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[@leespinks1774]

He's obviously an intelligent and able man. I hope he finds some peace in recovery 🙏 you have my sub.

[@bricktop2090]

I’ve always said it’s better to Have Wisdom” than intelligence”😳

[@ranz0u]

@IDK Success != intelligence. Plenty of successful people are not intelligent and plenty of intelligent people are not successful.

[@karenfiskel920]

He sounds so educated very intelligent guy good looking too blatantly honest no holds barred a good interview an eye opener your interviews are very good just shows what extremes addiction can be like

[@Jack-yx5zb]

He is a very well spoken, articulate and educated man! I love his honesty! He has so much potential!.. It shows the hold drugs can have on you! All the best mate I hope u get clean

[@joe-qd9zv]

I met this guy at Shoreditch station once and was taken back by how nice he was and just wanted to help him somehow I really hope he makes it out of the streets and off the drugs as he a really kind soul

[@BLX187]

He's still sharp and able. He just need the willpower and he can do a 180 fast

[@jamesstpatrock3445]

For real though. Put this bruddah in a suit and tie and clean him up abit, I wouldn’t bat a eyelid if someone told me he’s a 9-5 worker earning 50k a year by the way he talks and carries himself

[@theblackunicorn8065]

You can still hear and feel he has potential to succeed in life. May he see the light and God give him the vision to walk down that long road.

[@EscobaaPablo]

This guy is a legend man went through a bad choice He speaks better English than me in sha Allah he can turn his life around .

[@covalentbond7933]

English is obviously his first language lol how could you not know that

[@waitwhat564]

Hope you get more subs and do more interviews. Refreshing having something from UK. Smart guy. Hope he makes the choice to get well. Life is too short. It goes very fast.

[@jakescriven9705]

I can honestly say this is the scariest one I’ve seen from the series here... such a scary story to hear of his clarity in regards to his situation etc it’s so hard to see such a from the outside such an able young man probably my age just have given up on normality or finding that sense of normality

[@jojobbbb227]

Hope everyone that's watching is subscribing to this channel we need stuff like this in the UK

[@divergencefilms]

Impressive interview. This articulate intelligent gentleman should be leading a successful life. The power of drugs.

[@aone1527]

Reading these comments shows to me humanity still cares. Good luck

[@themeroman]

Compassion is the way to live life

[@eyesofthelaw]

"They look like where I want to be, which is oblivion"

[@riannam1312]

Very intelligent man. You can see he’s been around a different type of crowd in his life by the way he speaks. I can seen possible ADHD symptoms also which is where he might of had behavioural issues in school and then developed a hate for institution perhaps.. also maybe a possible childhood victim of a kind too as he is drawn to drugs and finding ‘oblivion’ (must be a person in pain). I hope he can change his life around because it’s actually not too late for him.

[@lifeismessedup-yx2ui]

adhd and ocd have common relations as well. and if you have ocd your chances of being a addict are much higher as you have obsessive tendancies

[@Mike-qo3dq]

Big fan of this channel. Having watched a lot of the videos I can say it's actually both unusual and refreshing to see someone who is competent in his use of the English language. By that I mean his actual use of vocabulary sounds like he's been educated and spent time around people who are quite intelligent. Not one "dya know what I mean" /"dya get me" or "Know what I'm saying" It just goes to show, addiction doesn't stigmatize. Doesn't care what colour or religion you are. If you're rich or poor. When it gets you - it's hard to escape.

[@Enamm82]

Heroin is rife amongst the Bangladeshi community, very sad and it's all based around Tower Hamlets Borough...

[@jammadee6551]

It was worse when i was there years 1997-2005 i heard its not as bad now

[@annajones9701]

Those guys are selling to investment bankers...

[@jammadee6551]

@@annajones9701 no no high flyer can take that poison and still be in their job thats coke they all take nothing like heroin or crack

[@annajones9701]

@@jammadee6551 Yes correct..coke. I said to the guy why are you buying as you are just fueling capital to them...to him was not an addiction but just a stimulant to work longer...told him to cut that shit out..keep to coffee and red bull

[@jammadee6551]

@@annajones9701 coke is classed as a social drug and i dont see ppl robbing stealing or becoming homeless over coke. Its normal these days anyway

[@shanessareilly122]

hes quite well spoken .i wish him well.seems a nice guy.. intelligent.

[@namegoeshere6638]

Should do update interview with this guy he has a charm to him

[@kieronblake7877]

I have faith that this guy can turn his life around...however in order to get to that next stage, he needs to heal from his past hurt and trauma...

[@poxondaniel]

Brought tears to me watching this heart breaking hope he gets the help !

[@Sar_Sar1]

Same 😢

[@spanglestein66]

Really like this guy. Intelligent articulate I totally relate to his outlook and world view

[@GeroffMyVisuals]

We all have demons, temptations and trauma....we just have to firm it, be strong and not let it consume us, damn this was a gooden

[@dylvasey]

All of your video's are interesting, but I personally find the ones that feature people who took a wrong turn but were otherwise heading for successful careers in normality the most interesting. This gentleman is a prime example of that. In regards to your interviews there is a huge opportunity for one of the mainstream media channels to produce a series with you. Although the sheer rawness of your interviews is what is so mesmerising and knowing them they would want to water it down some. It's great to see someone from the same area as the people featured turning into something very positive. All whilst retaining what essentially you come from. I sincerely hope the best of what you want comes your way.

[@LA-fk7hc]

‘You have to pay to prove yourself’ this man is incredible

[@mrchow4106]

Really feel for this guy, very smart, articulate and eloquent. Sad thing is in the Bangladeshi community up and down the UK approx 1995 to 96 the heroin kicked in and ruined lives and families around the time of trainspotting. Sad but true, most ended up losing family, friends or giving their families constant grief. A real sad situation

[@divergencefilms]

Some say the authorities allow the flow of drugs to certain communities and elements of society to suit their own purposes.

[@mrchow4106]

@@divergencefilms wouldn't be surprised

[@JohnSmith-ld1kf]

@@mrchow4106 do u think it’s worse or better now

[@tomokeefe89]

He's a smarty guy.. i wish him the best for the recovery.

[@kemshasan8866]

I hope this guys giving himself the help he deserves. As a recovering addict I doubt anyone is born with a desire to become an addict. The only thing that is certain is we are born without coping mechanisms for the things that can trouble us in life.

[@bonglee1631]

Very sad man, almost the same age as me he has a very integrated oldish london accent from that era quite rare most people in modern london talk with some strange millennial slang just something I can't relate too. Anyway could have been any normal dude that I could have met at a house party that pushed it way too far with the drugs in the uni night life. Lost in the system I know quite a few people from my era in london that went down a similar path. Hope this guy finds help

[@TextBookPuncher1]

Yeah l know what U mean that Tim Westwood accent

[@MrGullyd]

@@TextBookPuncher1 Tim westwood washed it but the accent is a result of Caribbean patios

[@lukeforde3056]

Lol, his accent has nothing to do with Patois, fantastic vid, hopefully he'll find his way before it's too late.

[@joe_3y3s]

@@MrGullyd literally not a single syllable is patois. He went to Durham uni - he's middle classed London, that's his accent.

[@wezzbeet2923]

I hope London gets bombed off of england

[@Wtizreal]

I feel sad for the brother he is intelligent and well spoken and is young enough to recover so hope he can

[@TRUMAHFIA]

hope this man finds peace and success

[@termsn3804]

I respect what you're doing. We often pass these people on a day to day basis and I'm sure many think "ew homeless addict let's stay away" really and truly we don't know their unimaginable past stories. An Intervention is needed for these people. It's sad but change can take place

[@ladanweheliye5688]

Seeing as this boy is so articulate I wish the interviewer had asked him to elaborate more on how he feels during sobriety. He did briefly mention that he feels like a child. More such information would likely help a therapist find a cure individually suited for him. I think the problem of relapse after rehab is because they haven’t gotten the help they need because of lack of resources. One would ideally need active help from family members, but unfortunately some families abandon their vulnerable relatives.

[@SenszR]

Feeling like a child is a common effect of childhood trauma

[@generalminusarchives1399]

Very insightful interview. It really shows how bad addiction can be for a person. Subbed

[@Leandatastic]

Addiction sucks!!!

[@Pauljay65]

This is real life and every addict has a story behind there addiction normally he sounded like a good guy and being very honest wen I was using I was the most selfish person it wasn’t good Brilliant vlog 👌🏻

[@gdcodurham.]

Good vlog former addict myself, its nasty I stole to fund habit, spent pure time in prison for it clean now well just smoke weed, weed keeps you sane in this bloody lockdown, each to their own good luck and best wishes to all

[@annajones9701]

Clearly smart to go to Durham university..top Russell group university

[@AK-et3xb]

He seems an educated and intelligent bloke but there’s something about him that makes me feel that if he was around me for a short amount of time I’d have to give him a left hook

[@davechristian7543]

This is the first channel iv ever found on hornless drug users in England, still haven't come across an Aussie one's but then again Aussies r a little more privet than ppl in the States n even ppl from the UK i guess. Anyway "Subscribed.

[@deebest4202]

They got something equivalent to UK's documentary called Benefits Street. Boy, a bit of an eye opener.

[@davechristian7543]

@@deebest4202 yes thank you but iv seen that doco called ''Benefits Street'' and wat a spin out that was like how they gave them thousands of $4 to get a busyness up n running, that wouldnt ever happen heir in Australia nor 110% in the good old so called free world America lol were they dont even all get the dole sadly but just hav to fend for them selves sadly..

[@harrybrowning5807]

Is this behind the flats on Umberston St, E1? Great interview.

[@notadoctor2581]

Wow lovely interview. Honest and insightful. Clearly, an intelligent chap.

[@triggerwoll1063]

I can really relate. Because I am currently still living that life unfortunately. What a shame though because he is clearly a very intelligent and articulate young man. I want to say it's never too late but then I stop myself because words are so easy. How can I say that when I'm still a messed up entity.It's so hard. Every day is like ground hog day. I really really wish positive things for him. And obviously me. I am currently working on it. I will get there, but it is still early days.

[@skyhighartist]

keep pushing Dean, dont give up fella. All the best

[@triggerwoll1063]

@@skyhighartist thank you. Its quite a simple small thing what you have done but it means a lot to me. Because you took the time to read my message and think about it and reply with a positive response. Thank you. The world needs a whole lot more of people like you.

[@skyhighartist]

@@triggerwoll1063 Thank you very much mate and Your more than welcome Dean, Im glad that it helped. I have a good understanding myself from experience. If you ever need some motivation or just someone to talk too, feel free to DM on insta. my username is the same as on here. Take care of yourself Dean

[@Alex-pd5xc]

You can do it Dean! You've taken the first great step by working on it. There's a light at the end of the tunnel and hope you get there. All the best buddy.

[@ladanweheliye5688]

Another interesting thing he said was that opium where he first tried it, I’m guessing it’s Bangladesh, is different from the street drug he tried in London. Which is a compelling argument as to why governments should legalise drugs, seeing as there are many dirty drugs in the street. It is better to legalise and regulate than to create the jungle that exists today.

[@stonk1851]

The truth

[@Phoenix-tq8lt]

Yeah but then you have a bunch of people who didn’t previously have the means to getting other drugs than weed, getting into harder shit. So it would cause more addicts..

[@jimnaz87jd]

@@Phoenix-tq8lt crack & heroin in most towns and cities is already easier to get than weed

[@bonniedrasco8166]

This channel can only continue to grow! Brilliant work! Brilliant insight

[@safakcivi9815]

When you come across content which grasps your emotions and thoughts it's like a test, we understand that unfortunate humans are still HUMAN?, right? I have nothing but sympathy and empathy for all those in similar circumstances. 🙏🙏🙏

[@AcesizOfficial]

Hedge Funds, mad 💯🙏🏽

[@YERRKL]

This man, Imthiar filmed a video with PoliticsJOE titled 'How will the homeless vote in the election?' from Dec '19, 7 months before this video -where he was seemingly clean. I'm assuming he's relapsed, if this video was uploaded around the time it was filmed? Does anyone know? Hope he's okay.

[@ryanjackson4597]

Very articulate guy. Never too late mate. ✊

[@laneyj]

He's absolutely right. It's such an upside-down world. The richer you are, the more you get for free.

[@lisadetorres3811]

Smart guy 🙏🙏🙏

[@black76561]

Why did he ask the guy again if he went uni. He told him beforehand dropped out college n university... 👂🏾

[@randommandem9801]

Seems like there is some hope for him. Just hope he finds recovery and be exactly who he is ment to be.

[@billystark1981]

How do you get to uni if you get kicked out of every school🤔

[@EconomicsDomain]

Guy has so much potential...

[@mikey4103]

Pure honesty top respect......neva give up dude u can get back that happiness again......as Nike says Just Do IT ......mick Wales uk

[@user-xp4db3ze1g]

I think maybe his family's beliefs...he was force into that he didn't adhere with..had a lot to do with his situation now .all the best 👍

[@graemehutchison5696]

Interesting ? don't believe all he says but i wish him well getting clean etc.

[@mooskamoo]

Agree, how did he go from dropping out of everything to a financial consultant, sounds wrong for starters.

[@kite2surf]

I know a guy working as a finance consultant in Switzerland he finished school with one O level in maths traveled a bit and read tons of books. It can be done.

[@croydonsteve5433]

Kids don't do drugs or you too could end up like this

[@jm5123]

Really wish i could help this guy he seems like a really nice bloke

[@ramansb1008]

Very humbling

[@AmazingAmazing12345]

This is the very definition of an, "intelligent fool".

[@FLIZEX]

That is a man who thinks he knows better than God. Or scientists in specialist fields that are blinded by details but not able to see the bigger picture. Like all of the complete morons and idiots working on the atom bomb.

[@Cayozz]

@@FLIZEX Like most drug addicts this is a man who doubted God. Either that God exists at all or that somewhere along the line God stopped giving a shit about them. This guy just happens to be someone who had opportunities in life that most don't... Yes he squandered them but that just shows money and opportunities change nothing... They may help the addict live a little longer In luxury but it always ends up the same way .. No family or friends, no home and funding your habit by crime... He's a perfect example. He talks the good talk but wanting to be in "oblivion" isn't the desire of a person in a healthy mental state... Only difference between him and the illiterate addicts in the gutter is his ability to lie to himself and others in a more eloquent fashion to give the impression he got where he's at because he wanted it like that. 99% of heroin addicts used drugs as a band aid for something else... Usually past traumas or emotional turmoil... When a person uses drugs to numb underlying scars because they've suffered, they're not going to consider God other than to assume complete lack of existence. I've heard it repeatedly "if GOD exists why did I get abused as a defenseless child".. "Why was I systematically abused by my partner".. "Why was I attacked or raped" etc etc.. Easy to say what someone else's problem is when you haven't walked their path.

[@FLIZEX]

@@Cayozz Absolutely! Rather than lay the blame at the feet of God he should question who is the perpetrator of evil in the Bible? Question the path that led him there, then question the path he is currently on and just consider the right one. It is far from over for these people. If his parents had worked hard to uphold the ten commandments (not easy, so believe me I'm not judging) would they have fell so deep into sin and wickedness as to abuse their own child? (Assuming he was abused as many are) Understanding provides comfort wisdom and strength. Now It's hard for me to comment on the mental effects of extreme trauma and I truly sympathise with those who suffer. But there is a way out or they can choose to fall deeper. As adults we make choices that we are physically and spiritually binded to. We are accountable as long as we are consciously aware. He's making bad choices and using an abuse or trauma to further abuse himself into (as he said )oblivion. It's important to hear these people out and listen to them because they need spiritual help moreso than anybody. What would it be to suffer in life and then again in the afterlife? It will be the meek who inherit the earth. As powerless as they feel they have all the power to change everything around! Anyway sorry for rambling on a bit but that's just my opinion.

[@anon_0001]

Great content- subscribed. Constructive criticism- mic levels really need some work. Thanks for sharing 🙏

[@doug2279]

half these addicts claim to have been ex bankers ect and its usually hype to sounds less banal

[@awalabdulnoor]

This guy sounds actually intelligent

[@benwells5457]

No rehab in the world will work unless you want to stop and once you've sucked that pipe and chased that dragon it's very hard

[@deanspring1350]

I'm the plug holla me strate from Afghanistan!!

[@TextBookPuncher1]

You what

[@keithetheridge2164]

That's the hold it has on people don't do it kids

[@paksallion]

honestly some of these interviews make you think more about homeless. Even the condition he's in, if there was a way he could come off class A he'd rebuild his life quicker than me or alot of others. From what I'm seeing, drug addicts seem alot more academically inclined than the shottas that sold them the drug.

[@paksallion]

@Shahzad khan trust. they are toxic to the community

[@Sameoldfitup]

When I was six years old my stepmother left me in a doorway with a note saying not wanted

[@urbexphotographer]

Jesus, that’s tough. So sorry for that shit my friend. I hope life got better for you?

[@annajones9701]

That is sick

[@lucibee1163]

i like him. im 50. e would be a friend of mine. i know he would. everything he aaid i think i agreed or associated with.

[@frankie5173]

Would you trust him to go for a piss in your house that is the killer question.........

[@roxykitten69]

Tower hamlets it’s downtown Baghdad, an abundance of Afghan dark there. I first ever scored behind Stepney Green station in 2017, it’s been a living hell ever since.

[@eternallife1910]

Hi Roxy, how are you doing now?

[@Enamm82]

Behind Stepney Green Station Globe Rd hahahaha 😆

[@roxykitten69]

@@Enamm82 you know it aha

[@Enamm82]

@@roxykitten69 I grew up there, maybe you came and met me hahahaha....

[@Enamm82]

@@BATMAN-lw8gg Stay away, try to get away from it, just no good, know too many people who are wasted...

[@mathewmeehan5553]

He's the type of person who should be advising government on these issues not bankers like Russel brand

[@psykobuilds]

I find it hard to believe some of the things he says.

[@Playlistv2]

Can I just say I love this channel :)

[@rafikhan1198]

You need to go back to these people and help them bro do a part 2 with everyone you interviewed it’s only right 🤷🏼‍♂️ give them help wit the money u making off them

[@neiveyanso]

Mashallah

[@farakhlatif7577]

Very well said bro👍I've seen a few of these videos now and thought the same thing.I truly feel sorry for these people regardless of their colour,religion or background.I feel the interviewer should be more empathetic towards them.There is no emotion behind the questions.There was one video where he actually asked an heroin addict "Do you ever feel depressed?" to which the obvious answer was "yes".I pray all these people wherever they may be,the best in trying to get out of this evil vicious cycle.

[@rafikhan1198]

@@farakhlatif7577 ameeen

[@judderzm2252]

That Asian guy could of been someone high up hes not stupid not buy a long way

[@amarie8524]

I have to agree, he seems very clued up smart guy, shame about his life style he got sucked into though,.. Hope he can turn it around, wish him the best of health

[@YaDunno54]

Bubs from The Wire

[@muninah1718]

Let’s hope he turns his life around the way he did

[@Seewhogetsluckyfirst]

He done the ladder trick on me last week while I was painting

[@jazzam8012]

@@Seewhogetsluckyfirst can i do the ladder trick on you

[@Web3Spud]

Earning 6 digits abroad as a hedge fund banker! Classic nitty bullshit

[@lawrencejennings2041]

Maybe it is to you classic that a lot of users have stories of success from their past, but I wouldn’t call it bullshit. Being a consultant in Brussels for a hedge fund? I’d say the level of intelligence needed for a job like that far outweighs the level of intelligence needed to flippantly cast judgement on this guy when calling him a “nitty” don’t you reckon? Selfie of yourself in a tracky smoking a joint? Says it all really. Get some life experience of your own and then have a rethink when being so harsh on a guy like this. Muppet

[@Web3Spud]

@@lawrencejennings2041 You obviously haven’t experienced nittys constant bullshit from your middle class suburban semi detached house

[@lawrencejennings2041]

@@Web3Spud mate i live in an area absolutely riddled with the shit and have grown up round addiction my whole life. I know a lot about it that’s why it does my head in seeing little nobs like you just writing guys like this off as kitty’s. Says a lot about you and what you know about it. What sold a couple of fourties have ya think you know it all about the whole world. Fool guy

[@Enamm82]

@@lawrencejennings2041 hahahaha 😆

[@roxykitten69]

@@Web3Spud ol’ spud is standing on he’s soap box guessing, go see how many successful people die from opiate overdoses......... just because people can do junk and still achieve more than you that doesn’t make it ‘bullshit’ ahah. You can go read articles about me in AnotherMan magazine or watch me on Vogue when I was a ‘nitty’ or junkie 🌬

[@CMDNRECORDINGSLTD]

I hope he finds the help he needs man

[@LA-fk7hc]

Woah I didn’t expect the end

[@selhurt]

I feel this gentleman maybe using drugs to self medicate

[@twinspirationaj1266]

good interview

[@HoYLiftsHeavyWeights]

Sad because he seems intelligent

[@sekzods]

thumbnail made me think this was sizzle kicks

[@levelofsnipes7378]

Jordan from Rizzle Kicks has let himself go

[@dominicclarke3206]

Not funny kmt 😒

[@jaanmoti1]

Feel so sorry for this guy, probably let down by the school system. School probably didnt recognising unmet needs and just labelled it as bad behaviour. His inattentiveness could have been down to undiagnosed ADHD or even ADD, he mentioned he had good grades but could not adhere to authority also mentions social anxiety. Who know 😕 I know a relative with high functioning Autism/aspergers. Got kicked out of primary school then home schooled which did him more damage. Very well spoken like this guy also lacks in social skills. Dropped out if uni then got a good job and published a book on computer management systems . Would leave jobs because he got bored really easily. Guys Google high functioning Autism and challenges faced at school.

[@muskyali1020]

It amazes me how well spoken these guys are.

[@elizabethmcquaid6858]

I'm not sure about him .... how did he get such a job ... with no proper qualifications

[@mikeoxbig4689]

I know people with degrees with no GCSE’s. the systems broken

[@thech33ky13]

In treatment receiving medical help holding down a full time job which is great but and it’s a big BUT were is the help 2 get of the last dose of medication it’s like being stuck in the mud life really is in the balance. Not sure what u ave 2 do 2 get in2 detox I thought seeing someone on the lowest dose of meds and staying clean would do the trick but no. So Frustrating

[@clarissathompson7116]

Drink, smoke, drugs, selfish- wants Love, comfort, understanding, meaning- needs Parents pay fucking attention to your children

[@sharlizdynamite2853]

great work

[@zannatul23]

Man I hope he recovers

[@mellsss]

Inspired by soft white underbelly

[@ninoZA3]

7:23 absolute facts

[@fahim5051]

I saw hedge fund and thought GME 🚀

[@richjones7313]

this country is currently so fucked up you need to keep it real go nationwide and dont fucking sell out with this important journalism

[@abzrollin9800]

Bruv he’s the most legit spoken Chead I’ve seen trust

[@simonwhite7942]

Heroine? I think they have the wrong person 😂😂😂

[@YNot19152Xs]

Your vids are great except for the oudio, maybe invest in better mic?

[@twiggy1870]

I don’t believe the 6 digit job abroad sorry!

[@lawrencejennings2041]

Why would you not believe him? Clearly sounds intelligent. Definitely possible a young lad from London could have that job. Weird

[@twiggy1870]

@@lawrencejennings2041 it was more the fact he appears to have jumped from nothing to a professional job on 6 figures having the company buy him everything and deciding to walk away from it for his girlfriend he had already left a few times. BULL SHIT

[@lawrencejennings2041]

@@twiggy1870 when someone’s in the depths of addiction weird behavior is pretty common I’d say. And it’s also pretty common for a guy with no qualifications to be in the right place at the right time and talk his way into a good job. He can clearly talk. So I’d say it’s not bullshit myself but we’re all entitled to our opinions twiggy. Dunno why I’m even sat here writing this lol have a good day

[@twiggy1870]

@@lawrencejennings2041 😂 😂😂😂

[@johnno6755]

Yeah, consultancy firms in brussels often give six figure salaries to guys in their twenties with no apparent experience other than dropping out of uni once or possibly twice at this point. And didn't you know that half of the durham uni alumi got their 'unconditional offers' by ringing up and having an interview with the head of the department?

[@pial4841]

It's sounds ignorant i know, but i didn't realise so many black people were into crack and heroin. In South London it's not spoken about i guess. Great channel

[@JohnSmith-ld1kf]

He’s bengali

[@crouchingtiger5431]

Is that TSM on the fence...

[@black76561]

Interesting guy

[@phillymolyneux3574]

Rizzle kicks went down hill man