Summertime Sadness [Marilyn Monroe]

Edited by Laura
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**Program Used: Sony Vegas 13
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DESCRIPTION//
A tribute to the film career of Marilyn Monroe.
MARILYN MONROE FILMS FEATURED IN THIS VIDEO;
Ladies of the Chorus (1948)
Love Happy (1949)
All About Eve (1950)
A Ticket to Tomahawk (1950)
The Asphalt Jungle (1950)
As Young As You Feel (1951)
Let's Make it Legal (1951)
Love Nest (1951)
Clash By Night (1952)
Don't Bother to Knock (1952)
Monkey Business (1952)
We're Not Married (1952)
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953)
How to Marry a Millionaire (1953)
Niagara (1953)
River of No Return (1954)
There's No Business Like Show Business (1954)
The Seven Year Itch (1955)
Bus Stop (1956)
The Prince and the Showgirl (1957)
Some Like it Hot (1959)
Let's Make Love (1960)
The Misfits (1961)
HAPPY 90TH BIRTHDAY MARILYN!!!! As the description says, this video is dedicated purely to Marilyn's career in film. Instead of just re-making the same video over and over again, I wanted to do something completely different for this, my third Marilyn tribute. As a result, this video features no real-life footage of Marilyn and no real-life quotes. Because of her "sex symbol" status, Marilyn's considerable acting abilities are often underestimated and/or overlooked. I hope this video shows people a different side of Marilyn and demonstrates the considerable range she showed throughout her incredible (but tragically short) acting career.
This video came about entirely by accident. I heard this instrumental version of "Summertime Sadness" a few weeks ago and immediately thought of Marilyn. I then got my hands on "A Ticket to Tomahawk" (1950)- one of only a handful of films I'm missing from her filmography- and decided to start playing around in Sony Vegas. From there it all came together quite quickly...which is unusual for me these days (UNDERSTATEMENT OF THE YEAR). Whenever I work on a video for an actor or actress, I like to see if their birthday or death anniversary is on the horizon- to give me something to aim for- and LOW AND BEHOLD Marilyn's 90th Birthday was just around the corner, inspiring me to finish this in record time (again, editing hasn't been easy for me lately). I'm so happy I was able to make something for her. She is incredibly important to me and it makes me happy that I was able to honor her in some small way.
I'm sure I've done this before, but my Top 5 Marilyn films are (in order of release); All About Eve, The Asphalt Jungle, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, Some Like it Hot and T H E M I S F I T S. The Misfits (1961) gets capitals and spaces because I also consider it to be one of my TOP 5 FILMS OF ALL-TIME. FULL STOP. Admittedly, All About Eve (1950) and The Asphalt Jungle (1950) are not necessarily great Marilyn films (her role is quite small in both), but more great films PERIOD. I love a lot of the films on this list...you can't really go wrong with Marilyn (unless you're watching her pre-1952 films which are VERY hit and miss). Also, if you haven't seen "The Misfits", you should change that immediately. It'll tear your heart into a million pieces, especially if you know anything about the principle cast and their lives pre and post-filming.
**This version of "Summertime Sadness" was performed by an incredible classical covers band called Aston. Make sure to check out more of their covers here: / astonmusic

[@MabelleB]

My take: A certain movie is coming out today, and it doesn't do justice to who Marilyn was, not what, but who. The sensitivity of the creator of this video is authentic and definitely does not treat an actress as an object, but as a person: complex, passionate, emotionally lacking, sometimes innocent and sometimes not. But above all with fear, fear of not being loved. And in my opinion there are still people who are not loving her as a human being. I hope I made myself understood, both Norma Jean and Marilyn deserve respect, that's all I want to say.

[@thatslight3962]

And that movie was a whole direspect for her soul and life. I think people and movie industry gotta let she rest in peace anymore. She never deserved be symbolised and won't...

[@Wigfield84]

She might have had a very sad life, but that doesn’t define a person. She had fun, she loved the camera, she had friends that didn’t use her, she enjoyed music and literature, and she always thirsted to be greater. Even before she died, she had good moments and good conversations with people she loved like her former stepson DiMaggio Jr. I’m done trying to know what happened that night, no matter what it was that killed her, it’s tragic any way you look at it. But the biggest tragedy was how people treated her, and sadly that never seems to end. She will be exploited until the end of time.

[@thatslight3962]

@@Wigfield84 unfornutaly there's no any MM biography(as i know) movie that show how she likes literature, art, kids, fought for equality of black actors or her kind words and soul:(

[@SnarkierThan-U-R]

Actually BLONDE DOES do her justice because it HUMANIZES Norma and makes her an individual we can empathize with. The movie carefully and thoughtfully examines how childhood trauma can affect us even when we are adults. However many on KZbin only want to see Norma Jean as the character Marilyn Monroe, but Marilyn Monroe is NOT a real person, and Norma Jean was a REAL person and she was unhappy. Judging by your comment I can tell that you didn't even watch the movie, because BLONDE definitely does NOT lack emotion, in fact it's FULL of Emotion, in addition to displaying Norma Jean/Marilyn Monroe as an intelligent and complex individual. Your video was very good, touching but your comments is complete KNOW-NOTHING Bull-Sh!t. YOU SHOULD BE ASHAMED of yourself for posting such trash.

[@thatslight3962]

@X-MISMA-X if u wanna make a biography movie(and BLONDE isn't a biography after all, it's just fiction), it shouldn't be only about that person's trauma. You HAVE TO add about their interests, loves, success... if u only add their traumas, that movie would be nothing but a pain porn. And I watched Blonde. I wasn't talk about her pain, I was talking 'bout that MOVIE.

[@mwrhzwanicc5198]

" i can be smart when its important , but most men don't like it " yes girl i feel you

[@strawtifulbonnie9363]

That's one of those phrases that sink deep into your mind and you can never forget...

[@oceaneyes00]

I don't know if it's just me But in the beginning when she says "usually I'm told how happy I am" it's sounds so real. Like she's talking from the most honest place. It's heartbreaking.

[@editedbylaura]

Cassie Carter To me, the entire film “The Misfits” has that feel. It was written by Arthur Miller (Marilyn’s husband at the time) and the main character of Roslyn (note the spelling) was based on Marilyn herself. By all accounts, his depiction of her in the film was the final straw in their marriage. To me, the film feels like you’re seeing the real Marilyn- not the sex symbol and icon, but the woman. The quote at the beginning personifies that, because it shows the disconnect between her happy outward on-screen persona (particularly in her most famous films- Seven Year Itch, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes and Some Like it Hot) and the real sadness she held within. Sorry, I just think she’s a fascinating subject.

[@kicucmaiquynhle6483]

She cute so beautiful but her life too sad

[@mai.vancon]

She was a method actress, so its true I guess..

[@Daveorozco1]

I felt the same it's heartbreaking 😢

[@georgiapeachpicker]

It’s not acting if you are speaking your truth and or experience and she was right then and there.

[@juniperberryyyy]

"It's a terrible thing to be lonesome, especially in a crowd." Damn, that hit home for me

[@prettiestbaddie4194]

Hits so hard 😭😭😭

[@juliejones2103]

So true. 😪

[@CarolineCutrer]

True I felt that 😢😭💔🥺

[@rg0229]

Stop with this "If she was born in this generation she would be treated right" no.. actually britney spears is a star of 21 century but she was treated like a crap.

[@mariejo7408]

That is right what you say A Sex Symbol becomes a thing that is sad . Thank you and Have a nice Day 👠 💋

[@theworln.n4892]

Mm is a different situation, cuz Britney problems are about her father, and Mary Monroe just had problems with Hollywood, so, no.

[@ia7212]

Women also need to stop letting themselves be sexualized and disrespected as well

[@lydia5305]

@@ia7212 yes, & we tried that.. but most men are stronger & tricked many young women and making it seems like it’s our fault

[@ia7212]

@@lydia5305 “we tried that” so you just tried respecting and standing up for yourself and then gave up? Yea that’s not really an excuse. I’m a girl myself but I won’t defend women who continuously let themselves be disrespected. Unless someone is physically forcing you to do something, you’re the one who is letting this happen

[@monikamylonopoyloy6223]

"A sex symbol becomes a thing. And I hate to be a thing" Norma Jeane / Marilyn Monroe

[@user-ny3vi8jq4r]

상황을 잘 알지만 상황을 바꿀 능력이 안 된 이 분...뭐 다른 분도 불행한 분도 있어 그 나마 그건 위로겠다

[@colon5246]

@@user-ny3vi8jq4r why don't you go around somewhere else to perpetuate this bs

[@eytche9066]

Ayush Sharma what did the person say?

[@sastina6714]

@@eytche9066 that's what I'm thinking as well

[@kuebrastic1219]

every woman celebrity who claims to be feminist and stuff is exactly becoming a sex symbol and thinks shes "free"

[@sierrahglass6266]

this shit makes me miss a person I never met

[@gigi4266]

same.

[@cryptidangel7842]

same.

[@nurcandepe1804]

Fuckin same

[@GoldenHeart89]

Same

[@dannized]

Maybe you have met them, but in a parallel universe.

[@heyodaddio4961]

"Goodnight, Honey" Why did that line hurt so much. 4:33

[@henrik1314]

Is like if she is saying goodbye, in her own beautiful way.

[@heyodaddio4961]

@@henrik1314 Damn, you're right...

[@henrik1314]

@@heyodaddio4961

[@lamargames3940]

I don’t get the story why everyone is sad and saying they didn’t Deserve her?

[@henrik1314]

​@@lamargames3940 It's a long story, honestly. First of all, Norma Jeane (Marilyn's real name) had a sad childhood. She never knew her father, and her mother got a mental disorder problem and couldn't no longer take care of the little Norma. So she went to a lot of adoptive houses, and even got r*ped in one of them. She had to marry a man when was 16, so then she wouldn't longer live in random adoptive houses. Then, after some years, she became a star and everyone was sexualizing her, and makign her feel bad (she even had some depression problems), she was using pills to wake up and to sleep, and it was just like a big and sad snowball. I cannot describe the whole story here, but you can know more in some searchs. Just take care, don't believe in some lies that people invented about Marilyn, one of the famoust is that Marilyn was dating the Kennedys, but it's a lie. She also never had abortions, and had only one plastic cyrurgy (on her chin).

[@paintedwithasong]

"Keep smiling, because life is a beautiful thing and there's so much to smile about." - Marilyn Monroe

[@4usprosperity]

3 and the other one is not in love and the world of America and to

[@nathanalexander3175]

"I can be smart when its important, but most men don't like it". she was and is one of the greatest beauty icons.

[@iwannabeold215]

Nathan Alexander why does it just have to be a beauty icon why cant she be a smart icon or a independent icon

[@songbirdy]

She can be. But let's face it, it's her physical attraction that pulls you in first. And no matter what she does on camera, you are just pulled in completely. You watch no one else on the screen when she is in a scene. The camera does not capture that in most people. It is that special magic only certain people have and no one can really explain it. But seeing beyond that, I also think she was a great actress. She never got a lot of credit for that, but looking back on her pictures now (I was young when she died) I am amazed by her. But you are right in only being known as a sex symbol for the most part, she doesn't get the recognition for everything else she was and more. And this was a great video. Great movie cuts. Brought out many emotions in me from sadness to smiling.

[@sfex9]

Teresa Gib you're absolutely right. I noticed when I saw her cameo in All About Eve. She was so very young, and the part so small - two or three lines as a dumb blonde party guest - that I didn't recognized her, but I didn't paid attention to anyone but her as long as she was on screen, I totally missed the plot development. and it means everything if you can make someone ignore Mrs Bette Davis rant just by being a nobody, standing there, looking cute and sparkling and youthful. I thought she reminded me of Marilyn Monroe lol, then I checked the credits and there she was.

[@MadCircle01]

Cleopatra, Marilyn, and the one and only Lana Del Rey. read the book "The Art of Seduction" lana isn't in it but she would have.

[@laneymoran8426]

I love her, she seemed so sweet and she was very pretty.

[@alliyahjulia]

“Terribe thing to be lonesome, especially in the middle of a crowd”

[@serenayb8404]

It's true

[@alliyahjulia]

Just me i know it is

[@ArisaStudios]

That hit me hard

[@brisakruspe]

this reminds me when i once had to leave a party because my ‘friends’ left me and i was all alone and i saw the boy i used to like, he didn’t saw me but i was like.. hi. then i took a taxi with no money.

[@user-he4vh8hs1z]

Yas

[@hannahah158]

Hope she had a better life in heaven. This world is too cruel to her.

[@4usprosperity]

3 E the other two have not sure what you 🤔for the first 🤔😳

[@carolinecutrer9641]

I know right they are so cruel

[@Julia-zy3tz]

To cruel For M. Jackson for her too. Something wrong with world

[@CarolineCutrer]

I agree 💔😭

[@axk3l]

had? she is in heaven.

[@ernests761]

She was the kindest soul this earth has ever seen.

[@TheLinuxYes]

because she grew up a semi-orphan. she learned hard lessons about life at a young age.

[@user-dr1jg4qz5e]

@Logan Jones. What about Jesus?

[@ernests761]

@Logan Jones. She was kind too, but it's not pretty to pit people against each other so let's not debate who's kinder. Both of them very lovely people and they didn't deserve their tragic fates

[@ernests761]

@@user-dr1jg4qz5e what about Jesus? How do u even know he was real?

[@itsme-sd5cn]

@@ernests761 how do you marilyn is real have you ever met or seen her

[@cestlavi]

"We're all dying, aren't we?" Had me shook.

[@heloisamoura8271]

What part?

[@p994able]

@@heloisamoura8271 The 3:42 mark.

[@finolasmith4930]

Wig👏was👏flown👏

[@TheEarthRealm]

nola smith 🙄

[@finolasmith4930]

Devin J. Bowden it’s tru tho

[@prinzessakarina3054]

She would have been 92 today... I'm in tears 😭🥀

[@sda9995]

Yes June first 1926!! She would be 93 this year!

[@peterhauhnar1602]

Are you Lana Del Rey's sister? Just asking. I apologise if my question disturbs you. God bless!!!!

[@peterhauhnar1602]

Thank you! God bless!!!!

[@songsingermanlanguage9269]

She has lived fast and died young

[@bh9485]

no, she is probably just a fan using the name “del Rey” to show she’s a fan. Lana Del Reys surname is not “Del Rey” it’s Grant.

[@spencerpugh4248]

58 years later & the world still loves and misses you Marilyn ❤

[@luxxdimondz]

frr

[@almira.shakur.lawyer]

She was a prisoner of her own image.

[@cileksepeti5471]

Yeah 😔😔😔

[@Matt-kr9bo]

Sara Hamzi: Usually not to such an extreme though

[@adamsmis6749]

Эльмира Шукурова 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺

[@vincentgurus2601]

Эльмира Шукурова очень верно и красиво сказано

[@lolabrini3758]

which is why they turn to drugs to escape.

[@alfrecialatumahina6848]

"i can be smart when it's important, but most men don't like it." gosh!

[@duranduran203]

It's v true.men dnt like woman with brains intellect and smartness. They want woman only to be beautiful and sexy to be a feast for their eyes.

[@jamiemohan2049]

+Dahye Choi who are they though?

[@jamiemohan2049]

+Dahye Choi how would you know if I study or not?

[@jamiemohan2049]

+Dahye Choi Ha, that ain't how it works.

[@m.a.1874]

@@jamiemohan2049 it's exactly how it works

[@nicholegallo7193]

That smile when she said “you like me huh??” My heart 😞

[@cassybaldhead1751]

I feel so bad for her, she really wanted a child but she kept having miscarriages. RIP Marilyn monroe 😔❤️

[@prettiestbaddie4194]

I’m so sad for her 😭😭

[@jencynnn6886]

She actually did have one that she was forced to give up So I read anyway

[@opuimor]

@@jencynnn6886 where did you read this ?

[@jencynnn6886]

@@opuimor in a book called Marilyn Monroe confidential written by a lady that used to work with her up until she died 😢

[@Adara007]

​@@jencynnn6886 That's not the case irrespective of who made that claim. She had severe endometriosis and besides causing debilitating pain it also caused recurrent miscarriages and one ectopic pregnancy that required the ovary be removed. The endo sadly prevented her from carrying a pregnancy past the first trimester.

[@adriaunaa5745]

Bro I almost cried seeing how sad she is, you can tell even if she’s smiling, the darkness behind her eyes is visible

[@shadowprincess7954]

Yeah, there was so much of unspoken pain... I felt that, god...

[@munchkin0058]

and now we got lana del rey to express her

[@KellsterExpress]

Was she secretly depressed? Forgive me, I'm super young and just know getting to know her

[@patrycja2059]

@@KellsterExpress yes, she actually had a lot of problems with herself and, as far as I know, she tooks manny medicines.

[@Mithras-jp4jp]

@@KellsterExpress She had a terrible childhood that no one should have to go through, she was depressed to a certain extent but it's astonishing that she managed to still put a smile on her face even with everything that happened in her life.

[@SIMS2BASHER]

Underrated actress, Over sexualised by the industry, type casted into the “dumb blonde” when she was so much more.

[@lunanarda]

I 100% agree

[@originalme2829]

Underrated 😅😅😅😅 she is overrated!!!

[@beige6003]

UNNECESSARY girl I think that’s not the point, she was definitely overrated but not for her potential but for her looks, heartbreaking really.

[@originalme2829]

@@beige6003 I dont mean anything bad,i just said the truth that she was sooooo popular.But it is sad that it was just for her looks *but i dont think she was soooo pretty to me* i mean it realy sad when you hear the name Marilyn Monroe you always think about how she was a beauty sexy female simbol but not Oh thats that great superstar actress that can act marvelous. But she is remembered like Oh thats that sexy hot women that i would like to f#%@#@# or look like her. I think the same for the one member of Korean band BTS.Its about V *artist name*,he is loved and sooo popular among Korean mans and bands members but for what.When they hear name V they will be like Oh thats that hot sexy idol singer that i would like to f@@@% with or to look like,but not like Oh thats that Great idol singer that was in beginning nothing but now is everything,i like his voice soo much and his dancing is cool.I like his personality. That admiration is now gone and all is about how you look.

[@zoe-gf8jz]

UNNECESSARY girl Fuck ya bitch

[@dreamday988]

She was so beautiful and talented. I don’t care what people say about her. She inspired so many girls all round the world. She was the epitome of “blond girls are not dumb as the myth says”. I adore her till this day! 🖤

[@njm5163]

The greet words

[@mariejo7408]

This is true

[@mikeshirleyforever]

She not only inspired women but also men. I have been so captivated by Marilyn and the sad life she had. I enjoy the movies she gave us but had such a fascinating yet heartbreaking insight into the potential range she was aching to let out. I was illustrating Marilyn during Lockdown and I had not really took notice of the songs she gave us at the time. As I listened to each song whilst I was illustrating, I melted. I felt she was singing at me. For an icon to still have this effect over millions to this day is extraordinary. I'm so glad we have the material from her voice, her movies and especially the many photographs that still bestow merchandise and social media today. What a legacy and I am proud to be a fan. So heartbreaking and tragic what happened to Marilyn. She had so much to give and was so unloved. ❤⭐👄

[@entropy59122]

@@Elizabeth-sf5kt She was, take a look at her baby photos, her hair only started darkening in her preteen years...

[@chaimaechamita8222]

She wasn't blonde actually but blonde girls can be smart anyway

[@independentlyblonde6974]

Marilyn Monroe was not just a "beauty" people loved her charm, charisma and her soul. Yes, her looks played a huge role in how she was perceived but there was more to her then good looks alone.

[@titanicsosroblox]

The looks may have pulled you in, but the soul made you stay. 😢

[@mushu6928]

*she’s like belle. people hate the brainy side of her and love the beauty*

[@mushu6928]

cherry_lizz - belle from beauty and the beast not that dolphin girl

[@BabsChannel]

I'm afraid this is what most women go through. Even my husband would prefer me to be pretty more than educated. But that's life. Move on.

[@lsmrkqj]

@@BabsChannel i would never marry a man like that

[@BabsChannel]

@@lsmrkqj You'll be surprised at what you will do in your life.

[@sy-zu4uz]

@@BabsChannel tell me where you live, i will slap your man.

[@blankabodog5236]

“You are the saddest girl i ever met” That’s hit me so hard

[@Julia-zy3tz]

Yes, most beautiful and saddest

[@alexl.9076]

This is a good example that no matter how "high" in life/society you are, you can still feel alone, sad, broken... We lost a good soul just too early. I hope that wherever she is, she is resting in peace.

[@mayjailer682]

I recently had a dream with Marilyn in it. She was in my living room dancing around and smiling like she was on top of the world, she is so ethereal.

[@quinnmorlotti]

The saddest thing is, she was and still is adored by millions of over the world, but her anxieties and self-doubt were a battle for her. Also, she was also portrayed as a dumb blonde, but she wasnt dumb, in fact she was very bright

[@jjjkkkk4576]

There'sNoPlaceLikeHome im one of those eho adored her im from phillipines

[@ridasetya]

There'sNoPlaceLikeHome I think she was intelligent and she never did anything dumb :)

[@LeksiW]

Nor was she blonde. She was playing a role very well, smarter than most.

[@lysandracruz1037]

She was a Gemini of course she was very bright indeed

[@arap1251]

AnimationCentral16 I hope it gets better soon ♡♡♡♡

[@LoudestWhispers]

I feel so bad for her. She was a talented actress, yet people could only see her as a sex icon. She was also very intelligent, but no one thought she could possess both beauty and brains. It's tragic.

[@hannahpowell5745]

And you know what’s worse? People still see her just a sex icon. I would be depressed too.

[@kamihanks7454]

@i'm westing my time in web but i don't care she was a civil rights activist too! she did those shoots for publicity, and a woman posing naked doesn't make her dumb :)

[@ivnnamrlvn1143]

@i'm westing my time in web but i don't care being prude and thinking that having sexuality is stupid enough to shame other's to make yourself feeling "better" from doing nothing and being ashamed from nature in bodies - is biggest stupidity in the world, that was always stopping art of living as human beings as we are

[@spiritsofthemermaid5560]

it's truee👍

[@fionakey737]

i'm westing my time in web but i don't care even prostitutes could be smart .

[@KiwiBirb63]

she truly is art. Just looking at her makes you feel something. Just the most magical person to have ever existed.

[@albertedmunds7500]

She had more reason to hate people in her all too short life than most people who ever lived and yet didn't have a bad bone in her body. Truly an angel.

[@Ellie-fv4ze]

*This makes me miss her despite* *the fact she died before I was* *even born*

[@shelleymarie5799]

@@LunaxM I get choked up every time I watch a video of marilyn I miss her😭😭😭😭

[@javierdiezmanzano4133]

Same, this kind of videos make me sad and I didn't even know her, she died before I was born too

[@himekobun]

I believe the word to describe this feeling is anemoia.

[@katherineray1980]

That reminds me of Candle in the Wind by Elton John - I would have liked to have known you/but I was just a kid.

[@katherineray1980]

@@LunaxM is everything ok for you?

[@lonewolf864]

To me, she's one of the strongest women to exist

[@uraveragegayteen6065]

Fact,this video makes me sad :(she seemed like such a nice person...died young like my mom rip

[@neruya09]

Ur average gay goth she may Rest In Peace now :)

[@simplyme8593]

I totally agree

[@user-ny3vi8jq4r]

her beauty leads her to become a dead person...sometimes it is better to give up some parts other people call a god bless

[@ashleechan22]

Strongest? She killed herself..escaped..there are alot more stronger people out there dealing with their lonley, depressive lives. But she seemed like a sweet person. Sad sad story

[@starnight6134]

Marilyn had a unique magic. RIP sweet girl

[@LuLuCrew]

Is anyone else crying, cuz they miss her even still they never meet her and weren't even born before her time?

[@raquelreyesb.6161]

😢😭😭😭😭😭

[@Prettyautumnrain]

“Dreaming about being an actress, is more exciting then being one.”

[@frannyc7248]

@Karen luvs Jesus same, but I wanted to be a singer.

[@yeseniasnake4493]

@@frannyc7248 Good luck and be careful, much support for your dream. You can do music on different way and make money on different ways as well so hope it make you happier.

[@frannyc7248]

@@yeseniasnake4493 thanks 😊, I'm actually thinking about becoming a Broadway singer

[@yeseniasnake4493]

@@frannyc7248 then good luck ✨✨✨

[@flowerbed7757]

As with all things

[@kira-cm6eh]

It’s kind of scary how she died so young. Her appearance will never be hindered by old age, she will always be known as when she was young and beautiful.

[@cherryblossom14689]

@@samideeb2000 respect her man!!

[@scaraswife9591]

young and beautiful song by lana del rey, summertime sadness by lana del rey. If that wasnt intentional then damn

[@augh4659]

The evil “secret society” called the Illuminati killed her because she was about to expose them.. 😭

[@batsbatsghost8757]

I think that's what makes Mariyln Monroe so iconic even today. She was young, innocent, beautiful yet ultimately tragic. It's how we liked to be remembered, when the world was new and we were too.

[@eyesglow1777]

Wrong song then

[@JP-kw6ol]

I wish Marilyn could hear this song too. Summertime Sadness evokes her beauty.♡

[@taramanestar4255]

"They only care when you are gone" Norma Jeane🙏😭

[@TheLinuxYes]

Hollywood: the place where they'll give you 1000 dollars for a kiss and 50 cents for your soul. -MM

[@trinitybrooks6714]

She was so beautiful... inside & out. She was so oversexualized that everyone forgot that she was a person and that she was so intelligent. She never even had the chance to show that she was more than just a beautiful girl. I wish i could have met her.

[@user-he4vh8hs1z]

Yes

[@cheks891]

if i’d met her i’d slap her round the face and tell her she needs to show her worth because she was SO smart and it’s just upsetting to know that no one back then cared for that

[@lilly4608]

To be honest, back then, no women were treated like humans, for example, Shirley temple, she Was sexualized, abused, and forced to do things up until her 20s

[@whogoes_4113]

I didn't think she had an issue with sexualisation. If anything she embraced it haha

[@lilly4608]

whogoes _ she was forced, all she wanted in life was too be loved and have kids, but no matter how hard she tried both of those things wouldn’t happen, some people think she killed her self for those reasons, or she was killed because he kept putting up a fight.

[@hoodpriestessphilosophy7669]

"I can be smart when it's important, but most men don't like it." She's not wrong ...

[@terry-annfrancis1252]

Ikr couldn’t be more true. Really relevant today.

[@danield8982]

@@terry-annfrancis1252 I think this is really true for the 50´s but not nowadays

[@PlantMetal]

@@danield8982 it's still happening around the world

[@betulyldrm946]

Best part ever

[@hoodpriestessphilosophy7669]

@@danield8982 oh, but it is!

[@fizzledits2433]

She makes me have hope to stay strong, and that maybe one day, things will be ok. To keep your head high even when you feel low, even in her dark moments, she gave the world her incredible personality, and for that and so many other things she’s so strong.

[@eb0utique]

And then truly, will you be happy. I hope you find peace my friend.

[@joneich1591]

Made me cry watching her pain in all her beauty and fame couldn't make up for.

[@frankiemueller6576]

Sometimes queens are born fron non-royal blood

[@chilan3960]

The soul is royal it's the most important !

[@justmamo8360]

One of a kind.... very true.

[@insertusername4079]

Fun fact she was born on the same day queen liz II was born

[@user-jj9uj9mx8w]

@@insertusername4079 No, Queen Elizabeth II was born on April 21

[@user-jj9uj9mx8w]

@@insertusername4079 Our Marilyn was born on June 1

[@anyavlogs3528]

"It's a terrible thing to be lonesome especially in the middle of a crowd" - Marilyn Monroe

[@strawberry-zq5nq]

Anya Vlogs when I heard that it made me so sad 😭

[@radenmchaerul2006]

true.

[@robinhood6948]

I feel that quote so much.. having bipolar depression and being in a social situation where I should be happy. And yet feel lonely and sad. Also when it comes to my social anxiety.

[@KillShot-ln6mn]

She had a special beauty that no other women has had since or will ever. The one & only Marilyn Monroe 👑

[@rc8613]

"It's a terrible thing to be lonesome, especially in the middle of a crowd." You are missed, love. Always.

[@palomat986]

has anyone else gotten that inexplicable feeling when you simply look at someone and you can just feel that you’ve known them from a different time?

[@User-kc5ni]

I have that feeling about her

[@markmckenzie5321]

I feel connected to Marilyn somehow. I’m not sure but I feel connected. Lana del Rey clearly felt connected

[@p.803]

lmao the feels when i saw my mom's old pic in her 20's and looking like marilyn... many have told my mom that she should've been an actress or something before... but she always replies to us that "celebrities don't have privacy, always busy and no time for themselves. and misconceptions the idea of happiness" u might think im over reacting cause im definitely am lmao!!!

[@vocexseta]

Only once towards a random fireman I’m sure I’d never met. Strangest feeling.

[@mariposasazules8715]

@@vocexseta 😂😂😂😂 for real ?

[@anynanng5121]

She's so beautiful at 2:11 when she said "you like me huh ?" Her smile is almost magical

[@hazeieris4478]

super beautiful, i wonder which movie that is.

[@gloriagmail3561]

Haze Ieris the movie with Clark gable : les desaxés

[@hazeieris4478]

@gloria gma&il - Thank you so much :)

[@enfpflower5751]

gloria gma&il thank you ❤️💖💖

[@conwaykizzy373]

I agree, I'd have to say it is one of my favourite bits

[@katara9]

It's so sad. I feel like she missed so much. One generation over, and perhaps she could've been happy.

[@nevaeh9420]

She was in so much pain her Whole life, but was so strong through it all and just wanted to be loved. I’m so sorry Marilyn.

[@alonmmld]

I wish she was never born in her generation. She was over sexualized and it's so sad! She would've been 92 now:(

[@nigoikoi]

she would have still been sexualized if she was born any the modern generations

[@alonmmld]

@@nigoikoi not as it was back then. she's like angelina jolie and gal gadot. pretty woman, but barely sexualized.

[@alonmmld]

@@mychannel-rt2gn uh no? she was forced to be sexualized. she's been through shit why would she want that lmao

[@peppapig-vw3zr]

my channel no she didn’t, shut up

[@user-fg8ou1ec1f]

@@alonmmld I don't believe that , being famous doesn't mean being an angel..

[@ethereal8213]

“I can be smart when it’s important. But most men don’t like it.” Shit hurt. Imagine living in a world like that. Update: this definitely still applies to our ‘modern’ world. This is why girls must support girls.

[@dontletcoronabite4245]

It's still like that for a lot of women

[@abadeeer]

we still live in a world like that

[@blackwonderK3]

@@chasethefeel yes, we do.

[@SuperNhutch]

It hurts a lot.

[@GirlDo3]

A lot of guys still want a quiet calm influencable girl that laughs at their jokes, sits down and is pretty.

[@jesuspaz8855]

She was such a great actress and left some legendary movies behind

[@seasorolla]

After all this time, I keep coming back here. There's beauty in sadness and sadness in beauty.

[@Unknown-tl5ts]

She was born before her time. I wish she could see the beauty of today.

[@poopaloshes2485]

her soul is still out their somewhere, I think she is still looking out from the sky checking out the world of today

[@fadedsophomore]

There’s no beauty in this day of age..

[@sweetbumble502]

@@fadedsophomore you stole my words.

[@lophocampa]

i see no beauty of today, everything has only become worse

[@sheshe6993]

I am sharing my birth date with her... and I feel all she needed was true love to adore her crazy beautiful ways and put up with her and keep her secure... people can be lonely with crowds around them ...

[@nonee3920]

"I can be smart when important,but most men don't like it" 😭😭😭That hit hard I think 965 like is the closest I can ever get, thanks for the likes!!(✷‿✷)◉‿◉❤️😂😭🙋🏻‍♀️ FISHSTICKS OMG THANKS SM FOR THE LIKES ❤️

[@AstroMartine]

word.

[@maxxard7992]

1.4K Likes

[@theratingsa4651]

HARD!

[@klausk9225]

I found this comment when she actually saying that, oh shit.

[@bobaparadise9419]

nicholas wl same

[@delilasloan8914]

I love Marilyn's charisma with clark gable.

[@sergiovargas2291]

She is, was, and will be art forever

[@seasorolla]

I don't know if it's the music, but even when she's laughing, there's some kind of sadness lying beneath her eyes...

[@jaylbee1099]

true!

[@xochxrry6857]

Heewon Shin yes😭

[@TelzAll]

Cause we know her back story

[@trulyswish5816]

Nika Roberts what’s her backstory my teacher told me she didn’t look like this and different name

[@BabsChannel]

@@TelzAll Correct.

[@taylorbechstein1681]

"Kardashians are american royalty" nope Wrong The only american royalty I see is right here. Rest in peace, miss marilyn

[@user-wo2wb1mn3n]

Taylor Bechstein we love a natural queen (marilyn monroe)

[@TiffanyRay]

@@tobiast1521 so? At least she wasn't getting botox injects or butt implants she's all real. One little change doesn't make a whole difference

[@shay2396]

Same with Audrey Hepburn.

[@sushibee8222]

But she better then the Kardashian family because she like a Cinderella to me

[@asenatefarias744]

.

[@MineArrowTM]

Diamond is the best word to describe her, strong, beautiful, brilliant and will last forever in our minds.

[@TheLinuxYes]

a diamond is just a rock that we place value on. Marilyn was so much more.

[@MineArrowTM]

@@TheLinuxYes It's not just a rock, it's a rare and very valuable crystal that is generated under pressure, but you're right she was so much more.

[@itsbritneybyotch7471]

True, but she never like diamonds and she shines brighter than diamonds too

[@jendragon9727]

“I can be smart when it most important. But most men don’t like it”. I dunno these words hurt me

[@thuoo7804]

This video made me realised how society failed someone, and many more after her

[@wolfpak8228]

KZbin Sings! , It wasn't "society"

[@chelsea.m6729]

Dilly Dally it was society because back then women were expected to get married have children look after the house and cook. They were underestimated because it was a patriarchy society which means men where dominants. Marilyn was often cased as the" dumb blond" even though she wasn't,'dumb' she was bright but men didn't like women with "smart mouths". If a man just let his wife of girlfriends mouth just run wild then people would say thing about him and how he can't "control" his woman. Behind all the movies and films the 1960s was a sexist society which was one of the reason for marilyn to commit suicide.

[@isntjinlovely3841]

Ava Michelson True but so sad

[@chillbringer169]

Ava Michelson society was fucked up back then.... Marilyn was too messed up that she needed comfort of men to fill her void

[@TheFunnygym]

Chill Bringer Not only that...she was also put in foster homes and sexually abused...that really messes you up. And in a society like it was back then, it was even harder.

[@xx.6852]

There's something about Marilyn Monroe that people have a connection to, it's like she had REAL magic inside of her that sparked the world. It's like one of Monroe's friend's said, when they were outside, Marilyn had a scarf wrapped round her hair and two curls of hair on her forehead, nobody knew it was her. Then all of a sudden cars screeched, people stopped in shock and Marilyn turned to her friend and said "You know what i did there, didn't you?" It's like she could turn into Marilyn whenever she wanted, and have people notice. That's a true actress, someone who an switch the personality and actually be that character. Marilyn is wonderful and still stuns the world with her beauty and glamour, but people were sadly loving someone she wasn't. I wish someone truly understood this poor soul.

[@camomiletea7357]

I have seen a video which documents some of her early life and who she actually was. She was an orphan surprisingly enough and a book worm, she died too soon, she deserved a longer life to actually show her true self and for us to know her more

[@peggymcpherson5375]

Yes. Some say she was an MK mind-controlled sex slave that was broken in childhood to be remolded as an adult to influence people towards immoral Behavior. Of course we loved her she was a true pioneer. But she was broken. So sad the way the devil exploited her in her death. I prayed that God took her soul in her final moments Cayenne

[@ilovemycats8610]

CryingCloud yes

[@aishashalaan3630]

NOT ME BAWLING MY EYES OUT🥺 Rest In Peace Marilyn Monroe your name will NEVER be forgotten

[@edithcarter3554]

She was so talented. No one else could do those roles like she did. Love her

[@kfff8960]

She lived such a sad life. Ever since she was a little girl, she never felt love, was abused constantly. She grew up without a mother o a father and was always blamed for being abused. That is what she knew, that is a way in which she felt comfort. You cannot blame a person for wanting to feel loved. Even though she was idolized by millions, she felt so alone. I have been doing research on her for about four years now and I can tell you that she was such a smart young woman who was just taken advantage of her whole life. This video brought me to tears.

[@kendallclark8101]

@Mark Mckenzie yes

[@stephaniea.2466]

Kf ff honestly that’s my life. Except I’m not idolized by anyone :(

[@daviddd8585]

@@stephaniea.2466 but i'm sure someone loves you❤️

[@stephaniea.2466]

David Vaquero when I was little my dad left me for his other daughters and to this day he wants nothing to do with me. When I was little my mother used to lock me up in a house and if I made noise she’d yell at me and beat me because she didn’t wanna go to prison. I didn’t get to go to the school dances, mother daughter dances, daddy and daughter dances, none of them. I couldn’t even take a walk around my own neighborhood. I had to lie my whole entire life and if I got any lies wrong I got in trouble. My mom took me to my grandmas house. I got beaten everyday and was punished for helping her. She’d yell at me when she gave me homework because I didn’t know what the answer was. She threw books at me, left marks on my back from heels and switches and belts. My brother often calls me names and tells me I should kill myself. It used to be you’re too skinny now it’s you’re too fat. When I was a little baby I was put in a daycare where I was locked in a closet and fed bread and mayonnaise. No one loves me everyone hates me. Hell I even hate me.

[@caira5095]

@@stephaniea.2466 hey, don't know if that may help you in anyway, I hope it will at least give you a little sparkle of hope. My mum was raised in really tough conditions, she had nothing, her mum died, dad was addicted to alcohol and hm he was also aggresive. But she made it, she left her family house and she wanted to make others happier than she has ever been. And here I am, growing up in not perfect but loving family. You can always give out love that you dont want for yourself... and that can make you happy. I hope you'll be happy one day, cause you deserve it, everyone does.

[@r-t-z3886]

Am I the only one who would like to talk with her just to know how she felt her life

[@melody_1111]

There is an interview in which she was asked if she felt happy in life. Her response: "Uhm.. do I feel happy in life...?" 😓

[@MeAndNoOneElse]

Talk to her all day abt just simple meaningless things

[@kennedy3735]

me too, it would be interesting and I would want to give her a big hug for some reason. :)

[@ellen.-.7205]

I do

[@ellen.-.7205]

I want to

[@ReeKii]

"I can be smart when it's important. But most men don't like it.." well gee, she just spilled the tea..

[@taramathews7391]

At least she never had to grow old. She'll be beautiful forever

[@annabellasaintonge9048]

Am I the only one who thinks she sounds exactly like the original Snow White?

[@inmylifeivelovedthemall]

Kinda looks like her too! Both have little button noses and their personalities are somewhat similar

[@s04p11]

tbh a lot of women's voices a long time ago sounded similar

[@janel342]

Her voice is the voice of a little girl. It was not who she really was. But playing the dumb blonde made her famous and paid the bills. Under al that she was a serious dramatic actress, but never got the chance to escape her ‘dumb’ image. Rest your soul beautiful Norma Jean.

[@gigi4266]

"you're the saddest girl i ever met" "i'm usually told how happy i am"/ "i can be smart, but men don't usually like it"/"it's terrible to be lonesome, especially in the middle of a crowd"/ "we're all dying"/"goodnight honey"/the wave at the end. all those quotes were so poignant..:(

[@Krasotkanavsugolovy]

Невозможно устать , смотрев на красоту,это никогда не надоест. БОГИНЯ,КРАСАВИЦА, УМНИЦА-равных нет!

[@lordcerrousV]

“a kiss on the hand might feel good, but a diamond tiara lasts forever.”

[@javierchavarria1386]

I feel Marylin wouldn’t have minded to genuinely talk to some random person for a minute. I get a feeling of humility in her.

[@MeAndNoOneElse]

I wouldve talk with her abt the most meaningless most easiest things just to ease her mind

[@AnNyut]

yeah it's really sad how Geniuses leave this world underrated yet the stupid ones become noticed and overrated...greetings from Armenia to the saddest girl in the sky

[@naracharlize3792]

She said she loved people. Coming out of her apartment in NYC, she said she loved talking to all the garbage man and considered it an "honor" she was a very humble person. success and fame didn't change her.

[@snoopy2863]

youtube algorithm: marilyn monroe me: but i- youtube algorithm: MARILYN MONROE me: ᵒᵏ ᵗʰᵉⁿ

[@chitrikadey3529]

No replies ?

[@shannon_not_found]

@@chitrikadey3529 Here's a reply

[@boybye7986]

I like to think she was a kind sweet caring woman who wouldn't mind talking to random people on the street when she walks by

[@whatevermuba]

Six decades later?? Seriously?? She's an ART✨💗

[@wintersoule]

Terrible thing to be lonesome, especially in a crowd..

[@user-hg1xb9kf6i]

666 likes!

[@CoffeeAGlass]

Even she's so gorgeous but she still can't find her true love and she died. Sad 😢😭💔💔

[@raymondfrankwick6965]

In 1962, my first day of school was at the just built Ladera Palma, of the La Habra City School District. California's fastest growing city. The moment in time 12305 Fifth Helena Dr was California's most known address.

[@alikiabateman7998]

@@tobiast1521 Marilyn died a year before JFK assassination

[@jamesthorn4012]

Even more sad that she couldn’t love herself

[@sda9995]

Marilyn died August 1962, JFK Nov,1963

[@mai.vancon]

Or conceive a child 😢

[@barbarablue2571]

A woman so perfect, misterious, sensitive, kind, loving, sad and comical at the same time like her does not seem real!!!!! So wonderful thing she´s!!!!

[@xiaocomehome5201]

she is and will always be a truly amazing woman, she didn't deserve anything that happened to her. She deserved happiness and peace.

[@skLLfCKEXE]

im in tears. such a beautiful soul.

[@BocolatePlays]

salvatore. I truly didn't expect you here

[@lightbulb8587]

I cried so much as well ;-;. She was wonderful, beautiful, talented and I could go on

[@jelenajankovic4398]

Hahahahhahahah

[@eridanisdjuvienne1942]

a beautiful soul, but a prisoner of her own image.

[@KateCarew]

When she died...all that glamour, all that beauty, she only had a few pairs of shoes but HUNDREDS of books, books to learn since she was an autodidact and signed first editions because she valued the importance of culture. Finally people have begun to respect her as a fine human being and not just a sexual object.

[@KateCarew]

Rudraksh Sharma hey! Thank you 🙏🏻

[@mojojojojuniper6122]

Kate I have adored Norma jeane since I was 13 I'm 48 and I fell in love with her intelligence before all the stereotypical hype about her❤

[@rudiamadeous3833]

Her beauty was so natural and her personality so attractive , she was the woman , that every men has dreamed it , rest in peace my star that illuminates my journey.

[@michaelburgess9707]

A moving tribute to a beautiful, smart and talented woman. The scene in "Niagara" when she exits the cabin and saunters to the record player is the image that epitomizes her to me. Wherever you are, my dear, I hope you know how much you are missed and loved. Very appropriate song, thanks for posting.

[@loganblake5567]

I wish I could've been a friend to her, to show her that she had someone .... I would've loved her

[@myaholloway9270]

Logan Blake at the point she was at I don't think it would've worked

[@barbaramelville6110]

Logan Blake loved her

[@charlieperez1503]

I cried reading that.

[@lilroelyn7302]

Logan Blake Tbh, it's kinda unknown how Marilyn died, some say suicide, some say accidental and some even say murder.. and to be honest, I believe she was murdered, she was quite troubled with a lot of important figures such as the government and the Kennedy brothers, and she was known of planning her future that year, planning for better success, roles. But you're right, she needed someone to hold her and tell her they were there for her, but she was so lonely and wasn't loved for being herself, the world was loving someone she was not..

[@Alexis.Carrillo]

Logan Blake same

[@ilililbaby1180]

She’s like a best friend you’ll never have

[@azlimohd8555]

Yesss bruh :)

[@skimutubu]

Rest in peace melancholic woman behind nice smiling eyes. You are always the description of the WOMAN in our social dictionaries. We’ll always miss you.

[@BbKaySad]

She made history

[@tns.xcoske]

She was born in the wrong time and wrong place. If she was born nowadays she’d be treated like gold.

[@tahminahabeeb175]

Elite TikToks I disagree

[@tahminahabeeb175]

It would be worse now

[@tns.xcoske]

Tahmina Habeeb I think because then she was treated like an object then but now she’d be able to fight for herself and everyone would stuck up for her but you are entitled to have your own opinion💗

[@Cc-tf2bc]

I feel like she would have had more public support if she was with us now. Poor angel💙

[@tns.xcoske]

Delilah Carmen Ambròsa I agree

[@oliviaking5534]

her laugh is so cute! it’s such a shame she died so young 😞 rest in peace miss monroe 🙏🏻

[@winniethepooh2784]

she died at 34, she was young but not "so" young

[@molly0798]

Babylon Flores it’s very young to die though

[@winniethepooh2784]

@@molly0798 it's young but not very young, 30-25 and below is "very" young

[@GreatTasteMurder]

Ikr

[@clockworkartist]

She was one of those people who just deserved so much better

[@meloderieugif2294]

No one can beat her beauty,her smile is so perfect, so bright but at the same time so sad.

[@veronicaruuiz]

"we're all dying aren't we" ...

[@kristenjones7733]

Yes we are, everyday. Time is such a brutal truth that it throws every lie into the deathbed. And then everything changes.

[@user-nl3xx1wk3c]

her and lana wouldve been bestfriends

[@ghostboyss4331]

Alobetin could’ve* c:

[@anyrarahman5481]

Lana could've been friends with a lot of iconic people.. if she was born a little earlier.

[@mayc.4176]

Yea, if she was still alive, I could see that

[@catherinevaz6139]

......

[@sn0wangel04]

I watched this video for the first time when i was 14, and i would keep coming back to it to cope with all the stuff going on with me at the time. i'm 19 now, and i still feel the same love and beauty as i did back then when watching it.

[@shitloli5767]

To this day, Marilyn Munroе remains everyone's favorite actress /singer /model, the memory of her is immortal, as long as people know her work and biography. For me, she is the most standard, it is a pity that I was not allowed to see her live, like many people, and knowing again her biography, you understand that she did not see any other way out for herself..