David Bowie imitates Mick Jagger!!

From "David Bowie - Parkinson Interview ("Life on Mars", 2002)" here: • David Bowie - Parkinso...
The dialogue between Mick Jagger and the person in the audience: Guy yells out: "Get your hair cut!!". Mick says: "What! ...and look like YOU!?" (Thanks to Chris Wilder)

[@robbishop1287]

I honestly think this is the best impression of Jagger I’ve ever heard

[@eliseintheattic9697]

If you enjoyed this you have to see Tim Curry's impersonation.

[@deanoward]

Noel Gallaghers one is pretty good "what you lot talkin about?"

[@paulamiles9559]

Even his face changes

[@timwatts9371]

@@jantelopez5626 "Ere Keef! 'ave you seen the date on these marshmallows?"

[@skepchica]

@@paulamiles9559 It was almost like he appeared for a second! Lol

[@ylekiote99999]

Forrest Gump is always around for the classic moments.

[@bemondo]

best comment ever

[@rubensjunior8586]

TRUE

[@ukasz7347]

Yeah, best comment ever. Thank you for make my day ;)

[@jgalla5549]

underrated comment.

[@kanthaka677]

♥️

[@paulya1269]

That’ story isn’t anything without Jagger’s accent, and Bowie nailed it!

[@rafaelsantos-em7ut]

and also the square person in audience's - as a square person's

[@simonmultiverse6349]

I think Jagger's speech owed something to dope as well.

[@bluewonder136]

Just brilliant 😀😀

[@angelapergolani6500]

Yes, he absolutely nailed it..........Bowie was and still is such a talent!

[@belin-teamdjokovic1628]

It don't mean a thing, if it ain't got that _LOO’ LI’ YEOU_

[@jlori4690]

For non-natives: "GET YOUR HAIR CUT" "WHAT, AND LOOK LIKE YOU?" 😂😂

[@adamtokar6760]

Thank you

[@CICORIA977]

I was wondering someone could help me with some comment like this

[@franz-josefmanderfeld8801]

Thank you. Greetings from Germany.

[@thomaspiccirillo6820]

THANK U I'M FROM BROOKLYN AND STATEN ISLAND

[@saraivone]

thank you

[@zackzallie8735]

Tom Hanks appearing in random places everywhere lol

[@rovertrobert3180]

Epsteins island.

[@dmotta2811]

He’s a dork compared to Bowie

[@zackzallie8735]

@@dmotta2811 lol imagine having sex and all of a sudden Tom Hanks is in the corner watching you

[@dickface9525]

Zack Zallie That happened once to me. I was the bed

[@ericdouville5633]

Like Forrest Gump

[@angusmcbean4449]

David Bowie was a true genius. I have 18 of his albums. There’s not a song I don’t love. He is missed.

[@ButtChinsAreHereToStay]

That is impressive. My favourite singer is an African/American soul singer who has been gone for over a decade (& have a similar amount of albums) I even have dreams where I am getting a sneak preview of new material he is working on. If you are spiritual, like me, it blows your mind. These stars are sorely missed.

[@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek]

@@ButtChinsAreHereToStay what is the relevance of race/skin tone? Does this artist have a nice? Like bowie...

[@thegorn]

@@ButtChinsAreHereToStay Surely this person of which you racially categorise has a name?

[@ButtChinsAreHereToStay]

@@thegorn kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJXYdXWCobSjhJI (Teddy. P bottom center of picture)

[@flybeep1661]

@@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek Woke dipshit alert

[@danielaf1487]

"Get your hair cut!" "What, and look like you?" No matter how many times I watch this (and over the years I've watched it dozens of times), it ALWAYS makes me laugh. The story, Bowie's delivery, timing, accents and facial expressions always do it for me! It's one of the funniest, best told and most charming celebrity anecdotes out there.

[@markvandijke8904]

Agreed. Just like that "I'm the chameleon of rock and roll" quote 😅

[@royferguson3909]

and your unbiased opinion is much appreciated. love your loyalty

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

"Wha', an' loo' li' ewww?" :^D

[@bobupen6476]

Daniela F : I couldn't agree more, or put it better myself :)

Eu também Daniela

[@dvd11811]

David aged well ... so sorry you are gone, Starman ... you will never be forgotten ...

[@fluxstandard8364]

Knowbrains oh fuck off your comment is sooo horrendously irrational it’s unbelievable. He is not coming back and he is most likely never knew who you were and most likely your just pirated his music along with other artists because you really don’t care about intellectual property rights. But I could be wrong and every single point I made is entirely wrong, but I hardly doubt that. Grow up and stop whining about his death.

[@SvenTviking]

I reckon he faked it, he didn’t want to get old publicly.

[@SvenTviking]

Flux Standard Jesus mate, you are truly demented!

[@dvd11811]

@@fluxstandard8364 LOL ... Sounds like you are trolling ... Good luck catching anything ...

[@dvd11811]

@@SvenTviking Flux is just trolling and I am not biting ... thanks for covering my back !!!

[@ernietech-101]

David Bowie was a true class act. You can see it in his interviews. No pretention. No attitude. No condescension. Just a decent guy.

[@upturnedblousecollar5811]

I love the fact Bowie kept it real. If anyone could've had superstar pretensions, it was David Bowie.

[@JustSomeKittenwithaGun]

Aside from abusing underage right? Yeah real standup guy

[@markyoung405]

Yes! and I always admired the way he turned down a M..B.E and C.B.E unlike that twat 'sir' Mick Jagger!

[@JustSomeKittenwithaGun]

@@jamesalkan5504 I did my research that's EXACTLY why I said what I said, you projector. Never call a child abuser a saint. You are both sick.

[@miguelrotaeche8582]

No pretention? No attitude?

[@standenberg]

The guy had it all....a musical genius, stylish & effortlessly cool but above all a genuinely top bloke with a superb sense of humour. Hard to believe he’s no longer with us.

[@karldyke5029]

At least his music will live on

[@isitwasit8756]

Did you know him personally?

[@patriciawright8786]

@@isitwasit8756 --I DID NOT know David Bowie personally, & I know this stuff about him too. He put himself out there, & then ended up having all those attributes, & more. I did get to see him in an amazing concert once. SO, I will say:"ME, & David Bowie spent some time together once." OH, OH! 1 of my many nieces saw him, & his group in a club in South Africa once. She was there for 'Semester At Sea'. She was appalled when some dumb guy in her group went to his table, & interrupted BOWIE'S group. He gave this guy his autograph, & was very GRACIOUS about it. 1 of the biggest Rock Stars in the world W/ his wife, & friends! Meanwhile, WE have a bunch of self important Movie Stars, who would have punched the guys 'lights-out'. How's that for proving what "standenberg" said?!?

[@annwhite2346]

Oh do keep up JoJo. Latest version is she was 15, as in the Daily mail. Shame she got caught out lying on her VH1 interview. If you're telling other people to use their brains then at least get the details right, otherwise you just look a bit thick yourself.

[@manxlucky]

There’s a clip with him and David Gilmore of Pink Floyd and DB makes a joke about going to see PF when he was six with his parents. The look on Gilmore’s face is priceless. Hilarious.

[@lonestar6709]

The most down to Earth megastar you could get. Turned down a Knighthood. Turned down the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. He was just a guy who made music. Still missing you, Starman.

[@rishiramkissoon6976]

he turned all that down? wow

[@Jenjen-qc5eq]

He is with the stars now.

[@louise_rose]

He accepted the French Légion d'Honneur though, and was proud of it. :) I agree he would have deserved to be knighted if he had accepted it (as would Jon Anderson and Peter Gabriel IMO)

[@11Bravo19D]

Ashes to Ashes….also happens to be my favorite of his.along with Fame,Golden Years.

[@carolynnelson3859]

Me, too, Lone Star.

[@tinabuck7638]

Bowie is a wonderful storyteller...and that voice ☺️

[@TonyEnglandUK]

Such a legend. And I think this is the first interview I've seen where David isn't stoned out of his tree.

[@anachanteuse]

i love his speaking voice so much

[@johnbaxter5766]

Ana , yes Bowie had a wonderful voice.I Think he would be amazed that people valued his persona and I like your face too

[@larry45044]

GREAT VOCALS ALSO

[@Absolutely_puck_fakestine]

Yeah, speaking voice... Because he also has a farting and puking voice.

[@larry45044]

@Klik Date yes im a bloody yank! LOL

[@newavatar2947]

He should have read audiobooks

[@mcd3379]

David Bowie was the genuine article and the real deal. He had it all - talent, intelligence, creativity and a great sense of humour. He is sorely missed.

[@alexanderSydneyOz]

Well, after all, he was English.

[@finitesound]

And a recurring pattern of sexual assault.

[@reggiekrager5411]

@Fur Q Never proven.

[@saraheart2804]

David Bowie seems like he was such a nice guy.

[@lonironi3754]

He is mysterious. ❤️

[@tablecloth364]

probably bc he was ❤

[@ven.lamanamgyal5269]

YES! He WAS!

[@citizenseventies6738]

A decent, down to earth and funny bloke he was, but looking at some of his earlier interviews he could give as good as if ever an interviewer started being a bit of a t*@t with him and quite rightly so. RIP David.

[@rafaelsantos-em7ut]

he does love his music still I wonder what it was when he took too much coke and uttered nazi things for a while a character? the thin white duke? I'm a Brazilian, and some English-speaking musicians and actors have been my teenage heroes - but sometimes I wonder whether, if I actually knew those persons, I wouldn't find some of them somehow or somewhat, say, racist, or xenophobic, or arrogant, or high-brow... but I'm letting myself go, speaking up, getting it out, brainstormingly, experimentally i have no further reason to suspect Bowie of that - or Morrissey, or Van Morrison (love his singing), let alone my idol Mick Jagger (I'm a reincarnation-wanna-be-Mick)

[@taur6115]

For once Tom Hanks wasn't the most famous guy in the room.

[@cantstopthemusic456]

taur 611 ...or the most famous gay in the room

[@bonechip512]

Yeah, no one tops Parky.

[@deerhunter9107]

Tom whooo?

[@gomongio]

Is he famous?

[@Abigart69]

@@ghophuckurselves3562 he's not a pedo

[@gpeddino]

“Get your hair cut!” “WHA, AN’ LOO’ LI’ YEOU?”

[@rosshewage6893]

Finally - an accurate translation.Well done!

[@darkopoletan322]

I mean guys , I lived 2 years down under , Berlin Ibiza Amsterdam , but fook me if I could understand that ! 😂😂😂😂 I’m a little bit sad that I can’t get it immediately.

[@卂爪卂几-g5w]

I first thought he said: "Get in the car" "Wa no lik yoah"

[@valencecartier4639]

@@卂爪卂几-g5w hahaha! same here

[@renault19puntonet]

Had to hear it three times to get it... hahahahaaha!

[@darrenlloyd4835]

I met David Bowie when I worked on his exhibition in London. He was beautiful and so down to earth. We had idiots from EastEnders come to the exhibition and act like divas and Bowie himself was a gentleman. Such a real star and so was Iman ♥️♥️

[@dmzabo3914]

So down to earth.....that’s because the Star-Man fell to earth so long ago.

[@Jasminechicago1]

I found him to the same when I spent time with him and Reeves during a small private gathering at Traxx after a live radio interview and mini concert in Chicago , ...very humble , personable classy brilliant and beautiful , Unlike many books and press reports i had read for many yers

[@madwhitehare3635]

I was sad when he got his teeth Americanised….😔

[@mortimerbrewster3671]

I've had occasion in my life to meet people with real money/power and celebrity while also dealing with people who are wannabes. The wannabes act like the assholes you THINK the celebrity and money/power would act but don't the majority of time because when they know they have it and don't have to pretend like they do.

[@jgtemperton]

Coming to the party late. I met him as a student at the RCA when he was exhibiting in the Darwin gallery. I must have spent 20-30 mins talking to him, about 'my work'. Not his work, my work. That's how I will remember hm. A genuine bloke taking an interest in others and not himself.

[@user-ms3lb7dk1q]

His smile makes me feel like he’s still here...☺️

[@davidmckenzie3398]

cαтѕєνєяуωнєяє He is.... In our ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️......

[@lucaswallo8127]

:(

[@sometimessnarky1642]

That's creepy. What is he the Cheshire cat?

[@btstxtyounicekeepgoinghern1752]

@@sometimessnarky1642 you ruined the moment 😞

[@Saphir13]

@kkh369 89l 0

[@paalnordland8005]

Jaggers ...fast and strong comment."what, and look like you" are so brilliant, and the same with Bowies fantastic way to tell this, and his imitation are priceless!

[@mybabba]

He was an astounding mimic. I’ve heard him singing like Tom Waits, Bruce Springsteen and others and he was spot on!

[@FrankBenlin]

He was part raven.

[@louise_rose]

There's a tape where he's singing and impersonating Springsteen, Lou Reed, Iggy Pop and others, completely off the cuff! Is this the one you're thinking of? kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKPXiXmKrJecmdE It was recorded at a break in the studio around the time when he and Jagger were covering "Dancing in the Streets" in London - not sure if Jagger was there to hear this amazing cavalcade? :)

[@calmarsden8692]

@sabbracadabra if you have good vocal control it’s a very similar talent

[@marcocardia3960]

You can say he had an ability to change into different things, a chameleon per say...

[@LV2UXO77]

Little did David know when he saw Jagger as a kid that decades later, he'd be singing with him. I loved all David Bowie's music. R.I.P. XO

[@moc7302]

This never gets old. Dear, sweet, beautiful Bowie.

[@lorigrisham4651]

It was the first for me, and I LOVE it! Priceless

[@aporue5893]

an amazing enlightened soul.R.I.P. starman!

[@ladypilliwick8179]

Thank you texters....played it 6 times and couldn't get what Jagger said... 1:18. " what.. and look like you "

[@sp1midholm]

I thought it was really obvious, but I live in London

[@Schwabian]

you have to a Brit to understand what he said

[@olivierlanglet1932]

@@Schwabian I'm french and one time was enough.

[@rossanafioravanti8526]

I'm Italian and one time was enough too.

[@BookClubDisaster]

I got it on the 3rd try. Not bad for an American!

[@cien1975]

what a beautiful human being

[@annwhite2346]

You think wrong.

[@francescaf.5916]

Wu Beach Boy I don't believe that story, that was probably untrue.

[@francescaf.5916]

He was a good guy, very sensitive.

[@idiotbrando]

Duwang*

[@zackzallie8735]

definitely not tom hanks lol

[@kittyglitter5376]

Mick’s response was brilliant; David’s imitation was spot on!

[@somebody4244]

Bowie and Jagger both have those iconic speaking voices you’d recognise with your eyes closed

[@davidwhite4874]

@【Jack】 Rubbish! Cocker has a Northern accent, Bowie's is Thames Estuary.

[@C.Church]

Yeh yur rite bou that am a seen ya drem ya dur.... That's my Ozzie impression, written form. (hey the rest of the thread is about accents. I don't think that's what Some Body meant)

[@upturnedblousecollar5811]

@@davidwhite4874 Did you confuse "Jagger" with "Cocker" or is KZbin continuing its self-destruction by deleting comments again.

[@paulsaxo8754]

And we can now add to the man's impressive list of talents - perfect comic timing

[@GionoYT]

That's a great commentary! So true!!

[@cauchysintegral3713]

Anyone that can come up with Ziggy Stardust, sing Little Drummer Boy in a duet with Bing Crosby, and yet still be so wonderfully down to earth is Aces in my book. Brilliant human being.

[@stephenbieth6713]

One of the best Jagger imitations of all time! Miss ya David!

[@roquefortfiles]

The funny thing about Jagger is that he was actually from a fairly upper class area. But he put on a "Workin Class" accent. So Bowie is doing Jagger pretending to have a workin class accent.

[@upturnedblousecollar5811]

@@roquefortfiles I know it was a year ago but do you mind if I say what absolute bollocks it was. Mick Jagger never put on any accent.

[@roquefortfiles]

@@upturnedblousecollar5811 Oh f off. He sure as hell did. Well known stories that he used to play up a much more workin class accent than his actual somewhat privileged background. He did this to be accepted by the rock roll crowd and not sound like some toffy nosed tosser. Just listen to him at Altamont Speedway concert.. "Peopol.. why are we foooytin??" Bowie is dead accurate.

[@ladybird7845]

@@upturnedblousecollar5811 Of course he did !

[@tonyrussell1026]

As one person said (I forget who) the universe is about 4 billion years old and we were lucky enough to be around when David Bowie was on planet earth. (Or something like that)

[@mickavellian]

WE were luckier than any human will ever be.. Breatles, Bowie, Stones, Who.. Two British invasions AND Internet

[@jamesdunn9714]

The universe is about 13 and 1/2 billion years old.

[@tonybarfridge4369]

Tony Russell we were lucky to be born in the 20th century despite all its evils

[@vanlendl1]

The real point is, that every atom in your body is about 4 billion years old. And every of these atoms will still exist in thousands and thousands of years.

[@kangurukaiser9395]

Simon Pegg

[@davidcockburn5887]

For the memory of the great David Bowie I was at the same show in 1963 he mentions when I was sixteen which was at Hammersmith Odeon not Brixton and Mick and the boys opened the evening to a rare luke warm reception with their first release 'Come on'. Bo Diddley and the Duchess were there - fantastic - and a great performance by a young and wild Micky Most who played the guitar while rolling on his back. Gene Vincent also made a guest appearance hobbling on after a recent motorbike accident. Little Richard was amazing and danced on the piano ripping off his shirt into throwing it into the audience while singing seemingly unending choruses of a Whole Lot Of Shaking Going On. Absolutely wild performance. The whole audience were standing on those old cinema seats jumping up an down and screaming along - I remember the dust, smoke and sweaty atmosphere and that electric performance never to be forgotten. Rock and Roll!

[@betsyvoss49]

What a memory that must be!!!

[@lindadegraaf9297]

I am absolutely stunned...BEST COMMENT ON KZbin...EVER! How in God's name do you only have 7 "thumbs up", and NO OTHER REPLIES??!!

[@JerichoMile4]

Uh...David Bowie likes to clown around and such an interesting artiste !

[@fallingrockco2370]

deleted scene from Forest Gump.

[@kodyeldridge5847]

little richard and the rolling stones. that must've been incredible to look back on.

[@panchopuskas1]

...and the Stones were the warm up act.....

[@karenr.sternberg1920]

​@@panchopuskas1 Some amazing musical pairings indeed in those times. Similarly hard to believe bookings. First time I saw Elton John, he was the warm up act for Leon Russell at the Fillmore East.

[@sylvialawrence4431]

Loved David and The Stones. Seems like so many from other countries idolized black American musicians. Shame so many weren't treated well right here in America. Blessings to all who see character rather than color! ❤

[@Blaky182]

"OMG this is the future of music" jajaja ídolo 💖 You're unforgettable Bowie!

[@ProjectFlashlight612]

David looks so happy and healthy here. What a shame he had to leave this dimension, but what a great miracle that we had him with us at all. He changed history...he made history.

[@robertstorey7476]

This is just one of the funniest things I have ever seen.

[@miramonoban6999]

Bowie was so beautiful in every sense of the word.

[@lesvitraux]

Priceless IS the word. My favorite KZbin clip ever??? I think so.

[@markrny5183]

Lol--I hope Mick's seen this. He must've laughed like hell. Bowie nails it, facial expression and all. RIP.

[@ylekiote99999]

Very funny. An actual Laugh out loud moment:).

[@jamesagwe2981]

A ledgend impersonating a ledgend

[@clmentksh]

YES! a legend impersonating a legend laugh out loud brilliant moment‼️ :D

[@clmentksh]

I just now watched it again :D Smashingly funny and nonethelss a great moment of Bowie predicting the future of music circa 1963‼️

[@glenhughes8013]

When Bowie died, everything went tits up. World's not been the same since.

[@CeeDee01]

Then came 2020

[@NickMartinproductions]

You're right....

[@angelamaryquitecontrary4609]

You're so right. Brexit springs unbidden to my thoughts...

[@jaybruz.5688]

true words there.

[@guyincognito78]

so true

[@Dirty_Squirrell]

The Rolling Stones played at my dad's 21st birthday party looooong before they were known. They were awful, he says, and played nothing but covers. lol

[@Abuelo9]

I don't know how many times I came here for this clip, and how many times I will do it again.

[@patricklipski1662]

I never saw it coming thank you David

[@namcat53]

Yes! It's the perfectly timed Mick reply.

[@cubehire3653]

Mick did become the future of music and he's still kicking it. Bowie was also a giant.

[@evankeal]

Mick saw rock come and go, and he likely realizes hes still about the best front man there ever was now.

[@maaz322]

he's a walking corpse now, though. Shilling for vaccines and masks sure is rock n'roll for the ole geezer.

[@chocksaway100]

Abundant Star quality supremely talented David Bowie sorely missed.

[@NagoyaHouseHead]

Thats actually a brilliantly funny retort by Mick and a perfect impression by David

[@stianmathisen4284]

The charisma of David Bowie is next level!!!

[@jessicacapizzo1548]

My dad had an album of rolling stones that said in the cover "newest english band"

[@iavh7868]

England's newest hitmakers?

[@robsmith8715]

Bowie a true British rock 'STAR'. He refused an honor, even Jagger couldn't help stick his nose in the monarchy trough. But David had morals, he was worth what only his peers could give. Praise for his dynamic energy, inventing new characters, ground breaking, ability to see beyond the norm. British inventive brilliance.

[@gertjaap56]

Amen to that!

[@dmzabo3914]

Keith Richards did the same as David Bowie. Keith said to Mick something about all those royalty types wanted to do was put us in jail as they looked down their noses at us all the while they were taxing them to death. Keith was pissed at Jagger for accepting his knighthood from the Royals.

[@robsmith8715]

DMZABO Well if Keith Richard's did refuse an honor good on him. What happened to being against the establishment, free speech, not accepting gold from the royal coffers? Living or dead John Lydon, Lemmy, The Proclaimers, Bowie, Keith Richards and Lennon will always be rebel's.

[@wildbill5670]

Look up the word EGO in the dictionary and you will see Mick Jagger's face next to it.

[@jeffstone2136]

When did Bowie decline the honour, and what was it? Surely being David Bowie made him more royal than any king.

[@johnlegend3081]

Nice to hear David speaking of Little Richard who was an inspiration to A lot of well known bands/artists. RIP

[@benmeltzer]

I saw Little Richard in the mid-nineties. Throughout the whole show, between songs he kept saying, "We've *got* to do 'Jenny Jenny.'" He did a lot of his hits, but never did "Jenny Jenny." If that song was the favorite of anyone in the audience, he must have felt awfully teased and disappointed.

[@Snakefinger1000]

All my heroes are dying.

[@bobbyforce1957]

We can be heros🎵

[@subg8858]

To live is to die

[@badeugenecops4741]

@@bobbyforce1957 Just for one day?

[@charlesmiddleton4305]

David has been around since the 1960's none of us are here permanently,everything changes, not always for the better, get right with god, he is the one that is the true 'hero'.

[@Marlondurran]

Smashing lad that David.. badly missed indeed..

[@peaco1000]

The legend of David Bowie only grows in our tawdry and devitalised age.

[@CUStudioFilms]

TRUTH

[@mluca1221]

What a dismal comment. Bowie was never ever such a pessimist. He was always looking forward, not moaning.

[@peaco1000]

@@mluca1221 That's actually very true.

[@JohnSmith-vj6jt]

Priceless! A great musician that is surely missed.

[@ruthmacclure609]

From New Zealand - oh darling David, brilliant, so funny!

[@fernandomartin9190]

Everytime I feel down, I watch this clip and it changes my day. The funny never wears off

[@betsyvoss49]

I come back to it, as well. I never fail to laugh.

[@CutieMcBotty]

PhillyDaily?

[@Joshuagt34]

I read this as “David Bowie intimidates Nick Jagger”

[@natsudragneel6826]

Who's Nick Jagger? Mick's secret brother?

[@valburgabatori1990]

@@natsudragneel6826 his twin, I suppose))0

[@ac9472]

@@natsudragneel6826 it's a guy who has got a "Nick-name". It's "Nick".

[@SophieLovesSunsets]

'What and look like you' Jagger is savage 😂😂😂 Legends never die. Fly high Ziggy Stardust ✨

[@johnbarry1965]

If anyone likes Mick Jagger Impressions, you've got to watch Rob Brydon who met Jagger at a party. Jagger Impersonates Michael Caine in ZULU!!!!

[@ThomasJakobMusic]

I was wondering who Little Richard was so I just Googled him and it appears he died yesterday? 😳🤯 mind blown & R.I.P.

[@spiritanimal8836]

The architect of Rock n Roll. Absolute genius.

[@PanTopor]

@@spiritanimal8836 True dat!

[@billybabu]

Beautiful man in every way possible. Now with the Star's. Good night RIP .

[@colettelavoie7259]

great imitation of mick!! David's comedy side is contagious 🤣 😆 😄 😂 😀 😁 🤣

[@pauline7654]

XXXX

[@stevemckenna9019]

Bowie was magical. Mesmerising to listen at and look at. Miss him so much

[@davidroberts7425]

How appropriate to discuss Little Richard today

[@alanwatts8239]

You know this guy is good when Tom Hanks is sitting right beside him and the camera doesn't even film him...

[@tobiastripler2048]

"I mean, everybody remembers everything these days", if you dig this, you understand how deep this man has been.

[@nebularain3338]

It was an off the cuff remark, probably referring to the fact we all have recording devices these days. Stop trying to turn everything he says into some sort of deep meaning.

[@tobiastripler2048]

Was I? Well, I don't think: "I mean, everybody remembers everything these days" qualifies as a remark referring to "recording devices". To say the least. And after watching the Lazarus musical, I am actually convinced that it'd rather have to be you who'd have to stop denying his depth ... but you may well continue to do so.

[@monikaszymanowska5142]

I think he was lightly referring to his substance abuse resulting in mental disorders, which was really a generation issue - today you get panned for that so you keep clean for the sake AND at the cost of your creativity imo.

[@franticfreak3648]

@@tobiastripler2048 everybody remembers everything these days, because we have the net

[@MrPlokijuhujiko]

Every time Bowie appears before me for some reason, I feel like he's taking a moment from exploring the galaxy to stop in and wish us well... It's bittersweet. He says hello with his cool, syrupy voice. He smiles with his cheshire cat grin, his asymmetrical eyes twinkle... and then he takes off again into the unknown. Fare thee well, traveler. Please pop by, anytime.

[@rickcamp7807]

He's in eternal torment in Hell. Nice story thoigh

[@MrPlokijuhujiko]

Nice spelling bro.

[@rickcamp7807]

@@MrPlokijuhujiko No matter the spelling still in Hell.

[@MrPlokijuhujiko]

@@rickcamp7807That was almost a sentence! Keep at it champ, you'll get there!

[@C.Church]

That was a really unique way of explaining how you experience these things. Thanks for sharing that with us. :)

[@thedolphin5428]

What a wonderfully open and beautiful soul DB is ... I won't say "WAS", because he's alive here in this video; because he is still very much alive in his music to we fans; and because, as a soul, he does not die!

[@FeverDreamTheOneAndOnly]

This. This is what KZbin is for.

[@marielavidal6221]

Sweet Bowie 😅

[@dixienormus6941]

When even Tom Hanks looks star struck you know you’re the real deal

[@andresfelipe9612]

This is the part where Forest Gump had the chance to meet David Bowie

[@ladygrinningsoul357]

Damn, David is so funny 😂😂😂

[@SmackWaterJack001]

...was so funny.

[@RealSpaceHobo]

IMAGINING A SNERRING MICK IN HIS PRIME, THROUGH DAVID BOWIE -THE FUTURE OF ROCK....FANTASTIC.....PRICELESS"""".....:-))))))

[@casenowie]

Hahaha. Never seen this clip before. That was great.

[@kevinchouinard9539]

Just as funny as his impersonations was when he was trying to remember the name of the 1963 concert...where he said he was told the name of the concert because "everybody remembers everything these days." That line kills me, because the now-legendary catch phrase is, "if you remember the '60s, then you weren't there"

[@skylarmccloud4080]

I liked David Bowie Since I saw Him In "Labyrinth". I was like 4 when I saw it. He's just way too kool for Earth. God had to call him home

[@marlenesullivan3113]

GOD SHOULD OF SAVED HIM

[@61subsandnovideos]

@@marlenesullivan3113 And God did save him, saved him outta this terrible life that doesn't deserve such a cool and class guy like Bowie (hopefully)

[@fs1e734]

Bowie pure class,, what a great story,, loving the alien 🎶🎶

[@1e0s]

He got more handsome as he got older. Gorgeous man

[@dmzabo3914]

Some guys are so lucky like that. David had it all. Miss that cat! R.I.P. David Bowie. A. K. A The Star-Man.

[@wallacerose8663]

Rob Brydon's impression of Mick Jagger's impresion of Rob Brydon's impression of Michael Caine on Graham Norton is incredible.

[@docholl93]

My gosh what a legendary lovely person he was

[@davidconde1521]

“I’ve never seen anything so rebellious in my life” you know David was a good kid.... 🧒

[@MsPixi66]

I watch this time and time again and always laugh like I've heard it for the first time R.I.P Ziggy x

[@Kelly-nm4kw]

Hello Amanda, How are you doing?

[@starlord2112]

Jagger seated next to Bowie is really channeling Tom Hanks ain't he?...

[@garchompenthusiast]

That's Tom Hanks, David Bowie and Parky all in the same studio...wow

[@1959Berre]

Even when David Bowie spoke his voice was musical.

[@Einstein852]

He was the best. So imaginative. Great songs. And he had a great sense of humour. 💔

[@joshuad8326]

Thank you GionoYT. What a world we live in when clips like this are available to us at will.

[@robint7349]

I watch this every few months, never gets old. Cracks me up every single time. Bowie nailed it. Bowie was cool.

[@HavocMaster]

What and look like you?

[@andyjurkiewicz1990]

Greatly missed Mr Bowie,,GREATLEY,,,missed.

[@theblackstoneproject9917]

I could have sworn he turned into Mick Jagger for a second when he said that....

[@Mikevdog]

That was like a Forrest Gump moment

[@timsan55]

That's got to be one of the best short stories in rock and roll history. So sad he's gone now.

[@gotohoward]

I was a huge Bowie fan when he hit America. Listened to him constantly through 77 or so. He was in a bad way about the Diamond Dog time. Almost looked dead in interviews, then miraculously fixed himself in the 80's, 90's and beyond. It's a huge success story on another level coming back from drugs.

[@dmzabo3914]

That almost dead phase.....heavy cocaine use at that time. Christ he never saw the light of day for a good while in those days. Loved how he bounced back though. Just like you said.

[@Hoffinator]

It was the drugs

[@robertaruggieri4510]

Non sembra nemmeno si sia drogato per tutto quel tempo... è come se mutasse insieme a tutti i suoi personaggi💓 c'è stata la fase anni '60 che era un gran bel ragazzo affascinante poi di colpo la trasformazione in ziggy stardust che non sembrava nemmeno più lui... e poi tornato di nuovo con le sue sopracciglia che gli davano dinuovo il suo sguardo di allora..... è incredibile la capacità di trasformazione che ha avuto quasi irriconoscibile.

[@seanx666]

Forrest Gump just happens to be sitting there too lol

[@tellasmella]

That just made my entire life 😂👏🏻🙌🏼

[@internationaloutlaw]

Seriously?