I don't usually feel bad when celebrities die. They lived a great life, you can't honestly feel bad about it. But Chris Farley is another story. He lived to please and died before his time :(
bro, ive watched all the Farley content i can possibly find when rummaging through youtube and this is really dope work. Farley to me was my Belushi to Chris.
Yeah same here. I absolutely love Chris farley I'm 30 now born in 93 I was just a little girl when I first ever watched Tommy boy with my dad he loved him too and all those guys. I was instantly hooked by his personality and comedy still watch his movies and sketches today and think of my dad. Chris was truly one of a kind you only come across a human like that once in a life time.
So glad to catch this at the premier! Chris Farley is a legend & will never be forgotten. He had his own demons to fight but he brought joy & laughter to so many of us. Rest easy Chris! ❤
I appreciate that you researched, wrote, and edited this documentary together…yet decided to leave in your VO mistakes. Very interesting choice as there are only a handful but each sticks way out 👏
I watched your Norm Macdonald doc and thought it was fantastic. I clicked this one just now and see you only have 9.2K subs. That is SHOCKING. Admittedly I just now will subscribe, but I hope this vid does just as well and other viewers follow suit- you deserve a hefty following! EDIT: just finished the vid. Great work! If you care to hear constructive criticism- I didn't like how sad the ending played into. It is def a super sad ending to his life, especially with context, but maybe something more honoring or celebrating the joy he brought everyone while he was here or some such. Just felt a little off with the sad music playing to a black screen for the last 20 secs or so, right after the bit about his brother finding him/putting the rosary in his hand. Great stuff tho! def subscribed!
Dang! That's kind of a morbid flex! Not saying you were thinking of it as such while typing that, but that's definitely a morbid flex. RIP to both, though I'm sure she's enjoying the afterlife being around Chris! *HUGS* to you, though. I'm assuming you miss her every day 💔
I do the same thing with comedy to deal with trauma of life etc and so does my whole family. They forgot at the end after they learnt it isn’t the only coping mechanism you don’t have to ‘manage emotion’ with something cheerful. That implies sadness is a bad emotion to be counteracted. It is ok to just be sad and feel it, then you can work through it healthily. That is what I have learnt from this mindset. Sometimes life is shit and we just need to cry and we can’t joke it away all the time. 😂❤ RIP Chris I wish you felt your true worth mate. Cos we bloody adored you. 🎉😂😊
I believe what's being described is called toxic positivity. It doesn't get talked about very often because most people can't understand how something considered a positive could possibly be toxic unless they have experienced it themselves. I can't say for sure, but I feel it must take on many forms. Robin Williams, for example, nobody would describe as being toxic. He was as beloved as Keanu Reeves is today (except Keanu isn't known for being a comedian, though dude does have most excellent comedic timing.) But we all know how things ended with Robin. The man who made the world smile was unable to make himself happy. I am not speaking out of judgement by any means; I myself am deeply depressed in general and regularly contemplate/attempt ending it all....I am toxic to myself. (Actually, for me it's mostly the PMDDemon. Nearly every time I "go there" my stupid period shows up not long after...sometimes hours later, sometimes a few days, but yeah. I don't have access to doctors, which adds to the problem, so I genuinely don't know if I will survive to see menopause.) Robin was also toxic to himself. Many of us are. Not everyone who struggles with self-love will "go there" but we're not exactly nice to ourselves, are we? But when we're around most other people, many of us front like we're all good because we don't want to bring others down with "our bs" but as I'm typing this, I realize maybe that's not being as nice as we think it is while we're struggling. We're not giving our friends or family the opportunity to show they care when we're keeping it all bottled up, are we? Like, idk if Robin reached out to anyone just before...maybe he did, which makes it all the more tragic. But if he didn't reach out....how could anyone be there for him if they didn't know? I'm sure we would all prefer a world where Robin Williams (and Chris Farley) were still here with us in 2024 sharing stories about how they overcame their issues and being low-key advocates where we listen to them speak and find it helpful or inspiring or something, y'know? Idk if I'm making any sense. I just smoked some good weed for the first time in "a while" ....24 hours, but for a chronic, that's a while.
Do you have any sources? Did you use the book or just interviews or something? I’m just curious. I don’t doubt anything in particular, but there seem like some things I can’t seem to verify.
Chris actually was totally sober during Tommy boy and up through the first watch of black sheep when he first relapsed and he would even get back to 99 days sober during Beverly Hills ninja before losing it all.
Great handling of his life. But some final words after his death would be appreciated instead of the bleak silence. His legacy lived on and deserves a mention.
Unfortunately I missed out on his snl skits but I've seen tommy boy and black sheep and Beverly hills ninja and they still make me laugh to this day and I would've loved to have seen where his career would've gone if he had lived such as shrek because he did 80 percent of that movie before he died
Chris Farley fat or skinny - - famous or not, had a lot to offer to the World. He would of had an attractive woman regardless. Unfortunately he had zero self confidence. Which is a trait a lot of people contain in this World.
This 'documentary' contains information that I had previously been unaware of, I am appreciative of that. But there are so many distracting mistakes regarding audio and editing. I don't usually complain about it with first-time or new creators because everybody has to start somewhere. However it's unacceptable in this case with the high amount of ads that we are forced to watch. TDLR: The quality is too low for you to be able to profit from this video, I'd love to be able to take back what I've given you via viewership.
@@adellegiles377 Farley was anything but _devout_ unless you are referring to his practically religious devotion to a life of excess and sin. He was a glutton of grotesquely epic proportions. His use and abuse of _not only food_ but powerful mind-altering, body annilating drugs both licit and illicit _none of which ultimately held any legitimate, life-affirming purpose_ was carried out on a legendarily, monumental scale. In addition, he was a fornicator and notorious whoremonger. This is merely what we know of the man's "dark side" from the record disclosed. God only knows what else he may have been up to that has remained hidden from public view. If Farley's life and behavior serves as an example of what you consider representative of what it means to be a "devout Catholic" then I shudder to think _from such twisted a perspective_ of what someone in your deluded state would require of church members - in terms of the commission of immoral, unholy acts in order to qualify as having strayed (from the flock), lapsed or fallen.
@@adellegiles377 The fact that the holder of this page censored(obliterated it, in fact) my substantive reply to your retort speaks volumes. Truth hurts.
@@tommyriam8320God loves the sinner, but hates the sin. Catholicism, like any religion, is tantamount to a club with rules. You attend catechism, observe the Sacraments, go to church, attend confession you are on the team. By all accounts he did those things. Now take your dunce cap off and feel free to reply.
I don't usually feel bad when celebrities die. They lived a great life, you can't honestly feel bad about it. But Chris Farley is another story. He lived to please and died before his time :(
You could care about people that bring you joy.
I cried like a family member had passed. I still remember the day my dad sat me down and told me Chris had died. He was a genius!
Thank you for this! It's both beautiful and heartbreaking. Happy Heavenly Birthday, Chris. He would have been 60 today.
bro, ive watched all the Farley content i can possibly find when rummaging through youtube and this is really dope work. Farley to me was my Belushi to Chris.
Hes a fascinating man
Yeah same here. I absolutely love Chris farley I'm 30 now born in 93 I was just a little girl when I first ever watched Tommy boy with my dad he loved him too and all those guys. I was instantly hooked by his personality and comedy still watch his movies and sketches today and think of my dad. Chris was truly one of a kind you only come across a human like that once in a life time.
I really appreciate that blank screen with music at the end so we can have a moment to reflect on how much we all love and miss Chris…
Great way to end, my mind definitely wasn't blank after hearing the ending
So glad to catch this at the premier! Chris Farley is a legend & will never be forgotten. He had his own demons to fight but he brought joy & laughter to so many of us. Rest easy Chris! ❤
Thank you for posting this! So many photos I have never seen and sweet stories. Can't thank you enough.
"Rev Matt Foley" ... When I saw that I laughed out loud . Its funny thats where he got that from.
I appreciate that you researched, wrote, and edited this documentary together…yet decided to leave in your VO mistakes.
Very interesting choice as there are only a handful but each sticks way out 👏
I watched your Norm Macdonald doc and thought it was fantastic. I clicked this one just now and see you only have 9.2K subs. That is SHOCKING. Admittedly I just now will subscribe, but I hope this vid does just as well and other viewers follow suit- you deserve a hefty following!
EDIT: just finished the vid. Great work! If you care to hear constructive criticism- I didn't like how sad the ending played into. It is def a super sad ending to his life, especially with context, but maybe something more honoring or celebrating the joy he brought everyone while he was here or some such. Just felt a little off with the sad music playing to a black screen for the last 20 secs or so, right after the bit about his brother finding him/putting the rosary in his hand. Great stuff tho! def subscribed!
He was THE ACTUAL
" BEST OF ALL TIME "
TO EVERYONE that reads this and doesn't already know this. This man was Funniest man of all time!
Laughed my ass off many a time at Chris Farley in sketches and movies. He was a comedic genius! Gone too soon. RIP Chris ❤
This is another, much better level of UA-cam biographies! Thank you!
A legend we lost to soon. We miss you Chris
Watch autopsy the last hours of Chris Farley. Very Sad
Happy Heavenly 60th Birthday Chris Farley. 😍😘💋🤗 🎂🎈
This was actually really informative and I’ve watched tons of these.
Excellent doc and tribute..thank you very much.
Thank you. Well done and touching stories of a wonderful soul that made us laugh. You are dearly missed. RIP
This was great, thank you!
Great video 💪
Thanks, dude!
He grows on you over time.
wait so he named the Van Down by the River Motivational Speaker after his Priest
... Edgewood College was across the street from where I grew up in Madison WI 🦡
My mother 🥀👸🏼 is buried in the family plot same cemetery as Chris my they both RIP 🌹
Dang! That's kind of a morbid flex! Not saying you were thinking of it as such while typing that, but that's definitely a morbid flex.
RIP to both, though I'm sure she's enjoying the afterlife being around Chris!
*HUGS* to you, though. I'm assuming you miss her every day 💔
I do the same thing with comedy to deal with trauma of life etc and so does my whole family. They forgot at the end after they learnt it isn’t the only coping mechanism you don’t have to ‘manage emotion’ with something cheerful. That implies sadness is a bad emotion to be counteracted. It is ok to just be sad and feel it, then you can work through it healthily. That is what I have learnt from this mindset. Sometimes life is shit and we just need to cry and we can’t joke it away all the time. 😂❤ RIP Chris I wish you felt your true worth mate. Cos we bloody adored you. 🎉😂😊
I believe what's being described is called toxic positivity. It doesn't get talked about very often because most people can't understand how something considered a positive could possibly be toxic unless they have experienced it themselves.
I can't say for sure, but I feel it must take on many forms. Robin Williams, for example, nobody would describe as being toxic. He was as beloved as Keanu Reeves is today (except Keanu isn't known for being a comedian, though dude does have most excellent comedic timing.) But we all know how things ended with Robin. The man who made the world smile was unable to make himself happy. I am not speaking out of judgement by any means; I myself am deeply depressed in general and regularly contemplate/attempt ending it all....I am toxic to myself. (Actually, for me it's mostly the PMDDemon. Nearly every time I "go there" my stupid period shows up not long after...sometimes hours later, sometimes a few days, but yeah. I don't have access to doctors, which adds to the problem, so I genuinely don't know if I will survive to see menopause.) Robin was also toxic to himself. Many of us are. Not everyone who struggles with self-love will "go there" but we're not exactly nice to ourselves, are we? But when we're around most other people, many of us front like we're all good because we don't want to bring others down with "our bs" but as I'm typing this, I realize maybe that's not being as nice as we think it is while we're struggling. We're not giving our friends or family the opportunity to show they care when we're keeping it all bottled up, are we? Like, idk if Robin reached out to anyone just before...maybe he did, which makes it all the more tragic. But if he didn't reach out....how could anyone be there for him if they didn't know? I'm sure we would all prefer a world where Robin Williams (and Chris Farley) were still here with us in 2024 sharing stories about how they overcame their issues and being low-key advocates where we listen to them speak and find it helpful or inspiring or something, y'know?
Idk if I'm making any sense. I just smoked some good weed for the first time in "a while" ....24 hours, but for a chronic, that's a while.
Beautiful person, friends and family ❤️
He’s the reason I enrolled into second city. R.I.P. Farley
Black sheep was awesome and a classic 👌 FUCK the haters! rip Chris 🙏🙏🙏✋✌️
"Salt imbalance" and "dateskie" were so funny.
Do you have any sources? Did you use the book or just interviews or something? I’m just curious. I don’t doubt anything in particular, but there seem like some things I can’t seem to verify.
🙏🙏 Rest in peace Chris 🙏🙏
Chris was only suspended from SNL once. That was when he got sober and would be the rest of his time on the show.
Chris actually was totally sober during Tommy boy and up through the first watch of black sheep when he first relapsed and he would even get back to 99 days sober during Beverly Hills ninja before losing it all.
Tommy boy and Blacksheep are like THE funniest movies in the world! hell yeah I'd say you're pretty damn funny!?
Subscribed
Deep😊😊
We are here chris, youre a beautiful guy and funny you shouldnt be so hard on yourself , far from what you thought
Great handling of his life. But some final words after his death would be appreciated instead of the bleak silence. His legacy lived on and deserves a mention.
Absolute power house xxxx
Unfortunately I missed out on his snl skits but I've seen tommy boy and black sheep and Beverly hills ninja and they still make me laugh to this day and I would've loved to have seen where his career would've gone if he had lived such as shrek because he did 80 percent of that movie before he died
Chris Farley fat or skinny - - famous or not, had a lot to offer to the World. He would of had an attractive woman regardless. Unfortunately he had zero self confidence. Which is a trait a lot of people contain in this World.
This 'documentary' contains information that I had previously been unaware of, I am appreciative of that. But there are so many distracting mistakes regarding audio and editing. I don't usually complain about it with first-time or new creators because everybody has to start somewhere. However it's unacceptable in this case with the high amount of ads that we are forced to watch.
TDLR: The quality is too low for you to be able to profit from this video, I'd love to be able to take back what I've given you via viewership.
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I can only imagine what's going through Paul McCartney's mind
Why do people laugh at others when they start doing bad in life?
perfection/military culture will have you burying your brothers with dry eyes.
Was he? Really?
Made it to the ALL CAPS FULL SCREEN TEXT and was too annoyed, combined with the mublecore voiceover. Do better, this sucks.
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Nope I do not like the way this Docu starts 😂
Sad.
53:47 "Chris was a devout Catholic.." Oh, really?
Yes he was. He went every Sunday yet his demons got the best of him in the end. Educate yourself.
@@adellegiles377preach.
@@adellegiles377 Farley was anything but _devout_ unless you are referring to his practically religious devotion to a life of excess and sin. He was a glutton of grotesquely epic proportions. His use and abuse of _not only food_ but powerful mind-altering, body annilating drugs both licit and illicit _none of which ultimately held any legitimate, life-affirming purpose_ was carried out on a legendarily, monumental scale. In addition, he was a fornicator and notorious whoremonger. This is merely what we know of the man's "dark side" from the record disclosed. God only knows what else he may have been up to that has remained hidden from public view. If Farley's life and behavior serves as an example of what you consider representative of what it means to be a "devout Catholic" then I shudder to think _from such twisted a perspective_ of what someone in your deluded state would require of church members - in terms of the commission of immoral, unholy acts in order to qualify as having strayed (from the flock), lapsed or fallen.
@@adellegiles377 The fact that the holder of this page censored(obliterated it, in fact) my substantive reply to your retort speaks volumes. Truth hurts.
@@tommyriam8320God loves the sinner, but hates the sin. Catholicism, like any religion, is tantamount to a club with rules. You attend catechism, observe the Sacraments, go to church, attend confession you are on the team. By all accounts he did those things. Now take your dunce cap off and feel free to reply.
What a sad ending to such a great comedy actor 😭😭😢