There is no other person on the planet that can have a conversation with an artist, talk about the most traumatizing situations, all while feeling comfortable and heard!! Allison Hagendorf is the BEST!!!!!! 🔥🔥
Jamie, I cannot thank you enough for sharing this. This is the epitome of what I set out to do so please know how much this means to me. Thank you for being part of the show and for taking the time to share this meaningful feedback with me. XOXOXOXOXO
Thank you for speaking out, Deryck. This stuff needs to be talked about. I’m a fellow survivor myself. You deserve all the happiness and success in the world.
Such a great interview. It’s insane hearing him talk about how disappointed he was with the lack of success underclass hero had, where that’s probably my favourite sum 41 album and influenced me and my music so much. Same with screaming bloody murder. I think that’s one of the greatest records of all time, but also one of those very slept on albums. Thank you so much for everything you’ve done for my life, Deryck. Hopefully we can write together soon.🤘🏼
As someone who saw Sum 41 right before Deryck was sick, the first tour after, and most recently on the farewell tour, I couldn’t be more proud of him and the way he’s truly written his own story. Ps. This might be the best interview with Deryck that I’ve ever seen. You rule.
It's crazy how there are so many times that he shares a quote, or mannerism, or saying of some sort, and I can immediately hear a line from a Sum 41 song. Goes to show how much he puts of himself into his music - and how authentic that voice is. Even at the beginning, when he's talking about writing the book himself, it was just like "Oh yeah, that's the guy who wrote 'Some Say' " because the story came from the same place. Amazing story for Sum41. There was drama, there was good and bad, ups and downs...but god damnit they made it and not many other bands can say that. Well done, Sum 41, it's been real.
I just finished reading the book and I totally agree - when I was reading it, I felt like Deryck was reading it in my head, could hear every word in his voice. So strange and cool at the same time
We love Deryck so much! ❤ He is so raw and genuine. It takes A LOT to come out publicly and talk about all those traumas … he is so brave and loved so much! ❤
Killer Interview again, So happy Derek made it through the other side & is in a better place. Allison Hagendorf once again you create a safe environment for people to feel relaxed enough to open up and share their stories which they normally wouldn't do. Thank you for that. Keep Rocking & Rolling \m/
Amazing interview!! Deryck is incredible and humble and honest and he’s gone through a lot but to still be as nice and positive and optimistic about life and everything, it is truly remarkable that he made it through and has all the success and he deserves it all. Thank you for all the music and memories, I’m forever a Sum 41 fanatic 🤘🏻🔥❤️ #THESUMS 🤣
I came across this , and you just today. Happily subscribed, and this interview was incredible. The level of empathy , and all around comfort is beautiful to watch shine through !
@@dariamagdalena1265 I am Smiling ear to ear reading your beautiful comment. Thank you so much for sharing this. I pride myself in leading with warmth, compassion, empathy, and listening! This means so much to me. It’s wonderful to connect! ❤️
Wow! Fantastic @AllisonHagendorf. I really love your interviews ! They sound like natural conversations, which makes them a blast to watch and listen :) you are amazing !
I love how prepared and real you are. You ask excellent questions and you actually listen. I hadn't heard of you previously. I'm so glad I stumbled a across your channel. You have a new sub. Thrilled to be here!
I'm glad he's better and in a better place. I remember reading about his hospital admission with his drinking. I wasn't the biggest Sum41 fan but I felt bad for the dude. Probably was not in a good place and needed some help. Much respect.
When I was younger I got bright on stage to play guitar at a sum 41 show. Unfortunately there was some tech issue and the sound was all over the place. I got booed off stage (I know their first few albums inside out). I was suicidal over this as this was a dream scenario for me that went horribly wrong. I’ve tried to reach out to Deryck to say how much this affected me but no luck. Always wanted to fix that moment.
Ye, it really affected me. Was like a moment you dream of your whole life … then it turns into a nightmare. It’s always hung over me. I’ll never be able to fix it.
Don't give up. They are touring again. Stay persistant in contacting them and go to the front of their next concert. Also make your peace with it. Tech issues happen, if people boo, it's not your fault or any slight on you. and you know that. If you don't get to play guitar on stage with them, maybe post a video on youtube of you playing their song or songs. Don't let it haunt you forever. Life is to be lived and enjoyed.
Wow. Allison, this is an absolutely fantastic interview!! This is by far the most revelatory interview Deryck has ever done and that speaks volumes about your style, your research, and your calm, empathetic, but fun persona. Deryck is truly a remarkable, stubbornly persistent man. He has such a great outlook on life despite all that's happened to him. I can't believe that he was also a victim of sexual abuse, by his own manager, who was also a rock star. As an impressionable teenager, I can only imagine how confusing and traumatic that would be, let alone having it come from someone you idolized and entrusted to guide you through success. And then to hear on top of that that Greig was a greedy bastard and tried to get 50% publishing on In Too Deep, Fat Lip, and all their early hits...seriously, I will never listen to Treble Charger again after this...I do wish he got more into his relationship with Steve. I hope they can eventually mend their differences, but sounds like Deryck is pretty happy and content no matter what happens there. All in all, good for him! Takes a lot of guts to completely put himself out there and totally put this chapter in his life to bed. Now he's turning the page. Wishing him, Ari, and little Lydon and Quentin nothing but peace and happiness from here on out! ❤❤❤ Allison, you are amazing!! Keep up the great work!! 🤘
i support Deryck! He is a super fun/funny guy and shouldnt be ashamed. It's never your fault because other people do bad things to you, you are bigger than anything someone could do to you. Like Jesus being crucified didnt stop him from being a good person. Apparently hollywood attracts some power abusing type people but that's to be expected in a field that makes so much money so fast.
I remember when I first saw😅 sum 41. I remember when SUMMER 41 came to Auckland NEW ZEALAND must have been 21 I think. Born and raised in AUCKLAND I ME MYSELF and I. Anyways I remember when they played at the the POWER STATION MT EDEN RD Road had a T SHIRT singhined by them. Wish I could have a drink with sum and Derick and on a ending not. Dave brown sound dud you where so down to earth so cool never forget you that night. And interviewer HOLY HOT anyways 😮
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There is no other person on the planet that can have a conversation with an artist, talk about the most traumatizing situations, all while feeling comfortable and heard!! Allison Hagendorf is the BEST!!!!!! 🔥🔥
Jamie, I cannot thank you enough for sharing this. This is the epitome of what I set out to do so please know how much this means to me. Thank you for being part of the show and for taking the time to share this meaningful feedback with me. XOXOXOXOXO
@@AllisonHagendorf Thank you for all of the time and effort you put into your research and your style of conversation xoxoxoxo
@@4StringGoddess and thank YOU for recognizing how much I pour into my interviews! It means everything to me.
Joe Rogan can!
Calm down lol
Thank you for speaking out, Deryck. This stuff needs to be talked about. I’m a fellow survivor myself. You deserve all the happiness and success in the world.
Such a great interview. It’s insane hearing him talk about how disappointed he was with the lack of success underclass hero had, where that’s probably my favourite sum 41 album and influenced me and my music so much. Same with screaming bloody murder. I think that’s one of the greatest records of all time, but also one of those very slept on albums. Thank you so much for everything you’ve done for my life, Deryck. Hopefully we can write together soon.🤘🏼
Thank you for being part of it!
Same!! I fell in love with them again when underclass hero came out and thought his writing evolved so much at that time
I can honestly say that's the best interview I've ever seen
Wow, thank you so so much. Truly!
Powering thru his book right now.
Love ya, Deryck!
As someone who saw Sum 41 right before Deryck was sick, the first tour after, and most recently on the farewell tour, I couldn’t be more proud of him and the way he’s truly written his own story. Ps. This might be the best interview with Deryck that I’ve ever seen. You rule.
Thank you so very much. This means the world to me. You rock!
It's crazy how there are so many times that he shares a quote, or mannerism, or saying of some sort, and I can immediately hear a line from a Sum 41 song. Goes to show how much he puts of himself into his music - and how authentic that voice is.
Even at the beginning, when he's talking about writing the book himself, it was just like "Oh yeah, that's the guy who wrote 'Some Say' " because the story came from the same place.
Amazing story for Sum41. There was drama, there was good and bad, ups and downs...but god damnit they made it and not many other bands can say that. Well done, Sum 41, it's been real.
I just finished reading the book and I totally agree - when I was reading it, I felt like Deryck was reading it in my head, could hear every word in his voice. So strange and cool at the same time
You should listen to the audiobook! Deryck narrates!
Ik I sound dumb for a fan since 01 but what's the book title?
I remember seeing him on the news, that he was is really bad shape. Glad he’s doing much better! Great interview!
Amazing interview. Thanks so much for leading one of the best interviews I‘ve heard in the genre
Wow!!! Thank you so so much!
We love Deryck so much! ❤ He is so raw and genuine. It takes A LOT to come out publicly and talk about all those traumas … he is so brave and loved so much! ❤
Killer Interview again, So happy Derek made it through the other side & is in a better place.
Allison Hagendorf once again you create a safe environment for people to feel relaxed enough to open up and share their stories which they normally wouldn't do. Thank you for that.
Keep Rocking & Rolling \m/
This is such a beautiful compliment. Thank you!!!!
Very good interview, I can’t wait to read the book!
Thanks for joining us. The book is amazing XO
Finished the book recently and still felt like i needed to hear more from deryck so this interview plus others are great to watch, cheers
Thanks for joining us!
I feel so sorry for Deryck. All he wanted was a Dad and that Nori guy (like all predators) used that to wheedle his way into his mind/heart.
Excellent interview. What an interesting & resiliant dude.
Thank you so much for joining us!
Allison is brilliant. I came across her recently and I really enjoy her chats. Another great conversation 👌🏻
Mark! Thank you so so much for your support. It means the world!
God bless Deryck Whibley.
Amen
I found that Sum 41 VHS tape when The Bosstones played at Government Center in Boston in 2000.
Amazing interview!! Deryck is incredible and humble and honest and he’s gone through a lot but to still be as nice and positive and optimistic about life and everything, it is truly remarkable that he made it through and has all the success and he deserves it all. Thank you for all the music and memories, I’m forever a Sum 41 fanatic 🤘🏻🔥❤️ #THESUMS 🤣
@@davidriddick82 Thank you for
Joining us!
@@AllisonHagendorf Absolute pleasure! Thank you for doing this Allison 🙏🏻
Great interview, will definitely be buying this book.
Thank you for joining us!
I came across this , and you just today. Happily subscribed, and this interview was incredible. The level of empathy , and all around comfort is beautiful to watch shine through !
@@dariamagdalena1265 I am
Smiling ear to ear reading your beautiful comment. Thank you so much for sharing this. I pride myself in leading with warmth, compassion, empathy, and listening! This means so much to me. It’s wonderful to connect! ❤️
This is an outstanding interview!
Thank you so much!
Awesome interview! Thanks for this!
Thanks so much for being part of it!
Such an amazing thoughtful interview 👏👏
@@kamizzle Thank you so much! 🙏🏼❤️
Wow! Fantastic @AllisonHagendorf. I really love your interviews ! They sound like natural conversations, which makes them a blast to watch and listen :) you are amazing !
This means the world to me. Thank you so much for sharing this!
I was at the LA show and it was amazing. I'm sad I only got to see one of my favorite bands only once but I'm glad I got to be a part of the journey.
I've been listening to this audiobook on Spotify. Fantastic listen. Really interesting life he's led. Feel bad that his manager was such a predator.
THANK YOU so much for watching. Tune in each week for a new conversation and PLEASE SUBSCRIBE so you don't miss a thing ❤🔥
I love how prepared and real you are. You ask excellent questions and you actually listen. I hadn't heard of you previously. I'm so glad I stumbled a across your channel. You have a new sub. Thrilled to be here!
You just made my day. It's so wonderful to connect with you and thank you for the support!
Good for him, its brave as hell to confront all that.
derek is a very interesting person and ur great at what u do. u really connect with ur guest here and his comfort shows.
@@bored7743 this is such a huge compliment. Thank you so much for sharing! Great to connect! ❤️🙏🏼
I'm glad he's better and in a better place. I remember reading about his hospital admission with his drinking. I wasn't the biggest Sum41 fan but I felt bad for the dude. Probably was not in a good place and needed some help. Much respect.
Another great interview. Thanks for sharing
Thank YOU for your support. It means so much to me. XO
Great interview
Thank you so much for being part of it!
I love the band and can relate to Deryck so much. He is such a humble and talented guy. very influential to my own song writing.
I listened to the audio book. Totally immersive experience.
When I was younger I got bright on stage to play guitar at a sum 41 show. Unfortunately there was some tech issue and the sound was all over the place. I got booed off stage (I know their first few albums inside out). I was suicidal over this as this was a dream scenario for me that went horribly wrong. I’ve tried to reach out to Deryck to say how much this affected me but no luck. Always wanted to fix that moment.
That's pretty heavy, but things happen like that.
Imagine what some of these musicians go through even worse .
Ye, it really affected me. Was like a moment you dream of your whole life … then it turns into a nightmare. It’s always hung over me. I’ll never be able to fix it.
Don't give up. They are touring again. Stay persistant in contacting them and go to the front of their next concert. Also make your peace with it. Tech issues happen, if people boo, it's not your fault or any slight on you. and you know that. If you don't get to play guitar on stage with them, maybe post a video on youtube of you playing their song or songs. Don't let it haunt you forever. Life is to be lived and enjoyed.
Always enjoy interviews where the interviewer has actually read the book/watched the film.
It's a must!
The In Too Deep story really got me hooked.....
DANG SON THANKS FOR SHARING
Great storyteller. Sad what he went through with the manager who id never heard of.
Wow. Allison, this is an absolutely fantastic interview!! This is by far the most revelatory interview Deryck has ever done and that speaks volumes about your style, your research, and your calm, empathetic, but fun persona. Deryck is truly a remarkable, stubbornly persistent man. He has such a great outlook on life despite all that's happened to him. I can't believe that he was also a victim of sexual abuse, by his own manager, who was also a rock star. As an impressionable teenager, I can only imagine how confusing and traumatic that would be, let alone having it come from someone you idolized and entrusted to guide you through success. And then to hear on top of that that Greig was a greedy bastard and tried to get 50% publishing on In Too Deep, Fat Lip, and all their early hits...seriously, I will never listen to Treble Charger again after this...I do wish he got more into his relationship with Steve. I hope they can eventually mend their differences, but sounds like Deryck is pretty happy and content no matter what happens there. All in all, good for him! Takes a lot of guts to completely put himself out there and totally put this chapter in his life to bed. Now he's turning the page. Wishing him, Ari, and little Lydon and Quentin nothing but peace and happiness from here on out! ❤❤❤ Allison, you are amazing!! Keep up the great work!! 🤘
Good job ❤❤!
XOXOXO
Great interviewer
Thank you so much! It's great to connect! XO
i support Deryck! He is a super fun/funny guy and shouldnt be ashamed. It's never your fault because other people do bad things to you, you are bigger than anything someone could do to you. Like Jesus being crucified didnt stop him from being a good person. Apparently hollywood attracts some power abusing type people but that's to be expected in a field that makes so much money so fast.
Good one
BRUH Why does your intro go so hard??? Was not expecting a Drop G guitar intro for a chick doing an intro. That's sick 😭😭
@@GRAG3R hahahaha, I shall take that as a compliment 😎
@@AllisonHagendorf It is! I'm like WTF That's legitimately awesome. 😭And I meant doing an interview**
Greg Nori = Lou Pearlman
nice 41 port colborne
Treble charger sounds like a mix of sum 41 and goldfinger
I remember when I first saw😅 sum 41. I remember when SUMMER 41 came to Auckland NEW ZEALAND must have been 21 I think. Born and raised in AUCKLAND I ME MYSELF and I. Anyways I remember when they played at the the POWER STATION MT EDEN RD Road had a T SHIRT singhined by them. Wish I could have a drink with sum and Derick and on a ending not. Dave brown sound dud you where so down to earth so cool never forget you that night. And interviewer HOLY HOT anyways 😮
His mother should have been a better mother. Duh
Who?
But then again why you trust someone from the Sault to be your manager 😂😂
We all get lessons to learn and then get a memory wipe and get to do it all over again! SICK!
Dude spewed the same story verbatum every rockstar uses with the ghost writer not having their voice lollolol
Its so funny rockstars claim to go through so much trauma and its literally just a midwesterners weekend drug binder 😂