This video is so heartbreakingly heartbreaking. They are all so young and innocent in this documentary and completely unaware of all the good things coming their way. Their story is unique.
Who knew Robbie would turn out to be a BRIT Icon and Take That would still be going strong til 2017. Thank you for uploading this. They seem like really nice boys.
"marks in the cupboard" "right you out, you bed!" bloody hell nigel was like a bad tempered mum, bet that girl was outside the window for hours hahahahaha
I'm not sure how this documentary did it, but I actually 'feel sorry' for these guys. It's like an "aww, poor guys, can't get along and it's gotten in the way of their success'. They are fucking millionaires and have enjoyed a level of success 1000's of other artists can only dream of.
Tbh, I don't see 1D having a comeback as big nor bigger than TT. Take That's story since the reunion is one of the biggest in British music history, as it was a surprise back then, and every band that has lost a member gets compared to them and predicted if they would split and do a reunion too such as Westlife, Spice Girls and more recently Little Mix, with the exception of Steps and Jonas Brothers. Love how a documentary gave TT a 2nd, bigger chance :-)
Is this robert will your forgive me shouting has someone said going to hurt you please robert will your forgive me shouting at least a baby like to watch this with me darling beautiful I lòve yòu 👄💔
Gary is right about how massive his ego was. If there was friction between he and Robbie, he was the cause. When the song "Everything Changes" was offered and Rob was to sing lead, he apparently burst into tears...there are other incidences as well.
Gary is right about his ego, and he is to blame for some of the stuff that happened, but Robbie had his part in it as well. Don't put Rob as the victim here. They are both to blame.
And when Ian Levine suggested he sang "I Found Heaven" before "Everything Changes". ua-cam.com/video/z9G-1TEwBxo/v-deo.html 12:53-13:01. Gary was shocked and also probably why he never liked "I Found Heaven", also he didn't write it, Ian Levine and Billy Griffin did that.
ok ok you think Gary is the black sheep here and Robbie the "white one". If not Gary standing up in the band they wouldn't have last a year. None of them were perfect, but Gary was very responsible and professional so much so the most successful hits came from him. Robbie was a spoiled kid and wanted one think other than be famous (the showing off guy). Gary mostly carried the burden on his own to write songs that would in the first place please their sponserships and producers. Robbie was jealous and envious over Gary. Robbie didn't know how to deal with that at that time. Anyway he was successfull later and by far inflated ego all over him in such a bad way seen on televions programmes. Good for him he matured and seemed fully settled later. No fued between the 2 anymore as they forgave each other and are friends again. Good people just act like that. This is the past and they came out of it stronger and are on track again, respecting those who are not in the band anymore, they are singing and enjoying their fans . God bless them all.
at least he admits it. but he worked his ass off. carried the band a lot. wrote on his own, whilst Rob acted like a baby, sulked and done drugs, resented the band, was lazy, didn't put the work in and dragged the whole band down. Gary might have an ego but Robs ego is the size of a planet. if he didn't become successful putting all members of the band down as a leg up. people would see it more clearly.
This video is so heartbreakingly heartbreaking. They are all so young and innocent in this documentary and completely unaware of all the good things coming their way. Their story is unique.
Who knew Robbie would turn out to be a BRIT Icon and Take That would still be going strong til 2017.
Thank you for uploading this. They seem like really nice boys.
Still going strong now
Great video. I am so happy they all have overcome so many things. Love them all. ❣️
im enjoying seeing Gary talk about how it all started.
"marks in the cupboard" "right you out, you bed!" bloody hell nigel was like a bad tempered mum, bet that girl was outside the window for hours hahahahaha
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Robbie is such a funny story-teller!
Brilliant performance Gary Barlow and his wife Emma and our unborn son ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘
I'm not sure how this documentary did it, but I actually 'feel sorry' for these guys. It's like an "aww, poor guys, can't get along and it's gotten in the way of their success'.
They are fucking millionaires and have enjoyed a level of success 1000's of other artists can only dream of.
Amazing documentary of Take That! (12/08/2021)
You are one of the greatest singer and songwriter.
Tbh, I don't see 1D having a comeback as big nor bigger than TT. Take That's story since the reunion is one of the biggest in British music history, as it was a surprise back then, and every band that has lost a member gets compared to them and predicted if they would split and do a reunion too such as Westlife, Spice Girls and more recently Little Mix, with the exception of Steps and Jonas Brothers.
Love how a documentary gave TT a 2nd, bigger chance :-)
You're like grandad Gary 😆🤣😂😹
I like how Robbie complains about how shit and lazy the new "boy bands" are. That's hilarious.
Is this robert will your forgive me shouting has someone said going to hurt you please robert will your forgive me shouting at least a baby like to watch this with me darling beautiful I lòve yòu 👄💔
@@lynnmullen2166 ????
Gary is right about how massive his ego was.
If there was friction between he and Robbie, he was the cause. When the song "Everything Changes" was offered and Rob was to sing lead, he apparently burst into tears...there are other incidences as well.
Gary is right about his ego, and he is to blame for some of the stuff that happened, but Robbie had his part in it as well. Don't put Rob as the victim here. They are both to blame.
@Lin Rob True. I say it as a fan but it's simply the truth: If Gary dies, Take That will die too. As long as Gary is around everything 's fine.
And when Ian Levine suggested he sang "I Found Heaven" before "Everything Changes". ua-cam.com/video/z9G-1TEwBxo/v-deo.html 12:53-13:01. Gary was shocked and also probably why he never liked "I Found Heaven", also he didn't write it, Ian Levine and Billy Griffin did that.
ok ok you think Gary is the black sheep here and Robbie the "white one". If not Gary standing up in the band they wouldn't have last a year. None of them were perfect, but Gary was very responsible and professional so much so the most successful hits came from him. Robbie was a spoiled kid and wanted one think other than be famous (the showing off guy). Gary mostly carried the burden on his own to write songs that would in the first place please their sponserships and producers. Robbie was jealous and envious over Gary. Robbie didn't know how to deal with that at that time. Anyway he was successfull later and by far inflated ego all over him in such a bad way seen on televions programmes. Good for him he matured and seemed fully settled later. No fued between the 2 anymore as they forgave each other and are friends again. Good people just act like that. This is the past and they came out of it stronger and are on track again, respecting those who are not in the band anymore, they are singing and enjoying their fans . God bless them all.
at least he admits it. but he worked his ass off. carried the band a lot. wrote on his own, whilst Rob acted like a baby, sulked and done drugs, resented the band, was lazy, didn't put the work in and dragged the whole band down. Gary might have an ego but Robs ego is the size of a planet. if he didn't become successful putting all members of the band down as a leg up. people would see it more clearly.
guys if your goinna go in gay clubs its no wonder people thought all 5 of you were gay. but yeah jay deffinetly looks & talks gay.
So what if they are gay ? Who gives a shit ?
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