts. 98% of the population of an entire continent… dead within 200 years of British invasion.
@@pollypurree1834 no es de dónde es, es q le llamó criminal!!!! Clive demostró xq dejo la abogacía y dejó muy claro, q como entrevistador era un mojón y como humorista ídem!!!! El payaso quedó retratado!!!!!
Remember it live…. It was almost the in thing to mock and belittle….glad they took a stand. Lost a lot of respect for Clive then and gained a whole bunch for the bee gees who frankly are incredible song writers and deserving of respect.
Seemed Barry could sense that Robin was getting upset. Clive kept on about their breakup, so Barry had enough of it. Good for them! They have always been a class act. They are brothers, after all, and love IS thicker than water!
You do realise he presented Clive Anderson's All Talk for FOUR more years after this incident? He's been on TV quite a bit after that too. HIGNFY/QI etc.
You don't have to like the 70's to recognize that the era was iconic and the hits legendary and major talent. And you don't have to be fan of your guests to be a good host and interviewer. They obviously did something that people all over the world want to interview them for. All the people that would've loved to interview these guys and this guy got the booking. Well, HAD the booking, and not for very long.
I think the Brothers Gibb held on as long as they could bc they really care about their fans,but then that was it! Barry's face was getting beet red from the anger he felt towards this incompetent, disrespectful moron.
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You can tell Robin wanted to walk off much sooner. The way he jumped up after Barry stood up says so. Miss their harmony.
Miss Them 😢😢😢
Clive Anderson needs to learn and know when to "SHUT UP" And listen to his Guest Stars! DUMBASS.
I agree. Robin had already been feeling it. Barry had been, too. That comment was the last straw for Barry, and he snapped. Barry later said they can disrespect them, but he won’t stand for anyone disrespecting the music.
@@BGWhisperer the "dog" comment? Even at that point Anderson could have got through to the end of the interview. Barry was genuinely appreciative of the praise for their early music and tried to use that to get back on track, but Anderson couldn't hold back from insulting Saturday Night Fever. Too much for them.
Thanks for the report of Barry's explanation. Excellent!
I loved Maurice's line "I'd like to stay, but i don't do impressions!" - Brilliant!
Maurice didn't mind the banter but didn't like Clive taking the mick out of their songs because they were like their babies.
That comment was gold!
So quick too, it's almost like he knows his brother.
@@saxtant Barry, Robin and others said Maurice had a brilliant sense of humour. When the Bee Gees appeared on TOTP Maurice was talking about Diana Ross and Barry had to correct him by saying when we was writing songs for Diana Ross. He was the funniest out of the 3
Bee gees = AWESOME.
We all remember, love and respect the Bee Gees, we all forget Clive Anderson
Yeah, I literally remembered him from who's line is it anyway from this clip.
Never knew him. North Americans didn’t know the little toad
@@hollydavis2261 north americans don't know f*ck all
@@HansDelbruck53 You mean you never liked their music? You didn't know them personally?
clive who?
What class they have, the most polite walk -out
Maurice was cool as a cucumber.
Are you sure? Barry said "you're the tosser, pal" 😂
Passive aggressive
So they didn't have the balls to give back Maurice was the hero
Barry's a dick.
Clive was lucky it was the Bee Gees he annoyed and not W. Axl Rose .
Let's put it this way if it was Axl he would have got a lot worse than your a tosser pal.
@@franklingoodwinIs that a brit saying? I don't think most would understand
The moment they walked out, Clive A looked embarrassed. That was priceless.
As he should have. I could see Barry was upset way before he walked off. This guy should have taken a cue.
@@cababyboomerq6012a snooker cue over the tubby bald little shits head yes!
What a smart aleck jerk interviewer
@@cababyboomerq6012 You BeeGees fans are nearly as delicate as your heroes. *_Clive Anderson Talks Back_* was *meant* to be this kind of show, Clive playfully did this with practically all his guests. All Clive's other guests just playfully insulted Clive in reply, it's what the show was all about.
@@upturnedblousecollar5811 I think if the Bee Gees had researched the show before they went on it, they wouldn't have behaved this way.
I remember this moment vividly. You could see that Clive Anderson was going too far with his very rude jokes & finally they had enough of him. I'm surprised it took so long. He deserved it.
Didn't watch all, but at the end he didnt say anything bad.
Barry was smiling through it attempting to keep the peace. Then the smile stops and his eyes become fixed on Clive. I am glad they walked out.
Those were veiled insults, not jokes. What an a$$!
Rude and uncouth behavior should never be tolerated.
BeeGees were uncomfortable early. An unauthorized interview.
"I'd love to, but I don't do impressions" wow, Maurice handled that like a champ 😂.
I’m sorry but I didn’t understand what he meant by saying -“I don’t do impressions”?
Yes he did! Maurice always had a witty come back!!!
@@robbesebesta3818 Maurice was stating, with class and dignity, that he wasn't going to stay without his brothers(and do impressions of them answering questions).
Well, he's trying to crack jokes but every jab for a laugh he tried was actually a condescending insult.
Well, they are the Bee Gees. They're worthy of jabs.
@@Rumplesti1tskin Just because you don't like someone's music makes them worthy of jabs? You sound like a lovely person.
@@oxsila It's a joke. Try not to take things so seriously on the inter-webs.
@@Rumplesti1tskincan you explain this "joke" not entirely sure wherein it lay
Not bad to have one or two but there were about 5-6 here its no wonder he walked off
That look on Clive's face at 9:40 when he realizes they're not joking. Priceless.
Insta karma. I bet he felt like a tosser at that moment.
Why they walk away? host wasn't rude or bad at all. I guess there Ego was still turned on :D
@@enanena-mg3yu I thought the walk-off was a bit of an overreaction, but he was relentlessly mocking them. He even admitted later that he handled the interview poorly.
That should become a gif meme.
Oh to be a fly on the wall backstage.
Clive Anderson asked for it by insulting the Beegees.Bravo to the Beegees for walking off the show.
They knew what to expect, 2 of them understood his humour and didn't want to leave, but leader goes, they all must :-y ((it was staged, they are all entertainers remember ...))
You’re exactly right!
The BeeGees came across extremely mundane, arrogant and boring, Clive had to spice it up.
@@ragetobeNo.
@@fuzzluvver69 Yes!
Atmosphere really changed when he hinted at “shit writers”. There was absolutely no need for that. There’s poking and having a laugh and then there’s just being downright rude and obnoxious. The BeeGees didn’t deserve that
I couldn't have said it better myself thanks
Yeah, didn’t even pick up on it the first time I watched it. But I guess he thought he was being clever, maybe? But far from it.
What really done it. Barry mentioned the song they had out. Don't forget to remember.
Of course Clive thinking he was funny. I forgot that one.
and it was the barrage of insults to get a cheap laugh. The host is dealing with great talent here and should be more respectful.
There you have the British Class hierarchy. Unmasked.
He's from the Oxbridge lawyer class, they're just 'entertainers' so they're fair game to him.
Showbiz gammon to be mocked.
It's just that he's already forgotten, while new generations will discover the BeeGees musical legacy.
Fair play to them. Having a sense of humour is one thing, letting yourself get trashed and disrespected by some nobody behind a desk is something else entirely. They knew their worth and demonstrated it.
Yes exactly i only seen short clips about this and after this i fully understand why they walked off and they were definitely trashed by the guy behind the desk
Correct !!!!!
It was not an interview at all, and they had enough. Clive would not shut up. Understanding it was his show, but he should have done a one man show if he wanted to talk nonstop.
Ok 🙄
He had one of the best groups ever on his show, and he chose to take verbal potshots at them.
Three of the nicest men I know in show business. Don't deserve such foolishness. They are not easily provoked. They have a good sense of humor. So glad they walked off.
Barry has a reputation as being very egotistical. He wasn't even on speaking terms with his brothers when they died.
@@pollypurree1834 en todos los sitios cuecen habas, en tu casa no???? Pues serías la única!!!! 😂😂😂😂🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
@@pollypurree1834You really don't know Barry... you're just jealous
@@NatalieMllr Jealous of what? I'm female. Put down the pipe. You don't make any sense🤪. Secondly, tootsie pie, I doubt that you know him personally so I take the word of people who actually met and worked with him. I doubt you are a Romanov. Dream on.
@@pollypurree1834I on one video Barry actually talks about how he was separated from his brothers when they passed. So sad that he has to live with that. 😥
More than a walkout. More than a walkout to me.
I totally sang the melody in my head when i read your comment 😂
Me, too!! @@beverlywilliams7278
🎵Well, you can tell by the way I use my walk
I'm a walkin' man, no time to talk🎵
@@jackflash5659 Exactly. Moreover, if one has not the time to talk, one should hope he or she has time to walk.
They started a joke...
Love the look on Anderson’s face when he realizes they are leaving for real and not joking.
Yeah, he looked as if he went weak for a moment.
IKR, It was at that moment, he knew, he f**ked up.. lol
@@Woofeman ...his entire career!
Yeah because he realised how pathetic they were. He just laughed as did the audience.
@@oliverdots that's shhhtooopit! He destroyed, quite deservedly, his entire career in that moment. He's a ponce who has stuck to his guns since and has earned his nothingness in its entirety. I can't stand soulless reptilians like y'all, very tragic indeed.
Thank you Bee Gee’s for all the fantastic music ❤
I'm in love with Barry
Same.
@@denisekinzle1672I was into Maurice.
So was Lulu. Remember her record, "To Sir With Love" ?
We’ll remember them as crybabies
Back in the mid 1980 s I worked as a chef in Oxford.
The Three brothers would come in sometimes and sit in a closed off section of the restaurant.
I was a Chef in an open plan kitchen so could see the three of them. Always polite and friendly to the waiting staff. Always without fail. Good guy and sadly missed by us all.
Which restaurant was that? I grew up near Oxford so probably know it. Robin used to live at Thame (as a matter of fact he's buried in the church yard there) so I guess that would explain why they would visit.
It was a the coffee shop attached to the Randolph Hotel.
No idea if the restaurant is still there but it was opposite the martyrs memorial and down stairs on the side of the Randolph.
I normally worked in the main restaurant but was sent in to sort out some issues.
Great staff and enjoyed my time in Oxford.
Great to hear! Thank you sharing that!
@@christophermoorhouse8828 el "patio de la iglesia" 🙄🙄🙄🙄...es un cementerio del medioevo frente al ex seminario y capilla que compró y restauró fabulosamente ROBIN. Es un CEMENTERIO. 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
I’m from Oxford, Richard Branson is offered spotted at restaurants with his daughter too.
The way the brothers supported each other and how Barry handled this shows all 3 are a class above these so called journalists. You can hear Robyn say walking off 'this was a set up'. I admire these brothers even more for the way they handled themselves.
Iv'e just watched this again , and it's the first time I,ve picked up on Robin saying " this was a setup" , it was at that point Anderson looked really shocked , what an insulting dick he was all the way through the interview.
@barrycuda3769 same here
Shame as getting an interview of all 3 together was something he should have treasured
That and a few moments later you barely hear "f**k off!" after Maurice said "Oh, well, I guess I better join them..."
How childish of Barry Gibb. Just needed to get over himself!
Bee Gees pure class man. Wow. We can all learn a lesson from these guys on how to handle negative disrespect with such dignity.
Yes! Dignity. You are so right on! BeeGees are all class!
Pure class no dont think so Smoked drugs around Andys coffin And the idiot Robin gave an interview in which he said his cancer was a punishment because he was so rich and famous dicks the 3 of them
That's 100% fair. They were pretty bright guys who often discussed things in a respectful, gentlemanly way.
They even get offended, pissed off and leave with class! Incredible!
"You're the tosser pal" 😂 - Barry
Maurice: "I'd like to stay but I don't do impressions" 🤣
@@brian7333 and don't forget "this was a setup" by my favorite bee gee, robin ;)
Clive's big problem was not shutting up and let people answer
And he was overly rude to be honest
True. His interview style is annoying. That said, walking out seemed an overreaction.
@@RurbanWalker I don't blame them. Sometimes you just decide, I don't have to put up with this crap. It's not like they were known for walking out.
Anderson Related to Piers Morgan, in any Way?.😂
I think he was a bit nervous and he got adhd?😀
When an interviewer talks more than their guest. It’s a lousy interview.
Clive should interview himself. 😂
Thank you for posting this. The Beegees were such professionals and Clive is totally out of his depth. The whole interview is embarrassing with Clive trying too hard to be funny and failing at every excruciating attempt. No wonder Barry walked off.
Well, you don't have to always be funny. It actually gets on my nerves !! He was just being stupid !!
Yes, I think he shouldn't have to take that crap
Then they shouldn't have gone on his show seeing how this was his format
@@pollypurree1834 tú aguantas q te insulten y se rían de ti cuando eres invitado en algún sitio, aunque sepas de antemano q el anfitrión es un gilipollas???? Si no van malo y si van son humillados .... Sabes q dicen: q quién critique mis pasos q se ponga mis tacones!!!! Aplícate el cuento!!!
@@pollypurree1834 Years ago I saw some of Clive's shows. I didn't find him particularly interesting, but he did manage to get a good interview out of his guests. This was definitely not his format. I wonder whether he thought he was being "cool" interviewing members of one of the greatest pop groups and that he thought he was speaking at their level.0
Loved the uneasy embarrassed look on Clive Anderson's face as the Bee Gees walked out, serves him right!.
The look on Clive's face as he watches Barry walk into the wings - priceless. He just dissolves.
Well, his guests just proved that they WERE complete tossers - Barry Gibb was, anyway - and he's just embarrassed for them. Their egos obviously outgrew their talent...
It was superb! His smarmy face just disintegrated ❤
Like a burst football
He was getting on Barry's last nerve early in the interview. Then, toward the end, he starts putting them down AGAIN. No class.
@@gaggymott9159 Hah. The walkout made his show even more popular.
No one will remember Clive Anderson, We will remember the Bee Gees.
I remember Clive Anderson. A very funny man indeed. The Bee what?
I remember Clive Anderson, he's immortalized on youtube now.
@@marcbridgewater1562 You are a fellow tosser like Clive😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆👍👍😁😁
@@nowayhosay50 hard to figure how he could be that incessantly insulting and think it would be okay. the bee gees helped define much of 70s disco music, and somehow Anderson thought it would be a good thing to attempt to destroy the great work they'd done during that time. unfortunately in the early 80's, there was a segment of western society that wanted to bury disco, mostly 'hard core' rock fans and others who found it to be 'less than'.
music is music, and theirs was among the very best.
Exactly!❤
Barry's exit line is gold: "You're a tosser, pal!"
I think what Barry said about leaving was, "Well, we've got to toss about". A more than subtle hint to oblivious Clive. 😅
@@SilentNoMore64 Barry said, "You're the tosser pal."
@@ZenAndPsychedelicHealingCenter I'm an American, so what does 'tosser' mean?
@@gotch09 It's an insult. Dictionary definition: 'British slang, a stupid or despicable person.'
@@gotch09in North American English, the equivalent term is "jerkoff"
It seems like the "les tossers" comment at 6:12 is what really changed the atmosphere between Barry and Clive. To his credit, Barry tried to politely continue...but then came the "my dog likes it'" comment followed by the "I forgot that one." Fair fucks to them for getting up and leaving. 👍
It proabably did, as Barry Gibb says "you're the tosser pal", when he walks away.
Yes you could see it on Barry's face and I was surprised he tried to bring it back to a polite interview after that
9:27 "We're getting on like..." (what? I couldn't make out Barry's word(s). )
7:12 at this point Barry knows they've been had and he's quite annoyed
(Clive may not even have known how much of an ass he was being)
Wasn't just one comment. The spiritual dynamic from the getgo was unauthorized. In other words, this was a temptation. The questions never really cared for answers but were sped through with derisive jabs. Closest I've come to this was going to a job interview for a job I wasn't meant to have.
The Bee Gees are music royalty..The only tosser there was Clive..He sounded jealous of their success like a school yard bully..Love love love The Bee Gees.
i love them but if you are not then you must still treat them with respect
The Bee Gees knew who Clive Anderson was, they were fans. But they somehow seemed to forget that his chat show was based around Anderson riasting his guests. They admittied to regretting the walk off years later.
They are quite literally immortal
A JEALOUS PONCE!
@dougaldouglas8842 too depressing to expound upon, yet his ilk wind me up w their them selves and my head spins a little I hate reptilian, ponce, tossers. Just as a rule.
A lot of tension from the start. Clive's trajectory was barreling forward and Barry was trying to head it off by quickly building a brick wall that didnt work. Barry was never anyone to fool with, deeply kind as he was. An absolute mindboggling genius and beyond prolific when it came to song writing.
think the public love them....think clive misjudged the situation
The Bee Gees knew who Clive Anderson was, they were fans. But they somehow seemed to forget that his chat show was based around Anderson riasting his guests. They admittied to regretting the walk off years later.
They sang like their pants were too tight. In today's world they wouldn't sell 1 single.
@@oliverdots and yet they're still popular today. Go figure!
@@shaz2761 Recorded plenty more forgetful songs than memorable ones though. But Barry didn't really know that much about music did he? Heck, he thinks Sgt. Pepper was the Beatles "last big album." Funny, The White Album, Abbey Road and Let It Be all followed Sgt. Pepper and sold more than every Bee Gee's album with the exception of Saturday Night Fever. By this logic, The Bee Gees were a one album wonder!
Poor Barry. He was fuming. These icons did not deserve to be treated this way.
Yup. Barry was indeed Pissed!!
After Maurice and Robin had passed away, Barry played at Glastonbury. An audience made up of mainly millennials totally unfamiliar with the music of the BeeGees. Yet they still knew this man had serious gravitas, and not only did they show all due respect to him, they actually really enjoyed his time on stage. It says a lot about him and them; you don’t just happen to become music royalty, it only occurs after years of hard work but above all enormous talent.
Well said. No education in the world can outweigh simple manners and respect for others. I like that you made a point of the crowed being millennials and still had respect. Where Clive was born in the 50’s
Millennials have parents who play their music, thereby educating their offspring. Streaming services have options that show you where other people who share your musical interests, listen to. Also artists similar to the ones they listened to. I listen to music from before either one of my parents were even born. The options are plenty for everybody to discover everything, so your assumption is utter ....
I am old enough to know some of the Bee Gees hits from when they came out (although too young to care at the time). Their hits are okay, when I hear them on the radio, I even have some on some random compilation albums, but none of their songs will make it into my top 1,000 of greatest songs ever made, and if you only go on talk shows to have the host blow smoke up your backside, you have a serious ego problem. So the misters Gibb will not be in my top 100,000 of greatest people that ever lived.
Another interview where Barry walked out because of a question :
Barry said something about how influential the Bee Gees had been, and all the interviewer did was ask for an explanation. To me, that was an interesting question, because I wouldn't be able to tell you ANY influence they were responsible for. I still couldn't. Disco, tight pants, hit singles, brothers making music, falsetto singing, mediocre songs, overinflated egos... They had all been around from before their career started. Well, not the disco, obviously, but that was an impressive example of them jumping the money train end reviving their career (also around from before their careers started).
I member!
This guy was passive-aggresive and rude from the beginning. I've been in conversations like this. I'm surprised they stayed so long. The sarcasm gets really old quickly
I love Barry's style handling this.
@@skabuoy
Only you could turn a compliment to the BeeGees into a moronic diatribe dissing them! You gives a fcuk what you think, you effin mug cnut! Now run along, and get back to pumping yourself over your big sister!
They ALWAYS deserved RESPECT ❣️
Totally agree, always…
Not on this occasion.
And they didn't get much - did they.
Clive really is a tosser. But the two brothers were childish for walking off. Thin skin is not a good look.
💓
It would take a lot for any of the Gibb Men to "walk off" during an interview, which is why Mo, in his kindness of words, hesitated. He was just being loveable Mo! The Men did the proper thing, after being assured they would be welcomed, & to sit there & be insulted in their craft, is rubbish! Kudos to them in how they respectfully walked off!👍💘It takes big men to show that much restraint; I love it💋
*One thing I noticed is Clive Anderson just didn't shut up, he just wouldn't let them speak, I too got more and more frustrated with him just not sitting back and letting them talk*
Yeah but he didn't say anything outrageous,that was totally out of line,they have a bit of an ego issue as well.
@@bobbyokeefe4285 no vimos la misma entrevista, si no dejar hablar e insultar, no es nada escandaloso para tí, q lo es??? Q te pisen el cuello y te escupan encima??? Xq fue lo q le faltó al fantoche de Clive hacer a los hermanos Gibb!!! Hicieron muy bien en dejar solo a un tío narcisista y descerebrado!!! Olé x los Bee Gees!!!
A true BLOWHARD. Clive, that is
Clives mouth runs like a ducks ass in berry season
It's a spiritual dynamic at work. Likely someone tempted the BeeGees to do the interview, they unbeknownst said yes. And from there, however well intended Clive was-- his demons had a big say.
Their talent in music was absolutely phenomenal.
Who was the one who decidied the falsetto? It is something unheard of, but it became an absolute classic.
Barry came up with the falsetto.
And the three of them were sitted there ready and willing to talk about anything which came their way, and the interviewer tried to steal the show with weak jokes and rapid fire questions. Ridiculous.
He was an absolute idiot, hugely disrespectful and you could see Robin had sussed him out straight away. The Bee Gees are legends and this just made Clive look ridiculous, also he kept interrupting. Good for them!
👍❤️👍
The Bee Gees knew who Clive Anderson was, they were fans. But they somehow seemed to forget that his chat show was based around Anderson riasting his guests. They admittied to regretting the walk off years later.
@@shaz2761 no, they didn't.
@@davisworth5114 no who didn't what?
What?, the Bee Gees Apologise to that Tosser!. Anderson may have been an Educated Man, but Clearly without a grain of Respect for anyone, Arrogant, Annoying, no Common Sense, and a total Embarrassment of an Individual!.😂😅😅😅
You can feel Barrys temper beginning to flare up!like a big brother ready to kick some ass!!!!!!
That look at 7:12 shows he had already had enough of this guy.
@@mizzury54 i was thinking the same you could tell he was angry dont blame him
The Bee Gees will always be apart of the sounds of my youth. They had it all. Great singers, songwriters, played their own instruments. Many of todays so called pop acts couldn’t hold a candle to these guys.
Bearded northerners squarking.
@@seanadamson280 and they made a good living out of it
@@manofbeard You are not wrong there oh bearded one.
Agreed, today’s pop acts can’t even hold an instrument 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣…..
Apart or a part?
This was a textbook example of how to walk off stage with grace.
It's used in celebrity training seminars
"I can't get this off...oh well I'll just take it off next door. See ya later Clive"
There will never be a cooler way to walk off set😂
This never ceases to make me cringe.
The really sad part is, you can see that Barry was okay with a bit of fun at the beginning... all of them were. But there's a gulf between a few cheeky jokes and just being outright insulting. Saying "You're hit writers... well, we're one letter short" was over the line, and you can see Barry visibly offended there. If Clive was a decent interviewer he could have read the guest and humorously apologized, then dialed it back... but he just keeps pushing. As someone else said, the "You'll always be tossers to me" (which was just nasty) comment is where you really feel the energy shift to a bad place.
I've done a bunch of celebrity interviews and I've got great material out of the guests by making them so comfortable they just get into an amazing chat and give you gold. I've never offended or gone for the "cheap shot" to be funny. It's unnecessary and unprofessional.
I don't blame them walking off at all.
I agree wholeheartedly.l do not know the music but Anderson was rude.
I’m glad they left. He was rude and he just wanted laughs at the expense of his guests. He was an idiot
@@justindenney-hall5875 there's a huge difference between comedic comments and abuse. He was abusive in stating they're shite writers and calling them tossers. How did he expect them to respond? I think he deserved them walking out.
They were tolerant to stay as long as they did. All I can say about Clive is, just plain out stupid. I guess he thinks he is funny, "the joke is on him"
I dislike these interviews when the host talks on and on poor guest never can get a word in edgewhys
Clive was a a__hole!.......you could tell on Barry's face he was fuming! So glad he walked off......kudos to Robin....he picked up on Barry n tried to carry it!
Barry always looks as if he is fuming
But thanks for all the great music.In general,to the poms,thanks for Shakespeare,Dickens,Beatles,Python,2 Ronnies and partly because of your oppression- Joyce,Beckett,back to Douglas Adams,Robert Rankin,Stevenson,Clapton,Zeppelin etc
The “Mickey Mouse” remark would have been enough for me. These Men were and are well accomplished artist.
Totally agree!
Yeah, that host is a jerk.
It's a falsetto. Asswipe interviewer
Barry was like "done." halfway the interview. Would've done the same.
You’re right. Barry’s facial expression totally changed about midway through the interview.
🤣
Yes he was----------so obvious. Went a little silent and you could see his wheels turning and the foot bobbing.
Clive’s expression at 9.40 is a gem to watch.
He knew he was losing them much earlier and was trying to placate Barry but just couldn’t help himself.
Being made to look foolish suited him perfectly.
My words exactly. Great comment!
On another note, I hope that You & Your Family are doing great, staying safe & healthy.
Cheers & Respect,
~Mikal
Vancouver BC 🇨🇦
He looked like he shi+ his pants 😂
9:40
How could Anderson treat the legendary Bee Gees this way. They were always so humble and polite.
I love the Bee Gees, but at least Barry didn't sound so humble here. His brothers did.
They'll do and say anything for the ratings. Even insult their guests.
Clive has no claim to the title of anything. His sad jealousy was on display and the brothers were more than graceful putting up with his cheap jokes and mistreatment.
I'm surprised that they put up with that tosser for so long. He made a fool of himself.
he outlived at least two of them. i'd say he won the debate
They lived his life 50 times over, far more succesful and talented known and loved worldwide whos the winner now eh? 😅 @@SoyAntonioGaming
@@DG-EditsYTboth parties (the Host and Bee Gees) are/were losers in your scenario. after hitting fame they all lost their anonymity forever. they can never get that back so they could never live in peace.
He’s more concerned with him being funny than an interested interviewer. You can tell Barry was getting irritated and good for them for walking out since he was trying to paint them in a bad light and trying to pit them against one another.
@368chen. He was trying to be humorous and bombed
Totally obnoxious interviewer!! He was lucky to have these legends on his show!!! I’m surprised they sat there that long!!!😤
The guys are legends the songs legendary the music iconic 60s 70s 80s 90s 2000s the bee gees are a sound track to many generation's i adore the music the voices and the songs i love the 70s work and 80s stuff its just magic i love the slick vocals the tight harmonies Anderson was the tosser Barry if you read this you are loved by many many people.
They were so polite, even laughing at his crap jokes in the beginning, just for him to harp on and on. I don’t understand how anyone, even Bee Gees haters, could find Clive funny here when his delivery alone is downright horrible🤣
I don't think there are any bee gee haters, such a range of music everyone loves them
I can't stop laughing at the look on that jerks face.
@@JohnDuffy-bq8wg Exactly, their music is awesome, and they are some of the finest songwriters ever. However, Maurice and Andy aside, they were also notoriously thin-skinned pompous twats.
@@JohnDuffy-bq8wg As bad as I hate to say this there are many many Bee Gees haters on here. You see them posting their hateful lies and rhetoric all over social media. And for some reason there are tons of Barry Gibb haters even among the avowed Bee Gees lovers. It's very sad how this wonderful man who has done so much good in this world is villainized and lied about by people that have never even seen him much less have never met him but they sure will tell you all the evil he has said and done. Sickening.
I remember watching this on tv . Clive Anderson was embarrassing. The Bee Gees were musical legends and should have been given more respect
Who the fuck do they think they were 😂
It was a joke
this was disgusting by CLIVE THEY ARE LEGENDS AND DESRVE TO BE TREATED WITH RESPECT THE KJOKES WERENT FUNNY THEY WERE RIGHT TO WALK OUT RIP ROBIN AND MAURICE SADLY MISSED @@whocares5773
@@whocares5773can't you answer that on your own comprehension?
@@Muzikerong80s what is the answer?
Now I get the SNL Fallon/Timberlake skits... Anderson so incredibly insulting, I'm surprised they stayed that long !
The bottom line is he called them tossers on live TV. Anyone else would've done the exact same thing. True class act whilst giving the middle finger to a true p***k. Bee Gees absolute legends
Barry said the band name was Tossers first. Really seemed staged for publicity. It was a comedy show.
Well said 👍
Im American so I don't know what a 'tosser' is, what is it?
@@gotch09 A tosser is defined as a stupid or unpleasant person
@@markfletton5901 but the fact is he didn't need to capitalise on it. And as for them making themselves out be " humourless"
The brothers didn't have it easy in their early days, they started off as just kids to probably help their parents and it is absolutely disgusting to see how this good-for-nothing disrespected them.
When you're a huge musical act yourself, writing your own juggernaut #1 hits, plus behind the scenes you're writing massive (#1's being the golden milestone) hits for other musical acts, I always viewed that as an amazing accomplishment proving truly blazing talent.
That's Bee Gees, 100%.
It wasn't mentioned that they got their first hits as the BeeGees in Redcliff Queensland. I know it very well and the house they rented while they were becoming tradies. Redcliff was a dive, full of drunks living in seaside shacks. To pull themselves out of that is another underated achievement. Signed Brisbane Australia.
Not everything that gets popular or goes viral is quality FYI.
@@karenharrison885on
THE BEE GEES MADE MAGIC MUSIC THAT HAVE STOOD AND WILL CONTINUE TO STAND THE TEST OF TIME ❤
I get this was a show where you get roasted and humiliated in front of people, but this was definitely a step to far. You don’t make fun of peoples personal history, and achievements they’ve made in life that makes someone feel proud. The Bee Gees were gentlemen, always polite and had manners to everyone they ever met, they were great men who deserved respect.
Another thing about them, they all stood up for each other no matter what. Even though Maurice wasn’t as offended as Barry and Robin was, he still wasn’t gonna sit there and talk to someone who just offended his brothers and made them leave, he was gonna support them instead. Maurice was even polite to Clive when he was leaving. He was no doubt the best Bee Gee.
I disagree that it was a step too far. Especially the joke that made them leave. The song name was "Don't Forget to Remember" and he cracks that he forgot it. It's not even an insult, just a little "dad joke" on the title.
The only thing that might have gone too far was when he joked that he thinks of them as tossers, but since they said it first I think it was both acceptable and predictable the way he said it. And if they took offense at him saying he personally enjoyed their earlier stuff but not really the later stuff, then that's just sensitive egos because every musician has heard that.
It's a shame they never covered the song "I Forgot to Remember to Forget".
Barry was the best Bee Gee, but they wouldn’t be the Bee Gees without all of them.
I remember watching this when I was 11 years old live on tv, I didn’t know why they walked off at the time, watching this 26 years later it makes perfect sense.
I don't understand why they walked off. I love the Bee Gee's and support them leaving even if I am not sure of why. Would you please explain it to me? I would be so grateful.
RIP Maurice and Robin....you are loved always...xoxo
@@Linda-xk6ed he was a condescending fool which kept making stupid jokes at their expense without letting them getting a word in edgewise.
Because now you know Barry Gibb is a monumental ego and prick?
@@issamkholoud2009 Thank you so much for taking the time to reply. You are most kind.
Even roasts don't get this uncomfortable. Many of these jokes were downright insults 😂
The ego`s are absolutely there. Wanted to be treated like kings....
That's because the BeeGees ars shit.
@@Norwegian733yep Clive’s ego went high and costed him this interview
@@XanderBeckett1 Clive's career nose dived not long after this, he always was an arrogant toff
@@ian-fm2xc he will never be a graham norton
Lol Andersons face when he realised they were definitely going, although they should have gone a few minutes earlier in my opinion.
maurices comment at the end I don't do impressions was priceless!!!that host is a douch!!!
I dont get what he meant. Can you explain it please?
I think it was really clever. Him and his brothers were there to be interviewed. So how can the interview carry on if they're not all there anymore? He could've impersonated his brothers but he's not a good impersonator. :)@@bunniemunch123
Maurice took it all so well despite Clive's rudeness and his brothers' intolerance, he came out looking the best one of it all.
No he didn't. The fact Maurice said, "he'd stay...[haha]" shows he didn't quite pick up on what Barry and Robin did: that it was a bad interview laced with derision. I don't think Clive intended that but he is responsible for it.
When you don’t realize you’re in the presence of absolute geniuses and can’t recognize your place, you’ve completely lost it, it was a priceless moment to see his face knowing his mom was watching, and he had just blown it😅😅😅😅😅
Clive was a "15 minutes of fame" type of man, I doubt many people under 40 have even heard of him.
@@lewisner You know not what you speak. Clive is still presenting radio and TV shows in the UK in 2023. Has been working constantly fronting programs for the BBC, and other networks. Making good money too.
bbc live off forced to pay people, if Ca had a podcast he wouldnt get 10 views , that shows his skills and ability
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@@lewisnerhe hosted have I got news for you as well as whose line is it anyway, and has been on multiple episodes of QI. He's still pretty well known
This is what happens when the interviewer is more worried about getting his laughs than doing a good interview with one of the biggest bands at the time
Exactly.
Absolutely love the BeeGees and their music! It’s iconic!💜💜💜
who doesn't like the bee gees........
Thanks…really interesting comment
Thing is the brothers were known to have fantastic senses of humour and it shows that Clive was in no way funny, just insulting. You do not disrespect the Bee Gee's and they were so dignified in there walk off x
I couldn’t agree more. I would have a sense of humor unless I was in in a bad mood tired because of travel, etc., but I would take his Mickey Mouse joke laugh it off but the second one I walk off like why did you interview me you just try to insult me. I’m a superstar you work here.
Lyrics and harmonies let us feel emotions of the songs, Bee Gees are legendary.
Clive is a loser
Wow, Clive's face when Barry said he was leaving and walked off. Clive realized it's not a joke. Clive looked embarrassed.
Hardly. I remember watching it on TV at the time of broadcast and my family laughed their heads off at these pompous pricks. It made Clive Anderson's show more popular. And years later, Barry at least had the grace to admit he was a humourless prick.
This was a wasted interview. These guys are witty, funny, interesting and full of the best stories from an amazing career. The no-neck idiot was disgraceful, yet they still carried themselves with utmost dignity.
the bee gees, especially barry, looked very uncomfortable during that interview.
think the public have always loved the bee gees so clive was on his own calling them that name
They are there to get publicity. They seem to need a safe space, decades before such spaces were invented. Barry seems to have a massive ego. (I do like their music)
@@123axel123 calling them tossers is not right though
Why is the host talking way more than the guests? This is awful tv.
I remember watching this live and thinking it was odd they walked out. Seeing again so many years later, knowing how many hit songs they wrote, and the stick they got after the disco craze, I can understand why they walked out. A few jokes at their expense would have been funny, but Clive was relentless. He'd never have done that to Paul McCartney, Elton John or George Michael etc etc. I'm actually amazed they didn't walk out earlier.
Bollocks mate. Jay Leno was even worse to Garth Brooks (Brooks welcomed the humor however). This is light compared to many piss takes.
I didn't see anything wrong with any of the jokes.
The bee gees acted like how they sound. Girlymen.
@@jaredleicht1656 there wasn't anything wrong with the jokes... many bee gee's fans are worse tarts than barry gibb... at least he and his brothers went on to say they regretted taking it as seriously as they did
@@jaredleicht1656 I had to google what 'tosser' means in British English... If you check it, you will better understand the Bee Gees' reaction
He would have, that was the show. They weren't properly briefed and that was not their or Clive's fault. They gave no indication that they were not going with it; took the Toussers comment etc.
Where's Clive's massive catalog of totally original world famous beloved iconic hit songs spanning multiple decades? Oh, he doesn't have even one song? What a surprise.
The HBO Bee Gees Documentary is Amazing. By Spielberg's People...
He's 71 yrs old as of 2024 if you want to call him and take more shots 😂😮🤣 📣☎️
- Clive inner demons took over that interview
Nobody minds a joke here and there but insult after insult. ....Naww they were right
Christine K Well I can relate to the lads here. I couldn't be arsed putting up with that stupid fool either
Christine K Clive wanted a one man show. He got what he thought he wanted.
Why would they have to do their homework, the Bee Gees were guests on the show. Also humor is fine but Clive needed to know when to draw the line.
Clive started a joke. Or at least he tried to.
Clive A is the tosser.
Three more kind, gentle, humble souls you could not meet
A classic case of Clive Anderson trying to be funny and humorous but totally over stepping the mark and being rather rude at times.. you could tell it was going wrong right from the start, he was stunned when they just walked off. 😂 loved it…
Maurice being like "Well, I guess I'd better join them" after nearly ten minutes of Clive wedging their own historical tension with each other at them is a pretty glorious moment
That’s one thing about them, they all stood up for each other no matter what. Even though Maurice wasn’t as offended as Barry and Robin was, he swill wasn’t gonna sit there and talk to someone who just offended his brothers and made them leave, he was gonna support them instead. Maurice was even polite to him when he was leaving. He was no doubt the best Bee Gee.
@@smoocifilms6169 - I agree. Maurice demonstrated a lot of class here. He even had a great one-liner before he exited. I don't know what went on with Maurice and Lulu for that relationship to have ended so poorly. Maybe Maurice grew up since. Much respect to him.
@@smoocifilms6169 That’s one thing about them, they all stood up for each other no matter what. Even though Maurice wasn’t as offended as Barry and Robin was, he swill wasn’t gonna sit there and talk to someone who just offended his brothers and made them leave, he was gonna support them instead. Maurice was even polite to him when he was leaving. He was no doubt the best Bee Gee.
Actually, a very polite way to leave the interview. Most of the time, these sorts of interviews are supposed to be light hearted and fun, but he was subtly pressing and pressing until Barry noticed it, and any decent human would've picked that up from his expression halfway through, but Clive did not back down at all, just kept pushing it. Not cool at all.
BeeGees are ALWAYS A CLASS ACT
A few weeks later they appeared on Des O,Conner. Des could give & take a joke & the atmosphere was warm & funny & the guys even played their songs on the couch.
Des O' Connor is a legend like the Bee Gees. Anderson is just a complete wanker
I watched this when it first aired and I was so happy to see them walk out on that pompous idiot. I don't know how they lasted as long as they did.
Never heard of that guy Clive. What a rude man. The Bee Gees are a living legend and I'm glad they walked off the stage. Good going guys.
Haha Clive’s face when they walked off. Endless cheap gags from him desperately trying to get a laugh and he himself became the laughing stock
The moment when Barry’s face changes is golden. So glad he had the balls in the end to say stuff it and walk off
A pompous egotist is all Gibb is.
Which moment is that?
@TheMarlinspike You obviously don’t know Barry Gibb very well.
Barry never got over being called "tosser." Yeah, very rude, Clive!
He actually said you're the tosser pal. But yes I agree.
How awful to insult those young men on live television , l could see very much Barry was upset. The Bee Gees have always been kind and generous to all there fans. Sending love to Barry and his family, hope the arthritis isn't to painful at present , as suffering myself know l bad it can be . Xx
Wendy, me too!
While I agree with your comment mostly, 'young men'?
@@synthonaplinth5980 depende de la edad de la persona q comente, no????
@@pilarcarrasco2511 Supongo que sí.
To Wendy Adams: The correct phrase is "to THEIR fans," not to "there fans." Try to learn simple English grammar before posting so as not to seem dumb.
“I would love to but I don’t do impressions” quick that
Good for Mo!!!! 👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍😂😂😂😂😂🥰🥰🥰
It was at that moment…he realized his TV career was over. 😂
Why did the host have to be so silly. The BeeGees are not one big joke. Glad they walked out.
As an American, I’m in awe of the class & etiquette of these rock stars. Even the way they said “fuck you” was polite.
Not all Americans are crass.
Bee Gees have Canadian blood in them. 😂
@@xbman1 I don't understand your comment. They never lived in Canada.
@@JustMyOpinion11 don't think he means literally; I think it was an attribution to the stereotypical behaviour of a Canadian as being overly polite, saying that the Bee Gees, here, are like Canadians because they were polite even in leaving the show.
They left before they would insult him for laughs, I commend their grace!
Much respect for walking out on this rude idiot. He was awful!
☮️❤️To BeeGees
Yeah, so where is Clive Anderson now. Good riddance Clive.
@@garydunn3037he has for many years been a presenter of Loose Ends and other Radio Four programmes
@@PD-jk5hd I don't listen to either Loose Ends" or BBC Radio 4 for that Matter. Just
watch DVD's of old shows from the 60's
and 70's. Not that BBC or ITV Trash.
@@PD-jk5hd Don't watch or listen to either BBC or ITV "Trash TV" Just my old dvd's
of Shows from the 60's thru to the mid 80's and early 90's.
@@PD-jk5hd He is still in the Employ of
the BBC. It is another reason why I don't
watch the BBC anymore.
"I started a joke, that started everyone walking--out"
Good for you Barry! You don’t have to put up with such insults.
The moments Clive said.. So you're the last criminal deported to Australia, I can see the change in Barry face. That's quite an insults to most Australian.
I’m Australian and I find references to the convict era to be more irritating than insulting. It was far too long ago to be worth making jokes about, yet British comedy shows continue to make the reference.The penal transportation ceased in 1868.
Given the fact that the British went to Australia and committed the worst act of genocide in world history, THAT should be the historical event that comes to their minds when Australia comes up in their conversation, not the bloody convicts.
98% of the population of an entire continent… dead within 200 years of British invasion.
Except that he is from The Isle of Man in England and is not Australian.
@@pollypurree1834 no es de dónde es, es q le llamó criminal!!!! Clive demostró xq dejo la abogacía y dejó muy claro, q como entrevistador era un mojón y como humorista ídem!!!! El payaso quedó retratado!!!!!
That joke is used loads of times in comedy, but some ppl can't take it.
Anderson was pathetic !!!!!!! This was the end of him !!!...Good🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Remember it live…. It was almost the in thing to mock and belittle….glad they took a stand. Lost a lot of respect for Clive then and gained a whole bunch for the bee gees who frankly are incredible song writers and deserving of respect.
Seemed Barry could sense that Robin was getting upset. Clive kept on about their breakup, so Barry had enough of it. Good for them! They have always been a class act. They are brothers, after all, and love IS thicker than water!
Talk about THICK ....I think Clive 's head was pretty damn thick ...WHAT AN IDIOT !
And because of this moment...We have not seen clive anderson on TV since
Rightfully so, he screwed himself
Yay, Bonus ;)
You do realise he presented Clive Anderson's All Talk for FOUR more years after this incident? He's been on TV quite a bit after that too. HIGNFY/QI etc.
@micealwincott he was finished after this interview
@@michaelwincott but what has he done after that?
When the host said "you'll always be tossers to me" was the point when it really went south.
What does "tossers" mean? Trying to understand it in context
@@ChristianAVS jerkoffs
Yes. Very classy and clever of BeeGees how they handled this interview, in my opinion.
@@ChristianAVS Lowlifes.
@@ChristianAVS Same as saying "wankers', 'bunch of cunts' etc. Musch wourse than 'Losers' ..its more like 'Cock suckers'
You don't have to like the 70's to recognize that the era was iconic and the hits legendary and major talent. And you don't have to be fan of your guests to be a good host and interviewer. They obviously did something that people all over the world want to interview them for.
All the people that would've loved to interview these guys and this guy got the booking. Well, HAD the booking, and not for very long.
I think the Brothers Gibb held on as long as they could bc they really care about their fans,but then that was it! Barry's face was getting beet red from the anger he felt towards this incompetent, disrespectful moron.