Callie Anastasia I don’t think it’s fair to blame her management they tried to put her in rehab but she said no multiple times even made a song about it . At the end of the day everyone is responsible for their actions and she was responsible for her’s
rgg gtv actually her dad had a hand in it if i remember correctly, and he did somewhat manage her. everyone wanted her to cancel shows to better herself but he didn’t agree. blake played the biggest hand in it though. they were “pain twins” and that is a dangerous relationship.
juicy peaches like I said not to be mean or insensitive but everyone choose their path and she chose alcohol and drugs and didn’t stop even after the doctors warned her and she even almost died so blaming someone else for her actions is not the way to go because we all have problems but it’s you that decide how to deal with it
crazy how even after her OWN HUSBAND literally taught her how to shoot heroine though her body no one realized how toxic their relationship was until it was too late! “what kind of fuckery is this”
After Fielder-Civil was taken to the hospital in West Yorkshire after a reported drug and alcohol binge, medics induced a coma and he is now on a life support machine.
It's sad that nobody finds good partners like me. All the girls go after the noisy, show off, flaunt it guys but simple, decent and humble people like me are just ignored.
@@SunMidsummer honestly she probably would have started anyway. I'm an addict and even if I started take drugs with my 1st bf I would have started at one point even without him. And I know it.
There are a lot of things about her life that remind me a lot of the life of Janis Joplin and they died at the same age. Both of them were singing in a way that white girls at the time were not singing. They were both addicts they both drank too much and used too much heroin but both deep inside just wanted to be loved and you know they were admired by millions, they never felt like anyone truly loved them for them.
Attended her concert 3 months before her death. She completely forgot the words to rehab, kept drinking from a mug the whole time, she kept missing lines, slurring , and wobbled on stage. She decided to sit on a speaker throughout her set. It was such sad moment. People were quite and looked worried, as was I.
@@roomiljan Yes, nobody knew what killed her until like a month later or something like that. I remember when she died but back then I was a drunk and heroin user like she was. So things are somewhat fuzzy. Thankfully I got clean 4 years ago and I wish Amy had made it too.
@@theartgoose I kinda meant that saying as 'die a hero or live long enough to see yourself a villain' to make it clear but that's fine too, since it's true she is a legend.
We did a project in my health class were we have to do a report on a celebrity who died of drugs and alcohol, so I decided to do Amy because I grew up listening to her music. I got an A+ and I had fun working on the project. R.I.P. 🌹
“ to die a young legend, or live a long life unfulfilled, cause you wanna change the world but while alive you never will, cause they only feel you after you’re gone”. -JCole.
She looked so innocent when she was healthy and a young girl. I think her art was anyway connected to her troubled soul. She didn't wanna go to therapy because she feared she would lose her creativity. That's what her GP said.
(sorry I know your comment is old) A lot of functioning addicts feel this way. They don't want to get better because they're afraid they will lose their spark.
she also had severe bulimia all her life which played a huge part in her death, her body was so fragile it couldn't take all the drugs and shut down. Bulimia is a serious mental and physical health issue and needs to be spoken about more, people think you can't die from it but the implications it brings can easily cause death.
@@talie3578 it's so sad also because it wasn't included in her cause of death. If it was, bulimia would be a much more spoken about illness and many more people would know its dangers and would be aware of it's huge impact on people's health and lives. Sufferers could get help easier and many lives would be saved. But sadly no one took her eating disorder seriously :(
I never said Adele wasn’t talented, don’t put words in my mouth. Adele would have been successful anyway but Amy deserves credit (which Adele has given her) in terms of HOW BIG Adele has obviously gone. Back to Black came out in 2006, Adele had two records out in the 5 years following whereas Amy had none. The anticipation for Amy inevitably leaned towards Adele because Amy hadn’t put an album out. So Amy had already brought hype to UK artists while she was alive.
and so is Dalida died also of barbiturate overdose all three of them did have a great legacy in music but had a dark life off stage and just died in such an unexpected time.
I remember when she died, I was in a car with my dad (I was still in primary school) I asked him "why did she die?" my dad said "because she overdosed" "then was she a bad person?" "no, she is a legend..."
Amy was a friend of mine. Not a close friend mind you, but we talked quite a bit. I had approached her to do an interview and she had literally no interest, however she was more than willing to just talk as a person. She was sweet, she was funny, but she also was lonely. In my time with her she seemed to be a bit like a little kid alone at home waiting for their parent to come home; she’d get upset and concerned if I went too long without replying, assuming I abandoned her. When I saw the things the press was saying about this woman I knew I was angry and heart broken. It was so one dimensional, so condescending, and so shitty as all of the papers just wanted to cover the same things. She deserved understanding and kindness as that’s what she brought to the table.
@@BlackGirlLovesAnime6 maybe, but some people even if they are toxic to themselves if get surrounded by good supporting people can be helped, it's not only one person's mental problems also they need a support network. It's not the same to be surrounded by healthy supporting loving friends / unstable abusive drug addicts...
in the documentary it was mentioned that her father actually didn't want her to go to rehab because this would affect her career progress. in the song rehab, there's a line "my daddy thinks im fine" which supports this. Amy looked up to her father and it's so sad to see that he took advantage of that trust for his own gain
You can really see how her body withered more and more after every unappreciative reseption, relationship struggle and the regression of the addiction. Her skeletal presence scared me, but the thought of all the things that led her down that self-destruction scared me even more.
Addiction is an illness, it will not get better without proper treatment, just like any other illness. So sad she never got the help she so desperately needed. Maybe if she did she would still be here giving us beautiful music. So much talent and gone way too soon. Forever one of the greatest voices in popular music
Ok Christin maybe one day ( just like me...), you will learn that with age comes wisdom. And we need to respect the elders. My grandma is more than 95 and she’s anything but weak! Lol 😂
Valia Ryan no , her dad Mitch was. She felt abandoned by him since he left their family when she was a child. He only was around her when she became a cash cow for him
@@Hi-qe9gt i think its a mix of both of them like her father mitch seemed very fame and money hungry. Like when Amy was on holiday to Barbados trying to get away from the paparazzi and also as her way of rehabilitating herself. Mitch decided to tell the press where she was and also told amy to pose for photos and he also was encouraging her to go back on tour even when she even knew herself that she wasn't a hundred percent in the mind state to do that. Personally I found mitch to be a horrible father to her and absolutely asshole however, I do think blake was also a big part of her downfall aswell.
Both Blake and her dad...They both wanted to profit Amy in life and death. But Blake, was really the one who sent her to an early grave, smh... He introduced her to hard drugs, starting with heroin! And coke / crack later. Really, what kind of person does that? Especially knowing how frail she was ( because she was bulimic ). 🤦🏻♀️
Catherine Vaz she was an alcoholic before she met blake and by the time she died she was sober from crack cocaine/heroin for years. the only thing in her system was lethal amounts of alcohol. Alcoholism can be just as devastating as opiate addiction. Amy was an addict before she met blake and the trauma in her childhood caused that. Blake was a piece of shit but amy was found comfort in dysfunction due to her father abandoning her, if her and blake didn’t get together, she would’ve found another ‘blake’. As someone who’s struggled with addicted, i know that i’m culpable for using, if someone didn’t ‘introduce ‘ me to drugs i would’ve found them in some way and at some point.
She became a legend due to her uniqueness. I dont think her music will ever be forgotten. She was a breath of fresh air coz her music wasnt of the era. She also made people fall in love with Jazz. Its incredible.
The sad thing is we all witnessed her spiral from the very beginning. It became obvious she was doomed a while before her death. It wasn’t a question of if she would die, but when. I remember a lot of videos on YT theorizing she’d die at age 27, joining the infamous 27 club. So when those eerie predictions came true, damn that was scary.
a friend i used to hang out with lived next door to amy (he was from a rich family). he saw her garage and said it was practically a liquor store :( RIP
@@janeless5083 she’ll always be linked to camden but she got another home in hadley wood a few months after an assault charge in 2008/2009. apparently she was driven between the two often since they are only an hour or less drive apart. it was a far more reclusive and private area than in camden so it makes sense.
@@yvonnet6399 It is a very horrible story, like, he was literally miserable throughout his youth, I can definitely understand how heavy-handed his depression kept on reaching him during his adulthood, because the things that happened to him aren't really something one can recover easily
Its tragic, like, really freaking sad, I don't blame at all on his suicide, with all the crap he had to endure in his youth and how much he struggled and suffered with drugs and bullying, its surprising that he still lived past forty (but not in a good way of course)
Her voice was legendary and it is so tragic how fame ruined her. I highly recommend that everyone watch the full length documentary about her called Amy. I saw it in theaters and cried.
Just found your channel and I’m obsessed! Thanks for all the work you’ve put into them even though I’m a crying wreck now after watching the Judy Garland video and now this
Sad her Dad abused the love she had for him! He literally killed his daughter for money! May he live as miserable with her money as he made her feel making it! DISGRACEFUL and disgusting Parents to do this to their child
Back to black was the soundtrack to my life while growing up, I love how deep and real her lyrics were, the word 'legend' is used too much these days but Amy truly is one.
After hearing Demi’s story from her recent documentary , its so sad how , in retrospect , how little support celebs dealing with very severe and very real issues during this period had access to . I’m so glad it has gotten better now and the stigma around mental health and addiction is slowly being dismantled . Amy , and every other member of the “27 club” deserved so much more .
She was so vibrant and happy during her Frank era. No Blake, no drugs, just pure jazz influence and love for respecting music. Despite her bulimia since 16 since her family did nothing to help her, she was much healthier. Good night, Jewish Princess of Jazz🖤🖤🖤
The thing that doesn’t sit right with me is once when she was passed out, her management carried her out of her house, put her onto a plane to perform in Europe somewhere. She obviously had a awful performance and people were booing etc. Her management gets a small blame for putting her in those unhealthy situations.
I’ve adored Amy for so long. When she died, I pretty much ignored it because I didn’t want to believe it. It wasn’t until years after her death that I was able to handle it. I still can’t watch the movie about her because I know it will break my heart. She’s one of the few celebrities that I’ve connected to like that❤️ love you Amy, forever!!
I watched the documentary about her called “Amy” and it was so depressing. I felt so bad... it showed how her dad was totally exploiting her fame for his own gains. And unfortunately she took solace in the bottom of the bottle. She became a joke in the eyes of the public and sadly death was just inevitable as everyone around her obviously just used her up and no one seemed to care enough to get her the help she desperately needed.
It was really just the public (or part of it) that thought she was a joke cause from the moment frank came out up until the day she died she was viewed as an absolute talented musical genius by both critics and fellow artists… some artists have the masses on their side but lack the acceptance and liking from experienced critics and fellow musical legends, some are critically acclaimed but lack the public to be considered a legend, Amy at one point was able to fully balance it out being viewed as a legend by both, which is not only revealing of her talent but also extremely difficult to accomplish.
@Joseph Wilson she was a legend through her entire life but what you fail to realize is its so easy to become a joke and become mocked as a celeb. To this day when celebs lives are put on the spot as press or entertainment people love to point and laugh
I am 18 yo and i am addicted to alcohol as well as hashish, cigarettes and cocaine... no one knows about my addiction because I never told anyone about it and kept on lying to myself about it... seeing your video and knowing how the singer of my all time favorite song "back to black" saw her life go crumbling down allowed me to see what my future may look like if I don't decide to change it... I just wanna say thank you...
I been there buddy...please stay away from it i know its hard and your young but i promise it will destroy everthing left you hold dear...ive lost myself durimg those yeara and I'll never be the person I was meant to be
Amy was a genuinely talented voice in an ocean of so-so partial talents, and flash in the pan, glory-seeking ghosts. There won't soon be another comparable to her, when such unique performers as she was, come along infrequently at best. She was a once in a lifetime gem of an artist with a nearly unheard-of ability to conjure and evoke the spirits of long-dead sultry R & B singers, or as extracted from the annals of historic female Jazz vocalists, of which Billie Holiday emerges to memory...
God I remember the way people used to talk about her. They were needlessly cruel to somebody who was clearly hurting. She was lost way too soon. I wish we could go back in time to save her. Think of all the amazing music that was lost with her. Truly a heartbreaking story.
i know he isn’t the most popular, but a great subject for this little series you have is Jeff Buckley. He mysteriously died in 1997 after the great success of his first and only album. he’s very interesting and i recommend him to anybody that wants some beautiful, meaningful, and real music to listen
I appreciate the fact there were only photos of her smiling at the end. Most of the videos about Amy showes her in her most vulnerable state. We love you Amy❤️
_"bcoz of her Voice issues BUT the audience was highly receptive and Encouraging. . .and overall the Performance was Applauded"_ 👏 See back in the days when an ARTIST was SO TALENTED that people will Hate you as a PERSON but they've still Praise and support you as an ARTIST.
I feel like a lot young ppl now are sleeping on her music which is a shame because it’s legendary. I’m glad to see someone else that really appreciates her !!
Doctors and family letting her know that she was basically killin herself isnt enough? You can take drugs away from an addict, they'll get more. She would have had to want to get better....unfortunately she didnt
If it wasn't Blake would've been someone else. Sensitive souls like her are attracted to this type of abusive manipulators. Drugs and the rest was how she managed to cope with it all. As when you're trapped you can only cope.
@@AestheticallyC i know, what i meant is that her problems during back to black were more like of a celeb problems, you know drugs alchol and abusive relations... Also depression and bulimia affect many other people, and i never said those werent mental illnesses but ok
this was hard to watch. i knew all these things as her career and moments leading to her death unfolded before my eyes. as a child i didn't understand the issues she was having but i remember asking my mom why can't anyone help her i think she is really sad she told me some people don't want to be helped some people want to stay in their sadness. Without knowing it my mom was trying to make me understand depression. Amy was battling with depression its why her drug use got worse when her main drug, the bf, was away. Her grandmother passing was probably the stressor that sent her down a self destructive path. and it makes me sad to think her best song rehab was so popular considering it was her admitting she needs rehab but she is too far gone in her sadness that it won't help. we all watched it happen and we did the same with whitney. Michael, whitney, amy and robin were all deaths that have stayed with me. I have felt true grief from the deaths of these people who never knew i existed.
You should do a documentary on Lana del Rey next!! Btw this mini documentaries that you have been making lately are AMAZING !!! Keep up the good work Honest!! Much love from your supporter❤️❤️
the fact that she became a legend in music with only 2 albums is insane
James Dean became a legend in the film industry from only three films - it's usually these factors, quality of work, died young and tragic
And those two albums Frank and Back to Black were great.
So did Nirvana and Kurt with only 3 albums.
3** albums
Look at biggie
If she never met Blake & her management took her addiction seriously......she would still be alive right now. So many emotions in my head rn....
Callie Anastasia I don’t think it’s fair to blame her management they tried to put her in rehab but she said no multiple times even made a song about it . At the end of the day everyone is responsible for their actions and she was responsible for her’s
rgg gtv you are right!
rgg gtv actually her dad had a hand in it if i remember correctly, and he did somewhat manage her. everyone wanted her to cancel shows to better herself but he didn’t agree. blake played the biggest hand in it though. they were “pain twins” and that is a dangerous relationship.
juicy peaches like I said not to be mean or insensitive but everyone choose their path and she chose alcohol and drugs and didn’t stop even after the doctors warned her and she even almost died so blaming someone else for her actions is not the way to go because we all have problems but it’s you that decide how to deal with it
juicy peaches we can just blame everything else for everything we do wrong
crazy how even after her OWN HUSBAND literally taught her how to shoot heroine though her body no one realized how toxic their relationship was until it was too late!
“what kind of fuckery is this”
racky ly she never injected. she smoked it
Nobody cared as long as the money was there ...so sad
@@jenn7618 // not true at.. both of their parents told them two to stop their relationship years prior to her death.
After Fielder-Civil was taken to the hospital in West Yorkshire after a reported drug and alcohol binge, medics induced a coma and he is now on a life support machine.
He killed her
Amy looked just like her mother, it's uncanny
Beautiful
I said the same thing before I scrolled down to your comment.
Ikr
UwU i mean JUST like her. a lot of kids actually dont look like their parents
@@lolosbizarreadventure I’m a guy I looked exactly like my mum people always say it’s weird 😂
A wrong choice of partner can ruin one’s life
It's sad that nobody finds good partners like me. All the girls go after the noisy, show off, flaunt it guys but simple, decent and humble people like me are just ignored.
Joel Remedios I don’t agree. Many girls/women would prefer simple guys. Simple guys are too shy I think
Joel Remedios if u need to brag about how humble and great u are,,, ur probably not
Joel Remedios You’re probably not a good guy. A good guy doesn’t brag about being a good guy.
@@puccabee see the post sent...
Blake was the worst thing to have ever happened to her. She would probably still be here if it wasn’t for him.
Tell me about it. Idiots like Blake can never appreciate it what’s close to them.
she would have met another nobody. She was probably co-dependent.
but she wouldnt have made one of the most iconic album if it wasnt for him sooo
I don’t think it was really Blake...watched all her documentary. The core issue was herself...she was her own undoing.
@@SunMidsummer honestly she probably would have started anyway. I'm an addict and even if I started take drugs with my 1st bf I would have started at one point even without him. And I know it.
she was a very emotional girl who just wanted to be loved and it’s so evident from her music
She was loved. Being loved was not the issue she was aware of this.
so true, breaks my ♡ that she never really got what she was looking for💔
@@minasstars check the above post
@blond she had abandonment issues since her father left the family -
There are a lot of things about her life that remind me a lot of the life of Janis Joplin and they died at the same age. Both of them were singing in a way that white girls at the time were not singing. They were both addicts they both drank too much and used too much heroin but both deep inside just wanted to be loved and you know they were admired by millions, they never felt like anyone truly loved them for them.
Attended her concert 3 months before her death. She completely forgot the words to rehab, kept drinking from a mug the whole time, she kept missing lines, slurring , and wobbled on stage. She decided to sit on a speaker throughout her set. It was such sad moment. People were quite and looked worried, as was I.
she died of alcohol poisoning and people put empty cans of beer on her memorial? yikes
Paola Miano 🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤
imagine my shock kinda disrespectful
It was most likely before the autopsy was released
@@roomiljan Yes, nobody knew what killed her until like a month later or something like that. I remember when she died but back then I was a drunk and heroin user like she was. So things are somewhat fuzzy. Thankfully I got clean 4 years ago and I wish Amy had made it too.
@@brisalinas6713 congrats to you on your journey. ❤️
You either die a hero or live long enough to just auto-tune yourself to success.
What hero? Did we watch the same video, the girl was heavily disturbed
*die as a legend
@@theartgoose I kinda meant that saying as 'die a hero or live long enough to see yourself a villain' to make it clear but that's fine too, since it's true she is a legend.
@@blackpinkarebetterthanyour571 It's like a reference to something
y'all it's a play of that famous Batman quote...
We did a project in my health class were we have to do a report on a celebrity who died of drugs and alcohol, so I decided to do Amy because I grew up listening to her music. I got an A+ and I had fun working on the project.
R.I.P. 🌹
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Sofia Loves pizza your profile pic gives me life lol
it's always better doing school work when it's a project you love
I had the same project.What school?
Amazing pfp
Amy was incredible, it’s so sad she passed. If only she would have gone to rehab.
I think she did for the drug addiction but it didn't help her alcohol addiction. Which led to her death later on from Alcohol poisoning
jenna hill yah she did go to rehab. But she was still using heroin.
they told me to go to rehab
but I said
NO NO NO.
jada! thats not fucking funny
Wavy Spice
No one laughed tho
“ to die a young legend, or live a long life unfulfilled, cause you wanna change the world but while alive you never will, cause they only feel you after you’re gone”.
-JCole.
Don’t romanticize her suffering. Her is story has nothing legendary
@@UffieLove1 bitch stfu amy winehouse is a legend
@@sadclown3502 lmfao W
She looked so innocent when she was healthy and a young girl. I think her art was anyway connected to her troubled soul. She didn't wanna go to therapy because she feared she would lose her creativity. That's what her GP said.
:(
(sorry I know your comment is old) A lot of functioning addicts feel this way. They don't want to get better because they're afraid they will lose their spark.
she also had severe bulimia all her life which played a huge part in her death, her body was so fragile it couldn't take all the drugs and shut down. Bulimia is a serious mental and physical health issue and needs to be spoken about more, people think you can't die from it but the implications it brings can easily cause death.
Gia Rasberry THANK YOU!!!!
This makes me so sad :( I wish someone would've helped her before it was too late..
Wow...... I didn’t know that. That makes a lot more sense. I agree that people need to be much more aware of bulimia, and all other eating disorders.
@@talie3578 it's so sad also because it wasn't included in her cause of death. If it was, bulimia would be a much more spoken about illness and many more people would know its dangers and would be aware of it's huge impact on people's health and lives. Sufferers could get help easier and many lives would be saved. But sadly no one took her eating disorder seriously :(
This is a rlly good video about it ua-cam.com/video/xQ4JcPxqj6I/v-deo.html
Amy’s absence is what made Adele blow up so big. Amy came, broke the US, disappeared and left them hungry.
Adele is talented too, even if I loveee Amy its sad what you wrote about her and Adele.
adele is extremely talented, that’s a little messed up
I never said Adele wasn’t talented, don’t put words in my mouth. Adele would have been successful anyway but Amy deserves credit (which Adele has given her) in terms of HOW BIG Adele has obviously gone. Back to Black came out in 2006, Adele had two records out in the 5 years following whereas Amy had none. The anticipation for Amy inevitably leaned towards Adele because Amy hadn’t put an album out. So Amy had already brought hype to UK artists while she was alive.
S. but like you do realize people can listen to two different artists and both of the artist can be popular...
camila rodriguez But you do realise that artists can break through and open doors for others...
Your really spoiling us with all this good CONTENT
Ayyy we got the same name
Anast.asian AYYYEE
Anastasia A ngl i thought i made this comment for a second
I know theres like a meme or something a certian community knows about your pfp u dont know what
Omit "u" i*
please drop a video on selena quintanilla the queen
i think he already has a video of selena
i have one ready i’ve had it for months i just haven’t recorded it i will soon 😭
everyone does a video on Selena I think there is enough I mean there is literally a whole movie
honest omg legend 😭
honest it would’ve been awesome if you dropped it on her birthday or her death date to remember her !
“she was the next judy garland”
this is so disturbing knowing judy’s life.
Who's judy garland?
@@SoMooLand1nine7 Judy Garland is a legendary talented singer and dancer that died from a barbiturate overdose.
and so is Dalida died also of barbiturate overdose all three of them did have a great legacy in music but had a dark life off stage and just died in such an unexpected time.
Who doesn’t know of Judy Garland ?
This year of 2019 she would only be 35....tragic
- Simplicity She’d be 36 actually in September. She was born in 1983.
@@stefrodriguez3017 Well it isnt Sept. just yet but ty
- Simplicity it’s not but you said she’d be turning 35 this year which isn’t the case. She would’ve been turning 35 last year. You’re welcome.
@@stefrodriguez3017 Ah yes, that is how i phrased it 😂 oopsie
Now 37
do a video on the 27 club!!
rebbie at least im not the only one who knows about this
YES!!
YES! It would be a very interesting video 💗💗💗
rebbie omg yessss
Meh All the greats!!
Topics you could do next-
Shirley Temple
Selena
Audrey Hepburn
27 club
Michael Jackson
Freddie Mercury
Downfall of Britney (2007)
Yes to all of this
And the downfall of Britney
>edited
You been stealing other commenters ideas, huh?
Nexus MOCs no actually but I searched some up 😂
Yesss
I remember when she died, I was in a car with my dad (I was still in primary school) I asked him "why did she die?" my dad said "because she overdosed" "then was she a bad person?" "no, she is a legend..."
AND EVERYONE CLAPPED
Eliza Gevorgyan its true i was the car
@@yeahsure.6960 Yeah suuuuure
Yeah, Sure. 😭😭😭💀
Bless your father 💜
Amy was a friend of mine. Not a close friend mind you, but we talked quite a bit. I had approached her to do an interview and she had literally no interest, however she was more than willing to just talk as a person. She was sweet, she was funny, but she also was lonely. In my time with her she seemed to be a bit like a little kid alone at home waiting for their parent to come home; she’d get upset and concerned if I went too long without replying, assuming I abandoned her.
When I saw the things the press was saying about this woman I knew I was angry and heart broken. It was so one dimensional, so condescending, and so shitty as all of the papers just wanted to cover the same things. She deserved understanding and kindness as that’s what she brought to the table.
❤❤❤
So happy that you were there for her among all the darkness. 🙂 *hugs*
If they made a biopic on her life Lady Gaga would be brilliant for the role.
Cade C. LG looks similar to her. But, Not as similar as she used to bc the surgeries and botox fillers she’s had done
Gaga was greatly inspired by Amy
oh god please no
No I think Lauren Jauregui can be good
Is Lady Gaga Jewish?
Please do a video on Freddie Mercury 💜
Spectre YES.
YES PLEASE
Yas
Omg Freddy boy
Yessss this needs to happen now
This is what happens when you engage in a toxic relationship.
Her first toxic relationship was with her dad who cheated on her mother, even before Amy's birth
@@thesassynerd even if her dad was an ass and she had other issues, this guy introduced her to drugs and put her life in so much danger...
@@polasaavedra9455 thats true and I cant deny it.
@@polasaavedra9455 everyone know not to do drugs. She wouldve done them without him. She was toxic to herself because of her own issues
@@BlackGirlLovesAnime6 maybe, but some people even if they are toxic to themselves if get surrounded by good supporting people can be helped, it's not only one person's mental problems also they need a support network. It's not the same to be surrounded by healthy supporting loving friends / unstable abusive drug addicts...
Shes inspired
JORJA SMITH
Joy crookes
Alessia cara
Katy perry
Ariana Grande
Nao
Lizzo
And waaaaayayayayyayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy more
Yess I absolutely adore Jorja Smith. She feels like then gens Amy Winehouse I can tell she has a huge future ahead of her
in the documentary it was mentioned that her father actually didn't want her to go to rehab because this would affect her career progress. in the song rehab, there's a line "my daddy thinks im fine" which supports this.
Amy looked up to her father and it's so sad to see that he took advantage of that trust for his own gain
You can really see how her body withered more and more after every unappreciative reseption, relationship struggle and the regression of the addiction. Her skeletal presence scared me, but the thought of all the things that led her down that self-destruction scared me even more.
Can you do Whitney Houston next?
her story has been shared so many times there is no point of doing a documentary when there's a movies and documentaries, news articles...
Yes I agree
But Amy story been shared many times also Amy wasn’t just any celebrity she was a high profile one so her story has been shared many times
@@jada8684 so was marylins
@@blanks4899 true that. hers has been covered alot
not aaliyah, tupac.. big names that haven't been really covered
Addiction is an illness, it will not get better without proper treatment, just like any other illness. So sad she never got the help she so desperately needed. Maybe if she did she would still be here giving us beautiful music.
So much talent and gone way too soon. Forever one of the greatest voices in popular music
Very good
@@cris_here That's a matter of perspective, but in this case, she died early and in pain
narutardbleachfreak9 still better than dying old and weak.
Ok Christin maybe one day ( just like me...), you will learn that with age comes wisdom. And we need to respect the elders. My grandma is more than 95 and she’s anything but weak! Lol 😂
@@cris_here your playing with fire
Blake was her downfall. Smh
Valia Ryan no , her dad Mitch was. She felt abandoned by him since he left their family when she was a child. He only was around her when she became a cash cow for him
@@Hi-qe9gt i think its a mix of both of them like her father mitch seemed very fame and money hungry. Like when Amy was on holiday to Barbados trying to get away from the paparazzi and also as her way of rehabilitating herself. Mitch decided to tell the press where she was and also told amy to pose for photos and he also was encouraging her to go back on tour even when she even knew herself that she wasn't a hundred percent in the mind state to do that. Personally I found mitch to be a horrible father to her and absolutely asshole however, I do think blake was also a big part of her downfall aswell.
Both Blake and her dad...They both wanted to profit Amy in life and death. But Blake, was really the one who sent her to an early grave, smh... He introduced her to hard drugs, starting with heroin! And coke / crack later. Really, what kind of person does that? Especially knowing how frail she was ( because she was bulimic ). 🤦🏻♀️
Catherine Vaz she was an alcoholic before she met blake and by the time she died she was sober from crack cocaine/heroin for years. the only thing in her system was lethal amounts of alcohol. Alcoholism can be just as devastating as opiate addiction. Amy was an addict before she met blake and the trauma in her childhood caused that. Blake was a piece of shit but amy was found comfort in dysfunction due to her father abandoning her, if her and blake didn’t get together, she would’ve found another ‘blake’. As someone who’s struggled with addicted, i know that i’m culpable for using, if someone didn’t ‘introduce ‘ me to drugs i would’ve found them in some way and at some point.
Dope and alcohol was
She became a legend due to her uniqueness. I dont think her music will ever be forgotten. She was a breath of fresh air coz her music wasnt of the era. She also made people fall in love with Jazz. Its incredible.
I agree
The sad thing is we all witnessed her spiral from the very beginning. It became obvious she was doomed a while before her death.
It wasn’t a question of if she would die, but when. I remember a lot of videos on YT theorizing she’d die at age 27, joining the infamous 27 club. So when those eerie predictions came true, damn that was scary.
That’s fucking scary
I almost cried when you played that clip of her winning her Grammys. She was so talented and had such a future in front of her if she had gotten help.
a friend i used to hang out with lived next door to amy (he was from a rich family). he saw her garage and said it was practically a liquor store :(
RIP
I hope this is real. If it’s not I’m gonna be disappointed lol
chandler robert this is real, she had a house in Hadley Wood, a very rich area on the outskirts of London where quite a few celebrities live.
@@marxistlynchist but Amy lived in Camden :/
@@janeless5083 she’ll always be linked to camden but she got another home in hadley wood a few months after an assault charge in 2008/2009. apparently she was driven between the two often since they are only an hour or less drive apart. it was a far more reclusive and private area than in camden so it makes sense.
You should make a documentary about Chester Bennington. I would be interested to see your take on his life.
Yes please 💕💕
Yessss
Yesss plzzzz
@@yvonnet6399 It is a very horrible story, like, he was literally miserable throughout his youth, I can definitely understand how heavy-handed his depression kept on reaching him during his adulthood, because the things that happened to him aren't really something one can recover easily
Its tragic, like, really freaking sad, I don't blame at all on his suicide, with all the crap he had to endure in his youth and how much he struggled and suffered with drugs and bullying, its surprising that he still lived past forty (but not in a good way of course)
She actually wrote her music.
Immensely talented lyrically and musically!
Simply, one of the best.
Her voice was legendary and it is so tragic how fame ruined her. I highly recommend that everyone watch the full length documentary about her called Amy. I saw it in theaters and cried.
she’s a legend. nobody till this day has done it better than her PERIODT.
facts.
FACTS.
All I heard were facts
I mean,where's the lie
@@AnHeC and?
As lady gaga said.: I’ve learned love is like a brick, you can
Build a house or sink a dead body( R.I.P Amy Winehouse)
Her story just breaks my heart every time I read or watch videos about her.
She was a waste
@@KingNexusMOCs What do you mean by that?
Yuo Ignore him. I’ve seen him trolling other comment threads talking about how crappy her music is.
Just found your channel and I’m obsessed! Thanks for all the work you’ve put into them even though I’m a crying wreck now after watching the Judy Garland video and now this
Hi Roly! Ily! ☺❤
Sad her Dad abused the love she had for him! He literally killed his daughter for money! May he live as miserable with her money as he made her feel making it! DISGRACEFUL and disgusting Parents to do this to their child
Definitely!! They technically killed her (and Blake), they both fucked her over. Wish she was still here 😢
Pls do Aaliyah 😀😇
YES!!!!!
Yess
YESSS
OMGGG yessss
yessss!!!
Back to black was the soundtrack to my life while growing up, I love how deep and real her lyrics were, the word 'legend' is used too much these days but Amy truly is one.
Agreed
She was beautiful. Such a tragedy...
jaineleslasagnes ikr
@@myristicina. yeah
Amen on that
She looks like her mom when her mom was younger when Amy was a baby. RIP Amy 💔. Hard to believe next year will make 10 years.
She was honestly such a beautiful woman
i’ve been waiting for this so long, i grew up listening to Amy Winehouse and i’m so glad you did this
Me too
We be all glad if Amy was alive.
i want to like this but its on 420
Does anyone else think that Amy looks incredibly similar to Lauren Jauregui
For sure omggg!
She reminds me of Lady Gaga.
Yeah
i see it in certain angles
and lauren jauregui sees winehouse as a huge inspiration too
18 minutes? Honest fans are kinda very really blessed
After hearing Demi’s story from her recent documentary , its so sad how , in retrospect , how little support celebs dealing with very severe and very real issues during this period had access to . I’m so glad it has gotten better now and the stigma around mental health and addiction is slowly being dismantled . Amy , and every other member of the “27 club” deserved so much more .
Her life story and music sounds of something from the 80s but no this was in the late 2000s that’s crazy to me
You mean the 50s and 60s cuz that were her whole sound game from even the way she dressed
"Love Is A Losing Game" - Amy Winehouse
Amy was sadly losing to drugs and alcohol.
My shit
One of the greatest songs of all time. She’s a musical legend.
She was so vibrant and happy during her Frank era. No Blake, no drugs, just pure jazz influence and love for respecting music. Despite her bulimia since 16 since her family did nothing to help her, she was much healthier. Good night, Jewish Princess of Jazz🖤🖤🖤
OOH I WAS HOPING YOU WOULD DO HER DOCUMENTARY!!!
There's already a documentary about her
@@gwm_entertainment1 ...ok I was kinda talking about his documentary but 🙄
@@slayvicslay I love your pfp, sis. 💜
@@shawnnsplace omggg thx so much ❤️
@@slayvicslay Np! (:
The thing that doesn’t sit right with me is once when she was passed out, her management carried her out of her house, put her onto a plane to perform in Europe somewhere. She obviously had a awful performance and people were booing etc. Her management gets a small blame for putting her in those unhealthy situations.
I’ve adored Amy for so long. When she died, I pretty much ignored it because I didn’t want to believe it. It wasn’t until years after her death that I was able to handle it. I still can’t watch the movie about her because I know it will break my heart. She’s one of the few celebrities that I’ve connected to like that❤️ love you Amy, forever!!
Can you do a video on my life? It’s tragic
Lol same 😂💯
Baby noo believe in yourself :)
We don’t know you though
Hahaaaa edgy humor amirite
@@alexade3541 r/woooosh
amy had the full package. not just incredibly talented but a beautiful colorful personality 💔
I watched the documentary about her called “Amy” and it was so depressing. I felt so bad... it showed how her dad was totally exploiting her fame for his own gains. And unfortunately she took solace in the bottom of the bottle. She became a joke in the eyes of the public and sadly death was just inevitable as everyone around her obviously just used her up and no one seemed to care enough to get her the help she desperately needed.
She was never a joke. She was always a musical legend. I am fed up of people saying that, as it undermines the great accomplishments she made in life.
It was really just the public (or part of it) that thought she was a joke cause from the moment frank came out up until the day she died she was viewed as an absolute talented musical genius by both critics and fellow artists… some artists have the masses on their side but lack the acceptance and liking from experienced critics and fellow musical legends, some are critically acclaimed but lack the public to be considered a legend, Amy at one point was able to fully balance it out being viewed as a legend by both, which is not only revealing of her talent but also extremely difficult to accomplish.
@Joseph Wilson she was a legend through her entire life but what you fail to realize is its so easy to become a joke and become mocked as a celeb. To this day when celebs lives are put on the spot as press or entertainment people love to point and laugh
@@diobrando366 and that's a bad thing?
@@diobrando366 do you mean when people on live or something
I really loved that she didn’t only listen to one genre of music. That’s probably why she’s such a great singer cause of the diversity.
Fame, drugs, and abusive relationships did all this to such a talented and beautiful young woman. So sad.
*you should do a video on drug addiction within hollywood and celebrities (young child stars mostly)*
That would be nice
I am 18 yo and i am addicted to alcohol as well as hashish, cigarettes and cocaine... no one knows about my addiction because I never told anyone about it and kept on lying to myself about it... seeing your video and knowing how the singer of my all time favorite song "back to black" saw her life go crumbling down allowed me to see what my future may look like if I don't decide to change it... I just wanna say thank you...
hope you’re doing better now
Praying for you!! 🖤💋
I been there buddy...please stay away from it i know its hard and your young but i promise it will destroy everthing left you hold dear...ive lost myself durimg those yeara and I'll never be the person I was meant to be
good for you, and keep pushing! ❤️
Hope you are doing all good
Am I the only one who thinks that Lauren Jauregi looks so much like Amy wow
I really thought Amy Winehouse was a singer from the 60s. It's the hair.
Same!! Why am I just now realizing she was
An artist of today
She was used and abused by so many people.. rest in piece Amy, I love you.
Amy Winehouse
Legends live forever! (1983-2011)
Could you do a video on Heath Ledger or Kurt Cobain
I’m loving these documentaries, can you do Aliyah next?
Amy was a genuinely talented voice in an ocean of so-so partial talents, and flash in the pan, glory-seeking ghosts. There won't soon be another comparable to her, when such unique performers as she was, come along infrequently at best. She was a once in a lifetime gem of an artist with a nearly unheard-of ability to conjure and evoke the spirits of long-dead sultry R & B singers, or as extracted from the annals of historic female Jazz vocalists, of which Billie Holiday emerges to memory...
❤❤❤
God I remember the way people used to talk about her. They were needlessly cruel to somebody who was clearly hurting. She was lost way too soon. I wish we could go back in time to save her. Think of all the amazing music that was lost with her. Truly a heartbreaking story.
honest: *published 5 minutes ago*
me: *clicks*
I love these videos.. your voice is so soothing! Please do Selena Quintanilla- Perez💜💜
Natalya Carvajal agree
@@alexanderescobar6891 See video in link...
I got the notification for this whilst sat soaking up the sun at a park... Why would you do this to me 😭 😭 😭 😭???
Swikar Subba whilst
i know he isn’t the most popular, but a great subject for this little series you have is Jeff Buckley. He mysteriously died in 1997 after the great success of his first and only album. he’s very interesting and i recommend him to anybody that wants some beautiful, meaningful, and real music to listen
I appreciate the fact there were only photos of her smiling at the end. Most of the videos about Amy showes her in her most vulnerable state. We love you Amy❤️
These types of videos are a fresh breath of air. I really enjoy these biographies. They're really entertaining. Thank you!
What an incredible artist. Goddess!
Lmao she was terrible
Nexus MOCs why are you going through all the comments commenting mean things about her? She’s dead, leave her to rest.
You Sent Me Flying is one of my favorite songs by her. Her pen was unmatched. Still one of the best lyricist to date!
Herlena Howard I love it
RIP amy Winehouse
RIP Selena quintanilla
RIP lisa lopes
RIP
Aaliyah
_"bcoz of her Voice issues BUT the audience was highly receptive and Encouraging. . .and overall the Performance was Applauded"_ 👏
See back in the days when an ARTIST was SO TALENTED that people will Hate you as a PERSON but they've still Praise and support you as an ARTIST.
I feel like a lot young ppl now are sleeping on her music which is a shame because it’s legendary. I’m glad to see someone else that really appreciates her !!
Amy winehouse been knew she needed help but nobody came to help her
Doctors and family letting her know that she was basically killin herself isnt enough? You can take drugs away from an addict, they'll get more. She would have had to want to get better....unfortunately she didnt
She did it to herself.
Her lyrics literally talk about loved ones wanting her to go to rehab and her rejecting it.
You can't help an addict get clean......we have to want it
Rehab was the outcome of everyone telling her to get help. She didn’t. want it. The abuser has to want help themselves.
imanster5713 she did, she was clean from drugs years before she died.
your content evolved SO much
If she would’ve never met him she would’ve still been here with us 😩 Amy was a soul worth saving
Ehh she had problems before she met Blake he added to the flames
If it wasn't Blake would've been someone else. Sensitive souls like her are attracted to this type of abusive manipulators. Drugs and the rest was how she managed to cope with it all. As when you're trapped you can only cope.
@@AestheticallyCyeah but those were ordinary problems, not literal mental illnesses
@@JiafeiProducts6969 she literally had depression ? Bullimia ? . Those are literally mental illnesses btw. She was on anti-depressants at 14
@@AestheticallyC i know, what i meant is that her problems during back to black were more like of a celeb problems, you know drugs alchol and abusive relations... Also depression and bulimia affect many other people, and i never said those werent mental illnesses but ok
I honestly believe she was murdered. I was reading an article that said when she died a neighbor said they heard chanting from her house
Where did you read this?
LMAFO pls stop . She died from her eating disorder . Hell it was only her and her bodyguard
she was singing and playing drums in her room the night she died. it was probably just that.
Dude she's was a goner from that much drugs no conspiracy about it.
Murdered by alcohol
I was born in the same hospital as her.
I hope no one else can have the same tragic fate as this women.
R.I.P ❣️
* woman
Could you do one of these type videos on Anna Nicole Smith
APRIL BENNETT yes please
APRIL BENNETT we need an Anna Nicole Smith one!!!!
Omg! Yes! Her life was tragic too... And worth a short documentary, imo... Please!
She was took way to soon
Please do one @honest
I have been so interested in Amy Winehouse, thank you for this!
-83 born i was 81. This generation. The evolvement of music from acustic to digital. Last of her breed. Much love !
this was hard to watch. i knew all these things as her career and moments leading to her death unfolded before my eyes. as a child i didn't understand the issues she was having but i remember asking my mom why can't anyone help her i think she is really sad she told me some people don't want to be helped some people want to stay in their sadness. Without knowing it my mom was trying to make me understand depression. Amy was battling with depression its why her drug use got worse when her main drug, the bf, was away. Her grandmother passing was probably the stressor that sent her down a self destructive path. and it makes me sad to think her best song rehab was so popular considering it was her admitting she needs rehab but she is too far gone in her sadness that it won't help. we all watched it happen and we did the same with whitney. Michael, whitney, amy and robin were all deaths that have stayed with me. I have felt true grief from the deaths of these people who never knew i existed.
You should do a documentary on Lana del Rey next!!
Btw this mini documentaries that you have been making lately are AMAZING !!! Keep up the good work Honest!!
Much love from your supporter❤️❤️
Amy is a legend, can’t doubt it. 🇬🇧❤️
My mom is listening to her downstairs and then this video pops up. What a beautiful coincidence, she was truly incredible
i was in the car with my friend and i told one of them to play any and as soon as rehab came on you posted this and my jaw dropped
Rest In Peace Amy. You’ll be severely missed. 💔😭
...If only she got the help she needed. 😔