Steve-O Confronts Bobby Lee About His Relapse | Wild Ride! Clips

[@TheeDanIslander]

steve-o sat there in silence and listened to every word he said with respect and you could see steve thinking about how bobby feels about himself.... steve knows when to open his mouth and when to just listen when it comes to sobriety chatter.... much respect Uncle Steve-o

[@sleepingninjaquiettime]

He's definitely getting better

[@ciananF]

It’s so beautiful watching how steveO has transformed into this wise and patient individual that still maintains his hilarious sense of humor and his wild nature

[@joemama8379]

What clip did u watch? He interrupted him constantly and then told Bobby his girlfriend is way out of his league.

[@stevennorris7181]

Unlike Joe Rogan

[@joehenshaw87]

That’s so true he knows when someone speaking on their experience in sobriety it’s like being at a meeting and to actually give them the floor and not interrupt them but yeah he still needs to work on that shit because he talks way too much sometimes.

[@mattrees8228]

Steve-o is a great example of how recovery can work. He has probably helped save more lives than he will ever realise.

[@MrAlexmiele8910]

Him and Russell Brand are awesome recovered addicts.

[@gradybuckwheat567]

He absolutely has bro.

[@Atheism-And-Normative-Ethics]

Yeah but it's a joke to talk about weed relapse.....

[@George-pl7eu]

bro steve o was worse case scenario .. weed dont hurt when used properly can be abusive with out losing your mind like steve o did and try fight / hurt your neighbors

[@fentonmulley5895]

Steveo is still a wreck. Recovery is superstition.

[@AaronStark1993]

Weed has helped me stay clean off hard drugs. I was an everyday heroin user for just about 2 years and have found that I’m just not capable of being 100% clean and sober so I fill that void with weed. It satisfies my need for some kind of relief and I’m able to use it without getting any cravings for the hard stuff so I don’t see it as an issue. I’m sure all the hardcore AA bible thumpers would shame me for it but if it works for me that’s all that matters. Everyone is different.

[@modest1989]

I do the same but with kratom. I understand it's a crutch and I'm not 100% sober but I get to live my life with my wife and kids without absolutely destroying all the good around me.

[@AaronStark1993]

@@modest1989 - For me I don't even view weed as a crutch, I view it as a necessity. Without it the chances of me relapsing would be significantly greater. It's basically a medication for me. Like how some people take anti depressants to combat depression, I take weed to combat heroin addiction.

[@johnphantom]

@@AaronStark1993 I use about the equivalent of 4 joints a day that cost me around $12 per day. I am a serious alcoholic, I have cirrhosis. Marijuana has saved me for the past 5 years of being alcohol free. I only take drugs under doctors' supervision.

[@AaronStark1993]

@@johnphantom - Glad to hear that it keeps you off the booze. Keep up the good job!

[@garrettvaldal]

Have you tried CA or NA? I’m happy you’ve found something that works for you brother

[@coyotejohenson7245]

Steve-O is the perfect guy to have his own podcast because he's been there and done that and can relate to just about anyone.

[@Mutitty]

“I smoked from 9 am to midnight…. It was great” I felt that 😂

[@mumbo4134]

Oh shit am i an addict? 🤣😭😭

[@ticallianstallion9328]

I thought you meant crack

[@mumbo4134]

@@ticallianstallion9328 BAHAHAHAHA no joints brooo

[@edgarsoto2533]

Thats alot of budd lol

[@gjorgji9339]

Whats so great about that. Lol weed addicts should get the capital punishment

[@arcarioandsons]

It's so refreshing hearing him just talk about all these things and really pull back on the humor for a minute. I mean we get that he's funny, we all love his comedy, but we also understand he's a person and it's good to see all you dudes living openly and doing well!

[@gypsonny2]

If we are talking about Bobby, I'm not a fan. I feel there's something off with him

[@jvlive3469]

@@gypsonny2 we dont care

[@gypsonny2]

@@jvlive3469 idc

[@TomTucker4157]

Bobby seems depressed which makes him a complete piece of shit. He doesn't take any of his trauma seriously so he doesn't care about whatever anybody else is going through. Hed make fun of someone's dead family in front of them

[@dm.d3515]

He's doing much better now that he found a good girl who he can pop Adderall with every day without worrying about her ratting him out. That should be a relief considering his last one got mad about weed.

[@kevinhaid6211]

Steveo truly understands the mind of an addict, moreso than many who've gone through what he did. Some just..never get it. He shows compassion and listens without judgement or razzing anyone for relapsing and such. He's come a very, very long way since the early 2000's, he's still steve-o but there's no denying that he's a whole different man these days.

[@kevinhaid6211]

I could probably talk to the guy for an entire 24 hour period about my own past, and would love to know more about his 😂

[@e1dsd720]

​@@kevinhaid6211 so could I. In every sense, I honestly relate most to people who struggle with the same things like substance use and mental illness.

[@robertomunoz2395]

He is a fellow addict in recovery.....we learn how to help each other and thereby remain sober.

[@opiebluwsit9751]

What you are saying is true, and I respect people doing whatever they need to. It is also true that everyone is different, and various approaches work for different people. For example, some people can't consume anything or else they are back off the rails. I get it. But some people are able to eliminate the specific things that were hurting them while possibly consuming things that don't hurt them. I know many people who were bad into booze and other hard drugs and eventually found a happy medium consuming cannabis. Not for everyone, but it is not an all or nothing thing for everyone.

[@shootembadguys5688]

@@opiebluwsit9751 Cannabis isn't addictive though. Habit-forming, yes, but not addictive. Many people smoke/consume cannabis to help alleviate dopesickness or to get off whatever drug they're hooked on.

[@e-tones8383]

I love how honest Bobby is. It's incredible

[@notinterested8452]

No, a disorder.

[@Keeboman]

He was honest about what he did to a child in Tijuana too.

[@Mikael-jt1hk]

I dont think you will find many humans who lie at the rate this loser does.

[@caylumhenderson9396]

@@Keebomanexplain

[@davidjones8043]

Wow, you guys must be REALLY easy to lie to. Thats wild. Yall believe anything a celeb says huh? Lee is a black belt in nonsensical bullshitting, always has been. Not that hes convincing, its just ALL he does. There isnt a geniune bone in his body.

[@denisefallin8042]

I don't know if Steve-O will ever see this, but I want to tell him thank you! I work in mental health/addictions and I have recommended his Wild Ride to many patients in severe active addiction as well as in recovery. Steve-O said the best thing in this clip- "In the case of drug and alcohol addiction, you HAVE to rat people out". He's right. Total transparency is the ONLY way. God bless you, Steve-O and all your friends continuing their recovery journey

[@NavySeal2k]

So when I am totally open about it I can do all the drugs i like? The more you know!

[@riffsthatkill2180]

@@NavySeal2k lol. Just go total Bill Ponderosa from IASIP

[@HaramNinja]

thank you for working to help people

[@sinenomine7405]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Shortniggabutmydicktaul]

Been ratted on several times. Ended up in multiple hospitals over the years. Had cops at my door a few times. If it weren’t for these mysterious people in my life snitching me out, I may not have been here to type this. Love conquers selfishness every time. I’m glad to all who have helped me. Maybe one day I will get it 100%.

[@PMAWoodner]

SteveO is a great listener in these conversations. Glad Bobby is doing well

[@winstack]

Big props to Bobby Lee and Steve-O! Great conversation about vulnerability and struggle. Congratulations on beating your demons. You guys are inspirational.

[@robertfrost8264]

Bobby recently relapsed again but apparently this time it was *MUCH MUCH worse* than the time he's recounting on the show here.

[@jaredwilliams6853]

Yeh I had an abusive father and I took Ben Mallah advice and treat him like a punk now that I’m older and bigger and have more money. I make him beg for money then don’t give it to him and be like sorry had a boat I wanted to buy.

[@mitzycasanova9041]

Steve-O is a solid dude. He listens when he thinks he is hearing genuine heartfelt expression and if you watch him he will only break pose when he’s sure that person is done sharing. As an impulsive someone entering their 30s I recognise this as raw and genuine wisdom. Well done sir, you’ve proven yourself a worthy mentor.

[@anthroism26mc]

Steve O talks over his guests a lot

[@mitzycasanova9041]

@@anthroism26mc just interchange your statement with “humans make mistakes”, that way you’d sound way less like you have an insuperably low IQ.

[@sheldonhatch8255]

You are absolutely right. It's a sign of a very wise person. On the same subject as listening to someone, there is the matter of the gift of speaking. There are the 3 words NOBODY should be using in their own language as is used in the United States, for I find it as nails on a chalkboard. Those are "uh", "umm" & "like". Ask any professional speaker . An theater actor. A professor, or even a speech pathologist. They will say it not only throws the listener off & makes it impossible for a connection, it truly does make one sound uneducated. Fully devoid of the knowledge to use our voices and the beautiful words in our languages for their true purpose. To connect with your species intimately and convey emotionally your thoughts. Words are Music

[@SweetPappyJones]

I saw Steve-O in Hollywood maybe 2005, 2006. He was wasted, had a girl basically carrying him through the streets. I never talk to celebrities, but I said “I’m just gonna say what’s up to Steve-O”. Didn’t get in his way, didn’t try and block them, just said “Hey, I love your work!”. He turned to me, and he said “Go fuck yourself”. I was pretty hurt and embarrassed. I was maybe 21 years old. It was “fuck Steve-O” in my mind for a while after that. Some years later though, when I saw Steve-O getting sober, my heart was softened. Not that it matters, but I forgive you, Steve-O, and I’m glad to see you on a good path.

[@MouseCIick]

Try not to take it personally when people are under the influence. This is another reason why I don't drink. I would probably do something I regret.

[@latinace1981]

Just know that sober Steve o would have said "thanx bro"

[@get2dachoppa18]

One time Steve-O cut me off in traffic and caused an accident. He was smashed, but apologetic. He said, "I'm working on myself, man. Please forgive me, and if I ever get off this shit, I'll send you a check for $3 Million." I doubt he even remembers because he was so smashed. I forgive you, if you see this, Steve-O. But you owe me $3 Million.

[@decadeyt5891]

@@get2dachoppa18 i doubt that happened

[@get2dachoppa18]

@@decadeyt5891 Sounds like you need to get sober, man.

[@J3nJ3nl0llip0p]

I appreciate how comedy saves not only the fans, but the comedians. Laughter really is the best medicine!!

[@swimfan752]

Just for Bobby to be able to share these stories is amazing. Victims of trauma typically can not articulate their experiences at all to anyone unless they think the other person has been through something similar. It’s why veterans tend to sorta stick together

[@PaperMakersAdeludedbroad]

It's just weed. Not that big a deal

[@eddiehernandez5733]

@@PaperMakersAdeludedbroad I’m not sure if you watched the whole video but Bobby Lee ends up going into detail about a time his father punched his mother so it’s pretty likely that’s what was being referred to here

[@anonymou5spaz940]

@@PaperMakersAdeludedbroad You have no idea then dude.. Your a part of the manipulation that says weed isn't addictive.. Simply untrue.. Especially those with traumas

[@PaperMakersAdeludedbroad]

@@anonymou5spaz940 It's not addictive.... I have extensive knowledge on it. No manipulation. Weaker humans think it's addictive. I understand that much

[@ThisNameWas]

@@PaperMakersAdeludedbroad Bro. there are people addicted to so many different crazy things. You’re really going to sit here and say you can’t be addicted to weed? Also, what extensive knowledge? Using it yourself?

[@augmented2nd666]

I want to hug bobby so hard. What a terrifying childhood, its amazing hes still with us.

[@doom_guy66]

Are you the Quake Ranger?

[@joseprendes4548]

I had a childhood like that and is it really that impactful? Im still picking up the pieces but i thought it was rare to feel so tormented by it still

[@ScoobyDoozy]

@@joseprendes4548absolutely. I mean, the most important thing is that _you_ are impacted. But beyond that? Childhood trauma, Abu se, & neglect quite literally alters the development of a child’s brain. I don’t know if you’ve ever sought therapy, but if not 1. You absolutely should and _deserve_ to. 2. Therapy is like dating. Do your research & set up an initial appointment with 3 different therapists. Try each one. If it feels you’re not a good fit, cross them off your candidate list. If it feels maybe, try a couple sessions. Don’t confuse discomfort with a bad fit. You need to feel _safe_ but won’t initially feel _comfortable_ 3. Choose a therapist who works with childhood trauma as a specialty. Consider who you will feel safest with, male or female. 5. I would highly encourage you see a therapist who is experienced in EMDR therapy. It’s eye movement desensitisation & reprocessing therapy. It sounds made up or like a load of woo b.s, but it’s not. It has solid science, & is used for veterans & all sorts of trauma survivors 6. Expand your circle. Trauma keeps us tight & small as a method of protection. Start slow. Maybe it’s a once a month hobby group you’re keen on. Maybe it’s a small art class for mental health. Start small & steady. 7. Try the insight timer app, largest library of free meditations. You don’t need the paid version, that’s only if you want to access course etc. learn mindfulness. Practice meditation daily. Search any topic. Join the live classes on all day everyday (all free) anything from yoga to guided meditation to coaching etc etc. 8. Try & find a DBT class (in person) to commit & join. DBT is a game changer for childhood trauma survivors & people with PTSD. It was initially for those with BPD but now it’s widely used for trauma survivors. 9, begin to ask yourself who you REALLY are, defined by yourself, & who you want to be. You likely don’t know if your childhood erased your sense of self. Right now the only thing I know for certain is 1. I am an animal lover 2. I value kindness The rest is a work in progress. If we know who we are and what we value, however small, we can evaluate 1. Where we’re at right now, without judgment and 2. Define where we want to be 3. Begin to slowly bridge that gap. Each day we have the opportunity to be just 1% Better than the day before. 1% closer to US, our true SELF. Just 1%. Finally begin checking in with yourself regularly (mindfulness) and ask is this what I know? What am I OWED? E.g If I start getting on edge getting ready to leave the house, I ask myself what do I know? I know a childhood where there was explosive rage anytime we left the house, no sense of safety. What am I OWED? To feel safe, to experience my own sanctuary, a gentle flow, as I get ready to go out. How can I bridge the gap, by just 1% today? Putting on music that makes me feel good while I get ready. Tomorrow, it might be music, _and_ breathing exercises as I get ready. Day after that music, breathing exercises, _and_ repeating I am safe. Etc etc. Oh, and I would highly recommend the work of Dr Gabe mate. You can see his work here on KZbin. You deserve more, and you can get there, one day at a time. Please seek the help you are OWED. Big love mate

[@SpicyRikers]

@@joseprendes4548 what makes me feel mad about it the most is when people try to minimise it, cant explain it lol

[@hogsandstews]

@@joseprendes4548 i can almost gurantee you weren't smoking meth at 12 years old, molested several times, and had a dad that would constantly beat the absolute hell out of everyone in your family, knocked the teeth out of your mothers face, and psychologically tormented you 24/7.

[@wrenlinwhitelight3007]

I have friends who relapse constantly. Bobby is said almost everything they did. I wasn't expecting this but it was beautiful. This conversation is something only people who go to AA/NA meetings get to hear.

[@StayFractalesque]

💯 .. p.s. @T .. do us all a favor and go get high broh..

[@TheAcad3mic]

You should stop having friends who are drug addicts, and apparently awful ones who want to die.

[@antielfimationleague231]

AA/NA is cancer. 1984 style indoctrination. It's the two minutes hate with a marijuana leaf on the screen. Bill W's methodology doesn't mesh with the paradigm of today.

[@mysteryY2K]

@@TheAcad3mic you're weird. people are people, don't call them "drug addicts" like you're somehow better than them

[@TheAcad3mic]

@@mysteryY2K no, I won't. Some people are better than other people, and people need to practice discernment not this woo woo bullshit thats seeing the entire culture we've built over centuries get cannibalised in decades because nobody has standards or a spine.

[@roblincoln10]

Major respect to both Bobby and Steve for this. Thanks for this intimate conversation.

[@hellohello8556]

Great to hear and see these guys enjoying sobriety. Its easy to become complacent but recovery really is a great achievement to those that get it and should be enjoyed shared and embraced.

[@dm.d3515]

I'd be enjoying me sobriety too if I was able to take Adderall with my gf every day.

[@nuckels188]

I honestly don't like the terms sobriety or recovery, it just sounds lame and doesn't convince us master rationalizers or 'california sober' types to quit anything. Just call it what it is, a "decision to stop hurting yourself with substances"

[@marioleonvargas7903]

@@nuckels188 agreed. Also "This Cause & Effect shit is getting clearer to see."

[@stellviahohenheim]

Enjoying sobriety? There's no such thing

[@Sith-LordTobi]

Wow that was the realest conversation i heard in a while from the Internet. 💯

[@Chimp.Foo.]

Bobby's story about his dad trying to break in the door made me cry. Bless you Bobby. You're a champ and stronger than you even think. Hang in there my friend.

[@hwhit88]

Same. That was heart breaking

[@dm.d3515]

Thats weird. Its not healthy or normal to cry that easily. If you're crying over that then you must be bipolar or have some kind of mental disorder that should be looked into. Some of us have real problems.

[@jonathanquarles3708]

@@dm.d3515 strange comment dude

[@vinjoned7081]

@@dm.d3515 Did your dad beat you as a child?maybe he shouldve🤡

[@kwabx25v92]

is it true that he got molested by a guy with down syndrome?

[@call_me_cooper]

On 10/6 I celebrated 2 years being sober. Yesterday I was revisited by some unresolved trauma, and felt so much emotion, which led to finding myself on the floor in my room; crying and desperately wanting to die, or just fu***ng relapse. - Somehow I managed to get off my floor and finish some work I had to complete for my employer. I then somehow found the strength to go on an hour run. I then came home and did some writing. Today I am still sober. Thanks goodness that I’m able to say those words. To anyone struggling with their addiction, weather in use or the desire alone - you’re so much stronger than you could ever realize.

[@psychshell4644]

Keep rocking your recovery. Not every day is easy, but it gets easier every day

[@call_me_cooper]

@@psychshell4644 ❤️❤️ thank you so, very much!

[@Ryguypie17]

Good on you! That's seriously inspiring and very impressive. It's so hard to overcome those urges and temptations, but people like you prove that it's possible and inspire others to do the same. Keep at it!!

[@call_me_cooper]

@@Ryguypie17 i really appreciate you posting this comment. I’ve had a very difficult, in my head last couple of days, and man… fu** I’ve just wanted to cave (but I haven’t). It’s so insane to think that I’ll be at 2 1/2 years on 4/6. Wow! Again, I want to thank you for taking the time to share such kindness. I truly meant it from the bottom of my heart. Thank you.

[@ceez3841]

Just smoke a joint.

[@america5108]

so much love for steveo and what he has become. i grew up watching jackass and never in a million years would’ve imagined this is how things were going to unfold. god bless him im honestly so grateful he’s still around considering not just how many accidents he’s been in but how much he abused drugs. genuinely so Happy for him and Lex 💜

[@misakiyoshida]

I love that we can laugh about our experiences while also coming to a mutual understanding. Respect Steve-O and co.

[@aidenpowell6093]

This was great. Bobby made me cry 6.5 minutes in. Just the raw honesty with these guys. Very relatable. Love

[@meilei8716]

Me too!! I just got from the gym and the shop and I’m crying all of a sudden just completely relating

[@Droyma26]

Bobby totally made me cry in this! I’ve never seen him so candid. Loved it.

[@tspoonnation]

Man. Feels so good to listen to other people and see this whole new community of people who are sober as well. Gonna hit 2 years February 11th and I’m not gonna lie, year 2 has been much tougher than year 1.

[@meganhanrahan7783]

I also love that we are removing the barriers to talk about mental health and substance abuse… Oh and Happy Anniversary! Keep doing it! It gets better. Just don’t drink/use! 2 years is awesome ♥️

[@juangotti2202]

Ay man just keep pushin. No matter what nothing is worse then being on drugs blowing peoples phones up trying to find shit. Just stay sober homie I'm sure your people are proud of you

[@majolko]

Best of luck to you Bro we might fall down but we get back up

[@6kine6tic67]

Fuuuuck yeah dude I'm glad to hear it. Keep it up 💪

[@Code_Rapper]

For the mind time is the hardest thing to comprehend man, and for the mind every year is harder somehow. Our minds train us, it's awesome

[@dontknow3949]

Imagine the paranoia and anxiety from hiding a relapse after 17 YEARS of sobriety.

[@ThomasLeeHowell]

Hide it from who?

[@KizzMyAbs]

I don’t even consider using weed a drug or relapsing lol I get a lot of people do but coming clean from years of hard drugs that’s just silly to me. But to each their own. No judgment.

[@adamdedreux5424]

Much respect and love for Bobby being so candid and open it’s hard today with everybody choosing hate. Cried when he told the story of his dad too relatable

[@mrbleak9873]

I’m an alcoholic and drug addict. Y’all have no idea how helpful you are. Y’all, Tom and Bert, everyone, you’ll never know how much your honest conversations help put our petty bullshit into perspective. I love these conversations. Bobby, I love you man. Thank you for sharing. Love ya Steve-O.

[@antoinemlee]

Word

[@SANITIZEDINC]

Watching the expressions on Steve-O's face as his guests reveal stories of trauma or emotional despair -- you can tell, as much of a clown Steve-O is, he has genuine human empathy and compassion for the suffering of others. It makes me like him so much more.

[@AlexanderSimic]

he went thru a lot of stuff as well. his mom died when he was young

[@davelowesky8054]

@@AlexanderSimic Bobby lee is one of those people who think their pain, trauma, experiences are always the worst. I’ve ran into tons of people like that in rehabs. They’re annoying. It’s always about them.

[@manidk4997]

I thought I was the only one

[@333baphomet]

@@davelowesky8054 tf you mean? what goes on in your head will always be more powerful than anything a person that loves and sees the good in you could ever say to you. that's the way the psyche works. are you pretending or are you just that healthy? or stupid.

[@iamatlantis1]

He's been through it himself. If you watch Steve-O like 5 years ago i think it was, on the Joe Rogan podcast, he was definitely much fresher in his sobriety. Even though it had been years at that point already I think but he seemed kind of fried still. His brain seems to have finally healed these days though. As healed as it'll get. If he can bounce back from his level of drug abuse, it should give a lot of people hope.

[@jordyroberts600]

I love stevo and it still blows my mind he is alive and healthy and helping others Keep it up bro

[@lethrbear32]

I had crippling anxiety for 10 years with PTSD. They tried me on everything and it was treatment resistant, even with benzos. I finally decided to take the leap into psychedelics, and it saved my life. I haven't had an attack in over 4 years since I first tried mushrooms. I was a new man that next day. It helped me confront my trauma and taught me how to cope with everything that's happened. The studies are showing that they repair the pathways in the brain that are broken by trauma, in turn healing your anxiety and depression. I'm glad Oregon legalized medical mushrooms. They will save lives!

[@cantkillcliffrose]

Mushrooms saved my life!!! Fr fr. Micodosing for a year was a true game changer. I have no desire to trip again, but if I ever need them I'm glad I have them.

[@JTrip20]

I half cried reading this. I want to feel better, so bad.

[@coleguitar2233]

Lsd will turn you into a Jedi

[@xdyourmom1953]

@@JTrip20 you deserve to feel better

[@MeskDaKrull]

@@JTrip20 best of luck to you friend

[@3v068]

Why is it that i learned about addiction more from steve-o and even bobbee lee than I have with my own experience with drugs and therapy? This is nuts. Im glad both of these guys are healing.

[@NavySeal2k]

How shitty was your therapy? O_o

[@steeezy9145]

Because these guys experienced this shit your therapist learned about it off a slideshow

[@LOVERGEIST777]

These type of stories help me on my own sobriety journey. Makes me feel like I’m not alone. Thanks dudes!

[@gnyxtp4639]

Maintaining sobriety is one of the hardest things a person can do. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise or minimize your struggle. Good luck!

[@Abundancesober2023]

Amazing. Relaps after 17yrs clean. Dam. I got sober 6yrs twice. Last relapse 15yrs. Now sober 2 months. Thanks God. Glad to be sober. Thanks for sharing. Bobby.

[@jimmccormick6091]

at 17 years now. Dont understand a damn thing he's saying. I dont know that is good or bad....

[@lifeonadime4703]

I love these wild rides man. It helps seeing other people tell their stories and knowing we're not alone. I still smoke occasionally because, that was never an addiction or a problem for me but, iv been clean off meth for almost 10 years and I have a best friend that relapsed last year around Christmas time. I pray for him every day. The world is a shit box and it's hard out there. Never judge anyone for what they may be going through. You don't know what their life story is 🖤

[@antielfimationleague231]

Judge them for doing drugs. Absolutely not. Judge them for horrible things they do to get drugs or the things they do on drugs. Hell yes. If you're stealing from people and hurting people for your next fix you deserve everything that's coming to you.

[@Liveanduncut]

I still smoke and drink also but benn clean 4 years now

[@bloopy6166]

What was the best part of meth?

[@lifeonadime4703]

@@bloopy6166 quiting lol. Honestly the pure energy and good feeling. That's why it got me by the balls the first time

[@bloopy6166]

@@lifeonadime4703 I’m more of a downer guy myself. Kratom and alcohol are my guilty pleasures. Shrooms and acid are the only drugs that I don’t feel bad about using.

[@ryanparadissis9115]

bobby is right trauma when unattended and not talked about with a shrink or therapeutic care and or friends turns into physical ailments or pains

[@123cillitbang]

So spot. Anger can result in liver/stomach conditions. Heartbreak can result in cardiovascular issues. This is probably too deep for some, but others know what I'm talking about. Everybody has childhood /teen trauma and it's nothing to be shameful about. It's normal

[@baqieux3731]

@@123cillitbang and other emotions?

[@evan6301]

@@123cillitbang could you have chronic joint or bone pain relating to trauma?

[@OhGodWhatIsThisAah]

@@evan6301 absolutely

[@valencecartier4639]

Trauma is shit on your mind that needs to be "talked out" of your system

[@XCHADHIGGINSX]

This is incredible. This is the first time I've heard Bobby be real. And now his story makes so much sense. Wow Bobby. I'm sorry.

[@isaacmedina9795]

wuttt bobby is super real alot of the time

[@elkmeatenjoyer3409]

He is just opening up, hes always real dude.

[@anunentitledmotivatedmille7731]

Bobby be real by Slane is a good song.

[@XCHADHIGGINSX]

@@anunentitledmotivatedmille7731 😂

[@chrisd.1643]

9 months clean and sober on the 30th. No fronts but I’m in a great place today and love all of your content bro. You are a really positive figure in the recovery community.

[@billardbenjamin6164]

Congratulations on staying sober!

[@sheldonhatch8255]

Hey chris- I just read your comment from last year, how is everything going? I hope you are doing well, have a beautiful day (From one addict to another )✌️

[@chrisd.1643]

@@sheldonhatch8255 Hey thanks man! That’s really cool. I hope you’re doing great too man! While I’d love to say I have 2 years and some change, it’s just not true. I lost my year 3 months and 15 days a while back but I’m back up and got 6 months and 15 days again. How has your journey been bro?

[@barbells_and_guitars]

As a Tigerbelly/Bobby Lee fan, I've heard this story a million times, but I'm always here for it. Bobby's an incredible person, and I'm so happy he's in a healthier place.

[@harismyname]

He is great story teller also , no matter how many time he says the same story it always sounds like a brand new story. 👌

[@rudigerplowman703]

Need this kind of content in my life, especially now when I feel I’m really struggling to hold on. Thanks Steve-O.

[@BabaBooey99]

Weirdo

[@terryfonz4603]

Hold on brother! Jesus is the answer! Like it or not it’s the truth!!!

[@alexeilindes7507]

@@terryfonz4603 no sir I don't like it

[@Tjkrusinski]

You can do it bro

[@virgo4200]

Bruh if talking about drugs is helping you hold on you need to call Tyrone

[@BlackenedEclipse]

Beautiful to see the shear honesty in content from all these dudes. Hope you stay strong Bobby!

[@the404error7]

Fun fact, there is actually something for that where it's called "weed chills." It's where you are so hight from the THC that your internal body temperature genuinely starts to lower itself.

[@patriciawhite1206]

I'm 52 and I just cannot feel safe to even attempt to deal or cope with past ..my dad never hit his woman only his kids ..I can't believe I'm having a moment right now with these guys..thanks dudes ..I have to get right my body is breaking down

[@joeygarcia4277]

U got this

[@Haitch12341]

abit contredicting if you have been struggling with addiction, but for PTSD u should look into MDMA therapy, it has great results and is on the way to become something legal in the US, all clinical trails are pretty much done

[@EllipsesMusicc]

💙💙💙

[@mysteryY2K]

@@Haitch12341 or hit ur local plug lmao

[@Th3Raz96]

I really like how when Steve-O does these, you can tell he really listens to the guest and actually genuinely wants to hear what they say, like he's not just doing an interview and asking questions for the sake of it he actually has a conversation with the person and connects with them. I've loved Steve-O as a performer literally for as long as I can remember, my Dad and I used to watch Wild Boys and Jackass together all the time when I was little, but I have a serious new appreciation for him as a genuine authentic dude after watching this van tour.

[@austin25jackson]

Lol it's just weed though like wtf 😂

[@rubenambriz]

He looks hella hostile in the thumbnail

[@stoneygreek]

I love the look on Stevo's face whn he listening intently to someone. its like hes anticipating someones head to explode.

[@derekperry4150]

Lmfao. So true. His eyes get so big I almost get convinced hes trippin on acid or ex. Lmao

[@wanghaf_Gl0yper]

Love hearing Bobby get serious like this, much love

[@NUNU082380]

This is a beautifully honest conversation.

[@isaiahgunn6435]

imagine being so funny that when you want to be serious its still a standup special.... the life and times of Bobby Lee

[@ottomattix86]

"You have to rat on people or their gonna end up dead and it's your fault. " Dunno why it hit so hard hearing that

[@ShoahBiz]

it really hit hard having my closest uncle recently pass from alcoholism

[@davidschmidt7761]

When’s it done with caring and understanding it’s not snitching

[@lordfogg9728]

Risk a friend, save a life...

[@jackpearch7610]

But... wattif I'm labeled a fatshamer?

[@270eman]

Dead from smoking weed. The horror

[@zion6680]

Shit that's rough, deepest sympathies for Bobby Lee and anyone who has gone through the same stuff as him.

[@culpritdesign]

It's a mystery how Steveo survived his antics.

[@ugabuga1361]

You know who didn’t survive? The kids that Bobby and that witch had. They in the dumpster behind the abortion clinic.

[@ebg3624]

And we treasure him

[@AvonNabors]

Body double. Real steve o died.

[@Thecrazygamers2000]

@@ugabuga1361 grow up, people have to make hard choices in life and you'll never be in their shoes to say you wouldn't make the exact same decision. Mr moral superior being

[@SnoW-wc2rw]

@@ugabuga1361 everyone’s human you go through intense situations I’m pretty sure you went through something too

[@shin3kid127]

i see a lotta comments talking down on bobby about this. he started smoking meth as well as weed around the same time at age 12. he likely associates the two and gets a similar vibe when smoking weed by itself now. my dad was a meth addict and was surprised when i told him weed helps me relax. bobby also did heroin at age 15, etc. he’s just smart enough to realize even weed seems to be a problem for him

[@ProphetJayWyatt]

SIMPS…

[@DrLeroyGreen]

Meth's NOT Weed's fault.

[@dailyperson9519]

I got a buddy like that. He is addicted to both heroin and meth and if he smokes weed it sends him into a hysteria.

[@yourconscience507]

What are they saying negatively about Bobby? I’ve yet to read any. I’m a pretty hardcore opiate/MXE (and other dissociatives) addict and if I smoke weed it’s only a matter of time before I’m using other shit again. I’m glad Bobby was able to stop before it progressed. That’s nothing against weed and like all drugs I think it can be very beneficial but if anyone doesn’t understand why an addict has to think of weed as if it’s using heroin for themselves (knowing what will most likely happen should they start smoking) then that’s on them. Maybe I misinterpreted what point you were trying to relay here, so if this response doesn’t make any sense in relation to yours than sry. I just got off work and did a 6mg hydromorph and am smoking bongs as we speak so that might have something to do with the loss in translation, lol.

[@pbodys16]

Fuck that is young

[@jtocguy]

Steve-O do you remember Ryan Simonetti's indoor skatepark in Greatfalls, MT I was a medical marijuana cardholder had like about an OZ of some really good bud. You stood your ground 100% you called me out saying "holy fuck man, you smell insanely sunky* I was all let's good I have bongs, pipes blunts & hash I will give you whatever you want...you paused and said "nah man, I need to stay sober for everything" 🤜🏼💥🤛🏼 later that night, you walk through the entrance to the park, like 8 of us were trying the over vert above the door, I was the 1st to do it as you walked though, you told me to never stop skateboarding, I am still skateboarding to this day more technical then ever! Much love man!!

[@dapperdapper8898]

(Dido's Thank you plays in the background)

[@joshuabrown8221]

I can totally relate to all of it during my addiction. You guys rock and such an awesome thing your doing Steve-O. Stay awesomeness bro’s!!

[@coltonjackson3425]

big feels for Bobby... that story about holding the door as a kid got me.

[@Sammy213]

I love how in this clip Steve-O is showing such high emotional intelligence while Bobby is being vulnerable and then the clip ends with an add for "Steve-O's Hot Sauce for your Butt Hole" 🤣 it's like the full range of human emotional experience in 2 minutes 🤣

[@cecildungaroogoldenapple4741]

As someone who also had a fucked up childhood, it's so sad to hear stuff like this. The part with his dad breaking into the room and having to block the door with his brother is so beyond anything... I always wondered why I used and would go on these insanely long self destructive benders too but it's insane how bad childhood trauma and trauma in general do affect you long term in life. 17 years sober and he went on a 2 month spree he couldn't control. It's wild that no matter how long you go, if you get even mildly comfortable you can fall right back in. I'm glad he has a good support system and everything and got back on track.

[@bigbbennett4382]

I appreciate you guys talking about real issue's and problems a lot of people deal with growing up and don't know how to tell people, explaining the way you talked through your trauma and that, helps emmensily, thank you.

[@13lood13ath]

Bobby: "One time I got so stoned I couldn't move." Steve-o: "Yeah same thing happened to me when I drank aluminum cleaner." lmao! wtf?

[@riniks112]

The way he conveys the memory reminded how trauma can be real. Intellectually I believe that trauma exists but often for me it's hard to know it emotionally

[@bn4813]

Damn I love Bobby.. He's a damn legend.

[@Pyraus]

Wow Bobby what a story you shared, glad you're still with us!

[@HeartFeltGesture]

Inter-generational trauma, alcoholism, narcissism, passed on from parent to child for hundreds of years, and that explains a lot about the world.

[@untalentedschmuck1651]

😞

[@johndee759]

Thanks for opening up and sharing your experiences with us. This is really important.

[@TheEthicalOutlaw]

Steve O has the best laugh in existence. So glad he go outta that chaos and made something for himself. IT WORKS IF YOU WORK IT!

[@elleae]

I love Bobby lee so much and recently my boyfriend had me watch hours of Steve- O’s show the wild boys -- and now I love Steve O …. Everyone in this conversation you can tell is a good human… this convo was inspirational for me .

[@A..D..D]

So sad , feel horrible for Bobby . Glad he’s grown up and understands and is trying to become a better person and eliminate the cycle of abuse . Hope he’s doing well .

[@pfistor]

Bobby Lee is awesome. I hope he knows how much we appreciate him sharing what must be a devastatingly painful experience. It sounds like he had it extremely rough as a child, and I guess all that pain was the cocoon for his comedy butterfly wings.

[@andrewlewis5251]

Bobby: "no I have never had a panic attack from weed, but i did experience this one time" *proceeds to describe a panic attack*

[@Monkeyseemonkey79]

He didn't say "no" - he answered the question with a story.

[@Dabear42]

If it’s a panic attack that would be a relief, I get those cold chills where it feels like it’s down to my bones when I smoke too much too, scares the shit outa me than it goes away and I’m high as fuck so it’s cool lmao

[@aliceslab]

ive quit cannabis recently and its been hard. i get stomach pain and i yell at work. its terrible. but im getting through it and appreciate these stories and knowing im not alone in quiting.

[@truthbetold2020]

To see stev- o go from what he was to being someone else's streangth shows tremendous growth. These are the best success stories. I'm blessed to have seen this.

[@AIandsuch]

Man. I'm on my first day without weed (used to be a crack smoker got it down to just weed) and I really needed this clip. Nothing better than seeing cool, funny, successful guys going through the same shit I am. I swear these Steve-O clips are better than AA.

[@AIandsuch]

@TyCryo fucking terrible. Thanks for asking though m8. Might rewatch this video to try and get myself going.

[@AIandsuch]

@TyCryo thanks man! Means alot! I was super tempted tonight but was able to distract myself and be productive instead.

[@TheLokiBiz]

Literally anything is better than AA (seriously, studies have shown that AA members statistically have no higher a chance of staying sober than those who get clean on their own) - The 12 step program is a destructive cult. It's also a breeding ground for sexual predators "13th stepping" vulnerable new members - Not to mention it's an explicitly religious group that courts are somehow allowed to force you into. If you're going to get help, please for the love of god avoid AA/NA. You should watch the documentary "The 13th Step".

[@highradicals]

He right about the trauma thing affecting a person for sure. It’s hard to live with cause you truly never forget especially when it has something to do with family. Choose to end that vicious cycle whoever suffered the way Bobby did cause it’s not worth being sick, having cancer and just wanting to die

[@lucienpavone3443]

5:40 is a crazy dark turn gave me a lotta context about why bobby is so bobby

[@B-anonymous]

I love Bobby so much man he's a legend

[@stopandsmelltheroses104]

Wow, I had the same dad, 7 years sober from alcohol. PTSD and severe anxiety but as I’ve gotten older I’ve learned to manage it.

[@ZuhWeeb]

I feel for every addict out there, it's always a form of trauma response and people just blame the addicts for their addiction. It's not an addict's fault they're in pain, it's not an addicts fault if they relapse; it's disgusting how much stigma there is towards addiction, how vile people are towards addicts.

[@kimborampage]

It doesn’t help that drugs are so available to nearly anyone, and much of it is legal.

[@CosmosArchipelago]

Nah. Weak an pathetic. Will to power.

[@johnnysalami2886]

i hate junkies

[@jaxastro3072]

As someone trying to learn other coping methods than substances to deal with my trauma I appreciate the words. I feel like some people think addicts enjoy their positions and that's why they cannot stop, when in reality you know that it is not okay but the moment the support is out from under you all you can do is freefall. Hence why so many people relapse or don't try to kick the addiction at all.

[@Balambambuny]

As an addict trying to quit, I can 100% confirm that the general discourse is paternalizing and antagonizing. I get that what I'm doing is bad for me and the ones arounde me, but if you insult me and make me feel bad, my response is going to be to not listen to whatever it is you have to say and reafirm myself in my position, even if your intentions are good. Addicts need help, but that begins with compassion and understanding, not guilt.

[@GC-ps9mn]

thank you Steve-O and Bobby for sharing this conversation.

[@marekstanjo7646]

Steveo is low key one of the best interviewers

[@REAlREAction]

Lee sharing a story: "my body felt like I was in ice, like i was frozen, and i couldn't move." Steve-O: "I had a similar experience one time when I drank aluminum cleaner." haha, Love you man

[@littlecody]

If that came out of anyone else’s mouth I would’ve automatically assumed they were joking.

[@arthurbartosiewicz6395]

wow I can't believe Bobby went through that growing up. I appreciate him opening up about his childhood.

[@sheldonhatch8255]

NEVER forget this story, Anytime you see Bobby Lee now- Think of this story, what he endured. He deserves some applause

[@lycanthrope9760]

"I'm a girl?" Damn bobby with a quick comeback steve o couldnt even finish. Hilarious

[@branscombe_]

"Same thing happened when I drank aluminum cleaner" I'll take things that no one has ever said in the history of mankind for 500$ Alex

[@cincinatus90]

Many ppl have said it, its GBL.

[@mehgusta]

is it bad i just started crying laughter when steve said that

[@cmunky2941]

GHB and GBL

[@user-jj6dh7zg7x]

@@cincinatus90 you’re fun.

[@Lungoose]

@@user-jj6dh7zg7x not as fun as GHB & GHL

[@nicolettewhite2989]

He’s so right about trauma getting so bad it takes over you physically. I got in a fight with my mom and all I was able to have yesterday was coffee without being sick to my stomach and that was before the fight. Haven’t slept either. Maybe about 3 hours or so but that’s about it. It really sucks

[@ryanfast9615]

As a active addict I watch these podcast and I can see the light on the darkness days it truly helps me with cravings to use and boost my desire to get clean and am far from brand new over 20 yrs my door has been open and I try regular to shut it but struggle to put the lock on 🔐

[@garrettsaulnier2651]

I thought it was steveo relapsing my heart broke for a good second

[@yotafan174]

Dude, I thought the same thing.

[@MarvinMonroe]

Yeah it's not a well structured sentence. Ambiguous

[@jnighs8380]

Right and the dude THEY are talking about relapsed on weed weed ain't nothing

[@JohnSmith-fs8bu]

Clickbait

[@sammiedudley5753]

Same

[@wade6523]

If that's how Bobby's dad was imagine how his dad must have been treated to be that way.

[@venom286__worldoftanks3]

Probably worse

[@carlosparra8976]

yep, hopefully bobby gets to break the ancestral vicious circle

[@awakelingsignals]

Important comment. Thank you.

[@wade6523]

@@awakelingsignals the real mind screw is that if you gave Bobby the option of a normal as close to perfect childhood which he would have likely ended up working as a clerk in his dad's business. He wouldn't change it. The reason he is weird and funny is because of his odd upbringing. He wouldn't trade being a funny, famous, and relatively wealthy comedian for Brady Bunch experience.

[@vangoghsseveredear]

How you're treated isn't an excuse to treat others like shit.

[@jeffrojacobs8094]

Bobby Lee has grown on me over time. His honesty, willingness to share, and compassion when he speaks are very likable Imo. Been smoking pot myself for approx 45 yrs. Quit occasionally for small periods but always came back. I do know what it's like to want it tho' as to this day I still do. I've come to realize at 59 that I still want it, use it and prolly always will. For me It's just about managing it as best I can. Listening to someone like Bobby and Steve-O share their experiences, helps me see my shortfalls and accept that I need to continually shed this life long habit. Sobriety is Important period. Peace and best wishes to all.😌

[@lanairda.]

If you don't mind me asking, have you found any long term implications due do long term use? (Like short term memory loss etc). I am in a similar situation in terms of accepting that It's a habit that will be around for a while for me, but I'm only 22. As you said too, I try to manage it by only smoking weekends (or trying to) and not smoking as a stress relief, but I still wonder if I could be doing more.

[@1BuFo]

@@lanairda. If you are wondering if you could be doing more, then you should probably do more. That being said, I dont think theres any problem on smoking responsibly like only on weekends. As long as you limit yourself, you should be fine.

[@JamFlexx]

you sound very conscious brother. doubt you cause anyone else problems, so as long as you wake up and be the best you that you can be, you've done your job 👍

[@jeffrojacobs8094]

@@lanairda. I will say this. In hindsight the one thing I realized was that pot made me feel good, content. Therein lies a major (mostly unseen) handicap. A young person Imo should not be so content! Taken away are the will to do more, to work harder and strive for goals. That "content" feeling can keep a person from reaching for more in life. It surely made and makes me more of an Introvert. Which is not always good. As far as side effects, in later years, I experience Increased "tinnitus" when I use it. Short term memory fail for sure. I don't condone it's use. My theory and advice to young people is, If you can do without it your, again Imo, better off without it. Hope this helps. Good luck with all the future decisions you make for yourself. Stay strong!

[@lanairda.]

@@jeffrojacobs8094 Thank you for your insight (everyone), really appreciate it. I agree with every single of your points, especially that 'content' feeling which pushes you towards introversion, however in my case I have taken advantage of this to an extent by staying focused in my little 'bubble' in order to work hard towards my goals, without distractions. Perhaps weed has nothing to do with that and simply my beliefs as a person. Either way, it's definitely food for thought since I have seen too many people around me let themselves be controlled by their addictions throughout their life, consciously or not. Again, thank you for your insight, much love!

[@abghostapprentice]

As a 22 year old going through some of my own traumas and my misuse of weed to constantly get high, reading the comments almost puts tears in my eyes because this is probably the most comfortable I’ve ever been with letting other people in to how I feel. I’ve never told anyone in my life any of the fucked up shit I’ve been through

[@abdim1500]

Bro I’m in the same boat rn, even the age. Weed for me just pushes the whole “facing your demons” down the line. I also related to being in your head too much after smoking

[@alneri9041]

Im glad we at a point now that we can talk about this stuff.

[@InsidiouslySchofield]

underrated

[@MasettiPF]

I relate to this too much. So many are self medicating. Trying to numb the trauma of the past.

[@123cillitbang]

Me too. I really, really need to get rid of it. Bobby is so real here.

[@JohnniDaFreakk]

I like that Steve-O recognizes how addictive weed can be (not chemically) and doesn't make fun of it for being "soft shit" like a lot of people would of (Edit: holy shit the war In the replies is downright cringe)

[@Secretservice709]

It’s soft man

[@soccermommyNPC]

Weed fcks me up way more than some of the hard drugs I’ve done. I literally can’t do it, and I’ll give it another try every few years, usually because a friend is convinced their strain is better than what I’ve already tried. Everyone metabolizes it differently, which more people should be educated on. I’ve got a family member who smokes all day long and it practically energizes him. If I do more than a hit or two off anything, or ANY edible or tincture no matter how small or a dose, I leave my damn body and reality for the rest of the day, and not in a fun way 🤣😭

[@Secretservice709]

@@soccermommyNPC It’s definitely not for everyone did you ever try CBD by chance

[@kaitlin4u]

Caitlin same girl. Can’t drive, can barely walk. My mind is all over the place like I think of a million different things a second. My body feels like it’s on a roller coaster. I start twitching. Weed is not for me 😂 But I can drink like a motherfucker lmao

[@Secretservice709]

@@qneville6490 ???

[@bobbyfischer6786]

Bobby Lee is one of the funniest and most inspirational people i have encountered. Blessings from Oban, Scotland. 21 years clean last week ODAAT

[@boltonky]

Listening to a lot of these guys i give them big ups for what they have gone through and as someone who is kinda from the same tree makes me want to do better, the real problem is having to get out of the only having enough to survive not get better and learning how to deal with situations where others drink etc and you have to be sober (its a whole other world and i know lots of you get it)

[@erikstark3250]

Damn Bobby has done some WORK on himself!!! Good for him dude!!! That's exactly how serious trauma works, you don't remember exactly what happened or your brain makes up something to save itself. Crazy.

[@Smittywermanjagermanjensen]

Holy shit that was deep...makes me feel proud af for being sober today😭😭😭

[@stevoz748]

from stevo to stevo, love you dude!