"Rude!" - Amy Winehouse Calls Out Problematic Reporter at Ivor Novello Awards (2007)

On 24 May 2007, singer-songwriter Amy Winehouse was awarded the Ivor Novello Best Contemporary Song for her hit single, Rehab. On stage to accept the award, Winehouse joked that she hadn't even had time to get drunk beforehand. Backstage, Winehouse spoke to a number of journalists - including one who Winehouse called out for their "rude" behaviour. The acclaimed artist told journalists how it felt to win an award for her songwriting, and who she was looking forward to meeting backstage. She also made reference to her recent marriage to Blake Fielder-Civil, who she described as "the best man in the world".
Speaking on what would have been Amy Winehouse's 40th birthday, her ex-husband Blake Fielder-Civil today said he would do "nearly everything differently" if he were given a chance to rewind time. Speaking to Good Morning Britain, the star's ex-husband told the hosts: "It’s devastating she’s not here. I think about her all the time, I thought about her this morning when I said my happy birthday to her, she was my best friend."
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[@RR-kp5ps]

"She's not young and I wasn't..." That is so rude. Most normal people would just say "oops, sorry".

[@kareemthedream6318]

I wouldn't say sorry if he actually wasn't but yea no reason to say "she's not young"

[@suzannejones7215]

Trying to bait her typical journalist they want a reaction and she was very polite - manners x

[@anonymousanon9056]

Lol yes. Waiting for apology. Nope. Rude as.

[@FLeigh12]

Horribly rude reporter. NO need to be rude to her. He's probably hurting in 'some' way ..... who knows.

[@ericamango]

What a pig

[@bennifer93]

Poor woman looked so uncomfortable with her interviewers. It's a shame they looked for drama instead of the brilliant artist in front of them

[@bunjijumper5345]

And people wonder why Kate Bush will not do interviews.

[@therejectedbeatle]

Especially the one where they have all the microphones up in her face she looks so uncomfortable

[@leonleon2276]

She just wanted to go get high……

[@leonleon2276]

@@therejectedbeatleMichael Jackson had that all his life from 5 years old….people wonder why he was a little strange, never got mad tho.

[@jasonsutton4415]

I never realised before but there is definitely an element of shyness to her personality. The world misses her.

[@leoanderson6705]

She was the most humble real celebrity there is

[@mikisleaf]

her and michael jackson imo

[@ImTheBitchWitch]

@@mikisleaf Yeah that’s why they got rid of them. When u are different and humble and honest and talented society will punish you.. the ignorant people that are all the same wants to get rid of you. That’s what happens and that’s why there’s not real talent in Hollywood anymore. Is all about rituals and sacrificing other people for money and fame. Hollyweird is Dead. And that’s great for America. 😃

[@TonyKnight1208]

Amy had her moments where she was mean. Come on now but she was very humble. Maybe bc of the drugs her attitude changed

[@michaellovegrove9467]

She wasn’t a celebrity. She was a musician.

[@kennethrussell1158]

Who should play Amy in a movie biopic?

[@robertcawthorn8318]

She was too real , I love how she lights up ,and responds to genuine questions,her eyes flash and claws out, for all the false, Gone but never forgotten

[@PeteDavidson-yl3ps]

Amy was the Real Deal….NO false Bravado, a, to me, a simple songwriter that hit big but I can’t help but think her Parents were a bad influence on her, let alone the Drug Addict BF….

[@vampyre4me]

@robertcawthorn8318 yes, I was noticing that too and how she speaks volumes with her eyes alone. What a soul she was...still is, maybe just somewhere else - I truly hope. Miss her here.

[@fckngcnt882]

So well put! The industry couldn’t handle her!!! God bless Amy Winehouse! She is one soul who definitely ascended! X

[@jjones9822]

She was a unique and sweet person. She definitely wasn’t cut out for the industry and the parasitic people within it. She was too good for them, but in the end they got their hooks into her.

[@michaellovegrove9467]

She was too real and humble for this fucked up cruel unforgiving world

[@becky2235]

Definitely. Such a sad ending for her though

[@916TheBear]

I absolutely agree with you both! ^ She was an amazing woman and a fuckin killer musician!! As an addict/alcoholic myself, it is so hard to get clean!! It's do able but it incredibly difficult... Im 37 and I've been clean from alcohol and drugs for a little over 12 years now... but it took me a few tries, ya know. Now I just smoke weed. Which some people won't agree that's clean and sober but I am clean and free of many many other substances so I consider myself clean.. anyways all I'm trying to say is it is so damn hard to get it right. And in the music world it's almost impossible to stop partying. The party never stops. When you get clean they tell you you have to change everything... people, places, things, situations.. the way you think.. that was really... hard to ditch all my friends I was using with and I fought against it for the longest time but I'd always end up in a bad situation or relapse.. I have a therapist and an addiction counselor still to this day... and those take a long time to want to even talk to anyone much less open up to a stranger right away.. I would always fight therapy. And when I went to rehab I'd be pissed cuz I wanted the help but didn't want to be there... it was a freakin battle to get where I'm at. For 5 years I didn't like being clean one bit! It really takes some getting used to. And yes.. I absolutely loved playing Amy Winehouse Rehab in rehab and so did my roommates 😊 you can really her when she sings.. it's like her soul touches our souls. She had this way of connecting people together thru her music and lyrics and that feeling you get from listening to her. She just had this way about her... idk sorry for the novel guys. She was most definitely taken too soon. ❤

[@musiclover-cn7tb]

​@@916TheBearI'm happy to hear it you can relate more to her than some other supporters can people who didn't go through it can't say what someone endures on that journey may you stay safe and strong with the angels covering you thanks for sharing something so personal I hope you are doing well and blessed ❤ .

[@916TheBear]

@@musiclover-cn7tb thank you musiclover ❤️. Life's a struggle on its own I just had to learn I was making it harder. Now I can't help but help others when they are going thru a hard time... I've been thru a lot of hard sh*t so I try to use my experiences to understand others and help when I can. It hurts me to see others hurting. I used to write... music, stories anything I could think up I'd write down .... I taught myself to play guitar at 10 years old by ear.. I've always been a music lover myself. I was on a couple hip hop tracks in the early 2000s just messing around with my friends. People are so afraid that when they stop the substance they are using or are too afraid to take meds cuz it can take the creative process away but it doesn't... not totally... it's still instilled in you! Those creative juices are still flowing it's just slightly different. You're brain just resets a bit. I still write, I still play, I still sing .... but I do much more then that now. I can juggle a whole lot more then I used to.

[@michaellovegrove9467]

@@giaximoi yeah that would’ve helped. It has certainly helped me. But addiction isn’t the problem - it’s the manifestation of a deeper problem.

[@HelenRachael]

The way her face lit up when she was asked about who she found inspiring/who she wanted to meet vs when she was being asked questions about herself. I genuinely think there are such talented musicians who would probably love to perform then just go home without having a million microphones shoved in their face 😩

[@AllieInWonderland]

I agree, I think most of them want that.

[@chipbuttytime3396]

No one forces her to give them sound bites, she is perpetrating the whole circus. It is really as uncomplicated as that.

[@NiSiochainGanSaoirse]

Always one... ^🙄

[@Yiz12347]

@@chipbuttytime3396for sure will take this seriously 💀💀

[@ryanisstuckin93]

​@chipbuttytime3396 Of course she is. It was probably in her contracts that she had to take part in interviews, its publicity and advertising. As soon as you sign that paper you are a brand and have to market yourself. If you come across as someone who doesn't care about their fans or interact with others it's not going to look good. It's something you have to accept. If you don't want it then don't take the money you've earned. Showbizzness is porn of the mind.

[@davidrobinson2776]

Amy was special. No heirs and graces, missing tooth, smiling so much and telling the Geordie interviewer she was playing Whitley Bay.

[@JaJedina]

❤

[@patriciarowe6685]

❤

[@Bip4e]

Could you explain about the Whitley Bay pls, I don't understand the joke 😊

[@davidrobinson2776]

@@Bip4e No problem. The lady reporter has a Geordie accent, that means she's from Newcastle in the nNorth East of England. Amy knew this and mentioned Whitley Bay because it's a coastal town near Newcastle.

[@kayerk]

​@@davidrobinson2776 I appreciate this explanation, thank you ❤

[@danbull]

Sad how she kept saying shes not eloquent when she had such a captivating way of talking. Or maybe she just wanted to move to the next question

[@weewooweewoo906]

while literally winning an award for her writing skills. we stan a humble queen

[@mojavewolf1]

I know what she meant about not being eloquent.. But she is fascinating , charismatic ♥️So sad , she passed so young .

[@catib5943]

She just was not feeling the question 😂😂😂

[@salinaavalos833]

Eloquence is not a necessity honey. Not when you can sing like that.❤ Ammmyyyyy!!!!

[@fraubonk.]

it was a stupid question!

[@simonac.926]

I like the way she susses people whilst looking straight into their eyes

[@tiyanawilliams5070]

😂 she had balls,

[@tiyanawilliams5070]

She had Balls 😂

[@a.6ham649]

She talked to him nicely and defended the lady but look how rude he is

[@SlimShadybby]

poor baby, you could see it in her eyes, and see it in her body language. she deserved the world and I’m just happy she’s now resting in peace and tranquility. she will always be a musical legend and such a beautiful sweetheart!

[@lee-sq6ob]

SHE WAS SO FUCKING REAL. It's so unfair.

[@astrofive620]

Unfair? She literally wrote a song about refusing to go to rehab and died from drinking, Tragic, yes, but unfair would say someone forced her to drink when the opposite was happening. Tragic is what your looking for.

[@bryanfukingfox]

@@astrofive620well, in all honesty, I think it’s unfair that addicts have to live with addiction. Unfair that their normal lives are robbed from them by a drink or a drug. Unfair that they don’t get normal relationships with people. I could go on and on. And yes it’s easy to say “they make/made the choice to do it”, and while to a certain extent that is true, anyone that has even a tiny bit of experience with addiction will tell you after so many times of using you lose any and all ability to stop on your own. It becomes a survival mechanism at that point. Your brain literally tells your body “I NEED THIS!” So that being said, this situation is a number of things. Tragic AND unfair amongst them.

[@astrofive620]

@@bryanfukingfox Excuses

[@bryanfukingfox]

@@astrofive620 spoken like someone that doesn’t have a clue what they are talking about. If you did you would have something more intelligent and profound to say than one childish word.

[@astrofive620]

@@bryanfukingfox RIP, No excuses.

[@ZazVocals]

An absolute legend.

[@JaJedina]

💓💓💓

[@ktx6278]

The sadness in her eyes is heart shattering

[@itsgonnabealright9736]

Awww she said "Ta" that's so beautiful

[@rehab.6928]

what does it mean?

[@_xxdisgraceyxx_]

@@rehab.6928it means thank you, it’s a British slang word ❤

[@bigbasil1908]

@@rehab.6928 It means she couldn't be bothered to say 'thankyou'

[@chelseapoet3664]

It's not beautiful FFS it's just normal everyday slang in England

[@thatdude3977]

​@@_xxdisgraceyxx_ewww british 😂

[@phoenixmcandrewmusic]

🤣 she’s so funny, she was so over it and ready to pick a fight.

[@COWASOGGY]

She noticed an absolute douchebag. An industry of leeches.

[@horrorjunkie96]

look how nervous she is at 4:19, borderline dismissive (not her fault), I honestly think at 5:17 she didn't have an "eloquent" answer so her focus awkwardly snapped to the reporter "stepping" on the lady's shoes when it didn't in actuality happen. her mind made something up to push focus away and get out of having only a rote one-word answer. the fake eye rub at 5:32 she was scared AF to be facing his direction still 🤣

[@SohumiArt]

​@@horrorjunkie96 What in the world did you see? I clearly can see that she saw the foot before and couldn't focus because she was a person that said anything what came into her mind. She spoke it out and the guy was rude. She couldn't hold it in again, so she spoke again. The eye scratch was more like "Bruv you piss me off, no time to deal with you and look into your direction"

[@Elevated_Frequencies]

She didn't really wanna be there. All those mics in the face would make anyone uncomfortable.

[@grac3om]

I love the fact that there was no pretence about her. She was authentic, real, down-to-earth and wasn't afraid to show what she really thought about some of the questions. I love the fact that she defended the lady as well. ❤

[@jswjanjan]

We miss you Amy. No one like you sweetheart.❤😢

[@ms.laterholmes2890]

She’s very eloquent she’s just doesn’t wanna answer her stupid questions

[@emmaw1813]

She was so beautiful. She had such pretty eyes.

[@snatchgrab7028]

It’s the way she maintained her composure for me. That one interviewer was very rude. How can you say something like that.

[@H4NDCRAFTED]

He’s a reporter he was baiting her and she knew it

[@cassandrarocha7369]

You can see in her face the moment she sees that he’s standing on her foot and how she’s thinking of letting it go but just couldn’t ignore it. She was such a beautiful human being.

[@55555gino]

She wrote rehab in 20 minutes !!! Wtf legend

[@user-sz8km9dy5v]

😅😅

[@wedgeantilles4712]

Writing a song called rehab, while being in rehab is basicly Amy Winehouse writing her memoirs in 20 minutes.

[@snoozyq9576]

​@@wedgeantilles4712still not easy to turn your memoir in to a catchy song in 20 mins

[@thatdude3977]

I always thought it was kinda weird 😂 meme song forsure

[@Therockafellerskank0]

@@thatdude3977wtf

[@glynhannaford7332]

The brighter a light burns, the sooner it burns out. RIP Amy Winehouse. 💔

[@brettpritchard265]

The light that burns twice as bright lasts half as long. - Blade Runner.

[@sanjuska.01]

A Blue Star 🌠

[@kim8665]

She was so down to earth ❤

[@flipflops-ed5xq]

Hopelesss romantic

[@luv4bmarley]

I love and miss her dearly! Gone too soon. My heart breaks when I see the sadness and anxiety in her face and hear it in her responses. Rest easy sweet Amy. ❤

[@Maw0]

I wish I could have met her. She's my favorite artist.

[@scottandrewhorne4655]

You Shall See Amy Winehouse Back Home In Heaven Amen XXXXXXXX

[@Maw0]

@@scottandrewhorne4655 Thank you.

[@scottandrewhorne4655]

@@Maw0 You Are Most Welcome. Keep Positive Keep Driven Keep Being The Best You As Heaven Is Wonderful And That Is Our For Ever Home Amen XXXXXXXX

[@Maw0]

@@scottandrewhorne4655 :)

[@louishill9964]

This got me angry to be fair! Finding fault in his clear to see chauvinist pig ignorant attitude was spot on 😂 🍻 🙌🏼 x

[@SingySongy-vh6rd]

Wonder who he is…he sounded like a total sh*te and she couldn’t stand him

[@michaelt3308]

MAGA

[@springsogourne]

Thank god we had her for the short time she was here. Bless her.

[@MarkBrydondrums85]

My brother knew Amy and said she was the most nicest celebrity ever she hated to be called that though. She hated all the celeb hype.

[@jmh27]

That’s awesome! How did he know he her?

[@agwarddd]

you can see it here, how much she hates the celebrity hype. she wouldve been so content w being a singer-songwriter w/o the celebrity that comes w it. having the whole world’s eyes on her was what destroyed her, in the end, imo.

[@phoebeel]

Seeing how those reporters stick their mics almost into her eyeballs and asking rude personal questions while at the same time not even seeing or acknowledging her as a person makes me shudder. I feel like modern reporters behave in a more decent way, at least at those events. We've come a long way in these 15 years. Sad that Amy didn't get to see it

[@josephjimenez5541]

I love seeing her speak during these quick junkets, it’s very rarely seen as media only shows performances or photos of her going through it, so to her her talk about her passion is lovely

[@giggles7179]

There are some people who come into this world with such profound talent and depths of sensitivity way beyond their years. Sadly, that same sensitivity that makes them so brilliant is often at odds with the world around them. To simply get through the day presents challenges the rest of us take for granted. Not knowing who is out to exploit you. Having too many people willing to indulge your most self-destructive habits only to get you onstage to make them more money. Everyone wants you to win while at the same time they have their cameras and their phones at the ready should you stumble and fall. Having so many people tell you how much they adore you is almost impossible to reconcile when at the end of the day, the headlines shout otherwise with cruelty. But the saddest part? We never learn. Our appetite for the salacious supercedes our compassion. The world loves few things more than a tragic cautionary tale of an immense talent gone too soon and we cry that nobody took the opportunity to help her when it was our own purchasing power that ultimately did them in. The day before they're gone, nobody cared enough to take the bottle from her hands. The day after, everyone laments the loss and desperately looks for whom we can point a finger at. The cycle repeats.

[@scottandrewhorne4655]

Very Well Said God Bless You Amen XXXXXXXX And God Bless Your Earthly Life Time And Earthly Family Amen XXXXXXXX

[@giggles7179]

@@scottandrewhorne4655 And you as well! Thank you for giving me a reason to revisit this a few days later. It seems everytime I intend to leave a regular, bite-sized comment, I end up with these long streams-of-consciousness that I don't always get a chance to read in their entirety.

[@scottandrewhorne4655]

@@giggles7179 I Am The Same When I Do My Posts. But These Truthful Things Need Saying. Their Isint Many Of Us Good Fighting This Way But Words Carry Traction And God Wants It Done As Words Of Truth Carry Power And Substance And Deliverance Amen XXXXXXXX. I Wish You Every Bit Of Happiness In Your Earthly Life Time As You Walk Gods Earthly World And Gods Earthly Realm Amen XXXXXXXX Keep On Doing What You Are Doing And Making That Diffarance For The Better Amen XXXXXXXX

[@scottandrewhorne4655]

I Posted A Reply I Hope You Got It As It Has Been Removed But God Let's Me Know That The People Responsible For Removing Said Post Will Be RE POSTING THE WHOLE POST WORD FOR WORD ON D DAY TAKE CARE X

[@GfYs86]

I couldn’t have said it better. I wholeheartedly agree with you. Just to imagini her horrific environment and toxic people around her- especially the paparazzi - imaging Amy dealing with that alone, no real,protection or people that lover her around her, (20 years ago) that must have been horrifying. I believe The trash media and toxic people around her (dad and husband pos) was the breaking point. I get so irritated when I see comments saying she took her own life, or overdosing on drugs purposely … no, that’s so untrue and yet again misinformation / speculation by the media (as per usual)… her *last* live performance was in Siberia of which minutes into her set, she was booed by the crowd. She passed away soon after. Autopsy shows death was by Alcohol poisoning, but by accident as she was sober and that night was the straw that broke her… the Amy documentary was the most accurately described trauma she suffered during those final days and what lead up to it.

[@kluv420]

She was never happily married 😢

[@Alan78941]

Blake destroyed her but Reg Traviss adored her and was a decent man

[@thatdude3977]

​@@Alan78941😂 woman, am i right 😂

[@louisemarshall9301]

Rose tinted drugged glasses

[@stephen3654]

Drugged tinted glasses would have worked better ​@@louisemarshall9301

[@gerardquinn6637]

THAT IS CORRECT. HE DID NOT LOVE HER. SHE LOVED HIM.

[@jennys209]

It's so strange, she was one the most famous women in the world at the time, but it feels weird all the same seeing her with microphones all around her. Rest in peace, dear Amy, your talent left its mark forever

[@nataliemarkham]

I miss Amy 💔gone but never forgotten

[@racerx1189]

She was so kind and always looking out for other people rather than herself. Rest in peace Love. We miss you. ❤

[@carolinemurty8884]

She was a very sweet girl, I always remember her hugging the old man in the never mind the buzzcocks line up so he didn’t feel bad. She was not only incredibly talented but also extremely kind

[@kbo730]

I didn’t discover her until after her death. What a beautiful, talented young lady. Wish I could’ve seen her in concert. I hope she’s at peace.

[@monique5248]

I miss her. She is and will always be - my top 5 singers.

[@glasstablegcrls]

knowing that amy never had a happy song in her discography (valerie aside) and said that her 3rd album was going to be full of winsome and happy songs just breaks my heart. she deserved so so so much better.

[@ChooseCompassion]

How can you not love her? ❤❤

[@colourfulcrafts5492]

Wish more female singers could be so powerful and inspiring as Amy was. They just show their knickers and bits off and have no real talent. Amy was so real. Missing tooth but so happy so genuine. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Plastic35789]

This made me anxious, she was not comfortable with the interviews, she should not be put against these vultures

[@melodyvalentine8779]

What do you mean it made you obnoxious?

[@user-wh3vq1qi7x]

I think you used the wrong word there mate lol

[@curoseba5363]

Like a true artist. They express better with their craft. She was so real and unique.

[@claudiawillner5734]

What a beautiful and authentic person, I love her so much. R. I. P. Amy

[@rhiannonpeach4571]

I love this lady she’s so missed 💔🙏🏻

[@aneirathomas4955]

She's such an icon i love her so much

[@itsjxomusic]

She's so cute. Amy we miss you :( Hope you're resting angel

[@nunyabizniz1983]

Proper Camden girl. Love her. ♥️

[@naterocks96]

Amy Winehouse, Janis Joplin, Layne Staley, Heath Ledger, and so many other incredible artists, left alone to struggle, and ultimately lose the battle.. Then you have the Chris Cornell's, Chester Bennington's, and Robin Williams' of the world.. They all give us so much, unforgettable art that will stay with the ENTIRE WORLD for generations. And this is how we (the media mostly) treat them.. It's disgusting

[@SkyeRiosOnline]

Her annoyed looks, I find so adorable and genuine

[@MarcoDorian]

That “Yeah… we’ll see” at the end felt like a dart in my heart 💔

[@lolly5453]

Such an immense talent, and a sweetheart. Deserved so much better 💔

[@liverbird956]

Bless Amy. Absolutely insane how much talent Amy had but she was so down to earth and humble. Just a typical london girl. So tragic she passed way to soon Their will never be another like her. R.I.P Amy❣️🙏

[@JuliaLynnMonk]

Imagine talking to a legend like that and asking her those stupid questions...

[@Shotornot]

Are you gonna be happier now? "Yeah, we"ll see..." RIP Amy. Tough world...

[@rileygranderson6125]

I love Amy too much honestly 🥺 The coolest and realist girl I’ve ever seen. Always straightforward and soo funny❕Miss her ❤️‍🔥

[@Robertoni7]

i remember hearing rehab and making it my business to travel get the Cd when it came out. Best $10 ever spent. Loved her🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤

[@tiyanawilliams5070]

So captivating, her honesty and mannerisms. Man, wish she was still here to enjoy what she planted.

[@samtaylor1469]

One of a kind and so sorely missed. Angel x

[@StefanGratz-ol9kk]

So shy , but sweeeet lovely Voice.

[@juliemunro1]

I loved the way she dealt with some of these rude people. She was unique and her songs were brilliant.

[@neavius]

She's great , just a real rebel , takes no bs , doesn't give it out

[@anniehart1718]

Utterly captivating. Our loss.

[@evely322]

They ask the dumbest questions

[@kellytabbara8795]

Such a beautiful soul inside and out ❤

[@maryknight4823]

Amy a wonderfull talent, extraordinary voice, greatly missed 😢❤..........

[@shaymylahanif5701]

2.25 Carebear theme tune 😂😂😂 never knew she was funny

[@stevehughes1510]

So sad she's not around any more, such a good natural kid. God bless her.

[@SleepyRedbackSpider-rv6kr]

She waa very charismatic & a very down to earth , brilliant star .

[@Mariaxx54]

In the video she's so sober and happy. I just want to cry

[@Blaisefiyah]

Amy had a gift. So talented. I loved her and still do

[@user-bh7wy2ru4c]

She had huge talent and potential to make it big , really a humble human being , so sorry that her young and prosperous life was cut short , I really liked the type of songs " genre " , she could've brought back enjoyable music

[@rachelharding751]

That’s really painful to watch, how she really really didn’t want to be there and they just kept asking her inane questions. How can anyone do that job? Why would anyone want to?

[@geoffpoole483]

Watching this clip, I totally understand why famous people can get a bit snotty at times.

[@Magjmcd]

Just seen "Back to Black. Extraordinary performances all round.🎉 Rip Amy fly high.

[@rhylmart]

Gob bless her, what a great young lady.

[@andrewnicholas3143]

Amy you knocked em out the park .Roll on up there Songtress Singer fly on...🕊🙏

[@linkinwinehouse]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS

[@jmh27]

YES I’m loving the new content!!!

[@musiclover-cn7tb]

exactly we get to see her in happier moments not this sad mess people choose to post.

[@elmin82]

She seems a really genuine person

[@danaallen8465]

I can’t imagine having a hundred reporters each asking me either 20 questions about my personal life that they have no business knowing or just straight up idiotic questions that each reporter has a variation on. Amy was humbled by every award she won. She was one of a kind, her talent for songwriting and her unique voice and range was one in a billion. You don’t find talent like her anymore. I will say that there may be a few artists out there today that aren’t auto tuned but, 99% are. I miss good music that gives you feeling and you can resonate with it. She made that music, she wrote that music. She had her demons, she did have addiction but, sometimes I believe the paparazzi/entertainment reporters can drive an artist to the brink. At the very least, they have something to do with it. They don’t care, it’s no skin off their backs. People will say that artists and movie stars put themselves in the position to be publicized and ridiculed but, I don’t think that’s the case for every one of them. I don’t believe some of them actually know what they’re actually getting themselves into. I believe that they just want to be heard and, they want to do what they love. They may know to a certain extent that they’ll be in the public eye to be scrutinized but, I believe it ends up being 100x’s worse than what they ever perceived it to be. Some can handle it, some even feed off of the fame. Others, they feel like they’re being eaten alive by vulture’s. They may not have been the individuals that put the drugs and alcohol in her hand but, they sure do in some ways keep them wanting more. They treated Amy like crap in the months before she passed away. She was booed off stage at her last performance and the media took ahold on that then drove it in the ground. I think about all of the famous people that went through the same. For one, Princess Diana, all she wanted was a private life and she never got it because of them.

[@user-en4mz1gj1e]

she was a star , always be remembered for her great music and down to earth personality , fame never went to her head , shes a true gem.

[@DanDevey]

She deserved more than anyone to be where she was, and they never made her feel welcome. It's one of music's greatest tragedies, and the music she left behind will echo through eternity.

[@marie-andredesmurs5293]

Amy c'est une grande artiste 🎩♥️👏🌹💐 je t'aime Amy tellement simple avec une voix sublime 🌹

[@JaJedina]

Aj ako človek bola super 👌 aj napriek sláve skromná ❤

[@machruk]

I definitely see her self-deprecating words as a huge sign of deep self-esteem issues. It shows how little she thought of herself. I don't blame Blake or anyone else for her early demise. However she never seemed to love herself and that tends to always end in some type of tragedy.😢

[@jaliyahmartin368]

Blake is literally the reason Amy got on heavy drugs because he introduced them to her but ok go off.

[@graybird2054]

She did not write any of the songs she sang.

[@erminedereims400]

@@graybird2054yes she did, she was very well versed by pen, her first album 2004 and ep 2003, way before she became a serious drug addict and her marriage are beautifully written and showcase her abilities that carried on into her 2006 album despite her drug addiction forming that year

[@Steve-li1ru]

@@graybird2054 what crack are you on? Amy was not only a talented singer but also a skilled songwriter. Her uncles were very well know Jazz musicians, and she played the guitar. She wrote a significant portion of her own music, especially on her critically acclaimed albums "Frank" and "Back to Black." Some of her most famous songs, like "Rehab," "Back to Black," and "You Know I'm No Good," were written by her, showcasing her ability to blend soul, jazz, and contemporary R&B styles in her music. Stop spreading bs

[@graybird2054]

@@Steve-li1ru okay just stop. Go went out at someone else.

[@martinstubbs7974]

So humble and unassuming!! How lovely was she!!

[@isa_virtual]

I love how nonchalant she was to all of this celebrity bullshit 😂 love her forever

[@BrianYerby-he9jo]

I love her eyes

[@Mullmill]

She was amazing. So missed.

[@zararycroft8831]

She was amazing beautiful funny and unique and underrated misunderstood beautiful soul ❤rest in peace ❤🌹💐🌸🌼🌺Xxxxx

[@Smashingblouse]

Poor girl. I was in hospital when she died. They thought I was going to but I didn’t. I felt weirdly guilty I’d survived because the morphine really messes with your head. Dark times man 😢

[@SavedbyGod3327]

This is so relatable bc I didn’t know it was morphine she was on, the dazed eyes and quick reluctant responses also reminded me of my brother who also survived a morphine battle

[@linzieloo1]

💯 talented genuine girl, makes me almost cry when I think about what crap music there is now

[@whitediamond613]

Heart touching words!😢😢Peaceful journey in Haven dear Amy Winehouse!🙏💖💜⭐🌟

[@Colinskebabs]

Love her ❤ beautiful lady RIP Amy

[@florencemarchal5255]

I love her outspokenness and she wasn't afraid to say what she thought. Journalists' questions could be very uninteresting and boring 🤭🙄

[@sulebacostilla]

Thanks for this 🙏🏽love her my baby girl 😢

[@lesgeorge9166]

Bless her looked uncomfortable at times ! Held her own and didn’t realise it ! You were eloquent! You couldn’t see it x

[@1ChxnceLxnce]

Camden Town loves you always Amy

[@caitlinpresley5420]

She was so beautiful! 😢