Final Interview Lemmy Kilmister about terror, no fear of death and healthy drinking

[@thedigitalemotion]

I'm glad I lived in the world when Lemmy was alive.

[@warningpage8032]

Digital Emotion when did he die?

[@royjimenez5090]

Ok, and?

[@thedigitalemotion]

@@royjimenez5090 And? you need a reason?

[@dcd6611]

Me too mate

[@dcd6611]

Me too mate

[@Perebynis]

Cancer broke Lemmy´s body, but not his spirit. He lived to win. Legend.

[@giorgioladd8720]

​@@afistfulofpimples1745 he had brain cancer

[@simonsmith2642]

@@afistfulofpimples1745 when its your turn you make sure to report back to us and tell us how pretty your end is… The end is rarely pretty for anybody. Nobody makes it out of here alive. None of us. He was in his 70’s you do know that average lifespan right? My non smoking non drinking non cursing grandma died of cancer, the same age as my grandma who smoked and drank and cursed. Same age. I understand wanting to find something to blame, but sometimes, there is no blame. Its just the randomness pf life and death.

[@petesnik1282]

​@A Fistful of Pimples small nuts comment. I'd imagine u wouldn't have the same impulse to make the comment infront of him

[@leskay2575]

​@afistfulofpimples1745 I dislike people like you mouth breather

[@martincarlberg9671]

Lets revenge him, kill cancer!🤘🙏

[@stevepayne5965]

"They don't like rock and roll, and I don't like them." Brilliant words, Lem. Rock in peace.

[@roaddogrob9102]

He nailed it with that statement.🤘

[@GilbertSyndrome]

He did exactly what he wanted to do, til the very end. Bless you, Lemmy. x

[@FLJuJitsu]

Damn you can tell he was close to the end but he's still doing concerts and kicking ass. That's why he was Lemmy and we aren't.

[@bevrosity]

fuckin a

[@TheTillhammer]

James Henderson You are an idiot. What kind of crap do you listen to?

[@jeepmanxj]

@James Henderson lol wut

[@ccda3324]

@James Henderson eat shit, piss boy

[@danielcastllomarfull]

@James Henderson 👎👎👎👎

[@Simonize41]

Whether he cared or not, I think Lemmy knew he wasn't long for this world; you can see it in his eyes. I've one prized memory of meeting Mr Kilmister, and it's a meeting I'll cherish forever. Lovely bloke. Very much missed. :(

[@kurtbarlow9402]

Simonize41 I met him on the "Sacrifice" tour, in Dallas, Texas. It was snowing and windy. The club was supposed to open at 7:30, but they were having trouble with the sound system. We were finally let in at 11. The club rushed through the opening acts, and Motorhead took the stage at 12:10 They played until 1:45. Then Lemmy announced "We're gonna take a short break here, then we're gonna come back and thank you for waiting in the fucking cold to see us" The boys took a 20 minute (working) break, during which they met fans, and autographed merchandise. Motorhead retook the stage just after 2am, and played until 3:40. That's REAL class, not the pretentious bullshit he railed against. And yes, sorely missed. Hard to believe that it's been almost 2 years. MOTORHEAD FOREVER

[@heiligerjesus1960]

Simonize41 he got 70 years old thats pretty old for this kind of lifestyle

[@simonskrasts3642]

you can see prescription drugs, opiates in his eyes. thats what you can

[@northernthrifter8817]

@@simonskrasts3642 yeah I see that and he hated opiates.

[@KD-vg2yn]

@@kurtbarlow9402 idk what’s crazier, snow in Dallas or famous musicians that would play so long for the fans existing

[@michaelrada725]

They'll never be another LEMMY! Thanks to you and everyone in MOTORHEAD for being part of my life! Live Life Loud!!!

[@sully2350]

This dude was hilarious, insightful, compassionate, wise and reckless all at the same time. What a human being. He lived it! as himself no apologies offered no apologies needed. Rest in peace Mr Kilmister.

[@paulmorgan8254]

@Adam Marshall as you will be one day & nobody will talk about you

[@Warriors2022...]

​@@paulmorgan8254Exactly. Where are all these people coming from talking like this. It's fuching weird man....

[@tiger1044]

Everyone's got a date with the grim reaper sooner or later. It can't be avoided. What's your point?

[@charlesgarnhum6963]

​@@tiger1044I've heard about the Grim Reaper many times.What I don't understand is that for those who have died and have met him,how was it possible for someone from the dead to tell someone from the living about the Grim Reaper and besides what difference would it make if we all have to meet him or her anyway?

[@RobFultz-f8w]

Why would anyone celebrate this? He’s in hell.

[@Bullski123]

He barely got any voice left...and still pull through the last tours with it...RIP Lemmy

[@markharrison2544]

He could never sing anyway.

[@bevrosity]

a true badass legend

[@andrewdods2236]

Mark Harrison Did well enough .. for 50 years

[@maomao266]

@Truth seeker While Lemmy will be remembered as one of the greatest metal singers of all time,Mark Harrison will be remembered as a online troll

[@flowerfloc]

@@markharrison2544 fuck. You.

[@markymark3572]

Still can't get my head around the fact that he's no longer with us really. He will be immortal through his music R.I.P.

[@bbingtube]

I know me too, it’s like a type of cognitive denial ☹️

[@markymark3572]

@@bbingtube I always thought he would go on like Keith Richards has🙄

[@tiger1044]

​@@markymark3572Keith seems to have lived a cushy kind of life, compared to Lemmy. Despite them both being rock stars. Lem was the working class rock star. Keith stop taking dope ages ago. Keith's always seemed pretty boring to me. But I'm working class, former speed freak (been clean 26 yrs) and drunk.

[@Turkeymaster740]

​@@tiger1044Lemmy was just a moron.

[@ryckjunior9911]

And soon it will be our time to clock out too. Live the hell out of life before it's all over.

[@sheelakarsten4679]

The body nearly gone, the mind and soul as healthy as ever, sad to see this video for the first time, but now I think about his words , truely priceless !!!!

[@Danimal77]

He had many tumours all along his spinal column and brain. I am not sure if his mind was completely what it had been before his brain cancer, but given the circumstances, he was still very sharp until the end.

[@liuton2005]

He loved music, he loved rock'n'roll, he loved what he did, he loved his fans and everybody loved him back!

[@Juno_-]

"Make the most of it while you're safe now, you won't be tomorrow, maybe."

[@freddyloper813]

Hearing Lemmy say "40 year's is a joke, I have no idea what I'm supposed to do now" somehow gives me peace getting older and being terrified of it ending myself because life starts and ends way too fast and I love living and Lemmy damn sure did too and it shows in every interview. Man's Man

[@Adam-gm5tm]

1 Corinthians 15:1-4

[@werideatdusk]

I got to see him at Riot Fest in Chicago just a month or two before this. He was clearly struggling and didn't move much but the band killed it, and it was the biggest and most respectful and kind hearted mosh pit I was ever part of. A lot of love for this band and this legend right here. RIP.

[@elliotd.6999]

I was at that show too! You could tell he was struggling, the songs were slowed down a bit but man he soldiered through that set for a killer night. RIP to the one and only.

[@Stickleback]

2012 i think it was for my last Motorhead gig, we are lucky people.

[@Vor_Tex_Sun]

Got to see them in 2012. Spraned my ankle also because the crowd was nuts. Glad I got to see them

[@TomiKaski]

I saw Motörhead 22 days before his death...

[@karenrussell7338]

Just powering on, despite his illness. Many would have given up at this stage. Inspirational attitude to life.

[@markharrison2544]

He didn't know he was ill.

[@DTOLL9000]

apparently he died 2 days after his diagnosis

[@osbaldohernandez9174]

Most likely me having that fear of death but lemmy well lemmy said alright let’s go on your he did not think about what they said to him

[@candiceyoung8244]

He really lived the rock and roll lifestyle in every way he possibly could. Whether the consequences were great or bad. He lived hard,,worked hard,and played hard. You gotta have respect for that. The man lived. Rest in peace Lemmy 🙏

[@МашкаринецьІван]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@timothybond100]

YUP

[@patrickokeeffe4787]

Not everyone gets to live a reasonably trouble free long life like Lemmy. For every "Lemmy" that "gets away with it" there are about 20 people who go to an early grave. And its not that they were "weak" or that Lemmy was a "hard man" with special super human powers.....its down to just plain good fortune and luck which eventually ran out for Lemmy at 70 which is not too old per se. I lived a very hard and destructive lifestyle myself and its far from respect that I got. The people who are close to you might have a different take on that kind of a lifestyle because I was never there for people and caused them an awful lot of hassle when I was out too busy partying all the time. I also inflicted an awful lot of worry and fear on them when I nearly died pretty young as a result...had open heart surgery at just 53. That don't deserve respect.....that deserves a good kick up the arse which I got. What deserves respect is that I got responsible afterwards and cleaned up my act so that I am fully present for the people that I love now and to see that its not all about me.

[@Warriors2022...]

​@@patrickokeeffe4787Hey...He even said it was luck. But the world needed a Lemmy (the rock n roll music) and he played the role %100. Gave it his all. Give him credit.

[@patrickokeeffe4787]

@@Warriors2022... Never knocked his music...actually really love a lot of it and seen them live in the Academy Dublin. Just not delusional to think that he was a tough nut because he drank a bottle of Jack Daniels a day. Quite the opposite really....a tough person to me is a person who meets reality and its adversity everyday in their sober senses and dont need to escape into a bottle everyday. Been there and wore the tee-shirt. But as I said love the music and not knocking that....just this false hard man image because he could shift his drink or drugs....its all bollocks.

[@AngusMacPherson-ch9wh]

Thank you for sharing your music for so many years Lemmy, you are sorely missed but will never be forgotten,thanks ❤❤❤

[@ForeverMetal_1961]

If only I had the opportunity to thank Lemmy for this interview. I miss him dearly. Lemmy to the end.🤘🏻

[@twmlloyd5257]

He was a god, thought hed be here for ever

[@NiSiochainGanSaoirse]

You'll get your opportunity, sister, when we arrive in the everafter.

[@lightbulb8587]

As he was dying he sounded and looked like my grandad.. so similar. Never in any other time, just as he was dying. But the attitude is so similar to him, the attitude of not fearing death and that look of courage in there eyes. My grandad had that in his big blue eyes and lemmy had it in his eyes. Lemmy inspires me so dearly and so did by grandad. Lots of love to Lemmy and so much to my grandad Lemmy: 28 December 2015 My grandad: 30 March 2019 ❤️❤️✊🏻

[@metalbelles3662]

You must be a teenager

[@therideneverends1697]

@@metalbelles3662 probably is or was what about it?

[@andysimpson6643]

Your grandad looked like Lemmy😂

[@themusic6808]

“You can’t plan your life it doesn’t work...if you’re confronted by a situation that you didn’t plan for then you’re lost...baffled. You might as well be ready for anything, and to do that you need to take all the drugs you possibly can...so that you’ll know what they are.” So sharp even as he was dying :)

[@andreaslandgren1681]

Fucking true!

[@rodwilliams4170]

Ii bought the No Remorse leather bound in the 80’s and saw Lemmy and the boys in Melbourne in 1982 at The Venue in St Kilda. What a gig!! Thanks Lemmy

[@handgunner1911]

i had the chance to see motorhead a bunch of times and meeting lemmy also.i must say this he remembered me every time he came to town and id get to see him backstage.that says alot in itself what a great human being,a gentle,funny,highly intelligent person.love you lemmy

[@andrewdods2236]

illuminated one You are a Lucky Bastard !!! ;-)

[@MarkSmith-tp6zc]

Some story bro

[@ytr3488]

​@@MarkSmith-tp6zc That's all it is... a story

[@ytr3488]

You always remember your stalker....

[@paulie6446]

Same here in Belfast, was 17, the rock invaders tour and every time after that.Turned into a lifetime friendship 🤘♠️

[@0mega.mechan1c.]

I mean can you believe this guy?! How cool is Lemmy: he said he gave up Jack and coke because the sugar was bad for him! He's diabetic and kept drinking it for 10 yaers after his diagnosis. Talk about Black Humor. And I was rolling on the floor when he said, " ..ahh that's good orange juice..!" except for the orange taste! THIS IS A MAN I NEVER MET AND YET STILL I LOVE HIM AND I MISS HIM SO MUCH.

[@ainsleystones4600]

I bloody loved Lemmy. For decades. It still makes me really sad that he's not around.

[@lemmy9809]

Such an intelligent man ..please listen to everything he as ever said in interviews .such common sense and truth..off someone who has witnessed and learnt from his experiences...legend..rip ...missed but never forgotten 💔 ❤

[@kattmat2595]

Such a gentleman stroking his hand thrue The smoke so it doesnt hit The interviewer. Seen it in a lot of vids of him

[@lukeshaw3375]

It's a strange habit, I also do it often if I smoke near someone who doesn't smoke them selfs, I also hold what ever I'm smoking behind my back if I'm stood up 😂

[@willdixon2349]

Very philsophical and moving interview. Bless you Lemmy! We miss your physical presence but the music lives on , and in that sense , you are immortal !

[@davethompson2881]

Christ, I wish I hadn't clicked on this. I can't un-see it now. Great philosopher, great man, great rocker. "Fuck those people, they don't like rock n' roll" - brilliant. Rest easy Lemmy, you made a difference.

[@motorhead7004]

Lemmy was a true trooper that never gave up rip lemmy thanks for the memories

[@georgehallett7622]

Cant have enough respect for the man, he said he would play till the day he died and he did. A man of his word is a man worth respecting

[@123TauruZ321]

It's quite incredible, he looks so old and withered, but still dignity intact, and a very sharp brain too. Really inspiring to watch this. Appearances is nothing it's what on the inside that counts, the soul, the brain and the heart. The style. A true Capricorn, solid like a mountain even towards the end. I'm sure he didn't even think about death in the final moments, just let it happen, a new discourse, find out what's on the other side.

[@GangiFilms]

Well said

[@cosmicman621]

...nice of you to mention Lemmy as a Capricorn “....when I was young I was already old...” cheers from a fellow Capricorn 🤘🤘🤘

[@123TauruZ321]

@@cosmicman621 That's cool ^^ I probbaly was a little (or a lot ^^) drunk when writing that, but truth is truth man ^^

[@nealgrimes4382]

@@cosmicman621 Astrology is Bullcrap.

[@thegrreekvampire]

he's was, and still is a true hero. RIP easy Lemmy.

[@MetalD1111]

I’m living by what lemmy says live your life don’t care what anyone says and I don’t fear death tomorrow is never promised that’s for sure

[@deborahchesser7375]

@@MetalD1111we ain’t here for a long time we’re hear for a good time dammit, ya gotta live day to day right

[@MetalD1111]

@@deborahchesser7375 bro I agree Lemmy is the man he’s such a great influence we are always vulnerable in life no matter what like why panic and overly worry like shit make the most of it in life in your own way

[@benfranzoso3312]

He lived life his way and embraced death with class. Thank you for the music Lemmy, you have brought joy to millions.

[@matthewlacey5307]

"they don't like rock and roll and I don't like them" - enough said

[@awwffsgoyorself1880]

FUKIN well said 👍😹😹😹

[@gregh2723]

Always loved Lemmy’s brutal honesty. Sadly missed.

[@joemckeown7064]

A moment i will never forget as a little kid seeing lemmy play at wrestle mania when triple h came to the ring. I know not very rock n roll way to get into heavy music but it was my start and this man opened it up for me. Such a lovely genuine bloke who knew what he was and what he was doing.

[@step4798]

Lemmy knew the answer to obvious, and so humble, everything he said makes so much sense, ask him a question and he comes back with the most literal obvious answer, he is one of my "if you could have dinner with anyone past and present who would it be" questions, Lemmy.

[@angelwauna]

you can tell how great of a person he really was/is ( I hate using past tense because I feel like his spirit still lives on ). Rest in Paradise

[@Karaoke_today04]

it's Miriam. It's heaven

[@Hugh_Morris]

He lives on through his son, the friends he made in his life and the music he created.

[@goose300183]

@@Hugh_Morris Absolutely. As long as we keep listening to his music, he isn't really dead.

[@andreakrause5960]

When he laughs he looks young again. He always said, that the most important thing in life is to keep your sense of humor... I think we all love his way to smile, so heartwarming, wise and ironic. I have to cry a lot about him these days, but I also think, that it is better he left at the age of 70 and after a great life without any compromises instead of suffering from pain and the fact not to be able to live in the way he wanted to. But I always have to admit: He changed the life of so many people and I am so f***ing greatful! I feel happy for all of you who had the pleasure to meet him. Legends never die!!!

[@trashythrasher1392]

Legend I'm bummed out that i will never get the chance to see motorhead live or meet lemmy:(

[@andreakrause5960]

The same... :(

[@Hugh_Morris]

Same for me, they were my dream gig n he’s one of my heroes

[@lupecorrea3970]

Trashy Thrasher same 🙁

[@KirillGorelov81]

"But one thing you will never lose Is the singing in your head That will still be with you till the end" Rest in peace, Lemmy.

[@jfeelix91]

:'(

[@angigibson9883]

Lemmy!

[@IrlBandit]

To have experienced life when Lemmy was the man, i'm privileged - saw him in Brussels March 81 - missed 2 gigs and am devastated to this day. What a legend of a man - Motorheadbangers for life - this interview makes me sad but to see Lemmy happy and jovial gives me some respite - RIP the Main man

[@nottmfunguy]

I watched this a few times, I think the interviewer should have some credit, her questions were direct and it seems that is how to get the best out of the late great Lemmy.

[@jackyblue67same10]

I can really so how sick he was in this interview looks bad but he was the best RIP LEMMY .

[@englishrose7195]

I'm so lucky to have seen them so many times. RIP Ian Lemmy

[@hksMovies]

a real sensitive deep rock soul. God bless your intense soul Mr Kilmister. An orthodox Christian from Cyprus.

[@MetalD1111]

He’s right nothing is safe just live your life and make the most of it

[@simonwilletts7965]

Ive followed motorhead since around 1980 and saw them many times and met lemmy once....through my darkest hours there music has pulled me through it all....this interview tells everyone what kind of man he was...smart...intelligent..funny.. honest and engaging really miss the guy but also proud he comes from my country england too...gone but never forgotten

[@mianemesis9702]

must admit i tear up a bit every time i watch this. he looked so frail.

[@reubenkinsey2947]

Lemmy rock on ✌️🎸🎛️🎛️

[@tehf00n]

A true legend. Some might say he looks like he's at the end, but he lived 100 lives by this point.

[@boulecoq1700]

It really upsets me to see lemmy like this. He probably knew he didn’t have too much time left. Bless the man.

[@bradyfry8031]

I don't know if he ever had any grandchildren, but by God he'd be the most badass grandfather of all time

[@threeballedtomcat9380]

Lemmy was a one of a kind, and there won't be another like him.... RIP, Lemmy. We will see you again, brother......

[@garethsavin4464]

I loved this guy. Spoke his mind and gave his opinion. He was who he was and that is how I love people to be. People can love you,like you or hate you but at the end of the day you are being you. Was devastated when Lemmy died,but by god did he leave the best music with us. RIP Lemmy,you truly were a one off.

[@dscheme4427]

Great sense of humor till the end. Wisdom, and never once did I hear Lemmy say he was feeling sorry for himself even when he was like this. I miss that guy.

[@direwolf4981]

The English way…

[@tiger1044]

No regrets!

[@bullyinspace]

I love this guy. Always had time for everyone. Miss him man

[@1980extremeG]

He did exceptionally well to reach 70 years considering the amount of JD he put away; he had a great time though and was certainly more concerned with living wide than living long. He seemed very down to earth for a rock star, his wit was razor sharp and he was a very articulate/intelligent guy. RIP Lemmy, you legend.

[@MENFUSSMIKE]

Shit....not just JD

[@chrismonroe3226]

Hard to watch. A very loveable man, who had shown the world that.. yes you can make it in a world that doesn't want you there. God be with you Lemmy. May God bless the interviewr too.

[@Warriors2022...]

"Would you always continue performing?" "What until after death? No!" Legend.

[@sydney11ification]

God he was shook here I would think he didn't last much longer after this rip lemmy pure legend. I see now it was only a month later. Although he hardly had the strength to talk his intelligence still shines true very clever speaker till the end.

[@Tom-dx1tv]

he died about 3 weeks later :(

[@TheMiggitymark]

It was painful to see Lemmy at this stage. I saw the band in San Francisco right before this interview. When they came walking onto the stage, I saw Lem, he looked so frail, and I had the thought..."This is the last time I'm going to see this band." And that realization made it both the best and worst show of my life.

[@zcosmos9]

Saw that show at the Warfield and knew it was probably the last time owing to the fact that Lem was wearing gum soled creepers instead of boots.....

[@papawx3]

After all these years, I FINALLY got to see Motorhead while thy were on their American Tour {September 2015}. He only had three months to live and looked it too when I saw him. Very little if any of the old energy that Lemmy was known for, but I could understand, I think we all knew this would be the last time we would see him. The fact that he took the stage at all was amazing. Sadly missed, Phil Taylor too. Now I hear Eddie Clark is in the final stages of lung disease and will no longer tour or record. All my favorite rockers are going away. Sad.

[@MENFUSSMIKE]

My friend saw that final tour and he said it was hard to watch. Lemmy was struggling

[@Heisenberg-to4bq]

Proper old school gent, down to earth, genuine and honest. Today people are so fake and full of themselves. RIP Lem, thanks for the journey and the music.

[@jamesmcmahon7837]

Top bloke. Lived in same street for a while in the late 80’s. He was always taking the piss out of us when we bumped into him but he was only joking around and he was funny.. THE WORLD NEEDS MORE LEMMY’S AND LESS LEMMINGS!

[@sixsentsoldiers]

The thought of Lemmy at the poker machine at the Rainbow or on stage murdering ears was such a great feeling. This Man Was Great. He will live forever.

[@barbararyan4084]

Poor Lemmy, not looking great because of the cancer. He Iived his life his way. RIP gone but NEVER forgotten 🙄

[@markaguzmanartist630]

what type of cancer he had ?

[@voodoochile6796]

Prostate, also cardiac arrhythmia

[@rhondagreen1465]

He was diabetic ...he didnt have cancer

[@someoneelse101]

@@rhondagreen1465 He had prostate cancer, cardiac arrhythmia and congestive heart failure. Those combined with Type II diabetes and alcohol is like kryptonite

[@canadiandrummer]

At one time, we were friends. Lemmy is one of the most genuine and kind (and funny) musicians I’ve ever known or met. The real deal.

[@NigelFortune]

Lemmy your body may be gone but you will live on forever through your music. Rest easy now...

[@thegrimreaper1991]

Lemmy looked so gaunt and sick here. Really sad to see him like this. Motörhead forever! RIP Lemmy no more pain :)

[@williamgeorgefraser]

I did an interview with Lemmy back in late 1972 for my university radio station. He was the "new guy" in Hawkwind and was chosen to put up with my inexperience. He did it gladly and we drank a bottle of wine together. One of the highlights of my life along with meeting Queen. I was terribly sad when he passed away.

[@billmccarthy5920]

What a fantastic story, thank you

[@RaveSceneTribute]

wow, thats awesome. thanks for sharing

[@ResidentBeagle]

Lemmy is a shining example of how to live life. We are only here for a brief period - make the most of it 🤘

[@lukemorgan5864]

RIP Lemmy your a legend

[@turbulus]

when told how many months he had to live (2-6mos), his calm response: "Oh, only two months, huh?" legend

[@JoeMastronardo]

Is that true?

[@wolfmutant-v2v]

It was only 2 days...😕

[@direwolf4981]

And then died 2 days after being told the news. Talk about going out on your own terms! RIP LEMMY!

[@MENFUSSMIKE]

​@@JoeMastronardo yes it is

[@kakthehak]

Truly one of the most amazing people to impact the world. So happy I got to see them live. All my love and respect to you Sir. RIP.

[@jasoncherry3404]

He was one of a kind, there will never be another Lemmy or Motörhead. I wish I had a chance to see them at least once in my life but I can listen to their music anytime. I hope their music never disappears because this generation desperately needs their sound to remind them what pure Rock / Metal sounds like.

[@restojon1]

I was lucky enough to see Motorhead quite a few times and, as a fellow fan of their music I'd love to give you a chance to get somewhere near the live experience of Motorhead. This might sound crazy, but go with me. You either need to blast it through a massive PA system to listen to it or, as I'm guessing that you don't have a small stadium quality PA in your living room, get a big set of headphones that cover your ears, a pedestal fan and if you can find something to stand on that vibrates you're in business. Now, turn up your stereo to max and listen to No Sleep Til Hammersmith all the way through with the fan on full tilt blasting at your clothes and the floor shaking underneath your feet. When the album is finished, remove headphones and switch everything off. If you've done everything correctly your ears should now ring and hiss for the next 5-7 days and communication with the rest of the human race should be a huge challenge until around day 2 and a bit when you give up entirely and just become a recluse listening to more Motorhead and drinking at home. This has been a public information broadcast on behalf of Motorhead fans everywhere, enjoy 😆 🤘

[@smofla13]

glad i got to see motorhead in me hometown (birmingham) uk few yrs b4 he passed....lemmy rules forever....

[@aykutaydogdu269]

That last laugh is like "Death? Meh, lt is just another nap for me." What a fuckin legend.

[@jcmangan]

Born to lose, live to win.

[@46metube]

What a lovely guy.

[@softshoedancer]

favourite Lemmy quote "Luckily I managed to avoid ever having to do the really devastating things in life...like getting a job"...saw him on Charing Cross Road once outside Henry Pordes Bookshop...he gave me a cursory once over as a greeting of sorts...then was delivering to Rosemary Branch pub in Islington got friendly with this old rocker dude...turns out was Wurzl!

[@mayhem7427]

No matter how old or sick he got he was still himself until he and his band was no more. An honour and a privilege to know you , Lemmy. See you sometime......but not now x

[@mark37487]

so sad to see him like that really miss him alot ,no one has that voice and that look ,he was so awesome

[@13Xibalba]

why sad? how many people reach their final days with that amount of humor, composure, intelligence and cojones?

[@johnstoner666]

Lemmy forever. Wise man.

[@direwolf4981]

Amazing that he didn’t know he was dying at this point. Dude held his head up all the way to the end. Long live LEMMY!

[@MENFUSSMIKE]

I'm sure he did

[@tiger1044]

Sure he did- are you kidding me? He knew he had cancer. You can see it in his eyes. He knew he had a great run that was winding down.

[@mikefule]

The official story is he was diagnosed 2 days before his death. However, it was pretty obvious long before that. He received a lifetime award for services to bass in November 2015 and looked incredibly frail then.

[@greysouthre3888]

There will never be another. As I get older I think I understand Lemmy more and more. We miss ya brother.

[@timficker7649]

Thank you very much for uplöading this, I'm stuck in a pretty rough spot at the moment at à physical therapy/old folk's home with only my friends to sneak me in a drink once in a great while(not enough) and your post really cheered me up quite a bit. Chëërs! Tim "The Fresh Prince of Darkness" Ficker

[@donniecatalano]

I'm happy about getting old. That means that I managed to see and experience some of the best music ever in first person

[@Chronas9.9]

He's lived his life to the fullest, he wore himself out. RIP

[@Nomadcreations]

Yes & He's Not Hiding It, He's open & Telling His fans His Ending Story

[@zosothezephead837]

6:40 very surprised Lemmy didn't mention The Ramones - those 2 bands really respected each other and Lemmy even guested at their last ever show.

[@michelphilippeLehaire]

Lemmy was a fantastic musician and singer but also a nice, intelligent man, with a great sense of humor. Thank you for this priceless interview!

[@bradlittle8047]

Man it hurts seeing lem like this 😭 he didnt let anything get to him 🤘 born to lose lives to win. Rock and rolls biggest icon. RIP lemmy 🖤🤘

[@mariospensieri941]

Heavy Hard Kick Ass Rock n Roll wouldn't be What it was and Became to Be Without This Man! RIP BROTHER.....

[@dainejir661]

He went out with his boots on. Lemmy to the end.

[@jfeelix91]

To Quote iron maiden lol " if you're gonna Die... Die with your boots on! "

[@needham831]

He was Lemmy and he played rock and roll. And I'll play rock and roll until the day I die because of him. Inspiration and a hero forever. 🤘🙂🤘

[@ChrisCardenDrums]

Lemmy had such a pure soul, loud and fast and fuck the haters. A true rock and roller.

[@Spartacus48]

He knew his eyes give it away , he’s worn out bless him but he still fought it , but his body gave out RIP lemmy

[@Andyc18]

That laugh at the end was golden. Dying of cancer but still had that glint in his eye🤟

[@danieldorey8762]

Absolute legend, Ride free Brother, Respect 81!

[@simonprodhan5050]

this is the first time i've watched the complete interview and all i would say is what a man! so dignified and unrepentant and a gentleman to the end, lemmy was everything true rock n roll is about, it's over now sadly but all good things must end, we'll never see his like again, how could we? that fantastic 50's/60's era that he came from is long gone, he is now a legend alongside his own idols like little richard, john lennon buddy holly and gene vincent, RIP lemmy and thank you