World In Action - Mick Jagger - 1967 - Part Two of Two

[@peliche77]

Smart, clever, handsome and talented. Ladies & gentlemen...The one and only Mick Jagger!!!

[@katerinasynakova7222]

He's so damn beautiful, I can't even perceive what he's saying

[@sebasdebordeaux8347]

Yes Katerina Synakova, I understand you, here specially he was really beautiful, but in fact his beauty is erotism and this comes mostly from his mouth.. such a mouth is a fucking gift from nature!!! and because of this mouth, his smile is absolutely stunning..! So I would say this guy is a injustice made to all other men.. but I could never blame him, because he never push it too far with his physic and always keep straight, modest and thoughtful.. I like this guy!

[@Brendonmakesmesmile]

He’s really not saying much of anything so you’re not missing much 😂

[@Methilde]

@@Brendonmakesmesmile Mick was there just in a diplomatic way cause the Stones were constantly attacked by medias and establishment. Later he said that english medias were awnfully mean in general.

[@realgood.melinda9440]

Same!! Lol

[@kanumbra]

good on you mick! he did indeed handle that well. thanks so much for posting

[@Cameraman61]

Jagger later admitted he was quite heavily sedated for this interview.

[@sebasdebordeaux8347]

an answer to a 6 years old comment..? should I?? yes and then it seems that those drugs made is mind clear and his statements very interesting.. Despite I must confess I don't get ALL he says (I'm french and my english isn't completely fluent ) but for what I get, it doesn't seems to be confused and even very interesting

[@oliveslovess]

I just like to watch him talk. He was so beautiful

[@MichaelHansenFUN]

he was on VALIUM

[@DarknessOverflow]

Thanks for posting the video. I think Jagger handled himself well with four suits breathing down his neck.

[@mercedescortez222]

love that smirk @4:34

[@sebasdebordeaux8347]

Yes of course! so seductive!! He's too gifted by nature, I hate him.. (joke)

[@yosuanathanael957]

So Young...

[@patrickdoval]

Nice video !

[@MBQuaver58]

@FaerieCrone very well said!

[@Mirabella76]

From the 2020, is not it amazing to watch how bunch of conservatives representing so called establishment grill a free-minded 23 year old who actually did not really commit anything. They clearly treated him like a danger for the world they'd run for centuries. And actually they were' not that wrong. Mick handled it really well though even tranquilized.

[@FaerieCrone]

You know, you are right, because the entertainers before them never involved themselves in substance abuse at all. People like Little Richard, Ray Charles and Billie Holliday were saints lol Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra were squeaky clean I suppose...Just because it was covered up doesn't make it right. In fact in my opinion, it is worse because it was a big lie. My point originally was that the rock stars of that day broke down the barriers of class distinction.

[@keeponrollin7922]

Amoriah everything is a big lie

[@ewanfanatic88]

I wish I had paid attention to what he was saying... his beauty was quite a distraction

[@Methilde]

You need to see it twice, one for what he's saying an other just for looking :)

[@swami1]

Where's Part One?

[@FaerieCrone]

So you don't think that drafting babies to go die in a war was anything for that generation to get pissed off about? Look at what the previous generation was doing to them! And you wonder why they didn't want to be the same as they were.

[@axxellein]

TRES Cool

[@MichaelHansenFUN]

where is part one

[@morrisonAV]

KZbin took it down....not sure why

[@heliotropezzz333]

I think the first guy that speaks is Jacob Rees Mogg's father.

[@barrycalvillo2884]

Mick was attending the london school of economics before the stones hit it big...what if?

[@FaerieCrone]

Explain what you mean by 'natural path'. What people listen to is a preference just like any other art form. The old music was (and is) still there. If the music of Jagger, Bowie and Cooper spoke to the young - as did the first forms of rock did - then surely it reflected their mood and the need for change? Jagger speaks of freedom in this interview, so what's wrong with that? I don't want to live in a world full of milky safe censorship because if we did, KZbin wouldn't even be here.

[@Brendonmakesmesmile]

and still smart as fuck

[@MichaelHansenFUN]

he was on VALIUM

[@ceeemm1901]

I just love the way the establishment brings in people like this to glean the thinking of the bolshies in order to go back to the office and draw up offensive plans...Mick you were played.

[@_Singularity_]

he doesn't actually say anything though

[@FaerieCrone]

Oh okay, so everybody should have continued listening to Cliff Richard and Frankie Avalon then. Sorry but I would have drowned myself.

[@lilybeans8101]

what is he saying

[@FaerieCrone]

LOL oops sooorry Silly to blame rock stars for today, when the world was already changing before Jagger and the like were even famous. The film industry for example, right? The angry young men and all that and art student films were very "in your face" - so I believe that it would have happened anyway, don't you agree?

[@Methilde]

Maybe, but not for such a wide audience.

[@edwardszzz]

the Fop versus the Fogeys.

[@richardlaversuch9460]

What are you talking about Mick? Are you on drugs?

[@FaerieCrone]

What you are saying would be like me blaming rap music for gang warfare - and that wouldn't be right either. Rappers write about the life they know and the world as they see it - just as the rock n' rollers did. The previous generation to rock n' roll had already separated themselves with an outdated and petty class system.

[@zareonx7959]

And now in 2013 Jagger is so totally consumed by money. Well, he has a lot more than I have, but I still see the recent tour as greed.

[@bmxseeker6780]

whats he suppose to do just stay home and be pillars of the community , if he can still preform why not keep entertaining instead of sitting like a stone

[@sheLovesG]

Because there’s still a big demand