Morrissey talks about his youth

[@maisiebriggs1253]

The shyness when he greets his past teacher in contrast to his arrogant smirk…he’s a walking conflict and I love it

[@v-town1980]

Arrogant? Hardly.

[@mjax8614]

He's not very nice about this episode in his autobiography, but then he is nice about very few people in said book!

[@damwonstyx1169]

That's called respect.

[@zada1248]

"I'm afraid yes I'm somewhat of a back bedroom casualty; I spent a great deal of time sitting in the bedroom writing furiously, and feeling that I was terribly important and that everything I wrote would go down in the annals of history, or whatever. And umm, it's proven to be quite true." *smirk*

[@LunaLoveBad6969]

best part

[@haydee7476]

he's so arrogant and I love it.

[@luislizard2626]

.... in a way

[@idromano]

What a handsome devil he is.

[@darrenwalshe8513]

Ha big ego gets u places but not happiness

[@timmcPherrin]

I love the shot of him shaking hands with his old teacher, so shy

[@femme-mirage]

Shyness is nice

[@TOB-mi2do]

modelzerojeden shyness can stop you

[@femme-mirage]

@@TOB-mi2do from doing all the things in life you'd like to

[@messiahgodstar7609]

If i saw my teachers I’d spit on them

[@Cuasimodo2372]

I know right!! I totally saw myself in that interaction lol. Feels good that such a legend like Morrisey is the same way

[@lexyceballos1583]

When I’m sad or stressed out I just look at Morrissey’s eyebrows and it makes me feel better.

[@krillinzbeatboysoffical]

Really? For me it makes me more stressed out

[@h0lysockbob401]

He has the most beautiful blue eyes and those brows. ❤

[@CeliaMaria-u4d]

4:18 ​@@h0lysockbob401

[@conordrake2986]

3:50 is just absolute gold. "And it's proved to be... quite true", and then that smug little smile, omg

[@thebowingangels]

+Conor Drake it's so endearing, my heart "aww"s

[@rachelbehik3295]

That was just hilarious because he's so self aware and yet chooses to be this wanky

[@jeanniefranco7461]

Conor Drake yes and the music was perfect for that moment too😍

[@TheKenjoje]

it's very ironic....

[@bobduncanvevo6969]

I actually laughed at that

[@martinsvenberg]

I've listened to the Smiths since I was fifteen, now I'm 41. I've actually never heard him speak before, feels pretty strange. Thats all.

[@elliotdoesnotcare5006]

Do you know the song name at 4.08

[@martinsvenberg]

+Jake Davies Sure, its simply called "Back to the Old house" and is on the album "Louder than Bombs".

[@elliotdoesnotcare5006]

+Martin S thanks

[@Naeshabby]

Kids get you an ipad for christmas? hahah

[@LIVERPOOLLEON1]

I've also been listening since 15. I'm now 16 😂

[@jessicaran93]

i really admire the way he talks

[@ADMayday]

Jessica Ran His prosody and accent... I could listen to him for hours. In fact, I do!

[@medes5597]

He has that English phenomenon of talking slowly and more deliberately to disguise a regional accent.

[@osvaldogarrido3726]

Yeah i envy him, i can only speak with curses xd

[@kJ922-h3j]

@@medes5597 in other words…a fake posh accent 😂

[@medes5597]

@@kJ922-h3j nah, they're distinct. He's just well spoken

[@dadoftheyear1]

Morrissey would be an internet addict if he was born in the 90s.

[@razzolap2500]

Ozan or eighties like me

[@somebody4244]

He is Tumblr personified

[@ThemeParkChomp]

D L He was far more independent thinking than the trend-following sheep on Tumblr . He’s the real deal original Tumblr. Actually that sounds horrendous, whoops

[@michaelgraham9774]

@@ThemeParkChomp Nothing remotely related to tumblr is original. Morrissey is the original Morrissey

[@jamesadcock5235]

Why not now

[@phrog4331]

“i feel great anger, i feel great sadness” i wish more people just expressed their emotions by saying them outwardly like this

[@TrevorParsnips]

Hello, I am an African journalist, why are you gay?

[@pizzafreak1175]

I just love his diction and manner of speaking.

[@pizzafreak1175]

+opulence1995 *Pretentious I can understand how it can be seen as pretentious, but most well-read individuals speak more elaborately; individuals like Morrissey.

[@pizzafreak1175]

***** Although I agree very much with you, he sometimes does come across as pompous in some interviews. Then again, who hasn't?

[@Onmysheet]

Thinking about/for yourself is THE most importing thing in your life.

[@pizzafreak1175]

Onmysheet wot?

[@Onmysheet]

Chris Ramirez You having trouble understanding?

[@milklauz]

it seems quite true that Morrissey is confident when he sings and his shyness returns whenever the music stops.

[@39Fanclub]

that's also the first thing I noticed! watching more interviews I realise how my perception of Moz changes. Always thought of him as this super confident and outgoing guy, but he's far different in real life.

[@nickyjames1985]

@@39Fanclub super introverted people have great confidence in something they believe, in social instances it's hard because we see small talk as bullshit

[@batroy3585]

his articulate accent and dialect is brilliant

[@PiratesAndCowboys]

Irish accent with slight English

[@neilsun2521]

He has no irish accent whatsoever. It's English, slight Mancunian.

[@z00ts00t77]

Actually I can definitely hear a slight Irish lilt in his accent. It's not an Irish accent he has but I think perhaps he was trying to distance himself from his natural slight Mancunian accent. Possibly he was influenced by his mothers Irish accent, and he maybe also identified with Oscar Wilde who was also Irish.

[@schwarzblatt]

Anglo-Irish Manc accent, more Irish influence from his family than the hard working class Manc tone. Pleasing to listen to.

[@anthony28303]

@@PiratesAndCowboys its a bit of an exaggeration to say its irish with slight English. Its a very light mancunian accent with maybe slight irish undertones from His mam and dad

[@movieman593]

He speaks lyrically

[@thunderpooch]

Are we shocked that an edited video would have Morissey doing anything but appear poetic? Morrissey is the greatest chain jerker there is, and for that I love him.

[@lana_6336]

He’s a beautiful artist

[@boonwt4533]

Yeah

[@Friendofoe]

“That’s ‘cause I’m a poet” he sang

[@adolflenin4973]

He has British accent

[@BeauJames59]

No wonder he's so dark, his boyhood area was all black and white......

[@zeferrb1540]

BeauJames59 he’s white

[@diego9681]

zephyr he’s black

[@Demention94]

@@diego9681 on the outside because it's how he feels on the inside

[@emmaofterraaustralis924]

BeauJames59 👏

[@scorpiorising3741]

@Juan Perez i think he is asexual.

[@FireFlex13]

This looks like a Wes Anderson character introduction.

[@mercedesgarcianovo5980]

best profile picture ever

[@thunderpooch]

Wes Anderson should have directed the last Morrissey movie.

[@altair0800]

more like Wes Craven!

[@bencollins51]

Yessss👌

[@toraimanchester4658]

anything slightly left of field and a wes anderson reference comes flying in from one twat

[@crestfallen999]

he does tend to be cocky at times, but you can't help but adore him regardless. There's that something in him that's very alluring.

[@novadhd]

Cockiness with a hint of depression

[@whydoihavethisaccount9512]

Cockiness with a shitload of racism

[@zannaxz]

Cockiness with a lot of stupidity

[@leahflower9924]

It's because he is good looking and he has a pleasant accent and dresses nice admit it he was above average in the looks department, if he was below average in looks he wouldn't get the same praise

[@leahflower9924]

@@zannaxz 😅 👏

[@TheNewMystic]

i love his use of vocabulary.... His comfortableness and skillful use of language is beautiful... and all without a single swear word

[@m.s.7756]

morrissey is one of the only people I've ever felt genuinely impressed by and I thank him immensely for making me able to feel that feeling

[@AntwhaleNearfar]

That was a pretty arrogant statement.

[@josephclift3662]

It's got 112 likes. Yours, zero

[@yorkshire_tea_innit8097]

Morrissey and the Smiths most characterize the apathy of modern Britain. The fact his old tight knit community was torn apart and replaced with concrete council flats is emblematic. Also the shit secondary school.

[@Vingul]

Grandma Towler's Tea >>> Yorkshire Tea ;-)

[@Fr33zeBurn]

@@Vingul Well where the heck do you get that?

[@StarzzyJJASD]

@@Vingulsorry but PG tips are the best

[@rhiannonduncan153]

as a writer myself, I truly understand and appreciate what Morrissey had to say about having an inspiration and a muse. Some of the most mundane things to most people can be quite cathartic to the observant individual; the little details that give writing a depth, a richness to it. These details are essential, if we expect to find an audience. I've been a part of his audience since the beginning and I will be a part of it until he takes his final curtain call.... Thank you, Morrissey, for enriching my life's experiences, inspiring me, when no one else could, or would, inspire me. I love you....

[@osvaldogarrido3726]

He inspired me in that way too

[@AnnaLVajda]

Oh yeah a creative person being completely uninspired is very depressing.

[@WhitbyBhoy]

Thank you. That was beautifully said. I feel the same way about Morrissey.

[@dangraham7238]

🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨

[@noone6454]

Get over urself lol

[@sugarayofsunshine]

We are all a product of our upbringing. Some of us are more talented at expressing ourselves than others. The cheeky grin at the end of this was priceless.

[@jonathanromero3765]

Astonishingly enough that The most talented at this are homosexuals and asexuals(sexually confused).

[@chuy8356]

This is why Morrissey is probably my favorite lyricist and musical artist of all time. Everything in his life I can relate to, and I went through myself.

[@youtubeuser7798]

He was a doomer before being a doomer was a thing

[@alexisk1659]

Balanced Mind It’s always been a thing 🙄

[@achair650]

He is the 80's emo teenager

[@shinkaicity]

Nocturnal Delirium dinero????

[@norlanderduwallis9074]

@@alexisk1659 As long as civilizations with rules have existed, so have people who were disillusioned with it.

[@moreodat479]

@@achair650 stop calling anything our cultures emo

[@danielcoppola1222]

It's sweet how he has trouble with eye contact with his teacher when he meets her. You can see the shyness that is criminally vulgar. You can tell he has a lot of respect for her.

[@matty_daddy]

I am the son, I am the heir of a shyness that is criminally vulgar

[@imsorryforarguingbut4555]

i see myself in him and it kills me each time i watch that part

[@chase.7780]

whenever I see a tape of Morrissey having an interview I think: "damn, how is this artist still alive in my lifetime?" he gives the same feeling that you’d get being in the presence of someone legendary, but ghostly. I only get that feeling watching videos of Jimi Hendrix, Kurt Cobain, or Viktor Tsoi.

[@plastiqbeach7487]

He's racist

[@whatsupbuck2876]

Kurt especially, his voice was so soothing and he seemed so chill but hes not with us anymore

[@coppeliaguidry9790]

@@plastiqbeach7487 who morrisey?

[@lotusjuice3834]

Same. It all seems so distant yet so close

[@boscoito]

I pretend he died when the smiths broke up

[@SenseInTheChaos]

i just love how he absolutely shredded his secondary school to bits!

[@MrRammsteinJim]

I absolutely love the way he has this dramatic measured intensity to him, he never directly faces the camera, always rotating his head and glaring off to the side, then describing how he thought he was mighty important as a young fella, everything would be recorded in the annals of history, then he says "it's proved to be quite true" and wryly smiles into the camera for the first time in the whole clip. If i can smile once in my life with that knowledge that I am who i want to be, i'll die happy

[@kindauncool]

Bro he’s not gonna fick you

[@vir2ohso]

Life is long…there is time for many you’s…a plethora of dreams. Lucid Dreamtime happens.

[@imsorryforarguingbut4555]

@@kindauncoolyou can never kill the hope!

[@SaintMartins]

Every comment on this page is brilliant, spot on, humbling, revealing and very emotional. Thanks for sharing your feelings. I no longer feel i'm alone in my misery. I'm very grateful for Morrissey's lyrics and The Smith's music in my life.

[@jens2049]

Ive read a lot of bullshit tbf

[@m.s.7756]

welcome to the family :)

[@ramoth777]

SM, I can relate to what you wrote about misery. I enshrined the Smiths' music in my adolescence and young adulthood. But when I turned to the Lord Jesus Christ (not "religion"), my misery left me for good. He can do the same for you...and Mr. Morrissey.

[@cabomarlin]

He speaks in Times New Roman

[@johnm1503]

He speaks his feelings and beliefs. A true lyrical genius also........

[@josephclift3662]

What a great comment

[@LunaLoveBad6969]

He's so captivating and everything seems to stop when he opens his mouth. He makes you think as well, when listening to him speak or listening to his music. I find that rare in an artist in this day in age. Love him❤

[@jordansmith8710]

He is by far the most literate man to write music. Some would say arrogant, I just think he's a bit of a tortured soul.

[@Lafiambrenomurio]

hahahaha nice one

[@wyattarp1975]

he's the fucking worst and can't sing for shit.

[@joewitham8334]

smiths fan, likes coldplay

[@HyperHorse]

Why are you here?

[@HyperHorse]

Depeche Mode are better than The Fucking Smiths ever were.

[@shawnkristenjones746]

2:58 - 3:46 When I first heard those words, he described my life and thus began my love of Morrissey. Everyone criticized me and told me to go out more, and I did but only to fit in and shut everyone up. For a brief time I thought my life would be like Pet Shop Boys 'Being Boring' but that quote from Morrissey really has been my life. Although I don't think anything I've written "will go down in the annals of history" lol

[@94blondebimbo]

Shawn Kristen Jones This is what I'm like now. Everybody tells me to go out more and even my dad says I'm not 'normal'. I think its more to do with feeling like you don't fit in so you just try to enjoy your own company the best you can. It can get quite depressing sometimes though. I'm glad there is someone like Morrissey out there to remind me that I'm not alone in feeling that way.

[@Samboy666]

Babywilko As he says in the smiths song, theres a pub if you'd like to go, you could meet someone who really loves you, So you go & you stand on your own, and you leave on your own, and you go home & cry & want to die!

[@thebowingangels]

+Babywilko well as i am the same we can be friends. that way we don't have to long so much for young morrissey's companionship lol

[@nirau]

Shawn Kristen Jones I feel the same. I don't have a lot of friends and like walk alone. I do listen music a lot and it helps me. Majority of people despite this way of living prefer communication to loneliness, but I do not. Hope you find my words and also I'd like to apologize for my broken English.

[@danielv261]

Artemy comentário sensacional

[@tfootball8704]

Morrissey is highly intelligent, he speaks with such class and elegance.

[@wjayson6]

For some of us, a tiny Morrissey lives inside and has been guiding and whispering songs to us since the teens. Thank god for That! Love you moz

[@krispykremedonut]

this video came out 15 years ago and it’s still priceless, Morrisey is such a gentle, smart and talented man and he’s a huge inspiration to me, The Smiths will always be my favorite band

[@elmoblatch9787]

Sing your life. Any fool can think of words that rhyme. Total honesty is why his words will be embraced by every generation.

[@selinabegum4418]

Loved when he visited his old teacher, so sweet, and also how his writing will go down in the annals of history, such a flirtatious cheeky smile. (Grew up obsessed with The Smiths and Morrissey, and was extremely lucky to photograph him last night at Alexandra Palace)

[@sportsareforwomen3428]

The poetry of his description of things. What a miraculous person and definitely a part of history.

[@cosmicactivity299]

There’s so many parts of him that are so relatable to people, which is why I think most of what he says of his past is very truthful and spoken out with a small sense of despondency but also endurance as regards to what he’s felt all his life

[@violenthell]

"I never had a social life, I never left the house, I just simply sat in and read, and watch television, and done all the things in life that are generally considered to be quite negative, and quite soul destroying" 2:46 HAHAHAHAHAHAHAA, omg Morrissey's tone is fucking hilarious. This guy is something you know. "I'm afraid uh, I'm somewhat of uh, a back bedroom casuality, I spent a great deal of time sitting in the bedroom writing feriously and feeling that I was terribly important, and everything that I wrote.. . would go down in the ainless of history, And uh.... It's proved to be quite true... (looks into the camera and gives a hilarious grin)... In a way..." 3:49 The face he makes when he says this is my life HAHAHAHAA. Like he's so pretentious and full of himself, which for some reason it's why I like Morrissey so much.

[@thunderpooch]

He's the biggest chain jerker out there. I love it. Most think Morrissey is all doom and gloom, which he is, but even more so he's a hilarious comedian laughing "furiously" at both you and himself.

[@eqmaverickpoet]

To understand Morrissey is to understand "loss". His words touch our sadness in a way that he would never trully recognize, since it would make Morrissey look back at the sadder moments of his life and ours. Every song he sings speaks of a dream unbidden, yet unspoken. How many of us know this....more than we'd like to say.

[@az0r22]

Were u molested by Morrissey?

[@JeffSoundjack]

Stunning personality full of poetry. It’s incredible the way he manages to tell his life story, focussing on essential learnings and afterthoughts. England is portrayed at his best, it bring back memories about the inspiration I took from this country. Thank you for being so serious, meticulous and dedicated to your art Morrissey, that’s probably the main reason why you became a genius. from a Frenchman who spent 7 years of his life there.

[@Mayna00]

That's why The Smiths and Morrissey are so great. Very few bands and artists truly tap into that feeling of alienation that most people feel. 'Because the music that they constantly play .. it says nothing to me about my life.'

[@Stairwaytoheaven06]

2:43 "Not to be recommended" :D this made my day

[@pg123ab]

Brilliant. The best lyricist in the music history.

[@AntwhaleNearfar]

That would be Ice Spice.

[@someguyontheinternet9808]

There's something about this man that I adore with every fiber of my body

[@Itsnotanymore-ku7dz]

I could listen to young Morrissey talk for hours on end.

[@zackzallie8735]

Oh God. He's such a charming man.

[@daaavid6344]

He knows so much about these things

[@brandoncorns3997]

He would go out tonight, but he hasn’t got a stitch to wear.

[@بيانالفارسية]

@@brandoncorns3997 it’s gruesome that someone so handsome should care ://

[@jahyeet1137]

@@بيانالفارسية too bad his bicycle is desolate with a punctured tire on a hill side😪

[@midas01tw]

marr is clearly the charming man he was singing about

[@MoscowOnFire]

I fucking love this man

[@hollyporcher]

the camera quality satisfies me so much i feel so comforted by it

[@sujoymusic]

He means more to me than anyone I've ever known I think

[@KittredgeRitter]

sujoymusic He's a very special person :)

[@user-ev1uo7sb8n]

- - hm, no im not.

[@adrianabvitucci5856]

@-- You shouldn't criticize other people feelings, sometimes idols musicians have a strong impact on their fans that's what makes them so important and influential in the society:)

[@adrianabvitucci5856]

@-- you don't get it probably, it's like talking to a wall. Forget about it.

[@TOB-mi2do]

{} shush ur clueless

[@Michelleilovetmills]

I will love this man forever.

[@whiteshadow59]

why

[@bigdump2825]

👌🏻

[@BurkeMontgomeryMusic]

Michelle Torres me too!!!

[@andrewstubbs822]

"This man" is a vile racist who values beans above human beings. He has the resemblance of a colossal turd!

[@plastiqbeach7487]

He is racist

[@fjoa123]

If Morrisey had lived in Berlin, he would have probably become a Goth.

[@theartfuldodger935]

+fjoa123 And if he had lived in Utah, he would have probably become an Osmond brother.

[@barryk00da]

+The Artful Dodger If he had lived in Manchester he'd probably be in The Smiths

[@evao.2691]

+fjoa123 And if he had lived in North Korea he would be dead.

[@evao.2691]

+fjoa123 And if he had lived in North Korea he would be dead.

[@fredrechid2245]

You don't know that

[@xnslrzn]

I've seen this so many times. Never gets old.

[@balao32]

The beginning of this video is lovely

[@Tamar-sz8ox]

He's just so charming and literate . Love you Moz.

[@The13Curses]

I love his voice

[@rain73ful]

I love Morrissey. His anger and pain reflects well in his music .Especially when he was with The Smiths.

[@kitcat8716]

He's a tortured soul. He's my favorite artist/ person

[@p4tr10ts12]

This man is the most literate, articulate songwriter. Just listen to him; it's amazing. A beautiful human being.

[@richard7645]

He's old English accient and vocab is very much delightful

[@brandon2912t]

I love everything about Morrissey, I think he is so articulate, eloquent and unique and a beautiful soul I loved The Smiths from the first time I heard This Charming Man. I feel blessed to have grown up as they emerged and grew on the Britpop scene, along with so many others, the talent was so varied and off the charts.

[@katitax508]

I hadn't noticed his talking voice was so soothing, I want to fall asleep to this ❤️

[@adamsansom6413]

I like the way he talks, It's so interesting!

[@toxic878]

***** Dude morrissey is asexual. He cannot be gay if he lacks sexuality.

[@chrisdunkno3420]

***** I think Morrissey's eloquent and well spoken manner of speech was much more of a normal way to talk back then. Although some people may agree that people who talk in this way in the year 2014 sound gay (kinda true) back then it was the norm.. Anyway I think it's more a combination of that massive chin and the hissing of poor quality recording equipment that brings on the 'gay lisp' that we find in so many cartoons and comedies of today.

[@adamsansom6413]

Well said, I couldn't agree more! :)

[@thecritch2164]

Andrew Toxic Don't make out you know what sexuality Morrisey is. He has admitted in many previous talks etc that he has had numerous female and male partners, he doesn't lack sexuality he lacks a label of sexuality.

[@emmatheresa6948]

TheCritch21 Does not necessarily mean he is not asexual, you can have partners without sex, from everything I know I would think he is probably close to asexuality, he has repeated many times that he is just not a sexual person

[@TheVampirePredator]

I can listen to him talk all day.

[@johnwolcot]

I could never tire of listening to Morrissey talking.

[@Catluvur23]

This video brings me so much obscure comfort.

[@ColonelNickSteel]

This really helped me understand and appreciate Morrissey on a much deeper level.

[@shalxnda]

I love old videos so much it’s nice to see how people have lived back then.

[@nocheapdopamine725]

I just learned of this band tn. So enchanted by his voice

[@MozVolta]

"I'm a afraid, yes, I'm somewhat of a back bedroom casualty. I spent a great deal of time sitting in the bedroom writing furiously, and feeling that I was terribly important and that everything that I wrote would go down in the annals of history, and it's proved to be quite true, in a way." Morrissey, there aren't words strong enough to describe the amazing impact you've had in my life.

[@MatthewFordAnimations]

that's so sad. Poor houses and poor memories. I would have felt like him.

[@josieeleanor2335]

His voice is so calming wow

[@nao-jl1pp]

with the smiths and morrissey i found a place to be myself, it takes me a really long time but he help me to accept my loneliness

[@lauraf.e2788]

I have always loved him and his personality. People see him as negative because he sees and speaks the truth, which they are afraid of.

[@patchtchouliheavn]

this brought tears to my eyes; a poetic soul indeed 💕

[@LaurenE2689]

This is the single greatest video in all of existence. Just...that editing...

[@zacharyl3751]

Ikr. Back to the Old House playing as the camera drifts back over the urban decay. The feels.

[@tvojweltschmertz]

'cause I haven't got one anymore

[@jas22]

2024, and Morrissey will not, CANNOT be forgotten for the soundtrack to the lives of so many.

[@vripiatbuzoi9188]

Love the line and the look he gives when he says "its proved to be quite true, in a way". He is such a contradiction. Generally a shy person but at times, in brief moments, something ungraded, open, and flamboyant just jumps out proving the opposite.

[@goldensolder44]

'Sigh' I wish I was handsome as him.

[@ZiPolishHammer]

You must have a thing for underbites then

[@slartybardfarst52]

He isn't now, would you like to look like him now

[@andyisdead]

@@slartybardfarst52 he still is

[@ZiPolishHammer]

@evi All things in proportion I say lol

[@mahsaraha777]

i love him , omg he is such a legend

[@BurkeMontgomeryMusic]

Mahsa Yavari he is incredible and 100% an original and true artist

[@daniloborini6783]

He has such a beautiful accent. Morrissey thanks for helping me to brush up my English. Warm regards from Brazil.

[@MrStopsrust]

Great editing...that end fade away over the ruins and morrissey dissolving into that cement compound was really poetic..

[@marianneginalski7564]

His autobiography is a great reading, so well written, so soulful.

[@cw6679]

Morrissey meeting his teacher is the most INFP encounter ever

[@moonpriest8016]

I hate the fact he shares the same personality type as me.

[@callumfisher8101]

@@moonpriest8016 Why do you care so much about a label as insignificant as a personality type?

[@moonpriest8016]

@@callumfisher8101 I don’t care so much about the label I just have a huge hatred of this man and anything I have in common with that man disgusts me

[@moonpriest8016]

@@cb33 I got curious to why he is like this and I thought this would give some sort of answer but nope he just wining about shit

[@tiredhermit]

I think he is more of an infj. His way of speaking seems unintentional and casual, but he's actually pretty calculated. Also, there's a sort of magnetic field around him which attracts people. He is charming and tragic at the same time. Infps can be charming and tragic too but in a very awkward way, they are more flegmatic, less to express certain emotions.

[@1994-q8d]

And I love you morrissey, the smiths, always, forever u til I die. You were a part of my youth

[@RandomnessTube.]

I completely get what he's saying the house you grow up in as a child will forever hold an imprint on you and then one day they come in and demolish it and the area you grew up in has it's soul ripped out.

[@calvin3005]

I love walking aimlessly around the streets where I live. Not depressing at all - it's great!

[@jacquim8907]

As an old Trafford resident I pass 274 Kings Road often and the tram passes under the bridge morrisey went to school via. Oh how I wish he was back here

[@chubby_bubbles_13]

Love this man! Been a fan for 30+ years!

[@WC-jd8rn]

I love how Morissey is so nice and happy to see his elementary educators, but is so serious about how much he hated his secondary. You can see how The Headmaster Ritual came to be.

[@victorymansions]

I remember I showed this to my at the time girlfriend about 4 years ago. She hated Morrissey, but this endeared her to him a bit more, she giggled at his nervous 'oh thank you' to his teacher and his 'not to be recommended'. Everyone loves him for one reason or another, even the people who haven't realized it yet.

[@avaforbes6995]

This is my favourite Morrissey interview of all time... love it!

[@BloodBath707]

That smirk when he talks about his writings becoming famous

[@viviandarkbloom23]

@1:57 she called him steven!

[@KaleCasanova]

I heard "David"

[@decent165]

Be a bit wierd if she called him david

[@robertflanagan1364]

Steven defo

[@_idekanymore1319]

Decent Especially since there is already a rather famous David Morrissey

[@hlu1111]

This is so sweet, I love the part where he talks with his teacher :)

[@kennethbrady]

Very well directed. Lots of feeling and info in just 5 minutes. And the last shot of Morrissey in the midst of the concrete madness is excellent.

[@zacharyl3751]

The one saving grace of being born in Manchester; Morrissey also grew up here..

[@frasermaccallum268]

Zachary L this nation's saving grace, by any chance?

[@georgemasson5591]

two words. karl. pilkington.

[@decent165]

Two words - Gallagher brothers

[@dannyanime3468]

decent 💩💩💩💩💩💩🤢💩💩💩💩💩💩🤮🤮🤢🤮💩💩💩

[@based7900]

You’ve also had oasis, the stone roses and joy division to name a few 👍

[@IamSquirrel]

He is not alone. I feel and think the same about where I am from.

[@garym6315]

I was actually looking at some of my old school report cards and dairy entries and could tell that Primary School was mostly a very warm and friendly place that nurtured my talent. Secondary school was a cold, harsh, aggressive place where both teachers and students had animosity towards each other. That was where my grades started to drop. It's sad looking back on it as an adult and seeing that secondary school was the place and time that destroyed my innocence and my potential.

[@80ssynthfan48]

My primary school years were heaven.