Anthony Bourdain's Life Advice Will Change Your Future (MUST WATCH)

Anthony Bourdain tells some valuable advice about his life before his passing. He will be dearly missed by many. If you are having a difficult time and are contemplating suicide. Please Call 1-800-273-TALK (8255) for help and support.
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[@MotivationMadness]

Anthony Bourdain has touched many lives across the world, including mine. It is extremely sad that he succumbed to his mental illness, so if you are in a very bad place and are contemplating suicide, please call1-800-273-TALK (8255) for help and support. Hopefully we can take the valuable lessons that Anthony Bourdain shared in this video, and try to enjoy the small things in life. Everyone is dealing with their own struggle, so try to spread positivity and happiness with others. God bless you all and I hope you have a fantastic day.

[@bossdrive525]

Bourdain had no clinical mental illness. He is the product of the modern deracinated man; a nihilist. No structured family, Bourdain lived only for material wealth and fame. In the end, this lifestyle is empty and meaningless. Cosmopolitan socialites, like Bourdain, are the last people of which to take life advice.

[@js3617]

Thank you for your kind and nice comment and addressing his death considering this video is a positive and motivational one (and done REALLY well btw...I often refer to it when I am feeling discouraged, stuck or at odds with myself). Everyone likes to speculate but the truth is, as fans, we didnt know the man personally and what he was going through. Its hard with anthony because in a way we DO feel like we know him because he expressed and put so much of himself out there in his productions and books especially. His death is tragic and everyone should really scale back and stop speculating, believing that and opinions as fact, and do the best thing you can do in a situation like this which would be soak in all the positivity and inspiration he had offered up, and take something from the tragic circumstance itself and take some more time of your day to share positivity, check up on and get to know your loved ones better. Life is fleeting, we ALL have our time. Make it count and dont take things and your people for granted. Be AVAILABLE to and for them. Ppl put so much time and effort into their work and hobbies but often never put that much time and work into others. Lastly, just remember, every one is worth saving.

[@axlrosepagdanganan8938]

being his heart broken by Asia Argento has nothing to do with mental illness. he has been open about his depression and had tried everything to overcome it. i believed that him knowing her cheating days prior his death had triggered his depression to the extend that he killed himself.

[@axlrosepagdanganan8938]

@margaret gust, just add the prefix "dis" and suffix "ing" on your name, would show the kind of person you really are. this guy is an icon, had touched so many lives but you had done nothing in your life or someone else's lives.

[@DapperCracker512]

I'm sure we will fing another deranged lunatic who wanted white genocide and to poision the president.

[@Stranger_In_The_Alps]

If someone notices this, I’m still alive and fighting depression

[@PatrickJMcF]

You got this

[@246moses]

Stay alive and keep fighting

[@aracelichaveste1840]

Never give up on you! You're the only one you can trust! You're strong and valuable

[@Beeslaughter]

Keep going, bro

[@omarmartinez-nt9bl]

Keep going and keep busy you ain’t alone. You got this 🙂…

[@rage0in0the0cage]

"The world is full of people doing the best they can" RIP sir. You will be missed.

[@crb640]

His modesty and humility. Not many like him.

[@DoodletheTravelBug]

We all need to say this to ourselves, especially now. Thank you

[@filminginportland1654]

That was mind-blowing when I figured that one out, that the world is full of people doing the best they can. We’re all too hard on each other. And ourselves, especially.

[@tylerkraehling2985]

P

[@meltedsandwich6716]

Everyone suffers under a Boulder not everyone has the same stone same size and shape but everyone carries a burden and sometimes humanity is the hill others walk on while they struggle underneath it

[@obshaky]

unnecessary stock footage. Tony talking was sufficient.

[@kyledouglas1018]

My exact thoughts :)

[@KryzMasta]

He would have hated the music and the footage.

[@bluesque9687]

Agree!!! And its so fucking irritating... even the music...

[@isabelleb.1270]

Money

[@andreafricano453]

Yeah super weird.

[@Hemperorjoans]

I am still hurting over this, it's like a piece of me is missing. I've suffered from substance abuse and mental illness, I am in culinary school myself, and I wanna thank you for everything Tony.

[@michaelfrias3920]

I feel you bro.....lifes hecktick sometimes I also suffered from substance abuse and mental illness makes you nonfunctional sometimes ...makes life real hard ..I wish you the best stay strong my friend

[@dennis1345]

That's nice of you to thank him for shooting heroin getting more tattoos to cover up the needle marks and then committing suicide oh thank you for doing that Tony thank you for everything

[@marricio55]

@@dennis1345 Maaaan what did that have to do with anything. You feel better?

[@susanmartinez1006]

Please Come To Our Wonderful Group ..Positive Posts... " The Legend" On Facebook Anthony Bourdain...We Miss You..

[@rickbarlow2338]

Do yourself a favour, if you havr troubles with alcohol and drugs don't get into cooking professionally, I just quit after 20 years it only makes the drugs and booze come more easilt, especially after a 14 hour shift on the stove. 😳

[@jupena]

Excellent! how I wish there was no music on this narrative. I'm tired of music handling my emotions, let it be pure, let him speak.

[@dumptruk11]

Interesting ?...I didnt hear the music till you pointed it out? !? That's kinda creepy? Tje subtleness ... of the music !

[@gordoncushman7807]

Injection of dramatic music can truly be annoying while focusing on the story. So many documentaries get currupted by docu-drama tactics. Yes docu- drama . Pick one, instead of blending the two together.

[@leenaysmith3672]

Boo fuckn who.

[@antmac2545]

Takes away from authenticity and makes it sound more like a sales pitch.AB would have preferred The Ramon's in the background.

[@forrestward1934]

I make music for a living and %100 agree.

[@eddiepadilla515]

This was the most hurtful celebrity loss to me.

[@WestZ]

I don't normally cry over celebrity deaths, but this was one that did hit me in a way I never thought possible.

[@JuhiSRK]

Yeah. This one and Robin Williams.

[@chetrok1]

He was an amazing human

[@avsecken]

Same here.

[@SerenityNow331]

I was just going to say the same thing, Melody. It was something about those eyes of his (Robin Williams). There was a genuine kindness in them.

[@ldirty215]

“I would much rather fail gloriously, than not try”

[@DoodletheTravelBug]

brings tears to my eyes.

[@2utransparent]

You can take the best parts of Anthony's life and learn from him. And on the flip side, one can also take the worst parts and still learn from him. His voice will always be comforting. Miss ya, Bourdain.

[@tmf9556]

""The difference between the master and the begginer is the master has failed more times than the begginer has ever tried"" ☺

[@mengoingabroad8576]

KILLER aphorism, THANK YOU!

[@lobaoceano]

The Mad Flatter brilliant!

[@michaelfabian3036]

EXQUISITE!!👏👏👏🙏⭐️😎

[@thayalansundrarajoo4821]

Well put sir,

[@justinkemps9620]

Who’s quote is that?

[@ThaChavez]

Who interviewed him? Whoever they are, they did an amazing job getting him to talk this openly. I’ve never heard him be this specific about insecurity, debt, and philosophy. Rest In Peace, Mr. Bourdain!

[@OverTheSevenSeas]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rIaod5eNdrCjnJI. This interview was done by the Fast Company, check their KZbin page for the original interview without the odd clips added to it.

[@colmcq]

was it shot in KL?

[@luiscdamian1101]

Edgar Chávez i couldn’t agreed more mate!

[@billythekid808]

then maybe you should read his book - medium rare. definitely a page turner

[@nicknika490]

I think he is interviewing himself.

[@susanhewitt6359]

It's taken me 5 years to watch his videos, and his passing still hurts me. I traveled vicariously through you and it was a helluva ride! Thank you for everything I learned from you, Tony. RIP

[@cntolaf]

I don’t usually cry over the demise of ppl I don’t personally know. I’m still crying over Anthony Bourdain. Along with associating with his struggles, I utterly appreciate and acknowledge him as a genius and one of the pop figures I’ll always remember and appreciate. Rest in Power, Tony!

[@pkknight4413]

You could hear the depth of sadness in his voice. I’ve been at the bottom, dishwashers, cook to chef. He’d gotten everything he’d ever wanted and still it wasn’t enough to stop feeling every thing he felt throughout every place he traveled on our war torn earth 🌏He was weary.

[@bongie555]

i have eaten many meals with him, travelled many miles with him, have met many people from all around the world from all walks of life and i have listened to him tell many stories.. he has influenced the way i see the world and myself... he has taught me so much.. thank you..

[@michaelfabian3036]

dinosaur jr WONDERFUL tribute!!👏👏👏😎👍⭐️

[@schnauzerpower1399]

@Sarah Cohen This comment went right over your head

[@corpusfusion1574]

Life Advice from a man who committed suicide, what's next mother advice from Courtney Love, and marriage advice from Charlie Sheen?

[@swampshack1018]

@@corpusfusion1574 people who commit suicide can have messages with value, you just have to use their tragic passing as a guide on what not to do, while keeping their other thoughts in mind

[@girlsknowbest8666]

Stfu corpus

[@klxh7139]

This is why these people are where they are in life. They have such a higher understanding of life and meaning and it’s incredible that we live in an age where we can access the advice of these amazing people. I hope everyone finds success and happiness in life. R.I.P Anthony Bourdain your work touched the lives of many.

[@tinaschlobohm9386]

The Best times in my life have been when I've wandered and found the most amazing things. Going where the day takes you has alot of merit.

[@josephchai4401]

I have been touched by this man, his honesty, his humanity, his struggles.

[@lilheaven74]

He is a breathe of fresh air, his ability to bring all of us in his space, will be truly missed. He gave so much to so many, he will be missed 😢

[@premiumblue1637]

Tony had a good heart for people and never pretended to be something that he was not. He was a tell like it is kind of guy and that made his shows so interesting to watch. He will be missed by many around the world!

[@thealize808]

Marie Lillianne ☺

[@bojaminasdf]

I sincerely miss him too, but I think it's in poor taste for the poster to reuse FastCompany's interview lazily here.

[@TheBroccoliFiles]

It's breath, not "breathe."

[@davidkim439]

I still can not believe that he is not with us anymore. He was such a deep thinking wonderful life teacher.

[@soulahrysicos224]

I had followed Anthony, who still continues to inspire me when I am feeling depressed. As a lover of food and cooking, this is my outlet, and the knowledge of his own struggles and empathetic approach, just a gorgeous level headed individual is a comfort to me, when I feel sad.He was an amazing storyteller and just down to earth. He appreciated the salt of the earth people. I am not religious, but just have no words for what I can see that he has contributed.

[@lizachen5970]

This man's storytelling and artistic genius is unmatched. I feel his loss so much.......We love you Tony! Hope where you are, it's amazing!

[@JohnSmith-uy7sv]

He was atheist... where do you think he is?

[@cruxmusique]

I love it when successful people have the courage to talk about failure. I admire how he never gave up and I understand so deeply the problems with addictions and suicidal thoughts as well as actions. Rest in peace Anthony.. With respect and admiration from the bottom of y heart.

[@mawsjumbler]

As much as I love and admire Tony, came the time when he did look in the mirror as an addict one day and decide that he DIDN'T have a high enough opinion of himself that it was worth going forward. Everything Life-Affirming that he'd brought to the table ultimately wasn't enough. We are truly blessed with what we had of Tony in this life.

[@Doumstre]

Wow honestly this is equally wonderful and hard to watch... Anthony is a legend. It's so sad that he couldn't have been saved from his depression. Nobody ever doubted that such an accomplished person could be suffering so bad internally. Mental diseases are so insidious.

[@mikeyfn-a6684]

i believed i met my soul mate to help get her to stop using heroin..i wound up overdosing in Miami within months after we started spending every moment together, but a stranger showed up and pleaded for God to not take me that it wasnt my time and i suddenly came to..and despite how bad i got in my addiction i still told myself "you have to take care of business" and now Im a man i never thought i could be and provide for my lady who doesnt have to work and focuses on her recovery while i work 12-14hrs a day as a cook myself..i also agree with his punctuality..you dont let your crew down! Worth mentioning she let me know who Bourdain even was. We'll never forget you Chef.RIP.

[@GilbertGarcia_ojoartstudios]

One of my favorite souls that added grand value to my life. I'm still mourning this tragic loss in 2022.

[@robhabraken8064]

i wish there were more people like him in the media. he was real a real human , i miss him

[@full-metal_jacob5858]

Speaks eloquently for 2 minute and then drops an F-bomb. Thats how I wanna live my life.

[@full-metal_jacob5858]

All my heroes have pretty much done so... I feel it almost necessary not elaborate any further.

[@full-metal_jacob5858]

To paint the most vibrant of portraits you must not be afraid to dwell in darkest of colors. But yes, each to their own. Cheers

[@full-metal_jacob5858]

Suicide is absolutely the most selfish act a human is capable of. I'll hold it against him... but he also did, vicariously, add some fantastic whimsy to my life. Feel free to judge him by his final brush strokes, it is your right to do so. If he didnt want you to do so, then he should have stuck around. I simply feel I knew him longer (or owe him) to look at the rest of the picture.

[@matthewcepeda1563]

You don't have heroes that risk enough, if that's the case.

[@full-metal_jacob5858]

A genuine family man is always a hero to somebody... I dont think we need to disgrace others to prove that point.

[@MERALACXBACKINGPAN]

I love this man. I still forget he’s not here anymore sometimes because I just hate to admit it.

[@weswesyallforalltimegreats9498]

I imagine feeling as if you have lost most, if not all of your friends, material possessions and you are desperately needing some good company, wisdom, and heart-felt advice for finding some sort of direction. Then, listening to Mr. Bourdain from time to time, and finding it. No one is perfect, but he may be one of the best examples of a perfect, imperfect soul. He had a voice with many ears to listen. I admire his honesty & gift to put what most think into words. I think I understand him. Our lives and loved ones are not to be taken for granted or used for bargaining. "We are all something to someone." We must do our best each day to love and respect one another. We must do our best each day to love ourselves...We matter." Ya'll be good to each other out there. Peace, 👑WES👑

[@NoliMeTangere1163]

No death of a person I'd never met personally, has affected me as much as his. I love him, love what he has taught me, love the person he was, love the person he is teaching me to be. Rest in peace, Tony. I just hope you fulfilled your own life as much as you taught me to fulfill mine.

[@mandy47]

Since the day he died, i've thought of him every day. And his daughter. Such a loss.

[@shrisub881]

You really his daughter

[@DoodletheTravelBug]

It still hurts my heart!

[@filminginportland1654]

shri sub reread that comment

[@Cod4Wii]

RIP Anthony Bourdain you are a legend

[@user-kq2wp9zn4m]

Being a pimp is a legend in your mind? Your taste is too low!

[@suanne9262]

RIP, Anthony. You inspired me when I needed it most, and you never lost a bit of your coolness when you got your life together. We appreciate you so much. Thanks for sharing your amazing life with us. We are all richer in mind, body, spirit and taste for it.

[@awp_shazbot]

This man deserves a monument, Mr.Bourdain will always have a special place in my heart.

[@Alystasia04]

Anthony unknowingly helped me by sharing his story. And I know lots and lots of people share my point of view. Its a shame he didnt feel that support and I hope he's at peace now

[@riseagan]

I followed this man a little bit before he passed, but when he did, I took more time to listen to him and went a bit deeper into his work. I wish I had followed him more, he is a beautiful soul, intelligent, articulate and looks to see the best in people, no matter the differences they may have. One of the best pieces of advice I've heard him give is to get a passport and travel. It will change you and you will become a much deeper person. Take this man's advice, there's wisdom in his words.

[@Caninecancersucksrocks]

Ah Anthony...my heart breaks watching this. Still can’t believe he left us. Often those with the most pain, don’t show it and spend a lot of their time trying to be good to others. He gave us so much, it hurts to think he didn’t know how much he was loved by so many. RIP sir. You mattered and you are missed.

[@juainott5281]

Man I miss this bloke so much, he knew what's up. Very raw yet pure dashing personality, very well spoken lad.

[@solidaritylight7042]

When I heard about his death,I feel very schocked and devastated at the same time.He is one of my favorite celebrity chef and I like most of his show.Many things that I learn from this video.RIP Anthony Bourdain 😞😞 We will miss you..

[@pevensielavere22]

11:11 - 12:05 Love how Bourdain points out that: (I'm partly quoting/part paraphrasing) There were guys that came out of Blues and R&B who turned out to be Jimi Hendrix! Pretty much riffing and improvising on classics, creating whole new wonderful worlds! If you're going to mess with classics, then improve on them, make them dazzle, even more pleasurable. I admire him so much. Love how he relates music to food and life. I echo what millions of others said: Anthony Bourdain will always be missed and loved. Maybe even more than he fathomed. RIP

[@maralynyazzie836]

Anthony Bourdain is everywhere in the world, his spirit lives on in all the tributes written have. He affected all who watched ( and are still watching) his shows. Depression is a horrible disease that even love can't cure. RIP Tony you live on in your words❤

[@CarolineGirl81]

What’s with all the cutting away from Tony to the very cliché and random stock footage he is against? He is fascinating but the editor has no faith in the audience’s attention spans.

[@higgsboson9509]

I agree!!

[@juswolf22]

It’s storytelling

[@billspooks]

It's really annoying. This same interview is floating around here but sans the puffery.

[@nickninja52]

Cody Murphy nobody needs to ask it’s a KZbin comment section you clown.

[@lobo6324]

When you can't figure out that it's to prevent copywriting

[@mrinalini9112]

When he lived I didn't know him, it's after his death that I came to know about him, his ideas and thoughts and what an amazing person he was. As someone who feels incredibly lonely and left out, it's scary. At a point nothing is worth living and if someone like him can struggle with that, I don't even know how long I've got.

[@simonshurety3870]

How u doing these days?

[@JennysAsmrFun]

Hope you are doing ok ? X

[@willbroccolo8389]

I'll miss you forever Tony. You inspired me to be the best I could. Thank you g for everything.

[@DAVE-uj7hg]

I found just listening and not watching the cuts to other people the best way to take in what Anthony had to say, Love this guy . I so miss his way of bringing passion in living to me through his adventures in life

[@bobbazoid9969]

I got the massage... Thanks brotha Anthony and myself manny others feels that this world was not meant for us. I'll keep doing the best I can.

[@ajhue4301]

This is even more heartbreaking and poignant after his passing. At some point he no longer looked in the mirror and saw a person of value. He is still a hero to me. Thank you Tony.

[@kimberlygrimm7007]

I loved Anthony bourdain ❤ No one understands depression and loneliness until they lose someone

[@hayleyhuffman8123]

I have attempted to meditate many times in my life and prior to this CD the only success I've experienced is with live guided meditation. kzbin.infoUgkxzpa8CIfZcihW4Z0F_ja0QF3W9KIatrsq This is the first CD I've used that cuts through my unmedicated ADHD and enables me to truly relax and experience a quiet and energizing interval. The instructors voice is very soothing and pleasant to listen to. I am easily able to sit successfully through the entire CD, and for quite some time after. I cannot adequately express how tremendously helpful this CD has been on my spiritual journey!! Two thumbs up and 10 stars!

[@MikeydeLaraCovers]

This whole interview exists without the music or stock footage. I was wondering what makes these “life lessons.” I get it now. Some basic string pads, an occasional note from a piano, and random women posing... I’m inspired now. I hope there are even more videos like this in this channel. SO inspiring.

[@johnwheater4412]

I sat in Virgian and cryed my eyes out. Im walking in his shoes. Love you Ant.

[@Thailova]

Rest in peace Anthony. I have always loved your show!. Thank u for this vido!

[@jameskeel]

I miss his work, so I have to figure out how to honor him! To Anthony thank for all you have done.

[@pierceanderson3976]

What a humbled man who loved food and the world! Rest in Peace Mr Bourdain!

[@anne-mariecole6692]

Breaks my heart to watch this video and think he's not here anymore and was so unhappy at the end.

[@treversgoh]

RIP Anthony Bourdain. You will be missed. :'(

[@ph8632]

Not by sane people

[@chetrok1]

My brother got to know him, i wish as well , so much inspiration RIP Anthony and much respect

[@jpweidemoyer8544]

Best recommended video in a very long time. I watched the original via Fast Company, but this really hits home, especially given the current circumstances in the world. RIP Tony. You are missed!

[@bensalazar5610]

I relate with everything you speak of. Thank you. God bless you brother. Rest peacefully.

[@tedmonczewski3449]

First time I saw his show, I was drawn to him. I thought to myself, this guy gets it, he’s the real deal. I often wonder what demons within caused him to look in the mirror and no longer see someone not worth saving? RIP Anthony, you touched and enlightened so many of us.

[@elizabethmorales2287]

Anthony saw the real world. When you get out of your bubble and you are not ready for what you going to encounter is when depression comes. Plus the world that he was in didn't help. People that only want to be around you because you are famous. At the end he didn't trust anyone anymore. You need to be really really strong to FEEL ALIVE. Many of us still alive because we are fighting each day to keep going. Is not easy. And we are not depress or suicidal. Simple we see life different from you. Don't judge. Never judges someone that suicide. Before they took their life they fought a lot with them self and don't feel sorry either. They choose to end up these "called life" before you. Everyone have a choice. 🙈🙏😎

[@Lou2beme]

You don’t actually know him or his life.

[@althompson4153]

if you have never suffered from depression you cannot imagine what he is going through. I felt while watching his last shows I understand and have empathy

[@jonathanzuniga3681]

I didn’t watch this but I listened while driving. I can indulge his words endlessly.

[@louiebedlam]

Tony’s vulnerability is profoundly inspiring. Perfect? Far from it. His awareness of his own flawed human nature was ugly and beautiful all the same. Such an inspiring human being - wish his passing didn’t cause so much conflict in people’s hearts. People he directly inspired. :(

[@premiumblue1637]

This is a great interview to see the quality of character in Tony and learn from his wisdom and life lessons

[@TheBramVC]

Anthony Bourdain was my spirit animal. Listening to his soothing voice breaks my heart. I miss this guy.

[@JasonDebly]

An honest soul who sadly carried his failures with him always. RIP in Anthony.

[@happylindsay4475]

See you on the other side Tony... You touched more people's lives and you were brilliant- more than you could possibly know. Thanks for being an original, a bad ass, a gifted raconteur oh yeah and for bringing snarky, real, honest, enlightened and impassioned living back... SIP.

[@VideoGangs]

The stock video cheapens an otherwise beautiful interview. The actual interview tape is fine, barring that just a photo of Tony would have been sufficient.

[@Mmmkay10]

One of the most compelling individuals that ever lived! He is a true testament of what it means to live life in the most unconventional way and all the wisdom that comes with it. WILL ALWAYS ADMIRE who he was as a person. RIP AB

[@sgr7565]

I will just say Thank you Tony ... for the food discovery all around the world, that special personal touch and language. It was a great chance and pleasure to be lucky enough to watch these wonderful tv shows. RIP Tony... I'll have a red Burgondy while watching again my favourites episodes ... cheers man ! you were one of the greats ...

[@thestreamoflife1124]

Yes ....very very sadly missed .... my only brother committed suicide at 21 ....so i get depression hopelessness .... what happened to Anthony is and will always be a mystery.... RIP Anthony....ur at peace now

[@trueneutral1694]

gourmet cavewoman your brother libes on in heaben.

[@vivianelle.6084]

I was a fan because I watched Anthony show kindness to poor hungry people on one of his shows. He won me there.

[@offthecuff454]

I feel one against the world today. i am taking on an institution representing myself, because literally everyone i have turned to including the legal system, has told me that I should not and cannot do it. Today i have finally gathered all of the information that I need to follow through and Anthony's advice came up on my page. i am going completely against everyone's grain. I FEEL SO INSPIRED AND EMOTIONAL AT THE COINCIDENCE AND WORDS I SO NEEDED TO HEAR. THANK YOU SO SO VERY MUCH ANTHONY BOURDAIN.

[@guiwillvideos]

I started watching but I stopped. I was holding not to cry. I miss Anthony so much! I NEVER feel/felt this feeling for any other celebrity. Anthony was different; I guess he was special (cheesy but true). Love you, Anthony!

[@bprod33]

He was in my house. He was a part of my life for years. I remember buying my first 1080 pixel in anticipation of going on a journey with him. My wife and I followed him for years. We both cried when we learned about his demise. We are truly hurt!

[@therealboomhauer69]

That's Soo awesome what was it like? And what was the bet thing he ever cooked?

[@soopertooclose]

@@therealboomhauer69 What I think railsx2 was referring to was him sitting at home with his wife, and enjoying Anthony's tv shows. Anthony made it feel as if you were there alongside him experiencing uncharted territories, and learning about different cultures through their food.

[@lalainiarey]

I really love what Anthony said. He's amazing, but was anyone else distracted by the snippets of the women? I feel like it really took away from his insight as opposed to adding to it.

[@shekharsharma1490]

You are so right Anthony, only a humble person does not get defeated by life..because he or she knows how to choose the right path in the correct manner....

[@DENS973]

What a gift Anthony was. Soo thoughtful and smart. He taught us alot about world food and cultures. A great Chef. I hope he is at peace.

[@sammyyummy9994]

The greatest story teller ever. who inspired. me to get of my comfort zone and travel the world. Thank you Anthony you will be missed

[@DoodletheTravelBug]

It still hurts!

[@raym7866]

When he speaks of looking in the mirror and seeing the addicts self-worth. Very sad to watch this knowing he did what he did to himself. I still believe the Truth he's speaking here regardless of his final outcome. No judgment here Anthony. I get it. Love your show and I admire you for your contribution.

[@weelass3188]

He is a true loss to many of us. Such an insightful person. He left quite an impact behind him.

[@MicheleMJJ]

I love and miss this wonderful man so much. He was humble, talented, giving and generous. I loved to watch him with Eric Ripert and Zamir; just so many laughs. His wit was quirky and low key. He will always be missed.

[@matthewaldgate3903]

Always the people that no to much that suffer depression

[@secondopinion53]

I REALLY LOVE THIS MAN SHOWS!! HE WAS SO DIVERSE AND DOWN TO EARTH... RIP

[@Emma13684]

Second Opinion that’s how we all should be-open to all kinds of cultures. We are more alike than different

[@secondopinion53]

Deborah Bonney I totally agree!! I'm a African American Male,but I've traveled alot even overseas.. We have to have a open mind to everything... Take care

[@Emma13684]

Second Opinion 🙏🏻 Blessings

[@Lunatic4Bizcas]

Seldom have I heard truer and more sincere words spoken. Such tremendous insight. A humanitarian in the truest sense of the word. Anthony Bourdain was an immediately recognizable and highly transcending figure of televison. You are sorely missed friend. From here to infinity.

[@vickikendricks]

Ikr??

[@arfaelo3674]

This was a true slap in the face. To see someone who i admired to be, whom i was always jelly of, died. because of depression. and here i am living, a low income life, having only 2 family members and unable to do many things because of my disability.... Thank you God and May Anthony find joy after this Death.

[@daniel51020]

What an amazing, honest, talented, creative, driven and humble man. Thank you for sharing your life with us. RIP. (The interview is enough, no need for any extra stock videos).

[@jargon999]

You can leave the b-roll and music out of this...it is unnecessary.

[@DoodletheTravelBug]

So true!!!! He's enough.

[@thirdtrinity]

He's going around loads of good points about difficulties of self esteem, addiction and existencial questions about ego. A good amount of ego is life saving, it can be fun and is a basis to building a strong base of identity. As long as it's done with a good dose of introspection, self-mockery and taking things lightly. Cuz everything is ever changing right. All being serious matter of course. Peace all 🕊️

[@mariaasombrada3964]

RIP dear Tony, I will always adore you. There had always been such an impalpable sense of sadness about him...

[@gypsyrose1982]

I still can't believe he's gone. There have only been a few famous people that I have wanted to meet and he was one of them. He was such an inspiring person to me.

[@nats3289]

I wish he listed/watched this during his dark times. :( RIP Anthony

[@julietteSoul]

He is saying he was fed up! He looks 71 not 61. Looks like a hard life! I always thought he was so Lucky to find such Passion in life! I know what it is like to laugh,smile , have fun and be miserable inside at the same time. Sorry for your daughter. Also it is difficult to really see this as suicide. We don’t know for sure yet.

[@taroman7100]

He had his run with drugs and alcohol replaced them. I think you can fry too many brain cells. My husband and I who really loved him use to comment on how pickled he looked.

[@julietteSoul]

tmWasted that is what I have always said !!!

[@juanbravo9682]

I’m in the process of enrolling in culinary school and Anthony Bourdain is one of those reasons. Rest In Peace AB.

[@lunabird89]

This interview makes me cry . It’s deep

[@rezabadei3229]

May his soul rest in peace! A beautiful American, human being and a global citizen! A huge loss to the whole world. I have never cried for the death of someone I did not know or meet in my life, but I cried when he died! He was content, he had his family and daughter in specific that he adored. There was no reason for him to commit suicide! He was not mentally ill. I still do not believe he committed suicide, I think he was assassinated because of his high profile in the elite society, he knew things that were never supposed to be revealed!

[@katherinehunter9526]

I agree I don't believe that he committed suicide. I think he knew something about someone or got footage of something that was sensitive material to some country or "Group" who finished him off. For years I thought he had been doing the Food show for the EYES of some Government Agencies. Because he was able to get into really volatile areas with a camera crew. Under the guise of shooting a "Food Show" he had more access than any agency employee. Plus he did have problems with the IRS and Drug enforcement agency and they can be very persuasive when they NEED your help! So today would have been Anthony's 64 Birthday and I'm here wishing my Brother Fire Monkey were still alive to Wish him a happy and long life. Instead I'm wondering what Agency took him down and what or who for. Epstein mysteriously hung himself too. Wonder what he knew that might have come out? Someone has "A Firm" grip on lips that could sink ships, nothing like keeping a Stiff Upper Lip when thing's get thick, Eh! Rest in Peace Anthony Bourdain some day the Truth will come out and your reputation will be shining. ✌❤🙏

[@TheDom1961]

The problem with depression is that for many it is well hidden. Nobody killed Anthony. He took his own life because he could not go on with this life. His past heavy drug use could of unbalanced his brain chemistry. Sometimes mental illness does not show its true colours.i think he kept it well hidden. Just because he had fame, money, etc meant that he was “content” in his life. Many people who commit suicide are always surrounded by family and friends who love them. The only way for them to subdue their pain is to end their pain. we will never really know why they do this to themselves.

[@IavoidReality]

Missing Anthony Bourdain! He changed my life

[@lesleymaclennan7899]

Same 👍🏼💔

[@Randomuser22468]

This hits home, especially right now where I am in my culinary career. Miss him, but this is really worth the listen.

[@katherinehunter9526]

Well, have a drink in honour of Anthony Bourdain, because today, June 25, 2020, would have been his 64 Birthday. May he be at Rest in Peace! 🇨🇦✌🍰🙏