Such a sad little documentary showing a guy who couldn't have been more blatant about crying for help and drowning in his demons and everyone around him just letting him deteriorate. Glad he survived.
I admit at the time watching it I was one of those people, "Ah shit yeah I wanna party with D!" After the fact though, you are right, between this and the actual music it seems obvious.
Deryck, literally the entire documentary: Come hang out with me, come take care of me, come help me make this, come watch my back and drag me out of depression and alcoholism Asher: Yeah I think Deryck realized he didn't need anyone else and he could get this done on his own
Man this is an interesting and kind of sad watch. Knowing what deryck was going thru, how he was handling things, and then seeing all the friends (who were potentially the ones he sang about in death of crows) partying with him was a lot to take in. Regarding the album itself, yeah it was all over the place but it honestly worked because it represented his unstable mental state.
Screaming bloody murder is my favourite Sum 41 album.....yet it’s also the record that broke Deryck. Listening to those songs again now that Sum are back...you do get the sense that he was at breaking point
I still have a $10 bill signed by Bizzy D and Steve-O from 2001. I was 13 then and now I am 37. I vividly remember that night, It was my first concert and Sum-41 are one of the reasons why I stuck with guitar.
i have not been lucky enough to get the book, here in south america it is almost impossible to get it. may i ask you what is the relation of this video with the book please?
I was in school with Jason Donaghy in the late 90s in Dublin. Always wondered whatever had happened to him. Never guessed that he'd be sound engineer on an album of one of my favourite bands. Hope he's well.
still one of my favorite records to dat I still listen to it a lot. It's also 10 years old. I was just 20 when this came out. I grew up on thme when I was in 8th grade and chuck was my favorite album back then. I also have all their cd's including their new one order in decline. I saw them in 2019 and they were my favorite band live.
Coming from a recovering alcoholic, you don't get hangovers if you just start drinking as soon as you wake up. And by the time you eventually have to stop drinking, withdrawals and the DTs (or in Deryck's case, liver failure) will distract you from any hangover symptoms you experience. 😂 But seriously, alcohol is one of the worst things to be addicted to, kids should really be taught about this stuff before they get to the age where they start experimenting with booze.
Notice how so many people refer to this album as a record but this is the only album not on a vinyl? Fingers crossed for March 2021 SBM vinyl for the ten year anniversarry! Anyways, this is the one album I have put off listening to by sum 41 for literally years. I think it mostly had to do with the fact that Dave wasn't on it, and he's one of my favorite guitarists. But sum 41 has saved my life more than once, but a really big part of that was from 13 Voices. This is a solid album, it's really fucking good, and what followed the making of this album really sucked. I mean we're all glad Dyreck was able to pull through, but just the fact that you can tell who the fake people are in this video kind of breaks my heart, but it also lead to the songs on 13 Voices that I really related to when it came out. I'm not sure what Steveo is doing now, hopefully he's alrilght, but the rest of the band seems to be in great shape theese days. Tom and Zummo seem to really fit with the band and after seeing them live twice in 2019, you can definetly tell that there is chemistry. They're a family and I'm really glad that they enjoy making music and they're in a place where everything is genuine, including the crew and people who have helped make 13 voies and order in decline. After watching some interviews, it seems like Dyreck was a little bit scared because he wasn't sure how we (the fans) would react to what happened, but I really hope he knows we have his back. Long live the sums!
2:37 "I have to say that my faith in rock n roll has been completely restored after what I saw on this record." Can anyone tell whose voice that is? It sounds like Dave to me but I'm probably wrong
This what rock is missing that's why there hasn't been a huge new rock band in a decade there a couple that do all right but never get past a certain point the main ingredient here is simply fun
After watching the first 25 minutes of this, my only thought was: WE GET IT! You all are badasses cause you can drink tons of Jack Daniels out of the bottle and won't shut up about it, Jeez! Good album though.
@@simonorwell if I were to compare deryck and his band and friends against my life at times, I'd be the "deryck" in the situation. For sure. Alcohol is a powerful drug, people have went to sleep on it and it's socially normalized and some don't consider the ramifications of a drug, the only drug done recreationally, that affects every organ system in the body. I never got to where he was as far as physical dependency but I did shit while blackout drunk that I could've easily died doing. Can you imagine? Dying in a blackout drunk and you'd never know it, youd just be dead. Forever. I think that same kinda soul sadness is why people like myself and deryck and countless others in the world try to escape that way. It's being able to finally control and manipulate that feeling of impending doom in the form of a drippy, oppressive sadness. Like you're already dead. Thats likely why he's done what he's done. I shoot meth multiple times a day. I'm on the longest run of my life right now. I can tell you this though, if I had been doing this with alcohol, I'd be dead. But we're all chasing the same shit. Or maybe it's more like we're running from it. I hope we all end up as ok as we want to believe we are. I'm sure, to some extent, deryck IS more lost now. He's probably glad he's not dead.. But like me, the real questions he was trying to find answers to, still elude him. Life is a bitch. But maybe there's more that we don't know about yet.
Noticed that too, seems like they are more chill and maybe don't enjoy partying as much(Espacially Cone). Really respect that, prob grew tired of it or never liked it at all and want to focus on the music and then chill.
I think that is the one thing that sucks about being metal fan these days metal bands are so serious when watch a documentary like this from a new metal band it would be all about the music and almost nothing else the totally forgot how to be rock stars I think all huge metal bands should go back and watch Pantera home video 2 at 1 time I would like to see a fun metal band for ounce uoj can still make serious metal and have fun look at Pantera
quite sad to hear that the songs i do love have been done by them drunk. Anyway, Screaming Bloody murder was awesome and it would be fun to hear from stevo again...
yea the should do a part two and show the after of this record. i was excited for it but it didnt catch on as much as underclass heros. only cuz it had been so long and i had forgotten what i really liked about sum 41, and i thiink sum 41 forgot what sum 41 was all about and they made a fully loaded liquid courage album. and it sounds like just that. booze and punkness. its not very relatable just sounds kinda cool. i think their new album will be better and will remind me what i like about sum 41. plus they got new and old members
This was actually kinda sad to watch. Could you imagine how good they would’ve been not getting that fucked up!!! They were great anyway, but…….. That’s ROCK N ROLL
MY NIGGA DERYCK! FUCK THE SELLOUTS! And i quote, "You act like you own the world but at least i still got my soul to sell" -Deryck MuthaFuckin BizzyD Whibley
Im glad that Deryck is doing better and all that.... but sadly, It seems like the edge and heaviness of Sum 41 disappeared with Deryck getting sobered up. I mean, "Screaming Bloody Murder" was a freaking monster of a record! But "13 Voices" has no edge, no direction, nothing is really going on... it's just point boring man. There are a few songs which has some cool elements, but most of the material seems to have been written more for the sake of Deryck telling a story, than writing great music. Again, thank god Deryck survived and got better, but I must say, Sum 41 were better when he was an alcoholic -They had that "fuck you" attitude, but now Deryck just seems depressed all the time, like he isn't really happy. I hope im wrong though, and that their next album is masterpiece :)
Michael Holmgaard I think 13 voices is amazing and I love it a lot... Also im pretty sure their next album will be a little more like their bolder stuff now that Deryck has told everything about his recovery
All of this makes a lot more sense after his book. He was suffering in silence.
Very true. You can hear it in Derycks voice when he speaks.
Great point. His book was rough to go through (in a good way). Felt like I was going through rock bottom with him.
its also sad that matt was stealing from him
@@The_Pop_Punk_Scene I know right?!
*What a little asshole.*
And Avril didn’t stick by his suffering.
Whoever runs this channel, please tell Deryck that we appreciate what he's done and we love him.
We are listening, Deryck
Still accurate
Such a sad little documentary showing a guy who couldn't have been more blatant about crying for help and drowning in his demons and everyone around him just letting him deteriorate.
Glad he survived.
Hindsight is 20/20
+VashD15 looking back it's still a bit fuzzy
Same..
I get that reference....
I admit at the time watching it I was one of those people, "Ah shit yeah I wanna party with D!" After the fact though, you are right, between this and the actual music it seems obvious.
Deryck, literally the entire documentary: Come hang out with me, come take care of me, come help me make this, come watch my back and drag me out of depression and alcoholism
Asher: Yeah I think Deryck realized he didn't need anyone else and he could get this done on his own
After reading his book, this hits a lot different than probably intended!
Sum 41 are way better than most bands nowadays!
randyrrs “band”
I agree
Facts
That's Easy!!!!!!!!!!!
Agreed
Screaming Bloody Murder is arguably Sum 41’s best album. So under appreciated.
I know, skumfuk is underrated
Man this is an interesting and kind of sad watch. Knowing what deryck was going thru, how he was handling things, and then seeing all the friends (who were potentially the ones he sang about in death of crows) partying with him was a lot to take in. Regarding the album itself, yeah it was all over the place but it honestly worked because it represented his unstable mental state.
Screaming bloody murder is my favourite Sum 41 album.....yet it’s also the record that broke Deryck. Listening to those songs again now that Sum are back...you do get the sense that he was at breaking point
That title did not make sense to me back then, but it makes now.
I still have a $10 bill signed by Bizzy D and Steve-O from 2001. I was 13 then and now I am 37. I vividly remember that night, It was my first concert and Sum-41 are one of the reasons why I stuck with guitar.
o man I hope that Cone will never leave Sum 41
he hasnt :)
Cone will never leave Sum 41 confirmed
But sum 41 will disband lol
Here after Deryck's book! Just watched the whole thing, great documentary!
8:51 I could listen to Stevo talk about recording drums all day for the rest of my life - he is that entertaining
Mba mba mba mba MBA BBA
heh
Screaming Bloody Murder is my favorite Sum 41 album, but I kinda wish this didn't happen, considering the outcome.
That cabinet with the Jack Daniels bottles gorilla glued to it has to be somewhere... man I would love to have that
00:00 - 01:13 about songwriting
26:38 - 27:23 about Avril and life
35:45 - 37:00 recording lifestyle
42:00 - 42:45 rock philosophy
Anyone looking at this after Derycks memoir?
Right here with you. Talk about aging like milk.
Yep
i have not been lucky enough to get the book, here in south america it is almost impossible to get it. may i ask you what is the relation of this video with the book please?
@@jonathanemanuel41 Deryck references this video and explains it's when his drinking was at it's worst.
Yep me 😅
Perfect year to watch this, screaming bloody murder turns 10 this year
Interesting
I was in school with Jason Donaghy in the late 90s in Dublin. Always wondered whatever had happened to him. Never guessed that he'd be sound engineer on an album of one of my favourite bands. Hope he's well.
I would love to hear those other songs that never made it
Can't wait to hear the new album
Screaming Bloody Murder is a great fucking album.
forever my favorite sum41 album
I remember staying up waiting for this to come out back in the day, good documentary.
pretty sure these are the guys deryck wrote "a murder of crows about"
This doc speak about SBM not 13 voices
@@Punkycop yeah, but it took him a while to figure it out. Once he had organ failure, he realised what was going on.
@@Punkycop we know that but he's right
@@Milesrgomez what is the song about?
who is here after the announcement of breaking up ? Thank you for the memories😢
Just finished reading Deryck’s book. Saw them live in Saskatoon in 2002.
It’s clear to see what murder of crows is written about
These are the reasons why I love these guys.
Sum 41 - Favorite Band for ever !
still one of my favorite records to dat I still listen to it a lot. It's also 10 years old. I was just 20 when this came out. I grew up on thme when I was in 8th grade and chuck was my favorite album back then. I also have all their cd's including their new one order in decline. I saw them in 2019 and they were my favorite band live.
The parallels between this and heaven X Hell is kinda funny
I don't even want to think about the hangovers these people endured. Holy crap!
Coming from a recovering alcoholic, you don't get hangovers if you just start drinking as soon as you wake up. And by the time you eventually have to stop drinking, withdrawals and the DTs (or in Deryck's case, liver failure) will distract you from any hangover symptoms you experience. 😂 But seriously, alcohol is one of the worst things to be addicted to, kids should really be taught about this stuff before they get to the age where they start experimenting with booze.
So stoked this is back online in HD!
fun fact at 44:44 - the song "crash" was titled "over now" before the release
Oh i remember watching this back in 2012 way before he ended up in hospital. Its sad
Honestly their best record.
Controversial. personally my favourite record is Chuck or Does This Look Infected?
No dude
@@darbs3168 that’s just like your opinion man
I agree
That's a badass studio!
stevo back to home. your home sum 41!
Стиво, тебя очень не хватает!
Certainly their best album ever
16:17 I've heard of rock stars partying hard but Deryck Whibley just takes it to the next level. Absolute hellraiser!!
"The end there.. just noise"😂
I love them so so much!!
20:20
I NEED THE NEW ALBUM!!):
October 7 :)
Its back, I hope it's back
And then it was...
Notice how so many people refer to this album as a record but this is the only album not on a vinyl? Fingers crossed for March 2021 SBM vinyl for the ten year anniversarry!
Anyways, this is the one album I have put off listening to by sum 41 for literally years. I think it mostly had to do with the fact that Dave wasn't on it, and he's one of my favorite guitarists. But sum 41 has saved my life more than once, but a really big part of that was from 13 Voices. This is a solid album, it's really fucking good, and what followed the making of this album really sucked. I mean we're all glad Dyreck was able to pull through, but just the fact that you can tell who the fake people are in this video kind of breaks my heart, but it also lead to the songs on 13 Voices that I really related to when it came out. I'm not sure what Steveo is doing now, hopefully he's alrilght, but the rest of the band seems to be in great shape theese days. Tom and Zummo seem to really fit with the band and after seeing them live twice in 2019, you can definetly tell that there is chemistry. They're a family and I'm really glad that they enjoy making music and they're in a place where everything is genuine, including the crew and people who have helped make 13 voies and order in decline. After watching some interviews, it seems like Dyreck was a little bit scared because he wasn't sure how we (the fans) would react to what happened, but I really hope he knows we have his back. Long live the sums!
Stevo is raising his son and was a realtor at a point all is good with him
Glad that Deryck is sober. Sad that they quit. But it's time for them to goooo 🥲
this video is so good love you guys I hope to see you guys live on stage sometime
2:37 "I have to say that my faith in rock n roll has been completely restored after what I saw on this record." Can anyone tell whose voice that is? It sounds like Dave to me but I'm probably wrong
jdlarkin87 Toby Morse of h20
YAS where back
This starts off so perfect! :D
love this record! not surprised the weakest two songs were both Stones-inspired and written in 15 minutes tho, lol.
Reading the book, Matt Whibley stole everything and maxed out using his credit card
Thats noots. Did he write anything about Stevo too?
That wasn’t Matt. That was a guy named Mark who was a family friend.
Yehaaaaa!
Make a new album u guys are the best
They''ve been working on one for ages mate
they've completed the new album - not long till its out mate (Y)
just a month away now
about that studio ive seen some other bands i like in there its a cool place
Ay they posted this on their channel
please make a new album!
This what rock is missing that's why there hasn't been a huge new rock band in a decade there a couple that do all right but never get past a certain point the main ingredient here is simply fun
So sad to see Deryck drink again after what he passed... Sum 41 rocks
This is from 2011
@@franciscoadonis1068 I know, seeing him drink knowing what will happen it's sad
You can see Steve seeing that the partying was getting to be too much
niceeeeeeee
Who's here 2024
The fucking door i'm done with this guy hahahha
nice
27:34 ''Like'' count; 14245
29:14, still going!
Promote them / those who feel it , they’re the ones. You feel life or you you do not.
We demand new album
It was announced several hours ago :)
i have some news for you lol
This man is lucky he didn't go full Bam Margera.
After watching the first 25 minutes of this, my only thought was: WE GET IT! You all are badasses cause you can drink tons of Jack Daniels out of the bottle and won't shut up about it, Jeez! Good album though.
Same. Trying way too hard.
I don’t know what your talking about. all I could focus on was how bitter sweet living in perfect sound is
@@jackcheung3200 this guy knows what's up
@Bill Ding the constructor Yeah it's for calves. But it's very nutritious and can be for you too!
In my opinion the best Sum 41 song is Jessica Kill
omggg sum41
13 Voices was marvelous! The only thing I disliked was how short it was
This docu is not about 13 voices, it is about screaming bloody murder
The band: "We though to put out an EP"
The fans: YEAH, SURE
anyone notice stevo jocz and cone arent at any of the parties
They moved on and grew out of it probably. I've been caught stuck in the same shit with my friends scratching their heads before
@@givemeahandle yeah looks like youre right.
your situation was, you were more like deryck or more like steven/jason cone
@@simonorwell if I were to compare deryck and his band and friends against my life at times, I'd be the "deryck" in the situation. For sure. Alcohol is a powerful drug, people have went to sleep on it and it's socially normalized and some don't consider the ramifications of a drug, the only drug done recreationally, that affects every organ system in the body. I never got to where he was as far as physical dependency but I did shit while blackout drunk that I could've easily died doing. Can you imagine? Dying in a blackout drunk and you'd never know it, youd just be dead. Forever. I think that same kinda soul sadness is why people like myself and deryck and countless others in the world try to escape that way. It's being able to finally control and manipulate that feeling of impending doom in the form of a drippy, oppressive sadness. Like you're already dead. Thats likely why he's done what he's done. I shoot meth multiple times a day. I'm on the longest run of my life right now. I can tell you this though, if I had been doing this with alcohol, I'd be dead. But we're all chasing the same shit. Or maybe it's more like we're running from it. I hope we all end up as ok as we want to believe we are. I'm sure, to some extent, deryck IS more lost now. He's probably glad he's not dead.. But like me, the real questions he was trying to find answers to, still elude him. Life is a bitch. But maybe there's more that we don't know about yet.
@@givemeahandle Lucas, thanks for sharing man. get rid of that meth injection habit and get better!
Noticed that too, seems like they are more chill and maybe don't enjoy partying as much(Espacially Cone). Really respect that, prob grew tired of it or never liked it at all and want to focus on the music and then chill.
I guess they cut out some parts? Right?
All I want to know is what pizza did y'all buy?
alguien que pueda subtitularlo porfavorrrrr >< !
I think that is the one thing that sucks about being metal fan these days metal bands are so serious when watch a documentary like this from a new metal band it would be all about the music and almost nothing else the totally forgot how to be rock stars I think all huge metal bands should go back and watch Pantera home video 2 at 1 time I would like to see a fun metal band for ounce uoj can still make serious metal and have fun look at Pantera
00:30
And this Children is part one of : „How to become an alcoholic“. Next week we see : „how the fuck can i be clean and sober“
What was the name of the studio
Perfect sound
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35:46
38:55
Steve? I thought he left the band?
zurin zurina This was from like 2012 and he left the band in like 2015
@@justanotherhumanbeing7119 no , this was from 2009 and stevo left the band in 2013
8° comment, nice
quite sad to hear that the songs i do love have been done by them drunk. Anyway, Screaming Bloody murder was awesome and it would be fun to hear from stevo again...
thanks
How old is this?
2012
so this doesnt cover ater the album?
this was when they made SBM
yea the should do a part two and show the after of this record. i was excited for it but it didnt catch on as much as underclass heros. only cuz it had been so long and i had forgotten what i really liked about sum 41, and i thiink sum 41 forgot what sum 41 was all about and they made a fully loaded liquid courage album. and it sounds like just that. booze and punkness. its not very relatable just sounds kinda cool. i think their new album will be better and will remind me what i like about sum 41. plus they got new and old members
360p club, comment No.3 LOL only 10 views ! Damn I feel happy :D
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Why does Stevo calls himself Stevo and has the same voice and essence than steve-o of Jackass?
All that drinking nearly killed him... they were living unhealthy thats for sure.
A case a water frozen pizza and jack danials sounds like a good diet to me
:O
7,777th view >,
Sorry, but the screaming bloody murder is the best album
This was actually kinda sad to watch. Could you imagine how good they would’ve been not getting that fucked up!!! They were great anyway, but…….. That’s ROCK N ROLL
There WAS 666 likes, but I didn't want a demon to spawn, so I liked the video.
need russian subtitles
MY NIGGA DERYCK! FUCK THE SELLOUTS! And i quote,
"You act like you own the world but at least i still got my soul to sell"
-Deryck MuthaFuckin BizzyD Whibley
gradually
Please sing
was there auto tuning on the singing?
Whose the guy that says “if anyone asks tell them I’m gay”
john asher
Im glad that Deryck is doing better and all that.... but sadly, It seems like the edge and heaviness of Sum 41 disappeared with Deryck getting sobered up. I mean, "Screaming Bloody Murder" was a freaking monster of a record! But "13 Voices" has no edge, no direction, nothing is really going on... it's just point boring man. There are a few songs which has some cool elements, but most of the material seems to have been written more for the sake of Deryck telling a story, than writing great music. Again, thank god Deryck survived and got better, but I must say, Sum 41 were better when he was an alcoholic -They had that "fuck you" attitude, but now Deryck just seems depressed all the time, like he isn't really happy. I hope im wrong though, and that their next album is masterpiece :)
Michael Holmgaard I think 13 voices is amazing and I love it a lot... Also im pretty sure their next album will be a little more like their bolder stuff now that Deryck has told everything about his recovery