Scott Weiland Last Interview

Former frontman for Stone Temple Pilots and Velvet Revolver Scott Weiland was found dead on his tour bus on December 3rd in Bloomington, Minnesota. Weiland was 48.
This video segment was for a yet to be released video series of compiled questions and answers from multiple artists, and not a standalone piece.
If you want to hear our last interview that was produced for on-air purposes, please listen here:
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[@alisonperryman691]

I met Scott in 2011. It was after a show he did and was a very nice guy. Told me and my daughter he was so glad that we came to his show. Never will forget that.

[@ianwrecked]

Jesus Christ. There's been so many times you watch these sort of "last interviews" and the person being interviewed looked relatively fine. Scott, on the other hand, sounds and looks absolutely crushed and already defeated. Incredibly hard to watch. RIP, Scott.

[@vesturedippedinblood4450]

Ironically Jesus Christ was his only hope...the only hope any of us have. Jesus is Lord of lords and King of kings

[@THIP-ww7yt]

@WILDBILL212 scott weiland will alway's be remembered as the heroin junkie that could carry a tune

[@vvvnokk8309]

@@vesturedippedinblood4450 Jesus Christ is a fascist. Look at you on your knees obeying his every word.

[@guy-rk1jj]

Thats the entire grunge scene. Im amazed he even lasted this long

[@heirrose1606]

@@vesturedippedinblood4450 So your jesus wanted to kill that 2yr old with a falling tree this week? What a POS

[@Kelly-ig7ci]

It doesn’t matter how rich or famous you are. Addiction doesn’t discriminate. You will be missed Scott. RIP

[@annalisavajda252]

Well he had mental health issues and took prescription drugs for that too they can kill you as easy as street drugs if he's taking them with booze etc. too. He didn't seem like an overly happy man anyway I hope he's at rest now how sad for his wife and kids though he sounds like his wife meant a lot to him.

[@scottashe984]

Psyche meds. He didn't act like this on hard drugs. It is what it is.

[@EMPANAO321]

He wasn't very rich and famous after velvet revolver

[@julianmitchell5776]

@EMPANAO321 The fuck are you talking about ? Scot is one of the all time GOATS . He’s hands down one of the greatest rock n roll front men of all time and one of the best songwriters to ever live …

[@julianjv7325]

@@julianmitchell5776 that is the true.

[@pogamassing9586]

Perhaps the greatest front man of my time. The physical transformation of him from 1993 to 2015 was staggering.

[@mollyhatchet7075]

PERHAPS ... . SCOTT WAS AWESOME ...SCOTT AND LAYNE ARE MY 2 FAVORITE FROM THIS ERA ...

[@johantoru9022]

good joke idiot

[@kevint9622]

Heck, 93 to 99 was staggering

[@DanaONeillStuder]

I agree with you. He lost so much weight and fullness in his face during those years.

[@Sioakela]

I love Scott Weiland. But think Shane Macgowan from the Pogues may have overtaken Scott on both those points there.

[@Nomad-yn7pv]

Poor guy was sick. Fuck drugs. We love you Scott, forever.

[@daveyboy8907]

+Charles Talley nice down flag man..My favorite band,,well that and coc.. RIP SCOTT.

[@Nomad-yn7pv]

Thanks Daveyboy. I love COC too. I'm not too much into their earlier thrash days but when Pepper began singing, omg.

[@daveyboy8907]

me to the pepper days..I just saw then in chicago this year and hung out with pep and woody for over a hour..fucking awesome..I went to see down 2 times but never meet the guys..

[@daveyboy8907]

sucks Scott died man,,I go on music binges where I listen to the STP for a day or 2 straight..good shit..

[@THXx1138]

+cmtmj2006 Interstate love song -as sappy as it may be to alot of people - was the first song I learned on drums. Always an STP fan - bummed about Scott leaving :(

[@stephaniejameskeenan4176]

I don't know why this makes me cry but there's some sort of sadness in him and his voice and eyes. Just wish someone could've saved him.

[@davidbenally9028]

Ah what can you do. He wasn't in a position to be saved anymore. Really sucks too... the only guy i ever wanted to see in concert and now that door is forever shut. He'll always be the best vocalist in my opinion

[@ConTheDon187]

you'll be fine. All of my favorite musicians are dead.

[@hqcart1]

he is drug addict babe. that's what happens when you become famous!

[@RickHawkDavison]

you can only do for yourself, if you're not spiraling, I understand that.

[@mikedukesdynomike7074]

Stephanie James Keenan. I feel the same way

[@MindRiotSolitude]

1:56 A look that indicates a internal pain, just depression. Really heartbreaking... Ones of the great voices of 90's. RIP Scott.

[@chrisd2p2]

Yeah he looks broken and lost, sad, depressed, all of it. So sad when you're down like that.

[@paulneumann7739]

He was on tour, could just be tired.

[@paulneumann7739]

He was on tour, could just be tired.

[@paulneumann7739]

He was on tour, could just be tired.

[@paulneumann7739]

He was on tour, could just be tired.

[@jackspry9736]

RIP Scott Weiland (October 27, 1967 - December 3, 2015), aged 48 You will always be remembered as a legend.

[@Logan24855]

He's barely recognizable, a ghost of his former self. God bless Scott, may you have peace.

[@michaelkimball8192]

Layne Staley was the same at the end, sad..

[@bodielancaster3342]

Yeah he was completely unrecognizable. If you put a picture of him in 1993 and a picture of him in 2015 you wouldn’t think they would be the same person

[@DreadKnight666]

He wasn't even half the man he used to be :-(

[@jasonfield3903]

Someone else already said or expressed the PERFECT 👌 WORD...😣HEARTBREAKING. ❤❤❤💔❤❤❤. REST IN PEACE, MR.WEILAND I IDENTIFY WITH HIS PAIN/STRUGGLES. 20 YEARS OF HEROIN & ALCOHOL ABUSE. 1,494 DAYS CLEAN & SOBER. --JPF.

[@lyncastleheights1521]

@@jasonfield3903 good for you! congrats!

[@verbatim102]

That look right at the end after the interview is just depressing.

[@ddobry21]

I think that look was disappointment that the interviewer didn't have better questions. It was literally the sort of questions that are usually directed at boy bands. I understand his dismay. He wasn't a boy band, he was a serious artist and should have been treated as such.

[@jayallen9935]

He was emotionally and physically done

[@ddobry21]

@@jayallen9935 Don't think so. A bit drunk, a little tired.

[@gregcurran447]

Yes it was sad.

[@someoneelse101]

He could just have been tired and maybe under pressure to get to a sound check. He didn't seem inebriated, just anxious to go and do what he needed to do

[@mattwilliam4803]

-back in the 90's, of the grunge singers, Scott had my favorite voice. I was listening to "Core" today, and he absolutely wails on that CD !!!! he was a VERY strong vocalist. he had a thick baritone vocal, & he was adventurous with it... he took it all over the place. he did creative things with his vocal that noone else was doing, & he was the ONLY grunge guy with enough balls to dance on stage. and he had an ultra-cool dance, only his... a real cool guy. I saw him live in concert for the "Core" tour. now I'm really glad I did. when you have the opportunity to see an artist, GO. you may not ever get to see them again, or at least not at that stage of their career. RIP Scott Weiland.

[@jahnwishart-ly6ov]

@Matt W. Strongly Agree..I'm 43 now, those bands we loved in high school each all had their merits, but STP were musically wayyyyyy more interesting, diverse... "Purple" was a beautiful album, diverse, lush...and Scott had the whole damn package..the voice, the look, the slithery dancing...he was a thrilling frontman. I think he made me question my sexuality a few times in life....I know, right? I couldn't bear to watch the video(s) at the end, you know which ones.

[@mattwilliam4803]

@@jahnwishart-ly6ov I saw him in an interview. very cerebral person. said his goal was to be more than just a lead singer - he always wanted to be a "performance artist". he gave a real performance, rather than just singing. he was a lot of fun, he had a ball with it, and so did the band, & they were really fun to watch !! I always highly anticipated their Letterman appearances, & they always delivered. I understand their desire to be musically diverse, & I'm good with that, but I was a young guy then (I'm 54), & I wish they had done more straight-up hard rock, more in the "Core" vein, because I think that although they were capable of being musically diverse, straight-up hard rock was their real forte, and they should've done more of it. "Core" just absolutely blew my mind at the time, and it still does. as much as I respect Alice in Chains & Pearl Jam, musically, I consider "Core" to be the best grunge album ever - they achieved the best energy & sound on that album. it was exciting to listen to, & Scott's baritone was rich - STP's my favorite, of the grunge bands

[@tammyrogne1471]

That's my favorite STP album by a long shot!

[@mattwilliam4803]

@Lisa Surlie🌴🌴 My Jesus SAVES !!! ALWAYS, remember the thief on the cross next to my Man, Jesus. When the thief said to our Messiah, "Please remember me when you come into your Kingdom", what was Jesus' response to him ?? - "I tell you the Truth - TODAY, you'll be with Me in PARADISE". It's not too late for you, either. I can tell you this because I myself, am a SINNER, SAVED BY GRACE - the grace expressed by Christ Jesus on the cross - who died not just for me - Jesus died for you. Repent of your sins, trust in Jesus, and LIVE FOREVER IN "PARADISE" !!! 🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴 p.s. check Weiland's Live '92 performance of "Where the River Goes" on KZbin. Maybe Scott, through Jesus, is finding out right now as we speak, where where the River goes !!! - Jesus -

[@bodhi8297]

Never saw them as “grunge”. I do recall Scott being looked at as an Eddie Vedder poser when they first started to take off

[@guillermopelegrina1099]

Bet the “journalist” now wishes he did a real interview and not a Cosmo Quiz

[@doctortow6244]

Yep. The only way time can get away with asking cheesy Cosmo quiz questions in an interview with a rock star is if you are working for Rolling Stone, not the local paper or radio station.

[@willowtrowbridge2253]

You ever think artists don't always want to answer super deep or personal questions? We demand so much. Nothing wrong with lighthearted conversations

[@fendertremolo9793]

Scott was in no shape for personal questions. Bozo

[@slayerBO2EPC]

Well no one would have guessed that he would OD in two days, dont be a tool😂

[@davecarsley8773]

Fuck off dude. Why be the 762nd person to ask him, "How is recording with the Wildabouts different than recording with STP"?

[@steve9341]

He's so sad here.

[@antonymscalia3924]

+Steve You are so correct. It is shocking and sad to watch him here, especially knowing that this fragile person would pass away shortly after this. Rest in peace Scott.

[@MC5EVP1981]

+Skeeter skeet Dude, give it up! They found coke in his bunk, and his bass player had some on him. He was using drugs again. Beyond that, who knows, I don't know the guy, but I've seen drug addicts, and users enough to know he was not sober. Quit talking shit to everyone like you know what you are talking about.

[@MC5EVP1981]

He must just keep spare coke in his bunk. Fucking dipshit!

[@MC5EVP1981]

+Skeeter skeet I was calling you a dipshit. I brought up the point he had coke in his bunk with my first comments, and you never addressed that. You just tried to insult me, and anyone else who has commented that his death may have been drug related. Get a clue ass wipe! (That was for you) in case you didn't know.

[@MC5EVP1981]

+Skeeter skeet they actually did say it was in his bunk. I'm not talking bad about him, I am a big fan of his music. I'm also not ignorant to his struggles, and instead of mourning a great musician we are arguing on weather he was still using drugs. Until his autopsy results are released, we won't know for sure. For his family's sake I hope he was sober...

[@tes420]

At least he doesn't have to answer these stupid fucking questions anymore...RIP Scott

[@tes420]

wordgrrl71 I agree :(

[@Stahlgewitter]

I actually kind of enjoyed the questions. It's better than all the other stupid questions young kid interviewers ask him over and over and over again. I actually learned something new about him

[@tes420]

***** True...that one was very painful to watch

[@leebaron3230]

+tes420 The Detroit soundhouse interview was really bad as well.

[@monickalynn4365]

yeah,really sheesz...

[@rudimerm7686]

2022 is about to end and we still miss you, Scott. You are immortalized in the memories and hearts of everyone who loved/loves you. RIP.

[@homegrown1785]

He was very special.

[@SlasherChick]

Here in 2023

[@mamacat63]

2023 is about to end and Scott is very missed 😢

[@ReMouRN]

Something is definitely going on behind those eyes. He keeps mentioning his wife and how she was important to him in different ways. He did not pass unloved.

[@nuke97]

How he looks off to the side at the end. Heartbreaking.

[@VelcroKittie]

Yes, very sad. Those few seconds are what pain truly looks like, and that's the pain that had him reaching for pain killers his entire life. I've been reading a lot of Gabor Mate recently in relation to addiction and the work he does in Vancouver. Fascinating material and well worth looking into. 'In the realm of Hungry Ghosts' is certainly worth the read. Scott found his way to alleviate his pain albeit it in the worst way possible, but it was the escape from that pain that became his addiction. The moment where you leave your pain even for a short time becomes the moments you forever try and replicate.

[@gondy5936]

@MrGunboat78 I don't know where that's from, but it's brilliant.

[@bullock4211]

He was probably thinking what kind of stupid fucking questions were these? You have one of the most influential frontmen in Rock and Roll history in front of you and you ask these ridiculous questions?

[@Pieregov2.0]

@MrGunboat78 man you take me some years back

[@chrisclausen5447]

I have felt this way and I am sure that was how I looked. It`s pain, hopelesness, loneliness. Numbing. He was so polite and answered all of their questions and said thank you. I think he was very vunerable. Heartbreaking. If you see this expression out there in the world, a hug is free to give away. Show love to your loved ones while they are alive. Even if they aren`t perfect. Nobody is.

[@holgerheinrichs2871]

People who look with their hearts instead of their eyes can truly see,that this guy is already halfway gone R.I.P BROTHA

[@denisebarker1146]

In that lies the totality of sadness

[@twitchtrix3087]

That's true bronx RIP scotty

[@twitchtrix3087]

Bro x

[@eerievibes6854]

Nah I seen the same thing with my eyes.

[@rizwantahir7116]

True, who knows his suffering, all talk and bs, he himself knew, RIP, I hope the build you stone tablet for the piloting you have our generation

[@virginiaviola5097]

People blame addiction, but that isn’t it. This is a man who was sadly very ill. He was mentally fragile, and needed much better care than he ever received.

[@stevejones8090]

no sonny, i've known tons of people who are far more ill than he was, people who can't even communicate, and they don't die, it was the addiction that killed him, nothing else

[@wardaddy5992]

in his eyes, u can see some kind of sadness and absence.

[@mackmcclure6708]

I saw an unhappy addict.

[@jarrodlee1506]

It's called being high on heroin

[@lauramalizia9636]

Emptiness.

[@xxxgames4458]

Hes not high on heroin, definitely not.

[@superwilcox9026]

Liberal suffering. He bought into their mentality and paid for it by death

[@dravenbbs66]

I'm going to miss Scott's awesome dance moves.

[@buntelrad676]

Draven BBS hell yes

[@FAGarcia23]

best RNR frontman ever (and I've been saying this before his death)

[@duncan3998]

*gets Big Bang Baby flashbacks*

[@ronsarcade1448]

He looks and sounds lost in his thoughts. The poor guy, and only 48. He was a truly epic front man and it was an honor to have seen him performing twice with Velvet Revolver - a really great band.

[@dirtyd3509]

He totally looks numb, strung out, and just off. Soooo heartbreaking we've lost virtually all our frontmen, besides Eddie. Really sucks. I went to Layne's former fiancé's grave today, smoked out, brought my Bluetooth speaker out to her headstone and put it on it to jam Alice in Chains for her. I left the cemetery completely calm and relaxed, I'm high strung I felt so much peace. Such a sad era for us.

[@user-Natarito]

You can see the pain in his eyes and hear it in his voice. When he says thank you it looks like he's about to break down. Just heartbreaking.

[@educateme8455]

Only a kidnapping/intervention could have saved this guy.

[@chadwickwright2833]

@@educateme8455It doesn’t work that way. 9 years sober here and this guy wasn’t ever going to get sober. You really have to want it.

[@donjohn2695]

Scott looks like he's about to cry at the end

[@ballantine58]

​​@@donjohn2695also the way he looked to the side at the end as if he was listening to a voice in his on the down low or had a paranoid feeling that they were talking about him.

[@TheTamtam76]

he looks like he doesnt feel good here...

[@TSPH1992]

+maddog76 No kidding. The heroin or alcohol got the best of him in the end

[@Allison_actually]

Alcohol - he kicked the heroin back in 2003.

[@TheTamtam76]

Allison Auld he od...not heroin..but a bunch of other wicked shit

[@jbeckmann6145]

johnwayne87 was gonna say his eyes didn't looked op'ed. looked coked. Sad. Just fucking sad.

[@sewnkin_fournine]

maddog76 yeah.... the video still kills me 😭

[@nicolai4476]

He looked so sad here, like the light had gone out of him. His suffering is over now. Rest easy, Scott. Thank you for all the beautiful music. ❤ "I wanna be as big as a mountain I want to fly as high as the sun I want to know what the rent's like in heaven I wanna know where the river goes."

[@grizzlycountry1030]

You're so hot!

[@GeraldPUR]

Well he found out were the river goes

[@timprescott4634]

He’s just wired out...it has pretty much zero to do with real emotion...

[@alexcastro7339]

What an awesome comment. Thanks for that

[@epiclazerpie1630]

"pick a flower hold your breath and drift away..."

[@jigrodrigues]

Usually I am not affected by celebrities' lifes, but Scott Weiland's death saddened me a lot. And this interview was just heartbreaking, especially in the end. RIP Scott.

[@NameThatSong1]

A legendary rock vocalist whom impacted my life with his lyrical style. Damn... he looked very lost here. Thank you Scott! I miss your art.

[@alfredog.7592]

This makes me realize how fragile life really is...

[@alfredog.7592]

R.I.P. Scott

[@spocktoriaspeaks4254]

+Michael Castle: Jesus Christ 42 is young unless you are obese or a raging drug addict.

[@RoTTieification]

+Michael Castle Hi Michael, Wait until U hit 50. Happy Holiday, Mike M

[@Walamonga1313]

Life isn't fragile, humans are.

[@missrachellaverne]

no it took him a long time to die

[@ms3pugz]

Wow. That last moment, looking down, is haunting.....:(

[@sewnkin_fournine]

Ms3pugz ...that is what breaks my heart the most. I still cry after seeing that...

[@mikejones-vd3fg]

Looks like he was down from being sober, maybe he was really trying to quit the last few days of his life not doing interviews high etc. I dont know how he died but he could have relasped after a few days of being stone cold sober and then over did it.

[@renapeppers20]

Dude... I could feel it. It's fucking heartbreaking.

[@theblueangel1973]

mike jones it was prolly laced with fentanyl. He was sober for very long and heroin always made him slur. His death was accidental but prolly got some laced drugs. He was always my favorite, him and Layne, and Chris Cornell and Chester didn’t commit suicide, they were suicided! Sorry, but CC was 6’4” and he had a blow to the back of the head and 9 broken ribs. Dude fought for his life and they left him with an exercise ban around his neck attached to the door handle. Him and Chester were close friends cuz they both were sexually abused as kids and with their rock status set up charity for abused kids. They both were getting ready to expose child trafficking with a documentary and both ended up dead before it was finished. They stumbled on to something and were prolly going to expose it and were suicided. I will never have peace with their deaths until the truth comes out. Prince and Whitney were killed as well and prolly many others and it pisses me off.

[@micahmetzker3620]

@@theblueangel1973 it pisses me off too, and i've heard that scott was also sexually abused

[@PCMESS]

Looks like he was maybe withdrawing or at least sober. When you are a drug addict and have to do things sober, this is kind of how it feels.

[@martinp6926]

Damn straight

[@ilaser4064]

@Derek Charette withdrawal comes with completely dilated pupils? His answers were short and somewhat forced, to be honest he seemed so empty either way.

[@jackstrawfromwichita6168]

Yup.

[@samanthatayson7327]

He was on cocaine and drinking. Thats a fact. Hes not withdrawing from anything. Hes high as fuck and drinking booze on top of that. Pupils dont dialate when you're withdrawing from opiates. Come on man, you should know that if you are being honest and not just trying to be cool. His last few months he was drinking very heavily and doing lots of coke so he could drink more. Look it up. RIP Scott Weiland

[@user-ks9rq1qi1k]

I know your not supposed to speak ill of the dead but i heard he treated his bands and fans like shit

[@wood4life]

I think this interview is what killed him.

[@LostCause36]

Chesapeake Wood 😂😂😂

[@benvasilinda9729]

I felt a little more dead after hearing those questions.

[@keithdaris6537]

Farkin killing me

[@robbob6629]

bwaaaahaaaa yes

[@kingdedede1715]

I honestly felt the same, these were fucking stupid questions! "First kiss?" like seriously, this is some sorta bullshit right here. These would be questions you'd probably ask a teenager honestly

[@DendyJungle]

i hope he knew how many people cared for him before he passed.

[@VelcroKittie]

@Ram Attack I'd probably say that logically he knew he had many people who cared for him, but he couldn't emotionally connect with that logic, thus depression. And it was the pain and frustration of depression that had him reaching for pain killers.

[@brianmendez4068]

Looks like it's painful for him to get a little smile out. Wish I could give him a hug.

[@mackmcclure6708]

Little late; Don't glorify this freak too much. He was a horrible father and husband.

[@kevinmunday5782]

@@mackmcclure6708 exactly why do people glorify those that abandon their families for drugs and booze just because they are rock musicians?? Anybody else and they are loathed .....

[@matthewrobinson8214]

@@mackmcclure6708 I take it you knew him personally and watched his every step over the years? Fuck off!

[@duncan3998]

@@kevinmunday5782 For real? i didn't know he was that awful yet i could give ya benefit of a doubt.

[@georgefreemon2935]

@@mackmcclure6708 How was he a horrible father and husband?

[@dannyh5937]

His eyes tell the entire story. You can see the pain in his eyes and hear the pain in his voice. He was the archetype of the tortured musican, and you felt and saw that pain with all of his later performances. RIP Scott. Your music was the soundtrack of my life during the last time I was truly carefree, which was high school through college.

[@justinpridham7919]

First off, I most agree with your assessment in this column of anon comments. The eyes do tell. I know that once a person is so high and yet still can coherently answer, they will push further. This interview he's hanging in there just fine, probably feels like shit and still has to go get some. He's weeks months into being on a good one, a little more was deadly. Probably didn't even feel euphoric, just fell asleep.

[@rylieriley]

I felt my heart break in a million pieces when I watched this video. R.I.P. Scott Weiland.

[@nowbacktoyourprogram]

So painful me too

[@uberlover5098]

Heartbreaking thing is he was just so tired, exhausted and still kept going through all the touring and interviews. His work ethic was incredible, even though the quality of his performances had dipped. His ticker just gave up.

[@thebulletsandthefall1833]

He was definitely half the man he used to be. I remember seeing him perform way back in 2000 with S.T.P. He had such charisma and charm he sang his ass off! R.I.P. Scott.

[@levis569]

+Skeeter skeet na man he looks like the shell of a man that used to be!This isnt about being 40 something its about drug abuse stop being so damn naive

[@levis569]

+Skeeter skeet didnt offend me

[@davidpage968]

@@levis569 seriously tho no offense but know one would look like that without some type of heavy drinking or drug addiction rip

[@aohall]

sad as fuck man. fuck

[@josephbaker9673]

he definitely sang his ass off, on their albums and in concert. truly one of the best vocalists of our time.

[@alrise1776]

I still love you, Scott, all these years later. Your voice is still hauntingly beautiful to me. I hope you're at peace now.

[@samwill226]

I tripped across some random documentary made years ago on the beginning of Velvet Revolver. I really never understood how amazing he was with coming up with lyrics, melody, harmony, etc. He really was extremely talented and it was so natural. Plus probably one of the top 10 frontmen in rock and roll. Some would argue top 5. Sadly I think he was trying to medicate childhood trauma instead of getting help before it got so bad. Then it was like he finally kicked the heroin and just exhanged it for pills he drank on when he wasn't supposed to. I also think toxic relationships like his second wife just made things worse. Scott traded one problem for another and I just think life was so unbalanced for a majority of his life. Its very sad. I think people wanted to help him but I think he was also extremely hard to help because he couldn't dig himself out enough to grab his hand. Its a solid message to all of us that if something happened to you in your life (especially in childhood) don't try to outrun it. Get real help from someone you can talk to because you can never really bury those things. No shame in seeking out help.

[@scottashe984]

Psyche meds. You seem intelligent enough to understand. He still dabbled towards the end but that empty vacuous glare is from anti depressants and genetic health problems. Add to that crazy payments to the ex and just getting older.

[@THRASHMETALGUY96]

I wouldn't be the person I am today if it wasn't for this man. Seriously. Stone Temple Pilots were one of the very first bands I liked and bring back good memories, inspire me and have helped me through hell before and still are doing that right now. Scott was an amazing talent and a wonderful person. The news of his death has hit me like a train. I am very sad that another legend has gone so soon but even more so, I am sad to hear another human being with a beautiful soul has gone. RIP Scott. You will be missed.

[@TheCdancer2012]

There should be a monument made with all the musicians comments RIP dear man

[@abiher]

I feel the same way. I have followed his music when STP first came out. His death actually hit me pretty hard.

[@THRASHMETALGUY96]

Abigail Herrera I just finished drawing him and have been listening to his music all day. Minutes after I woke up, I found out he passed and I've been so sad all day. He was so talented and a beautiful person. I'm a musician myself and I write a lot and Stone Temple Pilots are always one of the first bands I give credit to when people asked who my influences are. I'm as sad as I was the day Mike Starr (another huge inspiration) of Alice In Chains passed. Too many of these wonderful talents from this era have died young but they will never, ever be forgotten for a second.

[@donnamariedavidson5065]

+cmtmj2006 my exact thoughts. You nailed it. So true. I have been in a state of shock and an unbelievable sadness has taken over that I have not felt since my father passed away. As a gen x'r myself, I am so blessed to have seen STP, as well as Alice in Chains, perform live. What is so awesome is that within each one of us, our memories will be forever in our souls as long as we live. And what great memories I have. I am smiling now. Rest in Peace, Scott. Prayers for your family..... especially your children. And this right before Christmas. Dear God...............................

[@donnamariedavidson5065]

+cmtmj2006 Layne Staley. Love him. What a voice. Have you seen his Unplugged version of "Down in a Hole"..... if not, please do. I was watching that video the night that Scott left us. Eeerie. This is flat out......heartbreaking. Thank 'you for your reply, my friend. It gets to my soul when we can share the same feelings here. I don't let anything in this fucked up world get to me anymore I'm numb to today's society, if that makes any sense at all. Maybe I can't find the exact words and I apologize for that. But this, this. Got to me. It truly comforts me that we can all feel the same way here. And look......there are a LOT of us feeling heartbroken. Look at the comments. Amazing. So many people loved him.A true talent with a tortured soul......Rest in Peace, Scott. :) To you, cmtmj2006, I send you my respect. Peace to you, my friend. :)I wish so sincerely....... Peace to everyone. Hugs :)

[@TheErrorGrammatical]

there will never be another like Scott

[@ffat999]

never, hes one of a kind

[@jromasterofone]

+TheErrorGrammatical Sure there will, in some respects. What makes you think rockstars are going to stop doing drugs?

[@levis569]

+J Ro In AK wurd, its not like were talking Charlie Chapman here! stp was pretty cool tho just cant believe he would still be using hard drugs of any kind at this point.

[@axlkgunsnroses]

Axl rose

[@bigmaxy07]

I just landed here from the Soho Square video - you couldn't get more opposite ends of his life...

[@sourgir-wh6xd]

I've come back to watch this interview several times over the years and it tears me up every time 😥. He had his demons no doubt but I can't help but love em. I don't know what else to say. He was special. I love the guy and miss em. 📢💜💔

[@vesturedippedinblood4450]

He didnt know you were alive....and yes he had demons , invited them into himself with all those drugs.. The devil plays chess and most folks are playing checkers

[@colinhouck2208]

This isn't how he should be remembered.

[@TheSacredlizzy]

I totally agree. Stumbled on this video and it broke my heart. He was very sick

[@snooooopycomehome]

I wish I had never seen it. The pain in his eyes, heart and voice. I pray his soul is finally at peace. We miss you dearly Scott.

[@travzimmerman1340]

@@TheSacredlizzy Not sick, he's on drugs. Not the same thing. If you think it is, you're wrong. You know you're wrong. Stop with the excuses.

[@Mrsmacieks]

He is remembered by all the music he did, not for one interview.

[@TheSacredlizzy]

Trav Zimmerman I’m a recovering heroin addict. Idiot.

[@barbito95]

God I hate that we lost this man. He was a phenomenal talent that brought so much joy to so many people over the years. His amazing songs will continue to live on forever. RIP Scott 💔🙏

[@Andypandieful]

I was at one of his last concerts. His wife was in the sidelines. Duff mckagan was hanging out in the back of the restaurant Hard Rock Cafe. In Detroit. Driving home I told my husband he would not be finishing his tour. Two weeks later he was dead. Went to the same high school. I shouted out our fight song. He finished it😃. I’m glad he knew his old pals had his back. I wanted him to know that old familiarity. No regrets going. Even though it was sad.

[@CLA82529]

That's really sweet of you.

[@Luvyaabunch82]

Saw one of his last shows in MI also. It was pouring rain in an outdoor arena. It was cold. He brought in everyone off the lawn. I’m glad I stayed and risked being rained on. His performance was amazing. I wondered if he did a better set with more adrenaline from the storm. He played for the hardcore fans that didn’t mind getting wet to see him sing again. Rain or shine. RIP Scott. ❤️

[@roadrunnerproductionshavas1591]

@Lisa Surlie you're an idiot

[@roadrunnerproductionshavas1591]

@Lisa Surlie he had drug problems, but he was a staunch advocate for women. Do a little more research on human beings before you speak. You might not sound like a lonely old woman.

[@roadrunnerproductionshavas1591]

@Lisa Surlie "Ghosted" his kids? From waht I seen, h loved his kids very much, but had to pay 60k to 2 ex-wives, which kept him on the road 5 days out of the week. Honestly, not to be mean or anything, but you don't jave rhe normal traits of woman. You seem pretty angry- and I'm just being honest. I hope you are so angry and treat people with respect, especially people that have died. Have a blessed new year and wish you all the best. 👍

[@arandomhawksupporter5624]

Rite at the end of the interview when he just sat there for a second he looked so alone and scared you can see a mans soul through his eyes there was nobody home so sad 😭 Scott still lives in my speakers regularly 🍻

[@Georgia-Vic]

He was one of my favorite vocalists, I'm still sad after all these years he's been gone from us. I think I'll probably never get over it! 😓

[@raechelyndawn2580]

He looks sad and lost in the eyes... Heartbreaking. 😢

[@duncan3998]

Poor man

[@marcnegnivan1382]

RIP Scott Weiland. The first three STP records remains excellent. So sad you are gone.

[@rushbeat14]

+Marc Negnivan 4th STP album equally good. Give it another listen.

[@SuperStrik9]

+rushbeat14 Agreed. The first four STP albums are all great. First two are the best though.

[@rushbeat14]

+SuperStrik9 Well i Like the 3rd and 4th more. But all are good.

[@callumcrow7830]

+Marc Negnivan Have to say I like the fifth :|

[@unclefrank6231]

+Marc Negnivan Purple is my favourite, tiny music 2nd, Core 3rd, No4 4th, but Shangri-la is a good album. As for the self titled, apart from 'take a load off', it was pretty awful. The lyris to bagman and cinnamon made me cringe.

[@thelovelynobody9322]

The way he looked away at the end hit me like a ton of bricks. Watching this broke my freaking heart. It's sad that drugs get the best of so many amazing people... RIP Scott ❤️ Maybe you're not here anymore but we'll never ever forget you Hope you're at peace wherever you may be 💟

[@WaterandFireTarot]

I know this look and this pain. Miss you and your music, brother.

[@holeesheet2021]

That was one of the worst, most stupid, least interesting, interviews I have ever suffered through. Really bad. RIP Scott.

[@malcex685]

fuck I thought I was the only one who thought "what STUPID questions!" First kiss? really? wtf was this for, Teen Beat?

[@ddobry21]

Agreed. He could have dug so much deeper, and I think Scott would've appreciated it too.

[@ravenfn831]

@@ddobry21 - agreed. Or just tried to hang for a bit to put him at ease. Instead, it came across much like an interrogation. Maybe he did, before the recording started, but Scott was too far into zombie land. Sad, either way.

[@davidmathews2599]

An interview when someone brings up GI Joe the action figure as his most memorable gift is anything but wasted. Good stuff! R.I.P. S.W. ✨🎶✨🎶

[@Markus-gf7su]

Ya what an idiot interviewer. He's interviewing a legend like Scott and that's the best he can do? He's in the presence of greatness and that's the best he can do!!!! Get the hell out of here and show SW some respect.

[@Charlie311Osburn]

Miss you Scott, it's been a wild ride. Left a huge impact on the music industry

[@jackreynolds9598]

This is painful. He's so unhappy...and you know he doesn't want to be doing this interview yet so humble and kind to say "alright thank YOU." at the end.

[@jessehutchings]

Scott always seemed to me like the kind of guy who projects this titanic invincible image of himself in his performance work but his songwriting and life drama suggests he was actually very vulnerable and felt alone or attacked often

[@christjesusenergetics]

His consciousness was there, humanity and respect in his eyes when he's saying "thank you". He seemed to have lots of signs of neuropathy and degeneration in his body over the past couple years from what Ive seen. It was a lifetime of poisons and pain for him. This is a man who needed a long rehabilitation and rest from the grind, big change in lifestyle. May he RIP.

[@4evertallica]

He is now getting his long needed rehabilitation in Heaven.

[@mysteriousdoge1298]

Yeah I remember how in his last years when interviewed he was speaking so slowly compared to his 90s/early00s ones that it was getting kinda irritating after a while of listening. It's like he had a stroke or was a really really old man. I guess it's where his body started to give up, slowly getting worse.

[@kimathomenow1]

​@@mysteriousdoge1298the last time he sat with Howard Stern he was very honest. He couldn't find words.. it was hard to watch and made me very sad. Heartbreaking. Great frontman and singer. Amazing voice and writer. He's missed and won't be forgotten. ❤

[@jackboot78]

Easy to say now, but something obviously wasn't right with him there...Jesus, gone too soon

[@matteobertani9447]

8 years later, it still hurts. So talent and so lost soul. Miss this guy so much. Thanks for all, Scott. R.I.P. 🙏💔

[@The_Dirt_Merchant]

You can see the pain in his eyes. Every other interview of Scott is lively, detailed, and full of spirit. He truly seems tired and broken here. RIP Scott Why is it that nobody appreciates these truly talented individuals until they are gone?

[@jbilly24]

Adam B nobody appreciated him? What are you talking about? He had millions of fans and made millions of dollars. How much more appreciation should he get?

[@The_Dirt_Merchant]

@@jbilly24 let me rephrase that. You are correct, he did have millions of fans during certain eras of his career. However, with his on and offs with STP and his drug addiction that many did not understand, a lot of "fans" turned their back on him for different reasons. Cancelled shows, inability to perform (due to drug use) ect. I am not one to judge. I have been sober almost seven years and have always appreciated his work, and remember wrestling with the wrapper on the Core CD when it was first released. It just seems to me that a lot of fans hop on the bandwagon once a truly talented artist passes away. Take Sublime for instance. Brad Nowell was an amazing singer and guitar player, who created amazing music for all to enjoy, and I remember seeing them live in 93 and in 94 when 40oz to Freedom was their only album followed by Robbin The Hood. They we're getting plenty of radio play in Florida, yet so many people dismissed them. After Brad Nowell died, they made it big and EVERYONE LOVED HIM "before", when they couldn't even name two songs other than What I Got or Santeria. Regardless, I should have emphasized on what I was trying to say.

[@The_Dirt_Merchant]

@Lisa Surlie Another loser junkie? Wow! Apparently you have no idea how substance abuse is a disease, and not always a choice. Sure, the choice is on you the first time, but sometimes certain things can take a hold of your life without you even realizing it. So by calling him "Another loser ass junkie" goes to show just how little you know about the subject. 8 years clean next month, but I had to distance myself from everyone and everything that you know. Unfortunately, the music industry is notorious for being plagued with drugs of anyone's choice. So even sober, he was surrounded by temptation. Moving on. He basically died broke. His ex wife had taken most of his money during their divorce, and he was court ordered to to pay her an exorbitant amount from when STP was on the top. Not long after did they break up and his "millions" stopped coming in. But the money owed to her was still owed. He literally did Velvet Revolver for the money. No other reason than to pay the child support. Enter relapse. Do you really think that the Wildabouts was his dream? Shitty hotels and tour bus hell night after night? Easy to see how someone can relapse again, especially in that industry. Im not making excuses for his actions, but I am pointing out that his "career" continuously put him around people who didn't give a fuck about him, and when someone has depression, anxiety, and a history of substance abuse, one bad choice ultimately lead to his untimely demise. But to you, he was just "Another loser ass junkie" SMDH

[@ThepowderbluesForum]

Damn he is so sick in this interview. You can just see the bondage to chains. I almost feel like his death was his freedom. Ive never seen him so fucked up. It hurts to see him like this. He was such a huge talent. One of my favorite bands of all time and they were right here in my backyard of San Diego. RIP Scott.

[@JM-ik9kw]

You can see he was in real pain inside. You are remembered and missed, Scott.

[@KalajengkingHitam]

Pain because of what?

[@donjohn2695]

Emotional pain and drug abuse

[@mschwes5376]

I saw him play maybe about 10 days before this in Detroit and he was pretty much a mess. If you had told me that night that Scott was going to be dead in two weeks I would not have argued with you. Such a shame as it was clear he was not doing well but it seemed that everyone associated with the band didn't really seem to care what his condition was. Just awful, as we had seem him with STP, VR and solo over the years and he was, as always, the epitome of a front man. The Scott Weiland we saw the last time was just a shell of his former self. RIP.

[@rizwantahir7116]

He sure loved his wife, remembered everything about her, and she's the. One popping in every question answer virtually

[@thebomb78]

Rest In Peace brother. I'm sad to say I didn't even realise you had passed away. Too much shit going on in my own life the last few years. Thank you for your music, dude

[@orlandocoleman1512]

Thanks for all of your music Mr. Weiland. Big Empty is and will always be one of my all time favorite songs.

[@grayblackwood6741]

i keep watching this now and again just to hear scott talk😢

[@Loud0glbc]

Just watched an incredible STP show on axs tv from 2010 in Chicago. Scott was in awesome form! I saw him live in 2011 with STP too and they were incredible. Sad what happened - thanks for all the great music Scott

[@brianwalendy3735]

that was the saddest I've ever seen somebody. it brings to mind Layne saying "I know I'm close to death." The look he has was the same look Robin Williams had in his last interviews. Poor guy had no soul left to cling to. being sold out and outsold by your own band, what you see is a defeated man. I have had a feeling for a bit now that he would pass soon. I wish that I hadn't had reason to believe that, because now that it's true, and after seeing this, I realize that he knew what was going to happen on some level, and he almost looked impatient for it. for that reason, I'm glad his struggle is over. he is one of my biggest influences, and this whole fucking situation breaks my heart. what would it have taken? what really pisses me off is how much I identify with his struggles, and that also scares me to death.

[@MsBlueRyan]

+Brian Walendy What a very perceptive view you have. I agree wholeheartedly with your comment.

[@missrachellaverne]

boo hoo poor rich famous rockstars who got to live the beautiful life that most of us could only dream of and never learned to appreciate it so threw it away boo hoo how sad

[@daisychainmilk]

+Rachel La you clearly don't understand mental illness or drug addiction, so shut up.

[@vapedatbirth]

He was not impatient for it, watch the interview from November 2015 where he says he was about to start a new Wildabouts CD, tour all of 2016, and hints that there might be a STP and VR revival in the future.

[@Allison_actually]

Yeah, I don't think he was impatient for it either. I saw that interview and I believed what he was saying about his plans for the future. But he looks really sad here and even a little scared. He had cheated death a lot but I think he had come to the realization that he wasn't a kid anymore and that he was in real trouble this time. I wish he would have gone to his wife, or ANYONE, and told them instead of sinking deeper.

[@Jen-jo5qu]

He's such a brilliant artist. His music was EVERYTHING to me in my 20's. I loved him SO MUCH.

[@p344y]

He seemed like such a sweet guy and a hell of a voice 🥺 RIP LEGEND

[@grhyservondub]

This is difficult. Talking about finishing his tattoo got me. Miss him as a personality and his music. RIP Scott.

[@lichtfilme]

Oh man thats heartbreaking. He always seemed like such a nice and approachable guy who would always keep it real. "Too much trippin and my soul's worn thin" Rest in Peace

[@michaellegge1839]

He looks like he was at the end of the line during the interview. Drugs will take everything if you allow it.Such a loss.

[@marsoblivi0n945]

Michael Legge no depression will & there is no cure. He probably wouldn’t have lived as long as he did if it weren’t for opiates.

[@derekb8486]

One of my favorite. Singers. Rip. Dude...sad & tragic. To say the least!!

[@benvasilinda9729]

It’s sad that this was his last interview but it’s also sad that this was an interview. Garbage ass questions and he looked bored just being asked them and being there.

[@pappyprimetime7510]

He died from having to answer these horrible questions

[@SunshineGelb]

This interview made me feel very sad, I started to cry when it finished, I've always been an STP fan.

[@danieldiaz-lebrun7995]

My early teen years were of a particular hell on earth--very harrowing, very dehumanizing. Age 15 was by far the most excruciating. I was involuntarily living in a place I dispised, surrounded by people I couldn't stomach; I was suffocating from all of the misery only a small town like that could provide. Then I discovered this band and it felt like such a godsend. The music was altogether therapeutic--comforting, inspiring, entertaining. I would watch live performances and whatever confusion in mind seemed to drop away, because I knew that it was not only okay to be unique, it was a must. The emotional consequences of those years will carry for as long as I live, and there is not much I can do about it. That is what makes Scott so special to me. He offered beauty at a time when there was virtually no beauty for me to behold. His openness of his own hardships reassured me that It was not just me against the world, others too had crosses to bear. STP was the life vessel that supported my journey through very unforgiving waters. Without them, I'm sure I would have plowed through it somehow, but I would have been all the more scarred. I just feel so terrible for his young children, whose struggles from the loss of their father far outweigh what I experienced. I saw how the drugs eventually caught up to him in his last years. His voice deteriorated. The once-commanding performace art he brought on stage had disappeared. It was truly heartbreaking. I wanted so much better for the man who gave me so much. Therein was his problem: he never fully realized how much he was loved or how much he touched people with his life. That, for me, is the greatest lesson I can take away from his life and death--never forget how valuable you are, always make a difference in others' lives, and never touch drugs, not even once! RIP, Scott. You will be missed.

[@ivuskagalovic7076]

Beautiful comment

[@earthsucks9555]

Square ⬛ Try some drugs

[@katieturcol2704]

Your response was fucking Awesome very uplifting thank you

[@danieldiaz-lebrun7995]

@Lisa Surlie He could have, though I was never aware that he did. I do remember him clarifying that his brother, Michael, did not officially die of an overdose, but from cardiomyopathy. So his cardiovascular issues could have been hereditary.

[@danieldiaz-lebrun7995]

@Lisa Surlie I don't know if they are still alive today, but they were alive at the time of his death. I hope that they are still alive, so that his children are surrounded by a loving, supportive family. He said in his memoir that there is no one on earth that he trusted his children's safety with more than his mother. Scott was a chain smoker for years, so I assume that his tobacco usage seriously hurt his cardiovascular and pulmonary health.

[@jenniferdean3191]

He looks tired. Hasn't checked out in my opinion - he clearly adores his wife as he mentions her so much. Wanting to get his new tattoo coloured - he still was looking ahead. His death was just a tragic mistake. Addiction is a cruel cruel disease. His poor body was struggling to keep up with the energy his career required of him. RIP Scott. You were so much more than your addiction xxx

[@VelcroKittie]

Yeah definitely an accidental overdose. I've been through addiction myself. You never stop hoping one day you'll be better and I don't think Scott stopped hoping. Like you say, the hard drugs (including booze) can really mess you up. I'm clean as a whistle now over 5 years and feel amazing but others have not been so fortunate

[@yoitsalana665]

Addiction is a disease. In this interview, you can tell he's pretty much almost gone. RIP Scott, rest easy my friend 🤍

[@Paul-fq9pj]

I think he looks incredibly sad at the end

[@SupremeMaggot]

+Paul Mitchell He looks sad throughout the whole thing. Not to mention his speech is slurred in this one. Makes me think he relapsed again.

[@joshpelton3708]

+SupremeMaggot he was never clean. rad the essay the wife of his poor kids submitted to Rolling stone . stop acting like this guy was a victim already his family were the victims

[@SupremeMaggot]

Josh Pelton I had no idea because I never really was an STP fan when Scott was alive. The only song by them that I liked at the time was Plush.

[@KokoTheGorilla69]

+Josh Pelton his wife is just upset that the alimony payments have stopped. She's the idiot who got involved with and had children with a drug addict, yet she is pretending she shoulders no blame

[@SupremeMaggot]

Howie Taint You have to get divorced first before you can pay alimony. Who's the idiot again?

[@KrystalLake]

Ugh. So sad. You can tell he was just going through the motions answering those questions. And I hate to say it, but it looks like he just felt obligated to do this interview, because that's part of the business. Stuff like this probably made him more miserable. Added pressure. Did you bother to ask him "How are you?" If there was any subject he was interested in talking about? Nope. Just your silly questions. But hey, congrats on scoring his final interview.

[@mickjames5388]

Bullshit! You say all that stuff after after he died, of course. He was being interviewed by a person in the entertainment industry, not a psychologist. There are people that would kill to be in a world-known rock band. As much as I love STP, Scott pissed it all away by making bad choices time and time again.

[@theoalexander733]

agree

[@TOXIKMetal]

agree

[@MrBrettaxe]

Mick James Totally agree Mick. Ive been thinking about it for a bit now i just cant comprehend how somebody with as much talent and potential selling 40 million records, playing big shows around the world ended up at the end broke with half full venues. He could of had a steady career with stp to keep up his “standard of living” (from Howard sterns interview) but instead chose to burn his bridges and make more bad choices. If anyone can learn anything from Scott its that being a difficult and dishonourable individual will only lead to a steady decline, in the end nobody wanted to help scott just milk him for what he was worth. Don’t get me wrong I really like Scott in his prime and stp but its a shame he didn’t look after himself better despite having gone to rehap and psychotherapists.

[@georgefreemon2935]

@@mickjames5388 Being in a band doesn’t fix your problems. His mother was an alcoholic, his brother died and both his parents got cancer

[@chrisbarnette7137]

He seems as if he had suffered from a stroke or had an onset of something neurological. I miss you Scott , we all miss you and thank you for the years of great rock and roll. Rest easy now.

[@whiteyfisk9769]

Covid 19 vaccine

[@damienholland8103]

​@@whiteyfisk9769 stuff it, conspiracy freak.

[@dustjacket1000]

Yup in 2015……

[@toddinthemiddle]

​@@dustjacket1000😁

[@scottashe984]

Psyche meds messed him up. Nobody talks about it. They'd rather blame it on the heroin he ingested 15 years earlier..

[@largo741]

My heart cries seeing this beautiful soul aching like this... 😔

[@leesaunders1930]

He's on the verge of tears here. In my opinion his expressions seem like he already knows what he's going to do 😔😔

[@LostCause36]

Lee Saunders what? He didn’t kill himself. If anything, maybe he knew he was dying..

[@MrBikboi]

No, he's probably sober here and in withdrawals, it's pretty obvious to anyone whose ever been or seen anyone going through that. Tolerance is lower so next time he shoots it's fatal.

[@tammyrogne1471]

I believe in this footage he's probably hungover and depressed.

[@lauramalizia9636]

@@LostCause36 exactly.

[@afterpodcast]

Have been listening to STP since I was 13 years old, I'm 34 now! This is the only band that I slept in a line to get a ticket for, before tickets were able to be purchased on the internet as easy as they are now. I still probably have the ticket somewhere, from his solo concert that got canceled, in NYC (98) because he was arrested for purchasing heroin. So many great memories with this band. BY FAR...my favorite band growing up! The three first records are epics! 4th is ok (still better than 90% of what's out now), 5th "Shangri-la" was GOOD, and even the last one w/ Scott, their self-titled was good. It truly hurts me to see how he looks in this video. Addiction is not a joke and he fought hard! Maybe now he can rest in peace!

[@BohemianConspiracy]

+MinasPraSempre I listen to STP since i was 12 (Core was one of the 1st cd i've bought i late 93) and i'm 34 as well ! But i've never seen him live ! and never will :-I (i live in Switzerland)

[@lecorsaire2283]

Yep that was the 12 bar blues show at Irving plaza iirc. He was busted by a cop around the ave d projects. That's like a last resort place to cop. High risk of arrest as well as getting ripped off. I remember reading that the cop who picked him up was actually an stp fan.

[@afterpodcast]

lecorsaire That's EXACTLY it! Man, I was all hyped up to see it, since I hadn't seen their show at the MSG (was too young anyway, 15...so probably wouldn't be allowed) but anyway...that was it!

[@rener44]

Same here

[@John6-40]

x3, I'm also 34 and used had a mix tape from 93 with STP, Live and Nirvana on it. I was so excited when they finally released "5" that I bought in on the first day. Sadly, I thought Weiland would be the first of the rocker addicts to go, but he made it way longer than Cobain or Staley. Still lost the battle eventually though. So sad that these rock bands don't have any support and a lifestyle of addiction and excess is viewed as part of what it is to be a rock star. It really should be all about the music, not drugs and empty sex.

[@sirarcher3000]

I'm just finding this video now... it's completely devastating seeing him like that. So frigging sad.

[@R_Thomp]

For those of you watching (thank God for the timelessness that we now have), he was a unique individual that I have seen front Stone Temple Pilots. It's impossible to put into words what he & they have done to a generation in the 1990's. He has made people alive while living & after he's gone. His talents are only captured in video and recordings, but to see him perform feeds life into those who thought they knew life. Scott Weiland was the epitome of music, style, fashion and the veracity that one can only imagine witnessing. He is an icon, always was and always will be...STP, the band itself, is one of the best, love & embrace their music ❤

[@user-de2iu9vb7z]

" I don’t want to be alone anymore. I want to be able to love again." From scott weiland's autobiography "Not Dead and Not For Sale"

[@chrisleearies484]

Maybe that was his title saying he's not selling his soul. And look where it got him

[@pfay76]

Heaven asked the Angels for a beautiful voice to sing to them. They chose Scott

[@TheJenzmonte]

Beautiful sentiment...I agree

[@Ohmloud]

Not if he sings in heaven like he did in the last few gigs before he died.

[@Sir21Goals]

pfay76 bullshit

[@cindyhalford8758]

2023 just ended and we still miss you. Many thanks to you and your band Love You Scott

[@patches6309]

Such a great loss to all of us. RIP Scott and thank you for all the great songs and performances. Hope you in a safe and wonderful place now.

[@davide591]

God Bless you! thank you for everything! R.I.P. Scott

[@Dzilla64]

This is so very sad. I am in tears.

[@Graylegs]

When he says "alright, thank you" his lips quiver a little. I don't know why but he just looks so broken. Bless his soul, thanks for the music and energy you brought us!

[@dancarter482]

"Well I remember Toronto when Milo went down and we sat and we cried on the phone; I never felt SO alone. Some of us go out in a haze of publicity, some of us go down in the veil of obscurity the price of infamy ~ the edge of insanity!"

[@keithsa41]

The world lost an amazing performer. Heartbreaking to see so much pain. RIP Mr. Weiland.

[@nurseaylla]

He looks so sad, it's so heartbreaking to see this and knowing there's nothing i can do to save him, i wish there was someone there for him, also for Chris Cornell recently... RIP 😭😭😭💔

[@jasonguitarcorp3933]

R.i.p. Scott. You're music has brought me through my teenage years into adulthood.

[@tomasschuman6576]

Had tickets to see them in 2008 when I was 16 and the day before the concert they cancelled it because of a hurricane that turned out to be just a lil wind and rain. Never got the chance to see STP after that. The week I was born my mom got the "Core" album on cassette and listening to it on car rides are some of my earliest memories. RIP Scott. Your music is timeless