Greg Opens Up About Resigning From The Wiggles | Hot Potato: The Story of The Wiggles | Prime Video

[@therickster6089]

My reaction to Greg’s retirement was so devastating for me because I love singing along with him to the songs. I remember when I first attended my first Wiggles concert in July of 2007, me and my brother were writing get well soon cards for him. But I warmed up openly to Sam, because he was such a fantastic yellow wiggle from 2006-2012. I was very fortunate to get a picture with Sam in 2009. I love both Greg & Sam. Always will! 💛💛

[@TalentedEarth44]

I remember when I heard that Greg was told that he had a limited amount of months to live, I was so worried and nervous that we were going to lose Greg for good

[@jaylene.turner6524]

My favorite Wiggle. I’m glad he’s doing well.

[@ashtonogwigglesfan]

Me too.

[@pierrefrancois7396]

1:46 never thought I see the day I see a wingle swaer 😢

[@UndeadNerdT800]

I was born in 2006 so I was able to grow up with both Greg and Sam And I’m kinda greatful about that because it was a different experience.

[@iannichols6452]

I remember hearing about Greg retiring back in 2006 and I was so upset because Greg was my favorite Wiggles singer.

[@ashtonogwigglesfan]

I didn't know why Greg left The Wiggles or why there was a new yellow Wiggle back when I was a kid. I was happy to see that Greg was back with The Wiggles, but I almost didn't recognize him.

[@sorntrash]

Same. I got to see them in 2005 and was very upset about it. I pretty much stopped liking the Wiggles from then on. Although I wasn’t far off from aging out of them anyways.

[@FortniteRosie10]

Sam said in an interview that he was disappointed with how the documentary portrayed this whole thing. And honestly. I agree. This is easily the worst part of the documentary. They barely let Sam talk, they focus way too much on the original guys with this documentary when they really should focus more on the full history rather than their personal highlights. The Wiggles don't know how to celebrate their full history... They've never been able to do it well... and they still can't.

[@halwiseman9420]

Finally someody else who shares the same thoughts as me!!!

[@dannythehipster5644]

Why would they need to celebrate their whole history when all the significant and impressive stuff happened in the first 21 years.... you know 9/11 relief, filming at NASA, Australia Zoo, Greg's departure, ARIA induction, etc. In my opinion, that should've been the focus. Nothing really significant happened post-2012. This is the superior documentary by far but the 2011 one did a far better at their history.

[@ChronicallyJuan]

This part of the documentary made me tear up because believe it or not, I actually suffer from the same condition that Greg suffers from, Orthostatic Intolerance (I was diagnosed last year). Well actually my condition is called Orthostatic Hypotension (OH) which causes Orthostatic Intolerance. Orthostatic Intolerance is NOT a condition, they're symptoms you get when you stand up or when you're upright. Some of these symptoms include Lightheadedness, Dizziness, Shortness of Breath, Feeling Faint, Fainting, and Fatigue. The two most common conditions that cause Orthostatic Intolerance are Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS) and Orthostatic Hypotension (OH). Both Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS) and Orthostatic Hypotension (OH) fall under the category of Dysautonomia.

[@UndeadNerdT800]

Stay strong, godbless you.

[@JackDelaney-ld7tn]

I was 6 years old when Greg left the wiggles and it took a while for me to understand why. All my mum told me was that he was sick and I was like “So? He’ll get better won’t he?”

[@coreyoffman8739]

I want to see interviews from sam

[@halwiseman9420]

Too bad; he's only in the doc for about 10 minutes

[@phanpyken986]

In the 20th anniversary special “Everybody clap, everybody sing”. Sam talks about being Greg’s understudy and more about him taking over for Greg

[@halwiseman9420]

@@phanpyken986 Pretty much the same stuff he said in this recent one

[@coreyoffman8739]

Also can’t forget about the tv pilot

[@coreyoffman8739]

Can we see more videos of interview from emma, paul paddick, all the current wiggles and all the concert clips And rehearsals And the opening but without the logos

[@eljordinio7647]

It was a bit upsetting when Greg left the first time. Weird thing is though, for me it never actually dunk in til I watched Pop Go The Wiggles for the first time I heard it before I went to my second wiggles show and even at said show I found out first hand, but, idk I didn't think much of it at the time til later

[@trishandraymanchester4506]

Greg wiggle is that really you I love you so much baby

[@andrewcolby2898]

1:54 SAM Moran the another og yellow wiggle

[@hannahduggan3599]

Whenever I think of Sam and Greg, I think of Mario and Luigi. Sam is Mario and Greg is Luigi.

[@lateramae]

Greg leaving The Wiggles is probably the reason why I'm not a fan of change. That shook me to the core as a kid! Still does to this day!

[@ashtonogwigglesfan]

I feel bad about Greg having health issues in the past.

[@halwiseman9420]

This was the last part I enjoyed from this documentary; everything else just felt crammed together with minimum explanation.

[@paulhonold7058]

If there was a documentary on blues clues they should talk about why Steve burns left the show in 2002

[@RileyWiggle-vl8zb]

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[@sorntrash]

Am I the only one who thought Greg was much older than 52? I thought he was at least 60. 😅