I read Morrissey's TERRIBLE Autobiography (The Smiths)

[@felixgraphx]

I'm a big smiths fan, and some other smiths fan lent me this book. I was surprised at first that he didn't even mention on when/how to give it back to him... When he left I started reading it. I understood completely why.

[@bruhcat_112]

LMAOO💀💀

[@markpayne5566]

Yes, literature is subjective and intelligent people can dis agree, that said it is an unquestionably awful work completely opposite from his lyrics it would appear to be ghost-written except that it is-again-dreadful

[@Robert-d3i7w]

"I can't believe I had to read 100 pages about someone's childhood in an autobiography." DERP

[@lazer3548]

The musical break was so fire

[@joestunnerboxing]

I absolutely loved that book, not that we necessarily got an insight into the man's psyche. Frankly, I don't think Morrissey himself has much insight into his psyche. Flawed but still fascinating - not unlike the man himself.

[@marinanaumkina2637]

Thanks for the video, I agree with you for the most part. I read both Morrissey’s and Marr’s autobiographies last month and they are so different, their points of view are different, with Morrissey being mostly negative about things while Marr concentrates on positive aspects when they write about living in Manchester for example or their time in the Smiths. I loved Morrissey’s writing style, but he seems to be complaining about how people were mistreating him half the book and he sounds very bitter. And I kinda expected that, so I was not that disappointed. What was disappointing for me is that he barely talks about the process of creating his songs, the stories behind them, which Marr does in his book btw.

[@luckystarfan77]

Oh! Thanks for telling me about marrs book. I’ll definitely put that on my list

[@eterestudio]

@@luckystarfan77 same because I felt the same about Morrissey's autobiography. :( I didn't dislike him until I read this book

[@NewFalconerRecords]

The fact that he only let this book come out if it was under the "Penguin Classics" range says a lot about him. I was given this book as a present. I got about one third the way through it and gave up, I can't even remember anything that I even read except for some ghost story that was vaguely intriguing. Johnny Marr's book, on the other hand, is a total delight.

[@Grithron2]

In his solo career he always creates vanity labels within the majors - they're usually revivals of defunct sub-labels - so the branding of the book (which was soon reprinted as part of the Penguin Modern Classics series) is just more of the same. Even his ill-fated novel had a 1970s-style Penguin logo/jacket (in keeping with its themes).

[@jefferysweaty6028]

​@@coolnamebrohis solo career being forgettable? Oh please...

[@vitaminwater9662]

​@@jefferysweaty6028 lol his solo stuff is not that great

[@jefferysweaty6028]

​@@vitaminwater9662 his solo career is nothing short of iconic and in my eyes, beats his work with The Smiths.

[@jamesgibson3242]

Moz always has a lot of words to say always, hence how many pages. Not surprised Moz didn't do chapters. Moz is a classic therefore his book is.

[@dave8204]

He says a lot of words,but like fellow narcissist Russell Brand they tend to not be overly-well connected and make little sense. A legend in his own mind.

[@idiotican]

it's about him because it's an autobiography

[@vitaminwater9662]

Is this a joke or can you not comprehend Morrissey critique

[@tormentors]

I liked the fact that he talked about his relationship with Jake I was curious although everyone knew.I loved the book I guess it doesn't help that I'm a big fan so...

[@rocdocs]

Nice 1984 Hall and Oates calendar you got there! ! also I totally agree with this review. I used it for a video, but no way could I read it (or even find where certain historical band events were in the book). Great vid, keep going man!

[@luckystarfan77]

Ahah, nice job spotting the calendar. But yea the book is bad LOL

[@rocdocs]

@@luckystarfan77I was looking at your "set" and saw it! and was like WAIT IS THAT... and then looked up at MY studio wall and was like yes, exactly like mine! A

[@Mellissa-eo3cc]

I guarantee that the publisher approached him, they wrote it via a couple of interviews and research and voila...a landfill piece is born.

[@kennycyde]

loved the little singing break we got

[@spaceengineer1452]

Yeah, he's a weird dude. I kept my copy, thinking I'll read it again to see if it's really that bad. It really is...Wow, Strawberry Switchblade poster ! I'm old enough to hear them when they were around in the 80's.

[@luckystarfan77]

Yea, absolutely horrible book. Also thank you for the complement on the poster! I recently found out about them and I’m obsessed. Wish i could have seen them live back then. Too bad I was born a little over 20 years later ahaha. I might be making a video about strawberry switchblade soon so stay tuned!

[@spaceengineer1452]

@@luckystarfan77 cheers man. Straw Switch, been researching their story. Fascinating. Huge in Japan. Such a shame, they fell out as friends. I prefer the rough versions of their songs. More guitar based/ less slick. My favourite is Trees and Flowers. Look forward to your upcoming videos. 👍✌️🌎

[@marlenenhn7941]

LOL that was a great message, thanks. I totally cancelled my plan of buying that book, and I agree with you: The Queen is Dead was fantastic, and his solo egocentric narcissistic trip is totally uninteresting. Oh I loved the impersonation!

[@jamesgibson3242]

Morrissey without Marr is like the day without the sun and Marr without Morrissey is like the night without the moon. That's my story and I'm sticking to it.

[@NewFalconerRecords]

Great analogy.

[@mash8526]

His solo career is better than The Smiths.... so muchh

[@ClarityZSS]

Hey, you have to admit it was pretty cool of Morrissey to let his biggest fan in the world write his biography oh wait

[@tinxxb]

I love the smiths and i'm interested in morrissey's weirdass persona BUT there is no way I'm gonna get thorugh that... I've been thinking about getting that book for months, but it's so hard to get in my country and thank god...

[@tacomadc]

I like Morrissey and read the book which was interesting, but it conveniently leaves out the reasons Joyce and Rourke sued them, because Morrissey and Marr took 90% of PERFORMANCE royalties, in addition to nearly all the songwriting royalties. Performance royalties are the only way that non-writing band members get paid for their work. I can only imagine how unfair their concert receipts split was.

[@luckystarfan77]

Morrissey and marr took wayy too much

[@paulsharp2565]

Oh dear, is Morrissey 'a very bad person?'. That just sucks. I won't sleep tonight.

[@Rorshach1004]

🤣🤣

[@vitaminwater9662]

@@paulsharp2565 why are you morrisey fans the most pretentious cvnts alive

[@jamesgibson3242]

I just subscribed not because of your book review but because you played guitar and sang. That is enough to make me like and subscribe. I'm subscriber #83. Also now I really wanna buy that book. You got me interested. I haven't gotten the Marr book yet but will. Also Read Steve Jones' book.

[@luckystarfan77]

Ahahah thanks!! I need to read Marr’s book as well!

[@jonathanbailey9075]

It's widely regarded as one of the best-written rock autobiographies because Morrissey is a very good wordsmith and unique character. Yes it's self-indulgent and his tendency to score-settle is tiresome, however if you want to read ghost ridden pap by industry acts then dont read an autobiography by a serious and heavyweight artist. Reviewing this as terrible just shows the reviewer to be unintelligent.

[@eterestudio]

yeah but everything this kid said about the books is true. Horrible book

[@ariballs900]

found morrissey's alt account

[@dellsboy9]

This kid is a cretin! The book is difficult to read at times but there are very beautiful and moving aspects throughout.

[@leonardjohnny67]

No it isnt? Its regarded as self-indulgent shit

[@Hiimjordan]

Personally this sounds interesting to me but maybe that’s because I’m really into movies and shows and would be very interested in hearing how they affected him and everything. But… also him not talking about The smiths very much and his relationships in the band is definitely a turn off.

[@robertsnowdon1257]

Apprecaite your comments on this but the Morrissey loyalists generally loved it (myself included), agreed that the smiths was too brief and we would of liked to have had a bit more about the stories of being on the road touring and recording. BUT we did expect it to be idiosyncratic, and im so glad he wrote it like that because its true to form. The audio book read by David Morrissey is very good too. And on the racism point, love him or loate him he doesnt feel like he needs to explain himself and I dont think he does either, that did upset a few alternative music journalists but he's being true himself again, he wont be bullied (Noel Gallagher put it best when he said why shoukd he defend himself). Not saying its perfect, but thats who he is, I could talk about his recent collaboration with Velma Houston and sell out show in tokyo last year to substantiate my point but its tiresome, or even the tributes he pays to famous anti-racist activist and scholar james baldwin (literally in the book which you might not have picked up on). Finally, we did expect more emphasis to be put on his solo career because he's been a solo artist for much longer and had more commercial successes (until very recently where the smiths became a top 50 spotify artist) but on releases moz has had more number 1s as a solo musician, sold more tickets etc and we know hes very proud of his solo work.

[@biornis]

it's a good thing you're beautiful, listening about morrissey for 8 minutes wouldn't be possible otherwise

[@luckystarfan77]

thank u pookie

[@PRESIDENTFLORES]

This was hilarious and i really enjoyed it! I didn't know Morrissey wrote an autobiography. Johnny Marr's was EXCELLENT! My Dad got it for me while i was in Travis County.

[@luckystarfan77]

Love to hear that you liked it! I really need to read Johnny Marr's autobiography!

[@avagyansophia]

that thing looks thick as hell, you're one of gods strongest soldiers

[@luckystarfan77]

it was a struggle to read 😭 thank you

[@daniele-e-sm]

To be honest, i've seen this video for about 10 times, because it’s just hillariously funny filled with humour and just damn good analysis hahahah 😅 i love your “quoting” and description of Morrissey's writing style … i was just laughing watching your video. This may be one of my favourite The Smiths related videos ever !!! But anyways, I bought this book to my soulmate ( who has introduced me to The Smiths years ago and it’s our favourite band) and he hadn't read it to this day- lol :D to be honest, i am very impressed by Mr. Morrissey and I'm still thinking about reading it,,, one of the reasons is - to be honest- this video 😂 I just want to experience it myself ! Best parts: the way you are reacting on Morrissey’s book being under “Penguin classics” - how it is such a Moreissey thing of him- LOOL :D and also that sentence .. “today i saw 2 pigeons- they reminded me of …. hóme…” Maan, i’m praying for more videos like this, thank you for your content… now you see how much joy can bring such a silly 8 minutes long video rambling about the worst book you’ve ever read 😆

[@velevetyy]

i gotta read it i love insufferable self centered complaining life recounts hell yeah im not even being sarcastic im gonna find a free pdf or something thanks for the rec

[@luckystarfan77]

Lmaoo Have fun

[@clintonbuckle8085]

Best book ive read since animal farm. Its actually inspired me to start a revolutionary movement called Morrisseyism.

[@luckystarfan77]

Greatest comment of all time

[@tacomadc]

One hilarious part was Morrissey complaining about the studio drummer Andrew Paresi who played on "Viva Hate" being "friendly" - lol, is that the worst thing a person can be? Andrew did an amazing job by the way.

[@luckystarfan77]

I know, he just hates on everything

[@mox1578]

Picked this up in a charity shop the other day for a quid, kinda regretting not giving that to a homeless guy now 😅

[@AlexQuinn-pg1bd]

Case in point of very talented people having inflated egos and thinking because they're really good at one thing, they must be good at something else which isn't necessarily the case at all.

[@Rorshach1004]

'That closet was made out of glass.' 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Great line dude. You get a thumbs up just for that. You seriously need to check out the solo stuff though. It's excellent, right up to the present day. Morrissey is all about his songs. That's all you need to know about him.

[@luckystarfan77]

Aha thanks! Ill listen to some of his solo stuff!

[@johnschmude5852]

Well he was influenced by all those tv shows and films he watched as a child.

[@dragosro2318]

i mean youre right abt the movies but most of his songs have lyrics inspired by said movies

[@katttbad658]

love the morrissey impersonation

[@luckystarfan77]

thank you :3

[@Vickle_pickle09]

Thank you for reading this so I don’t have to

[@luckystarfan77]

@@Vickle_pickle09 i love providing a service to the community 🫡

[@dave8204]

I bought it from a charity shop,to be honest I'm not a fan of Morrissey (Smiths yes,Marr,yes) and it was no more pretentious and dire than I expected,2 chapters was more than enough for me. The mate I'd thought of when I picked it up is a huge fan but I did give him my thoughts when I handed it over. He'd read the first chapter then started skimming through before giving up on it.

[@katttbad658]

u r now my favorite youtuber ily

[@luckystarfan77]

ily

[@LaurenOliviArt]

You’re hilarious love the commentary

[@luckystarfan77]

Thanks!

[@memetrashcan9613]

Stop sleeping on the solo career Vauxhall and I, Your Arsenal, Bona Drag, and Viva Hate are all classics

[@luckystarfan77]

Love Viva hate, You are the quarry is also great

[@Grithron2]

@@luckystarfan77 Some of us liked Maladjusted even before it was reconfigured.

[@Grithron2]

If he wants a route through the vintage Moz years: kzbin.info/aero/PL788ku0w42h1M8TbuwNxlvZCxKAAhZLT8 and kzbin.info/aero/PL788ku0w42h0Sqkig6nAjNhHqYHjL51_S and kzbin.info/aero/PL788ku0w42h27xBS0MhAngCs6QqaVX6Vk and kzbin.info/aero/PL788ku0w42h3Y1pUPiDpWbbD4DORMHVOz - enough for now

[@edmundblackaddercoc8522]

No mention about his relationship with Marr then?!

[@luckystarfan77]

made a video about it

[@jefferysweaty6028]

Has Kanye West Posters, complains about morrissey's book.

[@luckystarfan77]

thanks

[@jefferysweaty6028]

@@luckystarfan77 picking and choosing then

[@el_mamaguebo]

lmao true

[@jefferysweaty6028]

​@@el_mamagueboThese virtue signaling morons are always hypocritical.

[@H8ersGonnaH8SGV]

Calling the kettle black

[@buckwayne1399]

This is a really bad book to read, but it's a great book to listen to while you walk or do laundry. Great review btw!

[@luckystarfan77]

Never listened to the audio book, is it voiced by morrissey?

[@Grithron2]

Really - not remotely impressed by the "ghost on the Moors" section?

[@victorcarlsson1057]

I bought this book at a thrift store where i live for about 1 dollar and I havent even bothered to read the book because I know just how insufferable Morrisey is lmao

[@luckystarfan77]

don’t bother to read it LOL

[@pajanightbadger1713]

Why did you buy it then?

[@gusmir88]

Yet you still bought the book? Wow, So cool 😎

[@danse-move]

You are of course entitled to your opinion. The whole point of an autobiography is to document what was important to the person. Most people who are a fan of Morrissey or just want to learn more about him would be super interested to know what movies impacted him as a child. When I read this book years ago, I found it fascinating to peek into his childhood through what art touched him. It is apparent that actors like James Dean had a huge influence on him. It’s evident in his lyrics. You mention that he doesn’t write about his influences, which I think is just incorrect. He does not verbatim say “I was influenced by ______.” What he does do, is mention many artists that he listened to and what was going on in the scene around him while he was coming up. This book introduced me to a lot of great music I had never listened to before: My Cherry is in Sherry - Ludus 6060-842 - B-52’s How I Wrote Elastic Man - The Fall He would not write about these artists and songs if they did not have some importance to him. Part of me wonders if you even read the book? Because he also writes about countless other artists. Maybe you missed it because he didn’t explicitly state that he was inspired by them (Morrissey is probably too full of himself to admit any direct inspiration, haha)? He writes all about Bowie, Marc Bolan of T. Rex, The New York Dolls (who he was absolutely obsessed with), and he talks about attending some of Sex Pistols early auditions/shows/rehearsals with Siouxsie Sioux. He sets the stage for his life by talking about what and who was around him as he was growing up, and he writes about music he loved. Sorry, your review of this book perplexes me. If you’re not a fan of Morrissey just say that. We don’t care that ‘you don’t care’ about the movies he watched growing up.

[@laurendaryani4893]

I love The Smiths and Morrissey's music, but that book cover's so jarring to me. I always associate that Penguin Classics graphic format with longstanding works of literature, the likes of which you'd find in Harold Bloom's list of books in the Western Canon or part if the Great Conversation, etc. Not really a musician's autobiography 😶

[@luckystarfan77]

I know, the fact it’s published under penguin classics is so weird too me

[@TheAmazingManneyEsq-k2r]

I like a lot of the music when he was in The Smiths, and not so much as a solo performer because, though his poetry is still very good, the music is not. Aside from that, welcome to the World of Morrissey: High expectations that yield miserable results. It's not incompetence, but by design. The man is gay and in life long denial. He also seems to have great disdain for others, especially the 3 others in his former band. A diva whose face hasn't been punched because he has fame and money.... and that buys a lot of tolerance in this country. Notice how he lives in California, not in England since the breakup of The Smiths in the late 80s. The English people are not fooled by the BS this terribly mentally diseased man spews, and WILL call it out. Oh, whatever.

[@luckystarfan77]

Haha, I actually made a video on the sexuality of Morrissey if you’d care to see. Neat insight, Morrissey certainly a character.

[@TheAmazingManneyEsq-k2r]

@@luckystarfan77 Morrissey needs a lobotomy. It has been scientifically proven.

[@sinnerboy6009]

Ahhh I almost bought this but ended up buying Bruce dickinsons what does this button do guess I don’t regret it

[@amjgbaobei]

You complain incessantly that Morrissey doesn’t explain how he wrote the lyrics to the songs…. You further say that he “rambles on” about books he has read, films he has seen, and general impressions he has collected from his youth. Has it not occurred to you that the answer to your insipid question about inspiration was given to you in the aforementioned form? Every book that he has read and every film he has watched added a small piece to who the man is, what his art is referencing, and his aesthetic. A child like you could not begin to fathom the depth of his brilliance if you are unwilling to open your eyes. “Anything is hard to find when you will not open your eyes.”

[@K-Dot1111]

Lil bro, wipe it after you're done

[@Maxthegamer-lo3kc]

You’re kinda riding it

[@robertsnowdon1257]

No mention of the beautiful James Baldwin passage despite that racism discussion either

[@Daniel-xp4yg]

I know your thighs hurting bro

[@robertsnowdon1257]

@K-Dot1111 strange thing to be thinking about let alone comment on KZbin

[@LINKJW]

He's just writing for himself lmao

[@luckystarfan77]

he is

[@priwncess]

i’m in love with you

[@luckystarfan77]

@@priwncess HELLOOO, who r u

[@pajanightbadger1713]

It's the worst book you've ever read, but it's also the only book you've ever read - assuming you even read it

[@SN4KEBYTE]

Jesus fucking christ, Morrissey's fans are insufferable, as this comment section proves (once again). I love Morrissey, and The Smiths, but a lot of his fans can't accept a single shred of criticism. The points made in this video were very valid, but no, the fanboys are out in force, getting triggered over nothing.

[@luckystarfan77]

Agreed

[@lutefisklimeade6278]

The reviewer is upset that morrisseys AUTOBIOGRAPHY is all about HIM. Did you ride the short bus to school?

[@zav3760]

why would you want to know about his personal life regardless of if being boring or not ?

[@luckystarfan77]

curiousort

[@luckystarfan77]

curioustit

[@luckystarfan77]

curiositity

[@drainel9707]

I had fun reading it

[@luckystarfan77]

i didnt 😞

[@herchelleonwood7463]

so what else do you read ? maybe you should stick to Nancy Drew & The Hardy Boys ?

[@clozrod8948]

I like Moz as an artist but as a person, he is horrible. I like to separate the art from the artist.

[@royfr8136]

I think it takes a certain amount of maturity to understand it . I also don't feel that a 14 year old American can relate to an English working class upbringing. I think you should be a little more aware of how you are coming across - just a young man who doesn't really understand. - But it got you 300+ thumbs ups - By the was its an autobiography - its about him

[@headopatto5102]

glazed son or short daughter?

[@luckystarfan77]

glaze 🐊

[@snek3201]

You cooked bad ❤

[@coreev]

Do a review of Marr’s Guitars

[@georgemeacham8591]

its a great read, don't listen to this review, go read it

[@mattgoodmangoodmanlawnmowi2454]

If you are familiar with Moz’ music, you will have seen documentaries about those relationships. Suedehead. At the outset if his solo career. Johnny zMarr. Connect the dots. He didn’t write the book for people who know nothing of any if his new work. That is why he gets slagged off by the press. Because he doesn’t give a F about the indistry of music. For good cause. - Matt’s dad, Dan Speedway. Listen to his words.

[@leonardjohnny67]

Morrissey is exactly the same personality type as Trump

[@kennycyde]

this video made me actually hate this book and i havent even read it

[@luckystarfan77]

thank you 💕

[@chilloutconny]

i was considering buying this book. Now i’m not, thank you, i won’t waste any money on such things (you even said you’ve read CoHo books so i believe you if you tell me that this one is horrible😰). Also the music parts got me laughing. Loudly

[@luckystarfan77]

Glad I could save you! this book was totally worse than any coho book i’ve read, and she’s awful.

[@Bens521]

Your hair is so nice

[@starrsparkle-wz7qd]

WHAT A SHOCKER MOZ WAS GAY🙀🙀🙀🙀🙀🙀🙀🙀🙀🙀🙀🙀I WOULDVE NEVER GUESSED

[@glassified7576]

not bad

[@hyperextendedclip]

epic sauce 😎

[@hutchdevill6241]

Do you know what autobiography means?

[@luckystarfan77]

Yep

[@hutchdevill6241]

Than you shouldn’t be questioning why he’s going on and on about himself in his autobiography. Jagoff. You want a Smiths book.

[@Tidepool4]

I think all the people in the comments trying so hard to prove this review wrong need to realize that Morrissey can be a good songwriter and still make a terrible book. They’re completely different skills. You can like the smiths and recognize this book as trash 😭

[@luckystarfan77]

Literally😭😭😭

[@western-oud1898]

My god you act like a five year old..

[@youtube1235x2]

very cool

[@adamwebbartistwriterwebb7760]

Why don’t you write one? It’s easy to mock, but hard to do!!

[@vitaminwater9662]

@@adamwebbartistwriterwebb7760 Lmao oh piss off

[@cullenbrownmusic]

bad review why read the book if you don’t even like him?

[@luckystarfan77]

@@cullenbrownmusic i do like him, not for his beliefs. but for his artistic work!

[@cullenbrownmusic]

@@luckystarfan77 fair enough, i feel like people take him to seriously though i think he finds enjoyment from being disliked. also i agree he rambles a bit about tv shows but the way he describes the dolls - bowie and stuff are interesting. also intresting to here about his childhood

[@luckystarfan77]

@@cullenbrownmusic like any bad book, it has decent moments, but as a whole falls flst

[@luckystarfan77]

*flat

[@cullenbrownmusic]

@@luckystarfan77 i respect that view i just love his stuff so mutch that it was great to get to know about him regardless if it was a great book or not

[@ashleyohohoh]

Oooook then. Im on my second time through. You're nuts and this video is straight up misinformation. You should have put [OPINION] somewhere. All you care about is the Smiths parts. This Morrissey's life. He can write about his life, and as he said before, the Smiths are a blip in his life; A supernova, a flash. This is an autobiography... so.. NO-DUH HE TALKS ABOUT HIMSELF IN HIS AUTOBIOGRAPHY. This video is awful.

[@luckystarfan77]

I think it should be inferred that this is an opinion. Furthermore, when i mean he talks about himself, I mean he writes in a very self centered manner. I was disappointed about the lack of stuff about the smiths because it would just make sense for him to write more about the band that made him famous. It would be ridiculous for an autobiography by Paul McCartney to only talk about the Beatles for 50 pages.

[@shiroibasketshoes]

@@luckystarfan77 I was seeing your point, except doesn't your last sentence's analogy contradict what you wrote before?

[@xildu4830]

Lol why are you reading a book about someones life if you arent in the slightest interested in the first place?

[@rpierrelouis86]

I don't think Morrissey will lose any sleep over your non sensical review. To date Morrissey has relased 20+ albums and your moaning about knowing nothing about them?....just go listen! I'm sorry dude...this review is terrible!!!

[@gulia4549]

UR SO FUNNY

[@luckystarfan77]

THANK YOU

[@jefferysweaty6028]

You are clearly just a Smiths fan, not a Morrissey fan. Go read something about The Smiths.

[@kaskuramadala4466]

Do not review autobiographies again. It is Morrissey's autobiography, not yours, and you obviously do not know much about him anyways.

[@luckystarfan77]

i obviously dont know much cause he barely said anything in his autobiography

[@Elisa9395-y4z]

Just another hater

[@luckystarfan77]

Nope. Love the music, hate the man and his book.

[@lucassmith1697]

omg quit bitching its an autobiography its about him obviously its not trying to be a novel

[@luckystarfan77]

@@lucassmith1697 :(

[@evanlytle7220]

You have no taste if you don't like Morrissey's writing. Why don't you go read Stephen King or James Michener or something more suitable to your lameness.

[@luckystarfan77]

don’t tell me to read stephen king.

[@imsorryforarguingbut4555]

i love morrissey, but god; he should stick to songwriting

[@luckystarfan77]

Agreed

[@Gabriel-bq4cm]

definitely a video of all time!

[@luckystarfan77]

why do you have 50 accounts

[@TrueLunacy]

This ls a horrible review

[@purpledeflector904]

Bahahaha

[@luna84229]

Why did you buy Morrissey's autobiography in the first place? It's obvious that you don't care about him as an individual. Are you complaining about the man talking about his solo career in his own autobiography? It shows that you lack more knowledge on the subject, for example your opinion about the court case is completely absurd, that case is more complex than just responding in such a stupid and useless way as you have done by saying that mike joyce was broke and He asked for money and it was fair, ok thanks lawyer, and then the stupidest thing you have said about Morrissey's alleged racism is that your great source of information is Mojo! I guess Mojo is now the FBI for you. It's okay if you don't like this book, it's not easy to read and there will be parts of the book that disappoint you, but it's obvious that you already have a biased opinion about Morrissey, and therefore your knowledge about him will always be limited, please just stay with Smith's documentaries and forget about Morrissey's important solo career.

[@Sub-hh1gn]

FIRST!!!!

[@gusmir88]

This 12yr is Cringe