BBC HARDtalk Duff McKagan

[@tonemac6558]

Duff McKagen is arguably the most humble member of Guns n Roses. He is truthful, sincere, speaks with dignity and has absolutely no arrogance at all. He is a pure "good person" in today's society of swindlers and con artists. We need more people like Duff McKagen who tell it as it is and are not afraid to admit their flaws.

[@FrostedSeagull]

+Joshua Chamberlain Completely agree with you. Best self-bio ever. Members of KISS should read Duff's autobiography and actually write something positive.

[@estebandiaz9257]

+Tone Mac HOLA SOY ESTEBAN ROLANDO O GLAM AMERICANO Y MIS VIDEOS ESTAN EN KZbin Y QUIERO SABER SI DUFF MC KAGAN COMO PUNK LE GUSTA LA NINA HAGEN O LA POLLA RECORDS?

[@FrostedSeagull]

Hey Estenan, Duos Snagos Amigos !!!

[@estebandiaz9257]

+FrostedSeagulSOY GLAM AMERICANO UN PERSONAJE CHILENO KE SALE EN KZbin Y CONSIDERA A GUNS N ROSES UNA BANDA DE PUNK Y ME GUSTA COMBINARLOS CON RANCID,DISTILLERS,NINA HAGEN,LA POLLA RECORDS Y NO USE FOR A NAME

[@estebandiaz9257]

+FrostedSeagull I HATE DEATH Y BLACK METAL Y MI VIDEO LO PUEDES ENCONTRAR CON EL NOMBRE DE GLAM PUNK AMERICANO Y NOMBRO A MIS IDOLS MOTLEY CRUE,GUNS N ROSES Y SKID ROW

[@johnbaugh2437]

I read his first book “It’s So Easy” when it came out in 2011. I was very impressed. A very intelligent man, who really reshaped his life, fitness, a college degree, a wealth management fund, nice family.

[@thedude4672]

Duff -- my favorite rock star. Humble, down to earth, decent guy. Deserves all the accolades.

[@danitadaily6397]

You can't save a person that doesn't want t help themselves. He's so right. What a good man to listen to.

[@grammaticalerorr4654]

This guy is such a wonderful person. He won the battle.

[@DeathShouldTakeMeNow]

They should make a movie of Duffs life, I would watch the hell out of that.

[@Redd123]

I have an enormous respect for this man , as a survivor , one who decided to seek change and separation and achieve true happiness . His story is one of remarkable achievement , after the destructive years of GNR ,, I'm happy for him

[@thezosokid]

i have alot of respect for Duff

[@CHlEFFIN]

Man Duff is a great guy. What an inspirational story.

[@115115cameron]

Appetite for destruction changed my life. this guy along with four more reprobates deserve their legendary status in music and it's great to see duff doing well for himself.

[@pjfan173]

The best rock & Roll album ever

[@recabitejehonadab2654]

He's very intelligent and speaks well, very relatable.

[@kellenmoraesb.4335]

She is the kind of interviewer that make us hate the media. But he is so elegant!

[@alexaf2744]

Yeah she grills him. She could be nicer

[@macchina13]

Duff´s voice is amazing even while giving a simple interview. Him and Slash when talking sound like diplomats. Pretty level-headed, calm and elegant even when provoked...

[@GildedShame]

macchina13 they had practice dealing with Mr Axl Rose. Lol

[@carlosmatos9848]

Goes to show you never know what kind of inner demons people are dealing with. Duff and Slash as so cool and laid back, but damn did they ever struggle with alcohol and drugs.

[@missmonique1511]

I swear his voice is somehow so soothing to me

[@Sgscouser]

I reckon both of them have gone through a lot shite during their peak years. Before you become wise and clam u need to be dumb and reckless in the first place.

[@bethbarnett2126]

It takes a lot for someone to be so open about their past, especially one like that. I'm reading his autobiography now. It's great as a fan of G'N'R or even Duff Mckagans Loaded. I'm so inspired, he seems like such a great guy

[@markandersen793]

Duff is an inspiration to anybody that says:" I can't do that" He proves where there's a will, there's a way.

[@UnkleJohn84]

the problem with this interview is the woman didnt do her homework

[@mattiemclean9882]

damn straight!

[@joshualett6536]

She’s trying to dominate a willing participant (Duff in this interview) and make her “presence” bigger than the subjects story

[@ludaheracles7201]

Typical fkin bbc, these presenters dont get there on talent, just got rich parents and went to the 'right' schools. Fk the bbc man, duff is way to good to be on this shite

[@herrsujo]

@@ludaheracles7201 very true

[@grahamhill4164]

Duff remained charismatic and unphazed by the provocative and poorly timed 'pokes' at a man who has very much 'been there, got the t-shirt' Absolute legend and my respect for duff just keep getting greater and greater. Stay sober brother 🙏 with your lust for life.

[@redhash1998]

"There's always a chance for everything" - Duff, 2011. 2016 - Guns N Roses "Not in This Lifetime" reunion tour.

[@heathergray5130]

And I saw it 48 hours ago! Worth waiting 25 years to experience! BEST concert I have EVER seen!🔫🌹🎸🎩🤘🏻❤️

[@motorcity7137]

Harsh Lahiri Still Guns N Replacements

[@luvlovegirl]

Harsh Lahiri I was at the Toronto show, 2016... Fucking amazing concert! They really gave it their all.

[@dannylopez6913]

Very inspiring and honest interview from a guy who's seen and done it all. What an achievement to go from being uneducated to becoming an academically driven individual. You rock Duff and I wish you all the best on this reunion tour. Tuesday night here in Melbourne at the MCG was a monumental show of epic proportions. Pure magic.

[@jonnymomentum3843]

"The only life I know is the one I lived". Good stuff. He handled himself brilliantly on a difficult subject, and so did the interviewer. I started off thinking this was too long (24:36 minutes), but ended up wishing it went on longer. Fascinating.

[@goddog47]

What a well mannered, intelligent, articulate and wordly guy, I'm going with Duff!

[@travisdorsey139]

Much respect for Duff. A really thoughtful and genuine person.

[@davidsongg784]

I love Duff he looks so down to earth, he seems like he really learn his lesson with drugs and is living a new life, good for him

[@Cloudbusting2024]

Great interview. Thank you Duff for the music and the songs........you WERE a positive influence on many of us back then and it's reassuring to see how you've found your way, in your own way, to the life that you want. Now it's your turn to help those who follow you in the world of music, good luck and thank you for your honesty.

[@jasonl1942]

ARE

[@boysfromnowhere]

It's funny when these shallow tv personalities try to come off as real "journalists". What does she want the guy to say? He's being honest about himself, and she's digging for some kind of apology or confrontation. Not to mention, she's not even interested in what he does have to say. She should apologize for asking ridiculous questions.

[@craigchristian344]

The format of the show is designed on being slightly antagonistic. It's not that she or the BBC feel that way, it's about challenging the guest in a way that most vanilla interviewers wouldn't. Duff knew anyway.

[@monkeyliver1986]

I agree 100 percent

[@douggoldstein3119]

Duff is first class ALL THE WAY!! I've always loved him like a brother and always will

[@jordankopp385]

He handled himself like the gentleman he is,although he seemed taken back by her comments & questions! One things for sure she'll never get another interview!!

[@jnwano]

Totally!!

[@redfloyd69]

Asking uncomfortable questions on HARDtalk. Imagine that.

[@Sobchak2]

@@redfloyd69 no uncomfortable questions there. But she has been so condescending it was hard to watch.

[@monkeyspoon8255]

Yh she wasn’t the best, basically stating wrong facts and getting duff to correct her

[@selinakyle4747]

Duff is easily my fav Guns 'n Roses member. Such a cool guy :)

[@kuyatotoygrangos6700]

duff is an awesome musician that is a survivor of the jungle

[@loveallogy]

Do you anyone know of the "JUNGLE "the band is reffering to?

[@TheMarkCraig]

There's another video where Duff talks about being on the plane with Kurt Cobain in 1994 before Kurt died. I appreciate that because Duff was there and spoke to Cobain as opposed to all the hearsay crap I read. I respect Duff a lot.

[@Kentuckywinsyoulose]

+Mark Craig mckagan also admits to being blitzed out of his mind during that time on the plane with cobain. and the word is heresy.

[@talknewz7617]

WHICH IS MORE THAN I CAN SAY FOR KURT. KURT SHOULD HAVE APOLOGIZED TO GNR, HE OWED THEM ONE, THAT LOWLIFE

[@purebloodheretic4682]

@wildcatter63 Dam Shame Duff didn't Get hold of Cobain that Day & Change History for the Better! It Must Weigh Heavy in Duffs Heart that it Turned out the Way it Did! Much Respect to Duff for Being Real & Slaying the Demons, Genuinely a Real Good Dude! -Cheers😉👍

[@leeannasloan526]

@@brosephyolonarovichstalin2915 you caught that also!! I was totally confused for a minute thinking is this person joking...

[@MrBrunoline]

" how do you explain it to your daughter " was just hypocrite and silly . The guys were teenagers in a rock band, for God's sake

[@naothi]

MrBrunoline Not just a rock band. The biggest in the world.

[@kirschkarma5881]

Look at Grace´s The Pink Slips - I think she´s not "better" al all :-D

[@talknewz7617]

@@naothi Exactly, this is GNR!!!!!

[@talknewz7617]

Absolutely, they were just young guys for Heaven's sakes, and GNR wrote about REALITY, what all people are really like

[@ronnieroberts40]

@@talknewz7617 why is this bitch trying to make him look bad?

[@jnwano]

He’s the man!!! Such an incredible human being ❤️

[@scottenosh4548]

Can she interrupt Duff one more time?

[@alanpartridge8253]

+Scott Norris someone switch that bitch to decaf

[@Gogs126]

+MrTommypops What a nice surprise to see someone in the KZbin comments section of all places, retract an opinion so humbly and apologise...fair play to you!

[@keogh1969]

You are a vulgarity

[@keogh1969]

EH, did you watch the interview?

[@crashburn3292]

Slash and Duff are easily the coolest guys from that band. I'm really glad Duff is still around.Axl Rose could learn a thing or two from that man....

[@Slash412]

Crashburn 32 I believe he had

[@luvlovegirl]

Crashburn 32 Hey now, leave Axl alone.

[@BrendenParker]

Love you Duff. It was so hard for you facing up to these awkward questions, but you did an honest and brilliant job. Respect. When I make some dosh I am coming to you for help

[@JamesHarrisGarlingGas]

"Hey boys, we can't use these lyrics as my crystal ball tells me I'm having two baby girls and I fear I won't be able to explain the meaning behind them when they become teenagers." FFS

[@Kentuckywinsyoulose]

+James Harris if you are going to write lyrics about whores.....then yeah it defeats the purpose of having two little girls. he doesn't own up to it. your point is invalid. it's simple i wrote the lyrics and i'm beavis & butthead. he can't even admit to his drug addiction in the beginning. he's completely full of shit. admitting ignorance wasn't even on his agenda. disappointed but i shouldn't be.

[@JamesHarrisGarlingGas]

+Josh Winebrenner So all young angry young men, writing music never grow up and change with the miracle of child birth?

[@leeannasloan526]

@@JamesHarrisGarlingGas my husband did...he wasn't a musician but he lived that kind of lifestyle.parties, women, no responsibility...we had kids and it changed him.

[@peteralbert9805]

@@Kentuckywinsyoulose well it is so good that we listen to Duff and not you. What a narrow-minded point.

[@riversmcmullan5282]

He is helping so many people by giving his personal testimony! Well done Duff!

[@annacornykova9023]

From one gallon of vodka a day to 10 bottles of wine a day to taper off alcohol, addiction equals madness. Way to go Duff, you look amazing! Congratulations on your book!

[@crazycatbutler9506]

Wow, what a very drilling interviwer. Just looking to put down. Go Duff!

[@analazovic441]

He's an amazing person. Loved the interview.

[@punishedexistence]

Damn woman, let the man talk. I like Duff, he seems to be a smart and cool guy.

[@CarlosGarciauk]

Wow - she grilled him. Very mean of her as he was being so honest with his answers... which she had let him elaborate more on the subjects rather than find flaws in his answers.

[@Vailover4ever]

His autobiography is such a great read, much respect to Duff one terrific guy.

[@stormshadow2k]

Damn, man. My heart feels for you, Duff! Loved your music growing up, and I still have nothing but respect for the work you have done and the joy your art brought and still does. Have a good one!

[@TheWorldsMoralMiddleFinger]

"Thanks, that was easy.." @punchline Great reflections from a humble legend. 🤘

[@O.G.Trashboat]

Duff seems well grounded and a decent guy from the interviews I have watched. Glad he got sober and hope he stays that way. He seems to be very intelligent and a humble person

[@madstylesnz]

One of the most frank and interesting interviews I've seen for a while, Duff has always striked me as quite an interesting and down to earth guy, the kind of guy who'd be great to have a beer with

[@elserso1]

Well Spoke Duff !!! Guns N Roses is best band from the 80’s. Appetite for Destruction is a Master Piece of The Rock n Roll and their lyrics are raw and true. A lot of Respect to Axl, Slash, Izzy, Duff and Steven.

[@guitardaawg]

He handles himself so well! I feel like she's being a little disrespectful and belittling with the way she is conducting some of her questions : ( I'm glad he's not letting it affect him!

[@macchina13]

16:50 duff feels like saying: "what a stupid question" and comes with "who knows" instead, huahuahuauha.

[@paulvickers7441]

What a fantastic man. I remember buying their first album in 1987 while I was living in Hong Kong, I was 11, no one knew who the band was, I bought the album based just on the cover… it was an amazing time and an amazing experience, it has never left me, what wonderful times they were ♥️

[@MademoiselleIcelfly]

She is SO annoying! Her voice grates on my nerves... so condescending & judgmental She would cut him off answering her questions. She spoke more than he did! She just loves the sound of her own voice. She's the British Megan Kelly! Regardless, Duff McKagan was great on so many levels, honest, down to earth, and very likable. Really cool. A true survivor. Also great, he doesn't wear any more satanic symbols> I'm sure that helped MUCH. Love GNR. Nothing compares.

[@rinnix8501]

Didn't like how the she kept interrupting Duff. Just seemed like she was getting through the interview instead of caring what he had to say.

[@Blondie101010100]

She's very rude and had done sloppy research on him.

[@daveminator]

I have so much respect for Duff not only is he a family man hes a cool dude smart great songwriter and with GNR he made my childhood

[@laraoneal7284]

Poor guy. The pain had to have been excruciating. So appreciate his honesty. Hopefully this helps many people. God bless him. Love Axl Rose.

[@debbiecrossley1304]

Lovely guy! Very down to earth!

[@Mardenski100]

Love metal and hard rock and Appetite for Destruction was an amazing record but such a heartfelt interview. GREAT!

[@divlino]

I enjoyed this interview. What I liked about it most was that McKagen didn't let the interviewer away with a single thing. She was asking the most ridiculous questions that proved she had done a quick research of him on the internet, handpicked a few quotes and had no understanding of him, GnR or rock music in the slightest.He could've easily went along with it and made for a generic,easy interview but he came across as having integrity and staying calm at the frankly idiotic questions & remarks

[@markspunders4832]

Fascinating interview. Duff sang 'So Fine', and I listened to more of him on the GNR album Spaghetti Incident in 1994. He looks good and admire him for talking so candidly. Thanks for posting.

[@FrostedSeagull]

Everyone who is into rock should read his autobiography "It's So Easy." This interviewer is typically British in that they have the Rupert Murdoch school of journalism which is too focus on the sordid, in particular sex and drugs and put people down unless they are "establishment. As sated by other people she keeps interrupting Duff and after he is candidly honest she keeps bringing up the past. Like all Brits they envy wealth and there seems to be some hidden spite in her approach. It is obvious she is used to interviewing British parliamentarians who lie about everything, The whole interview is negatively framed and she focusses and re-focusses on the negative. Misogyny - why bring it up. That's all she can focus on the lyrics to "It's So Easy." He admits that when he wrote It's So easy the song he was uneducated and driven by "survival." Most of the people he grew up with In LA are dead from overdoses. Why focus on the so called misogyny repeatedly when he was starving, addicted to drugs and alcohol. Notably it was Nirvana who told traditional rock fans that homophobia, misogyny and bigotry was uncool. Duff succinctly tells her that he was not making a political statement but rather living a rock and roll lifestyle. Duff loves raw punk and lived the lifestyle he could at the time.Would she ask Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Jimmy Page and Rod Stewart the same questions. The answer is a resounding 'NO'" .

[@Kentuckywinsyoulose]

+FrostedSeagull bullshit. she keeps bringing up the past because mckagan is full of shit. he was a kid with wealth dropped into his lap. before that he was just joe blow trying to score blow on the street and w/e the fuck beforehand. it's kind of like dipshits nowadays that "you know" broadcast themselves on instagram or snapchat or a fucking million other social media sites showing their tits or their junk or wtf ever. dipshits being dipshits. they can't explain it b/c there is no explanation of ignorance. they're just fucking stupid. it is what it is. but i'm not buying it. even if you are. there's a reason for everything you and i. just not them. don't believe the hype. it's all bullshit and it's bad for ya.

[@FrostedSeagull]

+Josh Winebrenner .... I completely agree with you,. Duff was a kid,a drunken kid when all that wealth dropped into his lap. Unlike the rest of Guns'N'Roses ... Duff appears to have changed. Josh its refreshing to read Comments from someone who can listen and read. Your last sentence "it's all bullshit and it's bad for ya.' made me laugh out loud. Well said .. ha ha ha

[@Romalvx]

A real man, able to watch straight into his troubled past. Not so many people like him. My respect for Duff McK.

[@AjayYOO]

Duff is truly incredible. love it at the end when he says "that was easy!" hahaha!

[@EETheReech]

Well done Duff!! How you avoid her nonsense predjudice questions. And well done getting on with your life. I have some exprience w. drug addiction. I respect you and the music you´ve been involved with.

[@bradpirochta9293]

I was a metal head, in High School, when G n R came out... and the greatest thing about Appetite, and G n R, at the time was that they were a peak at the sleazy underbelly of LA. A world you didn't have access to and didn't want access to. My Michelle, for example. But you still wanted to know about it. They were like a bunch of alley cats got thrown on stage with ass-kicking music. You can't apply modern college feminist standards to 5 drunk a-holes living in a van in 1986.

[@AnthonyMonaghan]

A frank honest interview with a truly humble and honest man. Whatever he has done since GnR is regardless. His road to recovery is very inspirational. As a recovering alcoholic and drug addict I can relate to a lot of what he says. Like all recovering addicts, we can learn from this man. Well done Duff...Anthony

[@BozCobra]

A genuine and good guy. Very honest. Kudos to you Duff! I always thought you were the most down to earth guy in GNR.

[@philthy2234]

One of the coolest people I have had the pleasure of meeting in a supermarket .

[@iwonakwiatkowska3982]

I like to listen to him

[@ricardocarlos6691]

Just found his book last week damn good story!!

[@LostSoulAscension]

Fuck yeah, Duff is bad ass for sticking up for himself in this, and staying so calm and positive.... I can see totally what shes trying to do, and making one song he wrote as if the whole album was about "turn around bitch" probably cause shes some feminist tight up, personally out for revenge, interviewer... such a lame approach... You can easily see how the interview isnt even about him at that point....

[@JethrineBodine]

He seems like a truly humble, honest man with wisdom and a sense of humor. She's got him on the misogyny thing though-perhaps he wasn't yet able to admit it to himself here.

[@laalki80]

Duff: "Ok, that was easy." It's easy when you're honest and have nothing to hide. Go Duff! :)

[@sjewitt22]

talking from experience nothing humbles you like hitting rock bottom with addiction alot of people become humble through it. Duff being a great example.

[@FrostedSeagull]

+sjewitt22 Completely agree with your Comments. It is good to see a "rock star" who does not refer to himself as a rock star. Ace Frehley whom I respect, Peter Criss and to a lesser extent Eddie Van Halen should al take note.

[@MrAdhityaeka]

"OK cool, That was easy..." LOL good job Duff!!

[@stevenbrewer9306]

they wrote about being on the edge because they were on the edge they wrote about life and thats what made there music, they had it all, talent, intelligence, image, and in alot of ways opened the radio doors for future true life bands, back then radio wouldn't touch them, im so glad these guys are alive, im a musician, songwriter myself and i often think how can you top anything that GnR wrote, they just sumed it all up in such a very clever, unique, and powerful way, just love Guns!! never will be another!!...

[@mackin26]

I had the pleasure of meeting this man a few years back…. what a gentleman?! So much respect for him.

[@brantgaspard9748]

I really like this guy. If any of you haven't read "It's So Easy"...I recommend it. It's a first hand account into horrible debauchery then redemption. I'm glad he survived....lol

[@ericcrawford8346]

Even on my level, I can relate to the ''self-medicating'' reference. That's why I stopped abusing alcohol and drugs. Early days still, but I feel much better. The misogynistic question-yes, and no, ''the spirit of rock and roll''? Maybe, maybe not. Who cares, the bloke's a survivor, not a paedophile.

[@shanebarras7816]

Duff Is such an Inspiration as a musician and more Importantly a man,he was the underdog and look at him now💖

[@animalloverJen87]

This guy is so damn lucky to be alive! 1 gallon of vodka a day wtf. That doesn't seem possible,

[@animalloverJen87]

Cool

[@yankees29]

It’s completely possible when you are sniffing cocaine at the same time. Cocaine sobers you from alcohol’s effects to some degree. So it enables you to stay going and keep drinking.

[@manuelcervantes5866]

It probably sounds crazy to People that never been into heavy drugs.."partying".. but completely relatable to those who have been there done that... Respect..

[@yankees29]

Manuel Cervantes exactly.... I’ve been there

[@manuelcervantes5866]

@@yankees29 yessir..pretty crazy to think about it but it happens...Mr.Brownstone

[@Glencoe666]

duff wrote a great book. im struggling myself. he is the man. it takes a lot for me to read, his book keeps me captivated.

[@maryanneoneill451]

I thought it was a good interview and Duff handled those tough questions well. The tough questions being those dissected from his book " It's so Easy and other lies" which I have just finished reading.I enjoyed reading the book.

[@ernestoaranda5855]

Your first check was very well deserved man! Thank you for having made my childhood so happy.

[@hunterwoods96hw]

This lady doesnt know what she is talking about.

[@aprojectsrecruitmentnzltd1060]

Duff is a survivor, and learned the ropes of Finance and Business is huge effort and success already!

[@rain73ful]

10 bottles of wine a day? How is he still alive? Jesus!

[@tonywalton1052]

he didnt drink that much, but it's easy to say, and if you don't grossly exaggerate who will buy your book. also, his pancreas didnt explode. and it cant be operated on. he had pancreatis, but again, 'exploding pancreas' sounds better

[@TooLameToDie]

Tony Walton I grew up in a family of alcoholics and I can tell you 10 bottles of wine a day is easy sauce...also your pancreas can most definitely rupture (explode) just a couple fun facts for you.

[@schmidtwill58]

I was never a fan of his music but always had respect for the man. Intelligence and introspective. I hope he's doing well.

[@agunsux]

Sarah doesn't know what she's saying. Luckily Duff has all the answers.

[@TomUK7]

+agun wiriadisasra Except when she asks him about the lyrics in It's So Easy. He's squirming like an eel. Great journalism. He's an intelligent guy but don't make him out to be a modern day Socrates.

[@rbeygarcia]

Yeah, I agree. She went in with her own idea. She wants him to give her the answers she already filled-in on her little pad. He's just saying the record reflected what they were living at the time. She is suggesting he's trying to promote being a drunken druggie just to come up with awesome lyrics, which is backwards from what actually happened.

[@TomUK7]

+plutorama Well, I think her adoption of an ultra conservative perspective let's the ultra debauched reality of G'N'R's lifestyle and music even more apparent and interesting. A good interviewer will always play devil's advocate to get the truth out of their interviewee. Her questions don't necessarily reflect her own moral stance but are designed to get as much info out of Duff as possible. What did it mean to HIM? Which she does well. GNR were anti-establishment and she is taking the stance of the establishment. I think you can see that he respects that. He's being challenged!

[@rbeygarcia]

+TomUK7 Erm no. She just doesn't get it. Her questions are speculative. She's making assumptive statements based on what she IMAGINES it must've been like for someone so deep in the thick of addiction. But there's a lot of shorthand in the music business that doesn't apply to a conventional addiction story. Factors, influences, motivators, are very unique to musicians caught in addiction. He was trying to explain to her the ACTUALITY of his situation which, as a musician, rang true for me. But she kept reverting to her preconceived "well it must've been this, or that...". His pauses show that he's looking at her wondering: "What are you on about?" But when he tries to clue her in, she's not receptive to it. She has no concept of it, first hand, so she doesn't get it.

[@TomUK7]

+plutorama What you say is all true. If she had first hand experience of what their lives were like back in the day then I guess she wouldn't have a job working at BBC. But she isn't there to empathize with him. She's there to question him. It's still a good interview though! Rock on!

[@ericlakota6512]

Another interview on him i wanted to coment so bad and the coments were off im proud of all thease rocker even axel imagin being a junki and having enough money to sopport your habit its amasing thay made it back all G&R its amazing their alive always put God first

[@campbellreynolds4769]

Duff you're a legend

[@corfukitty]

I'm not a GNR fan, but very impressed with this. Duff is so articulate and self aware. Nice guy.

[@magdalenab8108]

He's being judged by this woman, i don't think he came there to confess his "sins".

[@JakeMesser]

i love how its titled HARDtalk and at the end Duff says "okay cool, that was EASY"

[@jaymandell892]

The interviewer seem to think that Duff comitted a crime or something😂

[@barnman420]

Right! She probably thinks all addicts are no good criminals.

[@kelleeblack539]

Duff is a Smart Man & A Good Father Husband Son Brother !!

[@petefaders]

Intense fucking intro holy shit.

[@maryrecoy1616]

Duff I'm sending you're video here to both my sons bc the one son is drinking vodka everyday for last 15 years I know they say an addict has to stop when their ready but tht doesn't mean I'm not gonna stop tryn to send them a message and hope they might get some sort of wakeup call...so happy with you're turn around you're one of my FAVE rock n roll heros🙏🧡🎤😎🤘

[@maryrecoy1616]

​@DuffMckagan--Rockford ,Illinois 😎❤️🤘🎤🎸💯

[@morten1]

What is she, judge at a public hearing?

[@ivandias349]

So brave man. To sit and take this. He's a legend!

[@the47ronin1]

duff is on point. interviewer had no interest. rushed him.

[@jennydoucette2538]

this lady was a tough interviewer. duff handled it all with class and the good manners he was brought up with. i really liked him and his book.