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AALIYAH. JOHN BELUSHI. PATSY CLINE. BOB CRANE. JAMES DEAN. JOHN DENVER. DALE EARNHART. JAMES GANDOLFINI. PHIL HARTMAN. ANNE HECHE. JIMI HENDRIX. BRANDON LEE. BRUCE LEE. CAROLE LOMBARD. JAYNE MANSFIELD. GLENN MILLER. SAL MINEO. MARILYN MONROE. JIM MORRISON. AUDIE MURPHY. RICKY NELSON. RIVER PHOENIX. ELVIS PRESLEY. PRINCE. TONY SCOTT. ANNA NICOLE SMITH. DOROTHY STRATTEN. RUDOLPH VALENTINO. GIANNI VERSACI. PAUL WALKER. TREAT WILLIAMS. NATALIE WOOD.
“I think the saddest people always try their hardest to make people happy because they know what it’s like to feel absolutely worthless and they don’t want anyone else to feel like that” ~ Robin Williams
John Ritter dying unexpectedly at age 54 crushed me. When other kids were watching Sesame Street, I was watching Three’s Company, and I even grew up to be a chef like ‘Jack’. I was at work when I found out John had passed and I almost went home early due to grief. Never thought a celebrity death would affect me so much. Next to Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton, John Ritter was the greatest physical comedian, IMHO.
I was in high school when John died & I was shocked too. He was so young & still actively working, so it was devastating. And the fact that part of it was due to misdiagnosis is infuriating.
That's the first person who came to mind when I saw the title of this video. I remember first seeing him on the Waltons. I recently saw a movie he starred in which I had never heard of based on a true story about domestic violence. He was just excellent in it.
He was truly one of a kind. I watched a documentary on him recently and on the day of his death, he had invited his best friends to the set of series, and some of those friends said he just randomly came up to them that day and hugged them, telling them he loved them. It was as if something in him knew that was going to be his last day. Good Lord, I can't remember the last time I cried at a show the way I cried at that one. Also, it was nice to see Katay Sagal play Penny's mother on TBBT. I always thought that was a sweet nod to John.
The hardest one for me was Robin, and still is. A man so prevelant in comedy, especially in the 90s and 00s where it seemed like every quarter had a movie with him in it. He was witty and funny and he channeled all that manic energy he had into his performances that even if animated you can just imagine him bouncing around the room putting the biggest grins on everyone's faces as he performed.
Robin Williams death was so heartbreaking. He did many movies that I loved and he was hilarious at the same time. For those who don’t know who he is. He was a skilled comedian and actor who was the incomparable talent in my opinion it was rare you found a person like him.
For me it’s Chadwick Boseman, Kobe Bryant, Tupac, Notorious B.I.G, Chester Bennington from Linkin Park, Kevin Conroy (the voice of Batman in the DCAU), Jason David Frank (Tommy Oliver from Power Rangers) Robin Williams and especially Michael Jackson. RIP to all of them. Edit: I’d also add Pua Magasiva (Shane the Red Ranger from Power Rangers Ninja Storm). As a Power Ranger fan, though, it’s complicated to know how to feel, because it’s shocking he died, but, he was also a domestic abuser with a restraining order against him
Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston,Paul Walker, Robin Williams, David Bowie, Prince, Carrie Fisher, Bill Paxton, Adam West, Chester Bennington,Avicii, Mac Miller, Cameron Boyce, and Chadwick Boseman.
I literally couldn’t sleep when I heard Chadwick Boseman’s passing. But for me, one of the most shocking deaths for me was Yuko Mizutani in 2016. She was the big one.
I can still remember reading about Robin Williams death literally in the early morning on the day of his death, Hell I even told my grandma about it and she was even more devastated over his death than I was because Robin was her favorite actor.
Anthony Bourdain had the dream job and lifestyle millions of people long. On the surface he should have been the happiest man alive. But we never really know what an individual is feeling, thinking, or internally suffering from. As tragic as Anthony Bourdain's passing is, it's a solemn reminder that even the most successful and happy person could be constantly tormented by things we cannot see or know. RIP to a great man.
He did but I’m also not shocked. He was cool as a 🥒 but he had a very dark side and vulnerability that women would exploit. Or at mml that would just only “blink and you’ll miss it” Little breadcrumbs here and there. He had to fight those demons but if I’m going to be honest and real? Asia Argento has blood on her hands here. Vile and rotten to the core she took advantage of Anthony every chance she got including begging him for “hush money” after it came out that she (who was at the forefront of the Weinstein scandal saying he s’a’d her)meanwhile behind the bar scenes SHE sa’d a teenage boy who once played her son in a movie. The boy seeing her hypocrisy during the “me too” movement decided to come out with the evidence. What’s a girl to do?… I know, turn to your broken hearted, sensitive but extremely wealthy and connected ex (Anthony) she turn to for help as the “damsel in distress”Anthonywho she had just cheated on in public btw) and begged him for 🤫 money which he gave her. She was so toxic for him and it destroyed him.
I really liked him. He was so cool! I use to watch he show Anthony Bourdain: No reservations. That show was so cool. And to see him cooking all kinds of foods and trying all kinds of foods. Man, he will definitely be missed
Jason David Frank and Kirby Morrow were both so sudden and both left me absolutely devastated. I tried my best not to let Kirby’s death ruin my day as it was the first good day I had in a very long time. But when I watched Ninjago again I remember Cole saying “Ninjago” and I just allowed all my bottled up emotions to run free. The #1 reason I lived Cole at first was because of his voice. Kirby was a tremendous voice actor and Cole will never be the same. Jason’s death caused me to shut down. I still remember opening up Instagrams the morning of his death and Walter Jones, the original Black Ranger made a post announcing his death. And I remember my heart dropping. I rushed to his instagram page to see multiple fans begging for him to say something… but I later found out it was true… and the fact that it was by suicide made it hurt even more for me as a suicide survivor. When I announced it to my discord many of my friends were frantically checking in to make sure I was doing alright. Jason was the first celebrity death I’ve ever cried over. He was my hero. I looked up to him when I was in high school because of his positivity. At the time I had serious self esteem problems but his positive attitude helped me remain strong and hopeful even when things got very nasty.
You're lucky bud, I really admired that guy, JDF was my hero for years, ever since I was little like 3 or 4, I'm 29 now, and hearing him pass devastated me so much, but my biggest regret was never getting to meet him in person, he used to come to Chicago conventions alot years ago, but stopped in the later years, so I never took the chance to meet him, and now I regret never have
Frfr, your name is apt for this kind of comment lol. Chester's passing in particular hit me hard Edit: After hearing about Chester's passing not long after we lost Chris, I watched the two of them perform Hunger Strike together and just cried my eyes out
The death that shocked me is Chadwick Boseman, he was the Phenomenal Marvel character ever in the MCU, but I still can't believe that his journey as King T'challa ended too soon 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏😔😔😔😔
Surprised Brittany Murphy wasn’t on the list. That one still really hurts. Heath and Robins as well still break my heart. They all brought such joy to my life in different ways. I hate seeing people that give the public so much and yet hurt or suffer themselves. Definitely all undeserved and way too soon❤
I'm also surprised that Brittany Murphy wasn't on this list, I couldn't believe it when the news broke out that she passed away. She was a good actress.
@@Madness92 there's always a part two. Pretty sure the watchmojo narrators are very much aware that there's more of them that they can always place in part two
I was really sad when i heard about Robin Williams, Steve Irwin, Jason David Frank and Kevin Conroy's death, i grew up watching them since i was a kid; they were my childhood. Chester Bennington's death sent me crying for weeks, LP is still my favorite band in the whole wide world and i never thought we would lose him so soon
I still remember hearing about Robin Williams death while me and my family were mini golfing. I was in absolute shock. He was one of my favorite actors and one of my inspirations and It was so hard to deny that it happened
Any death of a celebrity that I know from my childhood through my adulthood by watching movies and television and listening to music is always shocking to me. In fact, just recently, we lost Tina Turner, Jim Brown, Jerry Springer, The Iron Sheik and Treat Williams and a few others. Rest In Peace to many celebrities that we know and love. 😔
Biggest shock for me was Robin Williams. Chadwick Bowman’s death was shocking as well. The idea that he was ill the entire time he was filming Black Panther.
Paul Walker died the same day as my birthday. I haven't watched any Fast and Furious movie after his last movie. Chester's death from Linkin Park was devastating for me. I wish I'd meet him to tell him I've never felt so connected with a song as with 'Crawling'.
Jason's was just so random, he killed himself of his wife. I believe Chester was killed, I've read he was in the process of exposing a child trafficking ring.
@@Shebeast3Yes he was. He wasn’t aware that he had Lewy Body Dementia when he died, he was originally told that he had Parkinson’s disease. Not only that but apparently he had one of the worst cases of Lewy Body Dementia they had ever seen. Rest in peace Robin. You are so, so very missed. 💔
Yeah it's so very sad. You should consider watching the documentary 'Robin's Wish' it's produced by his wife and it gives a peaceful insight into his life while also not going into too many details. They only found out he had it after doing the autopsy I believe. It's super heart breaking as if they'd of found out sooner he maybe could've gotten some support to help. @@Shebeast3
Jason David Frank I Met Him During The Late 90's and encountered him multiple times his Suicide shook me to my core RIP Tommy Oliver 49 Is to soon to go...
Michael Hutchence’s passing shocked me the most. I was across the street from the hotel the morning of his passing. I just thought that it was just tourists and locals, not knowing until I saw it on the news and my Dad broke the news, knowing that I was a fan. Eerily, I was driving past the restaurant where Michael was having dinner with his Dad the very same night, thinking of where to go for dinner. Our two worlds collided, alright. RIP Michael…you are still so missed 😿💔❤️
It’s very sad and I guess as fans we have to be grateful he lived as long as he did considering the brain damage he suffered in 1992 (5 years before he died) as not only could have died from when he was pushed/punched and hit his head but also it was probably a major reason for his decision making the morning that he did commit suicide A long with sleep deprivation, substance abuse, depression and just the events in his personal and professional life So given the way his brain damage affected his mental state it’s reasonable to assume he could have had thoughts about doing it sooner Just my thoughts
For the circumstances of his death yes it was As a celebrity and a rockstar at that it wouldn’t have been so surprising if he had died young due to things that surrounded that lifestyle but he had for the most part gotten through that part of his life (as in drug and alcohol addiction) which had taken a lot of musicians and peers of Lennon So it was shocking and very sad that he was murdered especially at a point in his life where it appears he had reached a point where he could have a quiet family life as well has release music
Robin Williams, Lance Riddick and Ray Liotta were the deaths that shocked me, I mean when Al Pacino passes away, i'd think I'll be devastated, just someone I admire, outstanding actor
His death shocked me as well. I been a huge Linkin Park fan for a long time as well. Also I been lucky to see them on their thousand suns world tour. Personally my favorite album was hybrid theory.
Bob Saget. I grew up watching Full House and it's still one of my favorite shows ever, so that one hit hard. I remember being shocked by John Ritter, too, since I'd watched Three's Company in my late teens. Ironically, Ritter's death is what led to me checking out Eight Simple Rules for the first time.
Robin Williams and Anthony Bourdain. Two men with special gifts that are sorely missed. Rest in peace gentlemen, and know that you are loved and missed. 💔
Anthony Bourdains still seems unreal. It came out of nowhere. Not that the others weren't but this man was gold. I learned he was suffering from depression which gives me a better understanding why it may have occurred. I miss him and I can only imagine how his family and friends are handling his passing.
For me, it was Alex Trebek. 2020 had been a rough year already, but I understood the bigger picture and I did pretty well holding it together as far as not letting the situation get to me. But then the morning of November 8, 2020- the news devastated me and I broke down crying about 30 minutes later. I had watched Jeopardy on and off since about 1999 and in many ways it was the start of my love of trivia. I had also thought about auditioning for Jeopardy at some point in my life, but without Alex, it just doesn’t feel the same
Sad that they all had to leave us but christ Robin williams passing really shocked me to my core....like just it blew my mind and he was just one of the many spirits that we rarely get to see, And Michael Jackson passing just hurt me as a kid I saw the news and that was one of the hugest news events ever, and I like 2pac as well he didn't deserve to get took from us either his music and spirit is something that music needs, And on moms may kobe and his daughter rest in peace Couldn't...imagine the fear his daughter felt during that moment
I Like Chadwick Boseman Because He Played The Black Panther & He Was In Avengers Infinity War & The Avengers Endgame I'm Still Upset That Chadwick Boseman Passed Away In 2020😔🙏🏻😭 WAKANDA FOREVER!!!
Robert Williams hands down. Talk about buying aside never saw it coming. But from what I know when you're depressed you're not thinking of how it'll affect anybody else you just want the pain to end.😢😢
I Was Extremely Shocked and Sad At The Deaths of Jason David Frank and Kirby Morrow due to the characters (Tommy Oliver and Cole) they play and how unexpected their deaths are due to JDF death by suicide and Kirby death by a history of alcohol. Kevin Conroy and Chadwick Boseman are also big shocks too to me.
Ugh kirby's death broke me. I remember his brother didn't specifically say how but that he drank. I've always wondered...did his blood poisoned, or his liver fail?
@@indubitablysoyall I'm wondering if Kirby's body or blood have been lowering down after drinking a lot and it might have lead to his death. IDK, we might not know. Kirby is truly missed. Rest Easy
There are two: Chadwick Boseman and Robin Williams. Boseman because he was such a talent and had a bright future ahead of him. My favorite of his is Marshall. Williams because he was larger than life, a force in entertainment. He made me belly laugh and then...I still wonder what he would have thought of everything that has transpired, good and bad, since his passing.
Oh god, I hated the day when Robin Williams died. I was around 12 when it happened and it was so rough because I was watching Aladdin, one of my favorite childhood Disney movies when it was announced
The most shocking deaths for me were Michael Jackson, Robin Williams, Mac Miller, Cameron Boyce, and Tina Turner. Death is obviously sad, the most tragic are the ones where murder, suicide and/or other mental illnesses, and drug and alcohol overdoses are the causes as well as preexisting health issues.
Tina Turner’s death was not so shocking for me since she alluded that her HBO documentary was sort of a goodbye to her fans, she had been seriously sick from Kidney Failure and Cancer bouts 💔
Heard joke once: Man goes to doctor. Says he's depressed. Says life seems harsh and cruel. Says he feels all alone in a threatening world where what lies ahead is vague and uncertain. Doctor says: "Treatment is simple. Great clown Pagliacci is in town tonight. Go and see him. That should pick you up." Man bursts into tears. Says, "But doctor…I am Pagliacci." Good joke. Everybody laugh. Roll on snare drum. Curtains.
Robin Williams death made me really realize that it doesn’t matter how happy they are. Don’t matter how much they laugh how much they smile they can be going through the darkest points in their lives. Check up on everyone guys. Love you all
Robin Williams passing was a LITTLE BIT of a wake up call to my mom, who had never taken my mental illnesses seriously, and had an attitude of, "what do YOU have to be depressed about?" Then Robin died, and she had to face, sometimes even the happiest SEEMING people, who "SHOULDNT" have ANY "reason" to be depressed, STILL ARE. So if a rich, joyous seeming celebrity was fighting depression, that means {GASP} regular people can die from it too, including her daughter?? Like i said, it finally cracked her brain open just a little to the concept of: depression doesnt discriminate. And it doesn't require a "reason"
I was on a bus when I heard of Robin Williams’ death. People were looking at me as I apparently shouted ‘No’ and had a little cry. I am still gutted by this. He brought so much light and laughter to me.
Tupac's death was the first time I ever cried over a celebrity's death, and Michael Jackson's death was the hardest I cried about a celebrity's death. Their music was/is a tremendous part of my life.
Michael, Robin and Selena was hard for me... I loved what they did. The laughs I got from Robin. The energy I got from Michael's and Selena's songs... I miss them. 😢
Before I even finish the video, I can without question say that one of the saddest and worst days of my entire life was January 26, of 2020. Kobe was so much more than a legendary basketball player; he was a renowned and award winning poet and author, he was a major factor in several charity organizations, he ran basketball camps for kids in under privileged areas, he made ME and a lot of other men want to be a girl dad, and raise our little girls to be just as badass as we would raise our sons. Kobe was a very special human being, and truly my biggest idol growing up. The only celebrity death that had me actually crying and mourning; still well up at every single Kobe post or mention I see. We love you Mamba and GG, continue to rest in paradise 🖤
Chester Bennington, River Phoenix, John Ritter, Alan Rickman, Carrie Fisher, Betty White, Julian Sands...so many others that should have made this list as well...
Robin Williams had to be the one that was the most surprising to me. It is so disturbing to think about because Robin was in alot of child friendly movies. Everyone's death was sad and tragic. Many of these celebrities were really good at what they did. RIP 🙏
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All of them. We all die eventually
To me was Jerry Springer out of the blue he passed away he will always be remembered as a awesome talk show host and a judge
AALIYAH.
JOHN BELUSHI.
PATSY CLINE.
BOB CRANE.
JAMES DEAN.
JOHN DENVER.
DALE EARNHART.
JAMES GANDOLFINI.
PHIL HARTMAN.
ANNE HECHE.
JIMI HENDRIX.
BRANDON LEE.
BRUCE LEE.
CAROLE LOMBARD.
JAYNE MANSFIELD.
GLENN MILLER.
SAL MINEO.
MARILYN MONROE.
JIM MORRISON.
AUDIE MURPHY.
RICKY NELSON.
RIVER PHOENIX.
ELVIS PRESLEY.
PRINCE.
TONY SCOTT.
ANNA NICOLE SMITH.
DOROTHY STRATTEN.
RUDOLPH VALENTINO.
GIANNI VERSACI.
PAUL WALKER.
TREAT WILLIAMS.
NATALIE WOOD.
"Despite his relatively late entrance." 8:08. What does that mean? Was he supposed to be introduced b4 black panther n Civil War?!
Rest in peace, Robin Williams, you'll be forever missed. It's always the people who smile the widest who carry the most pain around with them. 😢💔
💯👍
We'll never have another friend like him.😢
@@leslietonn3181 Theodore Roosevelt. Night at the Museum trilogy.
He was a wonderful comedian and dramatic performer. I remember exactly where I was when the news broke; my family and I cried that night
Stop making people sad with Robin!
Still can't believe Robin is gone. He was so full of life but was suffering inside 😞
Same his death still baffles me to this day gone way to soon
“I think the saddest people always try their hardest to make people happy because they know what it’s like to feel absolutely worthless and they don’t want anyone else to feel like that” ~ Robin Williams
I’m with you there
People don’t realize even if we are “happy” we’re really not
John Ritter dying unexpectedly at age 54 crushed me. When other kids were watching Sesame Street, I was watching Three’s Company, and I even grew up to be a chef like ‘Jack’. I was at work when I found out John had passed and I almost went home early due to grief. Never thought a celebrity death would affect me so much. Next to Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton, John Ritter was the greatest physical comedian, IMHO.
I was in high school when John died & I was shocked too. He was so young & still actively working, so it was devastating. And the fact that part of it was due to misdiagnosis is infuriating.
That's the first person who came to mind when I saw the title of this video. I remember first seeing him on the Waltons. I recently saw a movie he starred in which I had never heard of based on a true story about domestic violence. He was just excellent in it.
I was heartbroken over his death too
yeah I found out a few years later but couldn't believe it
He was truly one of a kind. I watched a documentary on him recently and on the day of his death, he had invited his best friends to the set of series, and some of those friends said he just randomly came up to them that day and hugged them, telling them he loved them. It was as if something in him knew that was going to be his last day. Good Lord, I can't remember the last time I cried at a show the way I cried at that one.
Also, it was nice to see Katay Sagal play Penny's mother on TBBT. I always thought that was a sweet nod to John.
Whitney, Aaliyah, Biggie, Aaron Carter, Amy Whinehouse. I think we need a part 2 🙏🏾
Don't forget Brittany Murphy, Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes, and Paul Walker😥😔🕊
@@santosezsoAlso Chester Bennington, Scott Weiland, Chris Cornell, and Dimebag Darrel.
Most recently Taylor Hawkins.
R.i.p to those legends
2 pack too
Michael Jackson, Cameron Boyce, Biggie, Xxx tentacion and alot more people May these people ripm
Chadwick Boseman's death still hurts my heart. He did Black Panther justice.
True.
I still can't watch The Black Panther anymore. I saw the second movie and cried the whole time. It's still too much for me.
I couldn't even watch the second black panther movie
Me too
The deaths of Tupac Shakur, Michael Jackson, Kobe Bryant, Chadwick Boseman, Robin Williams, and Selena are still hard for me to swallow to this day.
For me it’s Kobe, Aaliyah, and micheal Jackson
MJ & Selena were tragic. Robin too. Tupac
The hardest one for me was Robin, and still is. A man so prevelant in comedy, especially in the 90s and 00s where it seemed like every quarter had a movie with him in it. He was witty and funny and he channeled all that manic energy he had into his performances that even if animated you can just imagine him bouncing around the room putting the biggest grins on everyone's faces as he performed.
Same. He was like that fun uncle. Wherever he went, there was love and laughter. The world isn't the same without him.
Michael Jackson, Chadwick Boseman, Chester Bennington, Robin Williams and Jason David Frank were all shocking to me. May they all rest easy
Robin Williams death was so heartbreaking. He did many movies that I loved and he was hilarious at the same time. For those who don’t know who he is. He was a skilled comedian and actor who was the incomparable talent in my opinion it was rare you found a person like him.
For me it’s Chadwick Boseman, Kobe Bryant, Tupac, Notorious B.I.G, Chester Bennington from Linkin Park, Kevin Conroy (the voice of Batman in the DCAU), Jason David Frank (Tommy Oliver from Power Rangers) Robin Williams and especially Michael Jackson. RIP to all of them.
Edit: I’d also add Pua Magasiva (Shane the Red Ranger from Power Rangers Ninja Storm). As a Power Ranger fan, though, it’s complicated to know how to feel, because it’s shocking he died, but, he was also a domestic abuser with a restraining order against him
Damn bro that is pretty much my list, Chester's passing specifically felt painful on a personal level for me :(
Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston,Paul Walker, Robin Williams, David Bowie, Prince, Carrie Fisher, Bill Paxton, Adam West, Chester Bennington,Avicii, Mac Miller, Cameron Boyce, and Chadwick Boseman.
I am from Minnesota and downtown mpls was filled with mourners after the day we found out Prince died. Much love to the purple one.
Kobe Bryant
There is a lot more. 😢
Don't forget Takeoff his death was very shocking I remember that day "November 1 2022".
And selna
Cameron Boyce and Jansen Panettiere's deaths shocked me. So did Anne Heche's, Anton Yelchin's and Leslie Jordan's death.
I couldn't believe anton yelchin had died such a brilliant young talented man
SO sad about Leslie Jordan. He was hilarious!
Robin Williams’s death will always hurt me. RIP to him
The guy who was all smiles to everyone he worked and met with, and yet he was hurting so much inside
Same
Exactly so much talent down to earth person
I literally couldn’t sleep when I heard Chadwick Boseman’s passing. But for me, one of the most shocking deaths for me was Yuko Mizutani in 2016. She was the big one.
Me neither
@@Thecrib796 It just happened.
Till this day, the deaths of Selena and Robin Williams still hurts me😭😭 RIP to them & all the other legends mentioned in the video
Both Robin Williams and Chadwick Boseman shocked me the most.
You're not the Only One.
What about 2pac
@@marcusdavies8535I didn't grew up in the 90s I grew up in the 10s, and yeah 2pc did shock me.
Wakanda forever
Chadwick Boseman will be missed
Wakanda forever
WAKANDA FOREVER!
Get this man a shield
R.I.P. To The Man Who Made My Years!
I can still remember reading about Robin Williams death literally in the early morning on the day of his death, Hell I even told my grandma about it and she was even more devastated over his death than I was because Robin was her favorite actor.
Cannot believe Elvis wasn't on this list. Cory Monteith and Naya Rivera were some other devastating ones.
I will never forget Naya Rivera’s death because it was the same day my grandma passed
@@lizzybethnj617 I'm so sorry for your loss.
Anthony Bourdain had the dream job and lifestyle millions of people long. On the surface he should have been the happiest man alive. But we never really know what an individual is feeling, thinking, or internally suffering from. As tragic as Anthony Bourdain's passing is, it's a solemn reminder that even the most successful and happy person could be constantly tormented by things we cannot see or know. RIP to a great man.
He did but I’m also not shocked. He was cool as a 🥒 but he had a very dark side and vulnerability that women would exploit. Or at mml that would just only “blink and you’ll miss it” Little breadcrumbs here and there. He had to fight those demons but if I’m going to be honest and real? Asia Argento has blood on her hands here. Vile and rotten to the core she took advantage of Anthony every chance she got including begging him for “hush money” after it came out that she (who was at the forefront of the Weinstein scandal saying he s’a’d her)meanwhile behind the bar scenes SHE sa’d a teenage boy who once played her son in a movie. The boy seeing her hypocrisy during the “me too” movement decided to come out with the evidence. What’s a girl to do?… I know, turn to your broken hearted, sensitive but extremely wealthy and connected ex (Anthony) she turn to for help as the “damsel in distress”Anthonywho she had just cheated on in public btw) and begged him for 🤫 money which he gave her. She was so toxic for him and it destroyed him.
I really liked him. He was so cool! I use to watch he show Anthony Bourdain: No reservations. That show was so cool. And to see him cooking all kinds of foods and trying all kinds of foods. Man, he will definitely be missed
Jason David Frank and Kirby Morrow were both so sudden and both left me absolutely devastated.
I tried my best not to let Kirby’s death ruin my day as it was the first good day I had in a very long time. But when I watched Ninjago again I remember Cole saying “Ninjago” and I just allowed all my bottled up emotions to run free. The #1 reason I lived Cole at first was because of his voice. Kirby was a tremendous voice actor and Cole will never be the same.
Jason’s death caused me to shut down. I still remember opening up Instagrams the morning of his death and Walter Jones, the original Black Ranger made a post announcing his death. And I remember my heart dropping. I rushed to his instagram page to see multiple fans begging for him to say something… but I later found out it was true… and the fact that it was by suicide made it hurt even more for me as a suicide survivor. When I announced it to my discord many of my friends were frantically checking in to make sure I was doing alright. Jason was the first celebrity death I’ve ever cried over. He was my hero. I looked up to him when I was in high school because of his positivity. At the time I had serious self esteem problems but his positive attitude helped me remain strong and hopeful even when things got very nasty.
jDF's surprised me as well, I had just met him a few months earlier.
You're lucky bud, I really admired that guy, JDF was my hero for years, ever since I was little like 3 or 4, I'm 29 now, and hearing him pass devastated me so much, but my biggest regret was never getting to meet him in person, he used to come to Chicago conventions alot years ago, but stopped in the later years, so I never took the chance to meet him, and now I regret never have
@@patrickzalatoris3206 same his positivity inspired me. While he did reply to a comment I made on Instagram I never had the privilege of meeting him
same❤
JDF was my favorite Power Ranger
Rest in peace
To Steve
To Tupac
To Michael
To Anthony
To Kobe
To Robin
To Selena
To Chadwick
To John
To Heath
We miss you all
I’m shocked Chris Cornell or Chester Bennington wasn’t on this list.
Frfr, your name is apt for this kind of comment lol. Chester's passing in particular hit me hard
Edit: After hearing about Chester's passing not long after we lost Chris, I watched the two of them perform Hunger Strike together and just cried my eyes out
The death that shocked me is Chadwick Boseman, he was the Phenomenal Marvel character ever in the MCU, but I still can't believe that his journey as King T'challa ended too soon 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏😔😔😔😔
RIP Robin Williams. Gone too soon. 🕊️
Surprised Brittany Murphy wasn’t on the list. That one still really hurts. Heath and Robins as well still break my heart. They all brought such joy to my life in different ways. I hate seeing people that give the public so much and yet hurt or suffer themselves. Definitely all undeserved and way too soon❤
I'm also surprised that Brittany Murphy wasn't on this list, I couldn't believe it when the news broke out that she passed away. She was a good actress.
Let's hope that she makes it on part 2.
Also Whitney, Biggie, Cameron Boyce, Left Eye aka Lisa Lopes also Lisa Marie Presley or Paul Walker there is a lot of people who death was shocking
@@Madness92 there's always a part two. Pretty sure the watchmojo narrators are very much aware that there's more of them that they can always place in part two
I was really sad when i heard about Robin Williams, Steve Irwin, Jason David Frank and Kevin Conroy's death, i grew up watching them since i was a kid; they were my childhood. Chester Bennington's death sent me crying for weeks, LP is still my favorite band in the whole wide world and i never thought we would lose him so soon
I still remember hearing about Robin Williams death while me and my family were mini golfing. I was in absolute shock. He was one of my favorite actors and one of my inspirations and It was so hard to deny that it happened
I was sleeping at my grandparents' old house on the night. Still picture that news reel in my head every time I think about him.
Carrie Fisher's death both shocked and devastated me the most. She was an absolute treasure that was so unapologetically herself.
Rest in Peace to princess Leia ❤️
Any death of a celebrity that I know from my childhood through my adulthood by watching movies and television and listening to music is always shocking to me. In fact, just recently, we lost Tina Turner, Jim Brown, Jerry Springer, The Iron Sheik and Treat Williams and a few others. Rest In Peace to many celebrities that we know and love. 😔
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Biggest shock for me was Robin Williams. Chadwick Bowman’s death was shocking as well. The idea that he was ill the entire time he was filming Black Panther.
Man it's sad to see all of them go like this , I Miss every one of them.
It’s depressing and devastating but inevitable all the same
Chadwick Boseman was the first celebrity death I cried to... Can't believe almost 3 years since he passed.
Get over it lol you don’t even know him
I feel exactly the same. I was absolutely heartbroken. He was such an inspiration.
Wuss lol
@@jamesbond1956because you’re the be all and end all of what people are allowed to be upset by I guess?
Paul Walker died the same day as my birthday. I haven't watched any Fast and Furious movie after his last movie. Chester's death from Linkin Park was devastating for me. I wish I'd meet him to tell him I've never felt so connected with a song as with 'Crawling'.
Thanks for bringing this up. It actually disappointed me that Paul walker and Chester were not on this list. Let alone at the top of it.
@@danielmiller5925 Yeah they should do it top 20. If only we knew Chester felt as exactly as he was describing in his songs.
I’m surprised Watchmojo didn’t include Owen Hart & Kurt Cobain.
My #1 is David Bowie. The fact that he kept his cancer a secret in the apex of the Information Age is truly stupefying
Also he had just released his album on his birthday the day before, I couldn’t believe it at all.
Jason David Frank's death still shocks me to this day. As does Chester Bennington's.
Definitely agree with Jason David Frank’s death
Jason's was just so random, he killed himself of his wife. I believe Chester was killed, I've read he was in the process of exposing a child trafficking ring.
Still miss Ryan Dunn and Bill Paxton, Chris Farley, Paul Walker
Rest in Peace Chadwick Boseman Wakanda Forever! ❤🖤🙇🏿♂️🙇🏿♀️
The saddest part about Robin Williams passing away is that he was misdiagnosed.
he was?!?!
@@Shebeast3Yes he was. He wasn’t aware that he had Lewy Body Dementia when he died, he was originally told that he had Parkinson’s disease.
Not only that but apparently he had one of the worst cases of Lewy Body Dementia they had ever seen.
Rest in peace Robin. You are so, so very missed. 💔
@@ashleighdean6943 oh god thats rough.i didnt know he wasnt aware of what it was he had
Yeah it's so very sad. You should consider watching the documentary 'Robin's Wish' it's produced by his wife and it gives a peaceful insight into his life while also not going into too many details.
They only found out he had it after doing the autopsy I believe. It's super heart breaking as if they'd of found out sooner he maybe could've gotten some support to help. @@Shebeast3
Steve Irwin was one in a million, but it’s still very sad!
I was at Disney World when I read on my phone about Robin Williams. It was a huge damper on the day for everyone there. 😢
Jason David Frank I Met Him During The Late 90's and encountered him multiple times his Suicide shook me to my core RIP Tommy Oliver 49 Is to soon to go...
Michael Hutchence’s passing shocked me the most. I was across the street from the hotel the morning of his passing. I just thought that it was just tourists and locals, not knowing until I saw it on the news and my Dad broke the news, knowing that I was a fan. Eerily, I was driving past the restaurant where Michael was having dinner with his Dad the very same night, thinking of where to go for dinner.
Our two worlds collided, alright. RIP Michael…you are still so missed 😿💔❤️
It’s very sad and I guess as fans we have to be grateful he lived as long as he did considering the brain damage he suffered in 1992 (5 years before he died) as not only could have died from when he was pushed/punched and hit his head but also it was probably a major reason for his decision making the morning that he did commit suicide
A long with sleep deprivation, substance abuse, depression and just the events in his personal and professional life
So given the way his brain damage affected his mental state it’s reasonable to assume he could have had thoughts about doing it sooner
Just my thoughts
@@JOVONO sadly, that was the beginning of the end for Michael. 😿💔♥️
Great list so sad rest in peace everyone 🙏🏾 rip Eddie Guerrero one of the most shocking for me
*I hope this channel never ends and keeps spreading happiness.❤😊*
John Lennon's death was a big shocker!
For the circumstances of his death yes it was
As a celebrity and a rockstar at that it wouldn’t have been so surprising if he had died young due to things that surrounded that lifestyle but he had for the most part gotten through that part of his life (as in drug and alcohol addiction) which had taken a lot of musicians and peers of Lennon
So it was shocking and very sad that he was murdered especially at a point in his life where it appears he had reached a point where he could have a quiet family life as well has release music
Robin Williams, Lance Riddick and Ray Liotta were the deaths that shocked me, I mean when Al Pacino passes away, i'd think I'll be devastated, just someone I admire, outstanding actor
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What do you mean “if”?
@@CaseyWinehouse thanks
Michael Jackson, Prince, Kobe Bryant, and Chester Bennington deaths hit me the hardest 💔
Steve Irvin, MJ & Robin Williams deaths broke me! 😢 Rip all the legends in the list.
Bob Saget, Paul Walker and Betty White tho 😢
I miss Chris Farely... 💔
Chester Bennington :(
His death shocked me as well. I been a huge Linkin Park fan for a long time as well. Also I been lucky to see them on their thousand suns world tour. Personally my favorite album was hybrid theory.
Bob Saget. I grew up watching Full House and it's still one of my favorite shows ever, so that one hit hard.
I remember being shocked by John Ritter, too, since I'd watched Three's Company in my late teens. Ironically, Ritter's death is what led to me checking out Eight Simple Rules for the first time.
Robin Williams and Anthony Bourdain. Two men with special gifts that are sorely missed. Rest in peace gentlemen, and know that you are loved and missed. 💔
Anthony Bourdains still seems unreal. It came out of nowhere. Not that the others weren't but this man was gold. I learned he was suffering from depression which gives me a better understanding why it may have occurred. I miss him and I can only imagine how his family and friends are handling his passing.
For me, it was Alex Trebek.
2020 had been a rough year already, but I understood the bigger picture and I did pretty well holding it together as far as not letting the situation get to me.
But then the morning of November 8, 2020- the news devastated me and I broke down crying about 30 minutes later. I had watched Jeopardy on and off since about 1999 and in many ways it was the start of my love of trivia.
I had also thought about auditioning for Jeopardy at some point in my life, but without Alex, it just doesn’t feel the same
Robin Williams sucide is still Heartbreaking all these years later.
We will never forget his influence on the world
I expected Chester Bennington to be there 😑
Yup! Robin Williams still hurts. RIP!
Sad that they all had to leave us but christ Robin williams passing really shocked me to my core....like just it blew my mind and he was just one of the many spirits that we rarely get to see, And Michael Jackson passing just hurt me as a kid I saw the news and that was one of the hugest news events ever, and I like 2pac as well he didn't deserve to get took from us either his music and spirit is something that music needs, And on moms may kobe and his daughter rest in peace Couldn't...imagine the fear his daughter felt during that moment
I Like Chadwick Boseman Because He Played The Black Panther & He Was In Avengers Infinity War & The Avengers Endgame I'm Still Upset That Chadwick Boseman Passed Away In 2020😔🙏🏻😭
WAKANDA FOREVER!!!
Chester Bennington from Linkin Park was a shock death too 😢 rip
Robert Williams hands down. Talk about buying aside never saw it coming. But from what I know when you're depressed you're not thinking of how it'll affect anybody else you just want the pain to end.😢😢
I Was Extremely Shocked and Sad At The Deaths of Jason David Frank and Kirby Morrow due to the characters (Tommy Oliver and Cole) they play and how unexpected their deaths are due to JDF death by suicide and Kirby death by a history of alcohol. Kevin Conroy and Chadwick Boseman are also big shocks too to me.
Ugh kirby's death broke me. I remember his brother didn't specifically say how but that he drank. I've always wondered...did his blood poisoned, or his liver fail?
i knew Kirbie from Inuyasha and xMen Evolution.
@@indubitablysoyall I'm wondering if Kirby's body or blood have been lowering down after drinking a lot and it might have lead to his death. IDK, we might not know. Kirby is truly missed. Rest Easy
I didn’t know Kirby Morrow had died until a few months ago 💔
@@106andie He unfortuanely passed away on November 18 2020
There are two: Chadwick Boseman and Robin Williams. Boseman because he was such a talent and had a bright future ahead of him. My favorite of his is Marshall. Williams because he was larger than life, a force in entertainment. He made me belly laugh and then...I still wonder what he would have thought of everything that has transpired, good and bad, since his passing.
Chester Bennington from Linkin Park shocked me when he died.
When Robin Williams died, I feel like the world forgot how to truly laugh
Just watched Jumanji a couple of hours ago. Always will miss Robin Williams and his movies.
River Phoenix's death came also as a big shock
River's death was huge to me. I bawled. Can't believe this Halloween marks the 30th anniversary of his death .
Oh god, I hated the day when Robin Williams died. I was around 12 when it happened and it was so rough because I was watching Aladdin, one of my favorite childhood Disney movies when it was announced
I still hate it...
I was shocked! 😢
RIP Robin Williams!
The most shocking deaths for me were Michael Jackson, Robin Williams, Mac Miller, Cameron Boyce, and Tina Turner. Death is obviously sad, the most tragic are the ones where murder, suicide and/or other mental illnesses, and drug and alcohol overdoses are the causes as well as preexisting health issues.
Tina Turner’s death was not so shocking for me since she alluded that her HBO documentary was sort of a goodbye to her fans, she had been seriously sick from Kidney Failure and Cancer bouts 💔
I forgot that Tina got her husband’s(not Ike) kidney because she was suffering from kidney failure.
Heard joke once:
Man goes to doctor. Says he's depressed. Says life seems harsh and cruel. Says he feels all alone in a threatening world where what lies ahead is vague and uncertain.
Doctor says:
"Treatment is simple. Great clown Pagliacci is in town tonight. Go and see him. That should pick you up."
Man bursts into tears. Says,
"But doctor…I am Pagliacci."
Good joke. Everybody laugh. Roll on snare drum. Curtains.
Robin Williams’ death will always be the saddest celebrity death to me
Nearly broke down in tears when I found out 😢
Even to this day, Robin Williams' death saddened me deeply. 😞😭💔
Robin Williams death made me really realize that it doesn’t matter how happy they are. Don’t matter how much they laugh how much they smile they can be going through the darkest points in their lives. Check up on everyone guys. Love you all
You forgot Chris Benoit. That was almost right there with Phil Hartman . In a 2nd video perhaps.
Robin Williams' death was the day that joy died.
*Robin Williams death hit me hard. It was all over the news medias and it was nonstop. Now every time I watch Aladdin, I just think about robin.*
Robin Williams passing was a LITTLE BIT of a wake up call to my mom, who had never taken my mental illnesses seriously, and had an attitude of, "what do YOU have to be depressed about?"
Then Robin died, and she had to face, sometimes even the happiest SEEMING people, who "SHOULDNT" have ANY "reason" to be depressed, STILL ARE. So if a rich, joyous seeming celebrity was fighting depression, that means {GASP} regular people can die from it too, including her daughter??
Like i said, it finally cracked her brain open just a little to the concept of: depression doesnt discriminate. And it doesn't require a "reason"
Robin williams was pure love ❤
Randomly started crying to this video because it still shocks me till this day😔
I was on a bus when I heard of Robin Williams’ death. People were looking at me as I apparently shouted ‘No’ and had a little cry. I am still gutted by this. He brought so much light and laughter to me.
Wow... I'm still saddened by these.
RIP Kobe 💜💛
The person who played Tommy in Power Rangers was another shocking death for me
Jason David Frank, also fans call him JDF sometimes too.
Kurt Cobain's death was the most shocking for me.
Tupac's death was the first time I ever cried over a celebrity's death, and Michael Jackson's death was the hardest I cried about a celebrity's death. Their music was/is a tremendous part of my life.
Michael, Robin and Selena was hard for me... I loved what they did. The laughs I got from Robin. The energy I got from Michael's and Selena's songs... I miss them. 😢
Before I even finish the video, I can without question say that one of the saddest and worst days of my entire life was January 26, of 2020. Kobe was so much more than a legendary basketball player; he was a renowned and award winning poet and author, he was a major factor in several charity organizations, he ran basketball camps for kids in under privileged areas, he made ME and a lot of other men want to be a girl dad, and raise our little girls to be just as badass as we would raise our sons. Kobe was a very special human being, and truly my biggest idol growing up. The only celebrity death that had me actually crying and mourning; still well up at every single Kobe post or mention I see. We love you Mamba and GG, continue to rest in paradise 🖤
Chester Bennington, River Phoenix, John Ritter, Alan Rickman, Carrie Fisher, Betty White, Julian Sands...so many others that should have made this list as well...
I’m expecting Robin Williams and Judith Barsi to be both in the top three.
Aaliyah’s death still upsets me!
Takeoffs passing also was a huge shock
R.I.P. Robin Williams.
Phil Hartman being murdered by his wife was just shocking to me. RIP Blasto.
chester Bennington no doubt
rip
The worst and most shocking celebrity death ever is Bruce Lee at the age of 32
Robin Williams had to be the one that was the most surprising to me. It is so disturbing to think about because Robin was in alot of child friendly movies. Everyone's death was sad and tragic. Many of these celebrities were really good at what they did. RIP 🙏
From this list Kobe, Robin Williams, Heath Ledger, and Chadwick Boseman's passings really really shocked and messed me up at the time. Rest in power