This man will forever have my respect. I went to see them in concert. While they were playing their set, I got sick. He stopped playing and made sure that I was taken care of. That shows true genuine care and empathy towards your fans. I will never forget that. Please continue to feel better and create the fantastic music that you do.
I was 11 when I first heard Fat Lip from a Flipagram and I guess I fell in love with the song. Joined the Skumfuks ever since. That was just about a year or something after all that alcohol stuff happened, and to this day I'm still surprised that Deryck was addicted to alcohol especially now that he's a lot more healthier than he ever was before.
Great interview.. alcoholism is no joke.. the withdrawals are so bad they can literally kill you! 13 voices is such a great comeback album too.. better then Blink and Green Day this year.
I heard the whole album it has leaked, I already preorder the album and a shirt, but i just couldn´t wait to hear it and i have only one thing to say: THANK YOU VERY MUCH SUM 41
Deryck is surprisingly articulate for a guy who's been hard at work trying to kill half his neurons. If he'd kept drinking he could have gone into politics :) Glad he's well though, Sum 41 kicked ass--Chuck has to have been one of the best fucking albums ever.
I saw Deryck fall. A long lost sum41 fan. But I saw Deryck rise. Which makes him my hero. Not much of a drinker, but i'm 7 years clean from heroin. And its because of Deryck.
I went through the exact same thing as Deryck in 2013 at 30. I've got mad respect for him and wish him the best. Coming from the same background as a musician but obviously not as big as Sum 41 it's hard to stay clean in that scene. It's been two years no booze and life is good. Keep hanging in there man it's a hard road but takes balls to walk.
The best interview with Deryck that I've ever seen! Amazing hoster and interviewer. Great questions! I loved that he opened up to her and said so many interesting things and I can say that I like him even more now!
Kris N i dont think she wanted to the 2011 album she made was about the end of her marriage with him and there are songs on that album about her missing him most importantly Wish You Were Here
@@X1xone Eh, that's not entirely true. Avril actually kept him sober since she wouldn't date anyone who did drugs. It wasn't until the divorce where things took a real turn for the worst.
highly creative people are usually depressed, you can see it from beethoven all the way to vincent van gogh. its the burden of their highly perceptive minds.
Bill Fuckyourmom really bro? He likes Sum 41, why do you have to do that? Imma pick on your fast for a little bit, ALL THE MUSIC YOU LOVE SUCKS AND YOUR OPINION DOESNT MATTER!!! That’s basically what you said, besides the very rude gesture of stereotyping all Russians as Communists. Grow up
As an icu nurse, this is crushing to hear. I couldn’t imagine what I’d do to see an idol in the hospital, and what I’d do to push them to make it better for not only themselves, but for everyone else who loves and adores what they’ve done for the people that have touched their lives.
When I saw that picture of him, not in the hospital bed but the one where he was like at some party with his girlfriend and he had that classic alcoholic "face" where your face just gets really puffy for some reason, I legitimately thought he was gonna be one I like turned on the news one day to find out he died. Him being alive is kind of a miracle in other ways, too. He also should be representative of the fact that if you have a problem no matter how bad it is, you can get better.
Gotta say she’s a brilliant interviewer, seems very caring and really wants to hear his answers! so many interviewers nowadays just wait for their chance to speak, so I love this lady. Nice to hear this honesty from Deryck too.
Deryck, your fans, we love you and are so happy you made it through what you went through and it's not cheesy, don't be embarrassed to be who you are and we all love who you are, we got your back
Just came back from his concert. Tour Of The Setting Sum - Malaysia on March 5 2024 and he was magnificent. The way he moved his body. His stamina, his focus, his determination, his charisma. This guy is a hero. He will be forever immortalized. If Mick Jagger can survive, he will survive. What a rockstar. Amazing performer.
The music scene is rife with alcoholism. It's part of the job it seems. A lot of the musicians you know are functioning alcohoholics. Props for getting sober, but its gonna be really hard to stay that way in his business. Most relapse many times. I hope he makes it, he's a good guy.
Was stevo one of the guys who fucked him over??? It all kinda adds up. Stevo leaves with no explanation. The pair never mention eachother anymore. Deryck refers to stevo as "our old drummer"
in the song 13 voices Deryck says: "I don´t believe in redemption, and no one will be spared Theres 32 ways you can die here tonight, it´s a fucking family affair" I think that explains everything.
I've been battling alcoholism for years it's probably the hardest thing I've ever done in my life and I still don't have a grip on it I really don't like AA meetings but listening to this gives me hope
i too quit drinking at 28 and thought my life was over, and then i learned it was actually really just beginning. and i now have 12 years sober and 8 off of drugs and self harm. i am so grateful to have music like his to help me stay alive and sober another day. thank you Derek and Sum 41
Yup this woman is a great interviewer. Most people could learn from her. To get such a great conversation out of a sensitive topic takes talent. Good on her. Hope she is excelling in her career!
I'm still trying to understand this sentiment. I personally think I am "post" alcoholic. Maybe it's just a semantics term though. I'm not entirely sure what people mean by this.
burntvirtue that’s one way of looking at it. I don’t buy that. If you beat cancer, you might get it again, but you don’t have cancer forever. Yet people say alcoholism is a disease and there is no “recovered” Addict.
such respect to deryck for being so open and honest about what he's been through such an inspiration to others who struggle or struggled with addiction or just people going through tough times. Have always loved sum 41. Deryck is why I love punk rock and maybe rock/metal in general. wish I could see them live stay strong deryck true fans will stand by you always. loving the music 💜
I knew I recognized this interviewer from somewhere! She played “Candy” on trailer park boys in season 10. The character absolutely sucked and I hated that she was ever a part of the show, but man she is an absolutely terrific interviewer!
Sum41 was my first favorite punkrock band and got me into harder metal music, I will never forget them. they helped me see the world differnetly and stand up to life standards I don't agree with. Glad Deryck is better now
I am glad that I watched this! As another musician, now at 4 years and 2 months clean, I can relate to his experiences and feelings very well! Thank you, Derek! 🙏👏🙌
I feel like she is in a mind set where she thinks" well this guy must feel a.lot of pain still" but he stopped drinking only cause his body couldn't take it anymore,yes he was sad about Avril, but he had always been a drinker. Is cool that he is in a good place, and honestly doesn't take this like a martir changing experience but rather something that needed to be done in order to move forward and keep making music. I love how practical he is and that he is and has being for most of his life,a happy person. Lors of love and respect for you Dereck!!!
Eric Coombs Agreed. He seems to keep orientating his answers to "the love of music" and his new found respect for fans. I cried BS on this when he said not being able to play guitar scared him more than not being able to walk.
He’s a hero to me. Before I understood his life. I was a kid with Sum 41 in my ears, and I always remember that being everything to me. Some kids play sports, they play video games. I did that, too. But I had bands in my ears at all times. I’ll always be in debt to Deryck and the band for easing the suffering of just being a kid. My life wouldn’t be the same without him. He knows that. That’s amazing. I started playing music because of this man. The fever in my heart could not stop. I had to make music and remember all my favorite bands. Sum 41 is forever one of my inspirations. His strength later in his life just confirms that we can still be kids and never grow up. We’re just taking better care of ourselves now
I been following Sum 41 since all killer no filler album and I have mad love for these guys. Deryck you’re the man keep on keeping on and do what you do brotha. You guys are my favorite band of all time. Glad you’re feeling better brotha. SUM 41 ROCKS
About a year ago now, I went to a meet and greet and met the whole band. Yes it made me nervous walking around that corner and seeing my favorite band, but they are all very kind, and they were just like how I imagined they would be. Thank you Derek for not stopping your fight for the sickness because now we got the new album coming out called Order In Decline. I am so exited!😆
What a great interview.. I wish Deryck Whibley all the luck in the world and a continue healthy life...Oddly enough I just heard We're all to Blame earlier this week from my 12 yr old Nephew for the 1st time lol.. I'm in my late 40s and I love that song , and so many others of Sum 41.. Better late then never.. Best of luck to him and the band..The interviewer was great, she kept it real nice...Good luck to them all.. Angie
A fantastic interviewer and a fantastic interview. It's great to see how far Deryck has progressed in the near 3 years since this was released. Mad respect to the guy and to the rest of the band for sticking at it and creating some amazing material for their latest 2019 release.
This man will forever have my respect. I went to see them in concert. While they were playing their set, I got sick. He stopped playing and made sure that I was taken care of. That shows true genuine care and empathy towards your fans. I will never forget that. Please continue to feel better and create the fantastic music that you do.
What a nice guy
wow !!! what a nice guy.
Deryck is a legend.
wow, thats nice
So what
We spend the first half of our lives killing ourselves and the second half trying to save ourselves
Wow
@@Treesandwater0711 We spend the first half of our lives fighting with our parents and the second half fighting with our children. - G.K. Chesterton
We spend the first half of our lives continent. And the second half of our lives incontinent.
The Woman did a great Job in this Interview.
So sympathetic
Maybe empathetic
Just said that to myself was like the woman is a good deep intervier understanding
Empathy
This woman is boss! She asks great questions and doesn't just sit there and ass kiss.
👌You rock girl!
That's Candy Palmater - and she does indeed rock.
You're a sheep
Her questiom asking is a bit bs
I agree, she really stands oot as an exceptional interviewer
@@QwithTomPower i agree, that was an interesting interview, far from the ones i've seen until then ... good job !
So proud of deryck. Been a fan since chuck, only 19, and followed the band ever since. And I'm so glad he and sum 41 is back!!!!
Nice you're also a A7X fan, your taste in music is indeed awesome :D
I was 11 when I first heard Fat Lip from a Flipagram and I guess I fell in love with the song. Joined the Skumfuks ever since. That was just about a year or something after all that alcohol stuff happened, and to this day I'm still surprised that Deryck was addicted to alcohol especially now that he's a lot more healthier than he ever was before.
Sum-41 is the worst band ever
Joshua Smith Yet of the millions of videos available to you on TH-cam, you find yourself watching this one.
I’m
Great interview.. alcoholism is no joke.. the withdrawals are so bad they can literally kill you! 13 voices is such a great comeback album too.. better then Blink and Green Day this year.
Kid Comanche sum 41 later work is underrated
I havent heard any of those except the blink and I agree
Who is the interviewer? She is really good.
Arthur Bugorski candy
That's Candy Palmater who hosts a show called, appropriately enough, the Candy Show on APTN.
She's cool
Arthur Bugorski I agree.
Arthur Bugorski 🍭
this woman is sound as fuck, great interview!
Eric Cartman why you gotta be a jerk
she plays 'candy' in the trailer park boys. her real name is also candy.
Eric Cartman That's the problem you think people care but no they daint!!
Jasper Addey That is the best compliment I ever received!
So sad to find out his closest friends split when things for bad for him. That sucks
Thanks for all your music Deryck, you are blessed. Sum 41 still rocking!
I heard the whole album it has leaked, I already preorder the album and a shirt, but i just couldn´t wait to hear it and i have only one thing to say:
THANK YOU VERY MUCH SUM 41
Comeback of the century
don't call it a sum back XDD
First time listening to Candy. Love her interview skills!
Well take as much in as you can now...because it looks like she'll have a heart attack any f'n minute now.
@@pekerhed101 Yeah she should interview a nutritionist or a weight loss specialist.
Deryck is surprisingly articulate for a guy who's been hard at work trying to kill half his neurons. If he'd kept drinking he could have gone into politics :)
Glad he's well though, Sum 41 kicked ass--Chuck has to have been one of the best fucking albums ever.
Alot if not most of the crazed musicians and rock stars seem to be this way... Many actors are NOT
This sounds cliche but this band really helped me through a hard time and that's something I can never pay back.
It's not cliche. Like Marilyn Manson said "music is the strongest form of magic."
I saw Deryck fall. A long lost sum41 fan. But I saw Deryck rise. Which makes him my hero. Not much of a drinker, but i'm 7 years clean from heroin. And its because of Deryck.
I went through the exact same thing as Deryck in 2013 at 30. I've got mad respect for him and wish him the best. Coming from the same background as a musician but obviously not as big as Sum 41 it's hard to stay clean in that scene. It's been two years no booze and life is good. Keep hanging in there man it's a hard road but takes balls to walk.
Rob M Hope you’re still going strong, man!
The best interview with Deryck that I've ever seen! Amazing hoster and interviewer. Great questions! I loved that he opened up to her and said so many interesting things and I can say that I like him even more now!
Never knew anything about Deryck Whibley. I have HUGE respect after hearing this interview. He gone through hell and still standing. God bless you bro
Avril left him for chad kroeger... WTF
lol
In her defense, it is probably not a lot of fun being married to someone who was literally drinking himself to death.
Kris N i dont think she wanted to the 2011 album she made was about the end of her marriage with him and there are songs on that album about her missing him most importantly Wish You Were Here
@@X1xone Eh, that's not entirely true. Avril actually kept him sober since she wouldn't date anyone who did drugs. It wasn't until the divorce where things took a real turn for the worst.
Avril dated Brody from the hills for two years before she ever got with Chad
She's really good as an interviewer and Deryck is so inspiring man.
He's way more talkative and shameless like the old deryck which shows a lot of progress.
highly creative people are usually depressed, you can see it from beethoven all the way to vincent van gogh. its the burden of their highly perceptive minds.
Some, but definitely not all or even most
And props to the interviewer! She asked GREAT questions, was patient, and never interrupted him. She's got talent!
Holy shit,He had to re-learn how to play a guitar? that's the worst could happen to a musician.
This is very inspiring. Thanks for sharing these impressions and not giving up :)
Everybody's got their problems.
Lol
everybody says the same things to you
@@zanecoversthedrums4963 it's just a matter how you solve them
@@evanpaluch6190 and knowing how to change the things you've been through
@@zanecoversthedrums4963 i feell i´ve come to realize
I need to find a hobby that doesn't involve drinking...
Are you a musician? If not, definitely pick up an instrument.
That's what I say it's not an addiction it's just my hobby
Deryck always comes across as very grounded, calm and collected. I wish him all the best, I love Sum 41
Rest in peace Candy. What a fantastic interviewer that the world lost way too soon.
so sad, she was soooo amazing on how she used to interview
What happened? If true that’s actually very sad
im from russia, and sum 41 is my favourite band in the world!
Right on Saddy!
Bill Fuckyourmom really bro? He likes Sum 41, why do you have to do that? Imma pick on your fast for a little bit, ALL THE MUSIC YOU LOVE SUCKS AND YOUR OPINION DOESNT MATTER!!!
That’s basically what you said, besides the very rude gesture of stereotyping all Russians as Communists.
Grow up
Candy is exactly what an interviewer should be- interested, compassionate, asking thoughtful questions that remain sensitive. Truly impressed.
damn that interviewer asked the best questions lol
As an icu nurse, this is crushing to hear. I couldn’t imagine what I’d do to see an idol in the hospital, and what I’d do to push them to make it better for not only themselves, but for everyone else who loves and adores what they’ve done for the people that have touched their lives.
What an outstanding interview. Great questions and enlightening answers from Deryck !
Great to see Deryck doing well. The new Sum 41 album is fantastic.
When I saw that picture of him, not in the hospital bed but the one where he was like at some party with his girlfriend and he had that classic alcoholic "face" where your face just gets really puffy for some reason, I legitimately thought he was gonna be one I like turned on the news one day to find out he died. Him being alive is kind of a miracle in other ways, too. He also should be representative of the fact that if you have a problem no matter how bad it is, you can get better.
Deryck we need you! Sum 41 is my #1 favorite Rock Band!
Gotta say she’s a brilliant interviewer, seems very caring and really wants to hear his answers! so many interviewers nowadays just wait for their chance to speak, so I love this lady. Nice to hear this honesty from Deryck too.
It's interesting how Deryck is so talkative, and dare I say, articulate, about... being hammered all the time :)
Deryck, your fans, we love you and are so happy you made it through what you went through and it's not cheesy, don't be embarrassed to be who you are and we all love who you are, we got your back
Just came back from his concert. Tour Of The Setting Sum - Malaysia on March 5 2024 and he was magnificent. The way he moved his body. His stamina, his focus, his determination, his charisma. This guy is a hero. He will be forever immortalized. If Mick Jagger can survive, he will survive. What a rockstar. Amazing performer.
LOVE the new album, doesn't really sound like any other album from them, but that seems to be the case with every album
That chick did an awesome job interviewing Deryck! I enjoyed every minute of it. Deryck looks tired, but adorable as ever!
The music scene is rife with alcoholism. It's part of the job it seems. A lot of the musicians you know are functioning alcohoholics. Props for getting sober, but its gonna be really hard to stay that way in his business. Most relapse many times. I hope he makes it, he's a good guy.
Damn dude. I had no idea things had gotten so bad
Was stevo one of the guys who fucked him over???
It all kinda adds up.
Stevo leaves with no explanation. The pair never mention eachother anymore. Deryck refers to stevo as "our old drummer"
That explains a lot
in the song 13 voices Deryck says:
"I don´t believe in redemption, and no one will be spared
Theres 32 ways you can die here tonight, it´s a fucking family affair"
I think that explains everything.
Her voice is deeper than his.
ETERNAL FREAKING LOVE TO THIS MAN
I've been battling alcoholism for years it's probably the hardest thing I've ever done in my life and I still don't have a grip on it I really don't like AA meetings but listening to this gives me hope
Great interview!
Candy Palmater was really talented. I really enjoyed the quality of interview when she was on Q.
i too quit drinking at 28 and thought my life was over, and then i learned it was actually really just beginning. and i now have 12 years sober and 8 off of drugs and self harm. i am so grateful to have music like his to help me stay alive and sober another day. thank you Derek and Sum 41
Agree with these comments. That interviewer was awesome. Great, poignant questions. Well done!
Good interview. Interviewer did a good job. Deryck seems like a chill guy!
2 yrs later and Sum's back with a new record. Out for blood SLAPS
This video inspired me to keep fighting and pushing forward for the better in life. Everyone goes through tough times, but you can't give up.
Yup this woman is a great interviewer. Most people could learn from her. To get such a great conversation out of a sensitive topic takes talent. Good on her. Hope she is excelling in her career!
Her name is Candy Palmater. Unfortunately she passed away on Dec 25, 2021. 🙁
@robgrossi2368 Aww. Well, that's awful!
@@anneboostrom2810 yes, absolutely!
he's lovely
He looks 1000 times better now!
That was the best interview on addiction recovery with a musician I have ever seen.
There's no such thing as "post" alcoholism.
I'm still trying to understand this sentiment. I personally think I am "post" alcoholic. Maybe it's just a semantics term though. I'm not entirely sure what people mean by this.
burntvirtue that’s one way of looking at it. I don’t buy that. If you beat cancer, you might get it again, but you don’t have cancer forever. Yet people say alcoholism is a disease and there is no “recovered” Addict.
You find out who your friends are when things go bad..
such respect to deryck for being so open and honest about what he's been through such an inspiration to others who struggle or struggled with addiction or just people going through tough times. Have always loved sum 41. Deryck is why I love punk rock and maybe rock/metal in general. wish I could see them live stay strong deryck true fans will stand by you always. loving the music 💜
I knew I recognized this interviewer from somewhere! She played “Candy” on trailer park boys in season 10. The character absolutely sucked and I hated that she was ever a part of the show, but man she is an absolutely terrific interviewer!
Sum41 was my first favorite punkrock band and got me into harder metal music, I will never forget them. they helped me see the world differnetly and stand up to life standards I don't agree with. Glad Deryck is better now
Such great interviewing here. Never saw this before.
I am glad that I watched this! As another musician, now at 4 years and 2 months clean, I can relate to his experiences and feelings very well! Thank you, Derek! 🙏👏🙌
this is a good interview with a musician that i've seen in a long time...well done
awesome interview. good luck with your continued recovery
I feel like she is in a mind set where she thinks" well this guy must feel a.lot of pain still" but he stopped drinking only cause his body couldn't take it anymore,yes he was sad about Avril, but he had always been a drinker. Is cool that he is in a good place, and honestly doesn't take this like a martir changing experience but rather something that needed to be done in order to move forward and keep making music. I love how practical he is and that he is and has being for most of his life,a happy person. Lors of love and respect for you Dereck!!!
I wouldn't be asking him about his music.. I'd be asking him about his support and family
Eric Coombs Agreed. He seems to keep orientating his answers to "the love of music" and his new found respect for fans. I cried BS on this when he said not being able to play guitar scared him more than not being able to walk.
Great job Candy! Wonderful interview with a great guest and a favorite childhood singer glad to see him making better decisions
awesome interview.
I wasn't a huge fan of their music but I have total respect for him. Their new stuff is actually pretty good though.
I don't know why but I love his nose lol
He’s a hero to me. Before I understood his life. I was a kid with Sum 41 in my ears, and I always remember that being everything to me. Some kids play sports, they play video games. I did that, too. But I had bands in my ears at all times. I’ll always be in debt to Deryck and the band for easing the suffering of just being a kid. My life wouldn’t be the same without him. He knows that. That’s amazing. I started playing music because of this man. The fever in my heart could not stop. I had to make music and remember all my favorite bands. Sum 41 is forever one of my inspirations. His strength later in his life just confirms that we can still be kids and never grow up. We’re just taking better care of ourselves now
Hey man, there's always weed!
Best switch I've ever made. I hate alcohol with all of my rage. I have no desire to ever drink again.
A Wangover
You can't choose your drug of choice. It will find you anyways. And congrats if you're polytox. Then you hit the jackpot.
Took enough time to write an anti trump song. Maybe should have focused on sobriety...
I been following Sum 41 since all killer no filler album and I have mad love for these guys. Deryck you’re the man keep on keeping on and do what you do brotha. You guys are my favorite band of all time. Glad you’re feeling better brotha. SUM 41 ROCKS
Sum 41 is the best! AND that was the best interview I have ever watched!
About a year ago now, I went to a meet and greet and met the whole band. Yes it made me nervous walking around that corner and seeing my favorite band, but they are all very kind, and they were just like how I imagined they would be. Thank you Derek for not stopping your fight for the sickness because now we got the new album coming out called Order In Decline. I am so exited!😆
I can't get over how good this interview is
This inerview is the beSST!! Sum 41 RULES!!! The lady isamAZING!!
or none of that
What a great interview.. I wish Deryck Whibley all the luck in the world and a continue healthy life...Oddly enough I just heard We're all to Blame earlier this week from my 12 yr old Nephew for the 1st time lol.. I'm in my late 40s and I love that song , and so many others of Sum 41.. Better late then never.. Best of luck to him and the band..The interviewer was great, she kept it real nice...Good luck to them all.. Angie
Candid interview between a humble artist and an excellent interviewer. Respect.
Great interview overall, good both parts. I’m so happy to see Deryck being honest about his addiction
Great interview . .. . . he partied way hard . . . . .
Billie Joe Armstrong 2.0
Altri82 Wait..... Deryck play more stronger songs since screamy bloody murder, Billie is more relax, he has drugs problems not alcohol problem.
Gerardo Mendoza actually, Billie had both problems. That’s why he went to rehab.
"Doc will I ever be a rock-star again?"
Doctor: “sorry son you will have to live your life as a normal person”
Rock star: “Nooooooooooo”!!!!!
A fantastic interviewer and a fantastic interview. It's great to see how far Deryck has progressed in the near 3 years since this was released. Mad respect to the guy and to the rest of the band for sticking at it and creating some amazing material for their latest 2019 release.
This might be the best interview I've ever seen
Holyshit I guess he really is a rockstar haha. When she said that I was like wanting to roll my eyes but then I realize it's true. That's crazy.
11:25 the real talk
I believe it was his cousin was the family member that left.
Great interview!
Is that a 'The Strokes' Button I see on his shirt owo
He looks like corey wilde from obscure the aftermath
ill be me....thats the name of the glen campbell dementia documentary. its so good
She is good!! And his story is awesome
Awesome interview, Candy did a fantastic job with asking the right questions and being sensitive at the same time.
Cheers! She's a pro alright.