Yes, she just called it what it was, misogyny, racism or whatever it was, in whatever company. When Boy George tries to backtrack on what he said about Kylie, Sinead was obviously not buying it, nor did she pretend to find it funny. She did not laugh along with the audience. She had so much integrity and was unhesitatingly honest.
Sinead was so, so wise beyond her years. And shout out to Boy George, who was so much more than his nicey-nice image during the 80's. And back to Sinead: why weren't we listening more closely? Why wasn't I listening more closely?
It's absolutely wild that Sinead truly sounds like a person with the disposition and all the information of someone from the year 2023 in the early 1990s. She must've been so incredibly well read and informed for a person of her time, woman or man, and every interview you watch simply confirms that assumption.
Her intelligence, her fire and her courage was second to none! Here she holds court with 3 men, completely dominating them without even trying. The answer = her firm belief in what she says coupled with her authenticity.
So true! You see it over and over again--and especially when the interviewer is d*k. It's almost as if within seconds she sizes them up and you see how her facial expression changes, especially when their questions are trivial, almost as if she's thinking, "oh, okay, here we go again" ....and then she either completely holds back in answering, switches the subject entirely, or shuts them down with more important things to say--completely catching them off guard--leaving the interviewer to keep asking dumb questions or not even have anything more to say This video though really shows the degree of her intelligence and her deft capabilities in this regard
@@dee_seejay I was 20 in 1992 and while some of us indeed were aware of the skewed world in which we lived, being a woman then was pretty bloody hard. There'd been no "Me Too" movement and women were still being silenced and laughed at everywhere. You'd say one thing that might be a bit challenging and a man would instantly shut you up with some sexual comment or try to belittle you. So it didn't matter how aware you were...or even if you had a platform like Sinead did. Because if you spoke out, you were ridiculed.
@lesamyers3065 That show was screened late and live for when people rolled in from the pub! It was well known for being unprofessional and the presenter Terry didn't mind being joked at. Sinead didn't want to appear on that show by the look of it and knew it was a trivial show. I think you've misread this clip and the context.
@@matimus100hey troll.. do you feel good now being a keyboard warrior , seeking attention for yourself.. sounds like you need tucking in at night and a little tenderness
Everyone saying She was very Angry back in the day.. No she wasn't angry She was speaking facts and having an opinion... Ffs it's the same when a black female speaks her mind she's labelled as the "Angry Black Woman" It's f*cking BS Our Creator gave us a mind to use and a mouth to speak End of story!!!!!
If everyone has the right to express an opinion, than why are you bent out of shape because someone expressed their opinion that she comes across as angry?
Most beautiful women rely on their hair to frame their face. Sinead was the most beautiful woman on Earth with a skin head. Showing my age but I saw this live. I loved how she defended Kylie.
Black people too often follow pop culture too squarely...and so they dont veer very often into quirky, underground, lesser known, ORIGINAL.....the only moment the overwhelming majority of black people in America would know of Sinead...would be 'Nothing Compares 2 U'. Thats disappointing. Glad that wasnt me.
Jah Wobble founded Public Image Ltd. with John Lydon immediately after the Sex Pistols disbanded. After PiL, he went on to collaborate with members of Can, U2's the Edge, Brian Eno, Primal Scream, Bjork, Sinead O'Connor, and a whole raft of others.
GYPSY ROSE creator is very sad today😪 Playing my Sinnead O'Connor's original vinyls I bought decades ago...my family genes on my fathers side is clan Irish "O'Connor" who were the ancient high kings of the Isle of Eire🍀 (Ireland) ...we both stem from this original clan.... Gone but never forgotten💞, she spoke her truth ...alot folk usually hold back on speaking❗️ ..she was ready for awhile now to cross over to the land of the fae🧚♀️ She will now sing💫 dance💃 and celebrate once more🌙...Our beautiful Isle of Eire will take you back home over the sea in spirit ✨️long live her memory 🇮🇪and music 🎵for generations to come...🍀your music taught me to speak my mind, be myself, never shy away from my beliefs and dont change my characteristics from birth no matter who ridicules me👩🦰 RIP SINNEAD O'CONNOR #sinneadoconnor #isle #eire #ireland #O'connor #fae #comparetoyou #highking #music #genes #speakyourmind
I don't think Christian ever saw it as a contest with his guests. Not everyone's cup of tea (including his current social media output) but a good, spiky presenter in his own right.
@@travisbryson6948 i think both points can be true at the same time. the public outcry about rap was something that wasn't happening to white music at the time. but at the same time rap did have a serious homophobia issue for years, luckily it has gotten better. then again these issues go much deeper than just "rappers are homophobic". which i think sinead was trying to get at.
HAHAHAHA! This programme never ceases to make me piss my pants in hysterics! Worst combination of guests, terrible host, awful questions....Absolutley love it. Cheers
I didn't like it the time because the Word had replaced the tube. But looking back, it wasn't actually that bad. Terry Christian got a lot of crap but I suspect it was because of his northern accent more than anything. He was asking some great questions here which led to an expose of O'Connor supporting a homophobic art form and the crowd cheering for Boy George's anti homophobia remarks. Not bad for 1992
@@dee_seejayThe Word was ahead of it's time, really! Had the capacity to have guests that were quite big at that time. Some of the features on that programme, 'I'll do anything to get on tv' would sit quite nicely on some tv channels today. The Word had it's awful moments and embarrassing moments and it's good moments. That all made it quite entertaining! and all before social media. Hooray!
@@jupitermoongauge4055 a) "Terry Christian got a lot of crap but ... because of his northern accent"? Laughable. b) "He was asking some great questions here". Such as? c) "an expose of O'Connor supporting a homophobic art form." Hilarious! She was merely pointing out the double standards in why white rock music wasn't being asked similar questions.
His skill is that he gets his interviewees off guard and so the guests start spouting the nonsense that they speak in their normal lives. Boy George was the only normal one there.
Well yeah she did look depressed, but I don't think that makes what she said to that host any less right. He was focusing on the negative aspect of black culture, when he didn't have to and she called him out like hey ok you already asked us about it, why are we still talking about it. Kudos to you Sinead!
I love this !!! 2 of my very favorite people in life on the same stage,Sistah Lioness Sinead O'Connor and my other "Sister" Boy George, and Jah Wobble is so HOT in this interview,LUV U FOR POSTING THIS ,ITS PRICELESS!!THANK U !
Never rated him. You see him here pushing on, unable to adapt to his guests or the situation. I tolerated him on The Tube because the other presenters were great. Perhaps he improved I don't know.
Sinead is only one intelligent and honest person in this studio, plus she very brave enough to put all s..t talks about black music. She was 20-21 I guess and she still a same human!!! Can't not love and respect her!!!👏👏👏❤❤❤
Credit to Sinead sticking up for Kylie, she didn't have to but she did. Sinead doesn't look amused at all during this interview, cant say i was ever impressed by Terry as an interviewer or lack of. R.I.P Sinead Warrior O'Connor, rest easy with your Shane, he needed you by his side more than we did xXx
I wish they could take just one topic and discuss it properly, and get rid of the audience. I would like to hear Sinead's thoughts about homophobia in music, including in the genres she is a fan of
She's an utter bitch frankly ... BG was only saying he's disgusted by the homophobic aspect of rap music despite him liking the music style, so she took it as he's trying to put down the whole black music and black as a race ... wow, how she twist a simple comment into an accusation that BG is racist disgusts me .. has she forgotten that BG came from CULTURE Club ? The group that celebrates having diverse races as members ? BG has been celebrating diversity of races even before she was anything ... such insolence ...
@@88feji I think you are twisting what Sinead said. If she was a bitch to anyone it was to the host, not to Boy George. The host asked serious questions but wanted flippant responses. Then didn't facilitate discussion.
This has got to be the worst interview of all time. He asks Sinead about the Bay City Rollers, followed by asking Jah Wobble if he believes in reincarnation followed by "so are you vegetarian and stuff like that?"
I think it's worth something that she dares to say such things, even if you don't agree. It at least makes people think. The 80s had a lot of those 'controversial' people: Sinead, Boy George, Morrissey... I wonder who could be such a person in this era?
she was very angry back then,but thats what made her debut such a masterpiece,she could never have made TLATC later in life,it needs that weltschmertz to work. :-)
@@CathyD1976 She was angry. Her whole start was full of anger. You cant have listened to her at all. I got into her in 1987. Years before anyone. Dont teach me about that girl please... 😔
@@sierranyokka8435 eh, im basing it on her own words you idiots. She was known as an angry punk girl. Did any of you even listen to that album in 1987 ? I very much doubt it as im getting kids vibes galore. Stop telling grown-ups what they should write. This is how it was back then. It was punk attitide galore and all that Nothing Compares nonsense was still years away. So you morons better be 55 or so when writing to me, otherwise go suck a dick..
@@sierranyokka8435 and what kind of twat answers a 11 year old post anyways? I tell you who does that. Some kids that wasn't even born when i wrote that post.. Holy crap you cunts fuck with my head... You need a slap seriously. 😡
Sinead was a contrarian. Rap music definitely is more violent ... today anyway. I wish the interviewer probed her more ... Boy George wasnt intimidated by her.
I agree with both Sinead and boy George! They both are correct👍🏿 by the way, we need to appreciate George since he is still with us. He was a fascinating early glimpse at a gay man who dressed gender-fluid ! To this day people are uncertain of his status. However, it’s seems clear he was a gay man whose clothing was either binary or gender-fluid. We need to accept unusual people to push forward no matter if we understand it or not because often they are here to teach us something. Additionally, just because something is accepted doesn’t make it less unique❤😊
@PadrethePiovAh, it was not simply "at this point in her life." Bipolar disease is chronic; like diabetes it is something that one lives with everyday, and controls with medication, and life style choices. (healthy diet, exercise, exposure to natural light, refraining from alcohol.). I think you meant to say, Sinead was suffering from undiagnosed bipolar disease, and not taking proper meds, than yes, she was but I do not think this interview was indicative of that; she's been much worse.
Boy George said the truth about black rap music and the clear homophobic intent it has, and Sinead looks at him piss of because he doesnt want to lie like she is doing in this interview .
I mean she's telling him it's present in other genres and she's right but she knew what he meant... It was specifically big in rap and she didn't want to discuss it.
It`s crazy for this 61 year old to see this 31 years later. R.I.P. Sinead. You were powerful and always will be.
I also like how she stood up for kylie ,, She really hated injustice, pity there aren’t a lot more like her ..
Yes, she just called it what it was, misogyny, racism or whatever it was, in whatever company. When Boy George tries to backtrack on what he said about Kylie, Sinead was obviously not buying it, nor did she pretend to find it funny. She did not laugh along with the audience. She had so much integrity and was unhesitatingly honest.
@@SubroutineLtd Agree with everything you said . She did not follow the pack , she most certainly danced to the beat of her own drum… ☘️☘️
@@SubroutineLtdThank you! So true!
Sinead bossed that interview. Back in the day I didnt understand her, but when it was too late, I appreciate what a personality she was.
same
Sinead was so, so wise beyond her years. And shout out to Boy George, who was so much more than his nicey-nice image during the 80's. And back to Sinead: why weren't we listening more closely? Why wasn't I listening more closely?
She was so brave, and it was such a man's world even the 90s.
It's absolutely wild that Sinead truly sounds like a person with the disposition and all the information of someone from the year 2023 in the early 1990s. She must've been so incredibly well read and informed for a person of her time, woman or man, and every interview you watch simply confirms that assumption.
Her intelligence, her fire and her courage was second to none! Here she holds court with 3 men, completely dominating them without even trying.
The answer = her firm belief in what she says coupled with her authenticity.
So true! You see it over and over again--and especially when the interviewer is d*k. It's almost as if within seconds she sizes them up and you see how her facial expression changes, especially when their questions are trivial, almost as if she's thinking, "oh, okay, here we go again" ....and then she either completely holds back in answering, switches the subject entirely, or shuts them down with more important things to say--completely catching them off guard--leaving the interviewer to keep asking dumb questions or not even have anything more to say
This video though really shows the degree of her intelligence and her deft capabilities in this regard
@@dee_seejay I was 20 in 1992 and while some of us indeed were aware of the skewed world in which we lived, being a woman then was pretty bloody hard. There'd been no "Me Too" movement and women were still being silenced and laughed at everywhere. You'd say one thing that might be a bit challenging and a man would instantly shut you up with some sexual comment or try to belittle you. So it didn't matter how aware you were...or even if you had a platform like Sinead did. Because if you spoke out, you were ridiculed.
@lesamyers3065 That show was screened late and live for when people rolled in from the pub! It was well known for being unprofessional and the presenter Terry didn't mind being joked at. Sinead didn't want to appear on that show by the look of it and knew it was a trivial show. I think you've misread this clip and the context.
Razor sharp ... and yet tender at the core of her heart ... Love Sinead. RIP
Sinead was everything ,beautiful,clever,a real talent,with a real passion for music
Sinéad didn't put up with anybody's sh*t here (as always) ... I hate hate hate she's no longer with us ... RIP, Sinéad
Your comment really touched me... you're absolutely right... I can't bear that she had to leave so young...
R.I.P❤ NOTHING COMPARES TO YOU SINEAD ❤ BEAUTIFUL LADY❤ BE IN PEACE WITH YOUR SON❤❤
Wasn't a Christian
@@matimus100hey troll.. do you feel good now being a keyboard warrior , seeking attention for yourself.. sounds like you need tucking in at night and a little tenderness
Everyone saying She was very Angry back in the day.. No she wasn't angry She was speaking facts and having an opinion...
Ffs it's the same when a black female speaks her mind she's labelled as the "Angry Black Woman"
It's f*cking BS
Our Creator gave us a mind to use and a mouth to speak
End of story!!!!!
Aye..ah totally agree and well said.
Like Strummer said : You have the right to free speech...as long as you're not dumb enough to actually try it .
If everyone has the right to express an opinion, than why are you bent out of shape because someone expressed their opinion that she comes across as angry?
Boy and Sinead would make beautiful music together, seriously, two of my favorite singers.
And they did eventuality
@@dtzjones7632 did they?
Both talentless twats. The ONLY talented one here is Jah Wobble.
@@michelleobrien6996 Boy George - Death of Samantha (feat. Sinead O'Connor)
Too late now. Our darling girl. 💕
min 7:30 "why arent we sitting here talking about the image WHITE musicians portray..." Whoa! 30 years ahead of the curve. We love you Sinead 🥲
Shaddap
@@jamesjameson4566 We love you Sinead 🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲
She's not white
@@matimus100she green?
And yet she had nothing to say (of any worth in the whole interview).
Sinaid was a beautiful soul. Inside and out.
She was highly underestimated in my opinion
❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹
The One and Only, Sinead O'conor. Rest in Peace Sinead O'conor....Respect from Tanzania 🇹🇿
Sinead is from the future. So ahead of her time!
Sinead was sooo beautiful.
Most beautiful women rely on their hair to frame their face. Sinead was the most beautiful woman on Earth with a skin head. Showing my age but I saw this live. I loved how she defended Kylie.
She really was, those eyes.
Soo teue
She was so much more better looking with length in her hair.
@@pauldonohoe3646 regardless her beauty lied within as a human being
This was an amazing interview. Sinead has been a longtime sincere supporter of black music. In America black people really never got her at all.
And she paid for it in the end
@@esox4809 Pray tell?
She was a stupid cow. One crazy religion after another until she found the dumbest of all religions. Stupid self hating white tw&t
Black people too often follow pop culture too squarely...and so they dont veer very often into quirky, underground, lesser known, ORIGINAL.....the only moment the overwhelming majority of black people in America would know of Sinead...would be 'Nothing Compares 2 U'. Thats disappointing. Glad that wasnt me.
@@mapndo2337 I get you. Glad I was the same as you. Miss her very much. Love from Ireland x
What an impact! Amazing soul! Exquisite person ☄️
No evidence of a soul whatsoever
@@matimus100 I'm not picking up what you're putting down mate?
Jah calling Sinead strange... that's a laff.
Her comments are insightful, thoughtful, and she slays that damn interviewer.
Yeah , quite patronising especially live on tv.
@@dee_seejaysome people need a break down....how pathetic, really!
He's a core blimey guvnor
Jah Wobble founded Public Image Ltd. with John Lydon immediately after the Sex Pistols disbanded. After PiL, he went on to collaborate with members of Can, U2's the Edge, Brian Eno, Primal Scream, Bjork, Sinead O'Connor, and a whole raft of others.
Memoir of a Geezer written by Jah Wobble is a good read
"Why aren't we talking about the image that white people portray"
SInead is brilliant, and brave.
You get a lot more criticism when you're real.
She was such a c-you-en-tee.
Yes she did..
Rest In Protest, sista Sinéad, love you for all you ignited in us all.. Thank you for everything ✨💖
Their not white
Red gold & green
Sinead was surrounded by less intelligent folk here; and she knew it.
Sinead is one of the few I think look gorgeous with short hair or no hair. I envy her for being so naturally attractive.
envy an attractive woman?
Odd
i love you sinead o connor you're the best
GYPSY ROSE creator is very sad today😪
Playing my Sinnead O'Connor's original vinyls I bought decades ago...my family genes on my fathers side is clan Irish "O'Connor" who were the ancient high kings of the Isle of Eire🍀 (Ireland) ...we both stem from this original clan....
Gone but never forgotten💞, she spoke her truth ...alot folk usually hold back on speaking❗️
..she was ready for awhile now to cross over to the land of the fae🧚♀️
She will now sing💫 dance💃 and celebrate once more🌙...Our beautiful Isle of Eire will take you back home over the sea in spirit ✨️long live her memory 🇮🇪and music 🎵for generations to come...🍀your music taught me to speak my mind, be myself, never shy away from my beliefs and dont change my characteristics from birth no matter who ridicules me👩🦰
RIP SINNEAD O'CONNOR
#sinneadoconnor #isle #eire #ireland #O'connor #fae #comparetoyou #highking #music #genes #speakyourmind
😢 she was such a good and beautiful person. No attack but people always thought she was attacking. When she was just being genuine and honest.
Terry Christian outclassed by three brilliant musicians.
Boy George don’t play instruments
@@alecjohnson5269 Just his voice...
I don't think Christian ever saw it as a contest with his guests. Not everyone's cup of tea (including his current social media output) but a good, spiky presenter in his own right.
To be fair a drunk rat could out class Terry Christian.
She is so true …. No shite ❤ Cant get over her death
Lost
Sinead's patience with this nonsense is extraordinary.
It was well known at that time for being a entertaining and nonsense show!
Sinead's words are so special and chosen so perfectly. Wobble? More like Jah Babble
This says it all. 💐💕 Sinéad
I remember seeing Sinead walk past my shop with her 1st child dressed in a “ Kylie “ jacket she really did love K
Well she did sing with her
i love Sinead!!
she was the only person in this interview who actually said something smart
f u
Whatever happened yo Boy George who always was smart here? Good on you Sinead
Get rid of Boy George ( he was only okay back in the 70s and 80s
Sinead is fucking so enlightened
She was on The Word!
I love you Sinead, always...!!!!!!!!
Sinead had some valid points but at the time rap music was also homophobic so George is also right there
Yeah good that he spoke his mind. Sinead a bit kneive to think black rap didn't glamorise violence.
@@travisbryson6948 yeah I didn’t agree with her there.
@@travisbryson6948 i think both points can be true at the same time. the public outcry about rap was something that wasn't happening to white music at the time. but at the same time rap did have a serious homophobia issue for years, luckily it has gotten better. then again these issues go much deeper than just "rappers are homophobic". which i think sinead was trying to get at.
God I never noticed anyone rapping against gay people. Never.
Rap music very derogatory towards women not so much homophobic .
HAHAHAHA! This programme never ceases to make me piss my pants in hysterics!
Worst combination of guests, terrible host, awful questions....Absolutley love it.
Cheers
That’s v funny 😂
I didn't like it the time because the Word had replaced the tube. But looking back, it wasn't actually that bad. Terry Christian got a lot of crap but I suspect it was because of his northern accent more than anything. He was asking some great questions here which led to an expose of O'Connor supporting a homophobic art form and the crowd cheering for Boy George's anti homophobia remarks. Not bad for 1992
@@dee_seejayThe Word was ahead of it's time, really!
Had the capacity to have guests that were quite big at that time. Some of the features on that programme, 'I'll do anything to get on tv' would sit quite nicely on some tv channels today.
The Word had it's awful moments and embarrassing moments and it's good moments. That all made it quite entertaining! and all before social media. Hooray!
@@jupitermoongauge4055
a) "Terry Christian got a lot of crap but ... because of his northern accent"? Laughable.
b) "He was asking some great questions here". Such as?
c) "an expose of O'Connor supporting a homophobic art form." Hilarious! She was merely pointing out the double standards in why white rock music wasn't being asked similar questions.
Once again Terry showing his interviewing skills.
😂❤
God Terry Christian is awful.
Lack of you mean?
His skill is that he gets his interviewees off guard and so the guests start spouting the nonsense that they speak in their normal lives. Boy George was the only normal one there.
Even then she ploughed her own furrow .! She most definitely wasn’t a sheep , had her own views & didn’t bend them for anyone… Rip Sinéad …
Boy George and Sinead support black music he sings often with many artist in US.
Good on Sinead for sticking up for Kylie in this interview, when Boy George gets very snide about her !!
And the way he constantly giggles when Wobble talks.
I sent think George did anything wrong lol
Yet you don't have a problem with her slagging off Phil Collins and Dire Straits (both of whom were under attack for half the 80s)?
@@samstrider3253 Under attack...while hauling truckloads of money to the bank.
😂
Sinead would have been perfect as joan of arc!❤❤❤ mila ended up playing that role in 1999..
RIP Sinead 😢
Wasn't a Christian respect
Love Jah Wobble and Sinead. They have done some songs together. Is Jah really high?
she wasn’t having any of the bullshine.. ❤❤❤ and she was right
I remember this being aired, I feel old . Jah wobble is very humble isn't he lol
It's probably the coke.
Well yeah she did look depressed, but I don't think that makes what she said to that host any less right. He was focusing on the negative aspect of black culture, when he didn't have to and she called him out like hey ok you already asked us about it, why are we still talking about it. Kudos to you Sinead!
I love this !!! 2 of my very favorite people in life on the same stage,Sistah Lioness Sinead O'Connor and my other "Sister" Boy George, and Jah Wobble is so HOT in this interview,LUV U FOR POSTING THIS ,ITS PRICELESS!!THANK U !
In case anyone ever forgot how out of his depth Terry Christian was at any given time.
Never rated him. You see him here pushing on, unable to adapt to his guests or the situation. I tolerated him on The Tube because the other presenters were great. Perhaps he improved I don't know.
@@SubroutineLtdI didn’t know he was on The Tube. He’s on Masterchef right now. He’s carved out a career despite being a rat bastid of sorts
@@pifflepockle Masterchef? Who left to make room for him? Voiceover I assume.
@@SubroutineLtd Savile’s corpse
That was the pull of the show!
Sinead is light years ahead and must have been difficult to navigate what to say 🙄
Sinead is only one intelligent and honest person in this studio, plus she very brave enough to put all s..t talks about black music. She was 20-21 I guess and she still a same human!!! Can't not love and respect her!!!👏👏👏❤❤❤
What about Wobble🥺?
@@MoonchildMindaugas2
annoying
Jah Wobble acting like the king of the room while the real Queens are waiting patiently on the couch for him to stop being silly.
Sinead....YOU ROCK MY WORLD!!!!!! No better positioning at a boring discussion.
I remember this interview at the time... I am sure they were on Acid that night... Or maybe I was :D
Sinead is in to rap, she did a duet with MC Lyte. The host didn’t do his homework.
Sinead,hit the nail about the Rap music..Two thumbs up..
Beloved sinead
Terry having a complete nightmare here lol
Credit to Sinead sticking up for Kylie, she didn't have to but she did.
Sinead doesn't look amused at all during this interview, cant say i was ever impressed by Terry as an interviewer or lack of.
R.I.P Sinead Warrior O'Connor, rest easy with your Shane, he needed you by his side more than we did xXx
Rest in peace Sinead 🙏❤️
She wasn't a Christian?
The Word was brilliant in it's day...
Sinead done stuff with (the the) brilliant ❤
Yup. Kingdom Of Rain. Beautiful song
What...she's smiling all the time....
Beautiful woman that Sinead...
I wish they could take just one topic and discuss it properly, and get rid of the audience. I would like to hear Sinead's thoughts about homophobia in music, including in the genres she is a fan of
Unfortunately that´s not what TV is all about as a medium in general. I´ve rarely seen a good in-depth discussion on any topic on TV.
sinead spoke TRUTH
She's an utter bitch frankly ... BG was only saying he's disgusted by the homophobic aspect of rap music despite him liking the music style, so she took it as he's trying to put down the whole black music and black as a race ... wow, how she twist a simple comment into an accusation that BG is racist disgusts me .. has she forgotten that BG came from CULTURE Club ? The group that celebrates having diverse races as members ? BG has been celebrating diversity of races even before she was anything ... such insolence ...
Nah I agree with boy George here
@@88feji I think you are twisting what Sinead said. If she was a bitch to anyone it was to the host, not to Boy George. The host asked serious questions but wanted flippant responses. Then didn't facilitate discussion.
@@88feji Bitch? Lol oh how original
Terry is a complete bell
Im so happy to see boygeorge is on this show!
wa ha ha ha this is a true entertainment..sinead is sooo DAMN SMART!!!!! she kicked the host's ass out... wa ha ha ha
Yes !
She's so real and authentic,refreshing compare to Hollywood.
Yes Sinead! & Boy!!! ❤
Jah is pure genius rip Sinead O'connor.
Sinead reminds of one of those tedious Dublin student girls I used to meet out and about..
Care to elaborate
@@ciaranryan5265 Ciaran it’s a 14yr old comment 😂
@@bid84Are you trying to say the original commenter is dead or something?
JHA knew what time it was, even back then ,
Jah Wooble Doton Adebayos Mate From
The Virtual Jukebox 🎉
This has got to be the worst interview of all time. He asks Sinead about the Bay City Rollers, followed by asking Jah Wobble if he believes in reincarnation followed by "so are you vegetarian and stuff like that?"
Poorly prepared by the silly host nk doubt.
I think it's worth something that she dares to say such things, even if you don't agree. It at least makes people think. The 80s had a lot of those 'controversial' people: Sinead, Boy George, Morrissey...
I wonder who could be such a person in this era?
All that you mentioned there are Irish 😅
she was very angry back then,but thats what made her debut such a masterpiece,she could never have made TLATC later in life,it needs that weltschmertz to work. :-)
She wasn't Angry .
She spoke facts
@@CathyD1976 She was angry. Her whole start was full of anger. You cant have listened to her at all. I got into her in 1987. Years before anyone. Dont teach me about that girl please... 😔
@@ebbhead20Maybe stop saying that women who are able to express a wide range of emotions as "angry." Being reductive is so mid.
@@sierranyokka8435 eh, im basing it on her own words you idiots. She was known as an angry punk girl. Did any of you even listen to that album in 1987 ? I very much doubt it as im getting kids vibes galore. Stop telling grown-ups what they should write. This is how it was back then. It was punk attitide galore and all that Nothing Compares nonsense was still years away. So you morons better be 55 or so when writing to me, otherwise go suck a dick..
@@sierranyokka8435 and what kind of twat answers a 11 year old post anyways? I tell you who does that. Some kids that wasn't even born when i wrote that post.. Holy crap you cunts fuck with my head... You need a slap seriously. 😡
At the time this was considered trash. These pop idols are fascinating by today's sludge-star standards.
It wasn't as good as the Tube. The problem was the awful host
Sinead O'Connor 👏👏👏👏
Sinead was so measured in her interviews.
Sinead > to quote the song “Starry Starry Night”. “This world was never meant for one as beautiful as you”.
bless her 💫💫a sweet soul
She wasn't a Christian tho?
@@matimus100 and 🤷♀️
Her voice is absolutely arresting. Fuck me.
Sinead was a contrarian. Rap music definitely is more violent ... today anyway. I wish the interviewer probed her more ... Boy George wasnt intimidated by her.
I agree with both Sinead and boy George! They both are correct👍🏿 by the way, we need to appreciate George since he is still with us. He was a fascinating early glimpse at a gay man who dressed gender-fluid ! To this day people are uncertain of his status. However, it’s seems clear he was a gay man whose clothing was either binary or gender-fluid. We need to accept unusual people to push forward no matter if we understand it or not because often they are here to teach us something. Additionally, just because something is accepted doesn’t make it less unique❤😊
Never realized how much of a propa geeza Jah Wobble is.
His book is fantastically entertaining.
I met him once and he was really sound, down to earth and friendly. Absolute legend.
She loved Kylie ❤
As so often was the case, Sinead was the only sane person in the room.
Terry Christian...what a legend. ;D
If Terry Christian was any good he'd still be on the TV. His interviewing style grates annoyingly.
yeah he makes pier freaking morgan look good and that fweeking sayin something frekin nora bhartis 😂😂🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣
Waoooo thanks!"!
Sinead has always been so wise
Absolutley!
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Video description is wrong... Should read 'Boy George, Harry Potter & Jah Wobble'
@PadrethePiovAh, it was not simply "at this point in her life." Bipolar disease is chronic; like diabetes it is something that one lives with everyday, and controls with medication, and life style choices. (healthy diet, exercise, exposure to natural light, refraining from alcohol.). I think you meant to say, Sinead was suffering from undiagnosed bipolar disease, and not taking proper meds, than yes, she was but I do not think this interview was indicative of that; she's been much worse.
Jay Wobble Is So funny, great artist
Sinead wasn’t rising to the hype of showing off because there were cameras filming.
Boy George said the truth about black rap music and the clear homophobic intent it has, and Sinead looks at him piss of because he doesnt want to lie like she is doing in this interview .
I mean she's telling him it's present in other genres and she's right but she knew what he meant... It was specifically big in rap and she didn't want to discuss it.
Is jah wobble a parady?
He really shot to eternal fame eh ? What a knob, sitting beside 2 legends.
I can translate what Wobble said for ya:
Don't do as much acid as me kids!