I don't know one celebrity that was so respectful to so many different cultures. The world, not just this country, lost a legend.

@petebauman9630

6 жыл бұрын

Openly wishing for the deaths of all White people is respect for different cultures??? You're a special kind of stupid or an old fashion type of evil

@106andie

6 жыл бұрын

Pete Bauman ugh chill out...

@gilliangirl1

6 жыл бұрын

He called for the death of vegans and vegetarians. Respect my ass. He was a self-centred ass.

@leonardevans1995

6 жыл бұрын

Anthony K Agreed! Ive been watching his show for years. #ALegendTakesAWalkIntheSky

@CakeDecor240

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, you are right.

Love you Anthony Bourdain... you brought me places I will never get to go in person. My favorite show was when you sat with a family in Iran, that changes my understanding of the world. Thank you for all you gave us!!!!💗

@Hellohello-vp5jk

6 жыл бұрын

This news brought me very deep sadness I’m from Iran and I love the what he have done , he showed different side of Normal people’s life around the world.he was a great guy we will miss him sadly!! But our question remains Unanswered why? someone like him his life cut short !!

@MatthewBaran

6 жыл бұрын

Summer Sanchez he did something so wonderful in that Iran episode. In those Episodes where he showed humanity vast and loving, despite what some may say. His work will always be remembered and missed.

@ShervinSaffari

6 жыл бұрын

interesting fact about that episode, cnn has done virtually no reruns of that episode whereas all other episodes keep getting rebroadcasted on the weekends. now this is a bit conspiratorial on my part but not that far fetched either: the establishment, of which cnn is a part of, doesnt want you to think of iran as place where any normal looking or happy people live they need you think of iran as a hell hole where women are treated like dogs so that if they ever launch a war they can justify it and ABs episode in iran didnt help them paint the picture they want.

@kamiliashemir6743

Жыл бұрын

L0 Remove

Today he would have been 5 years older. RIP Anthony Bourdain, never forgotten. One of the finest Americans of this century.

I never actually met him, but I feel I knew him. I've traveled the world with him within the walls of my living room. Ate supper with him nearly every night. My 6 yr. Old daughter loves him too. I have still not had the heart to tell her that he passed away. Not only because I know she will be heart broken, but also we are healing from one of my best friends also passing this year. 2018 was a bad year for us. But mainly so she can still enjoy him, the way I used to. Now I watch him and it deeply saddens me to know that he is no longer with us. I never met you, but I feel I knew you and you took me places and taught me things I would never be able to go and do on my own. I pray you are at peace now Anthony Bourdain. When I eat pork and drink I will think of you.

@funku.1662

5 жыл бұрын

I love it when people write from their soul...

@yasmin-lq8pp

5 жыл бұрын

awwww

@eastcoastnews9529

4 жыл бұрын

Samantha Halfacre I’m crying because I didn’t know and he changed my life and my family gatherings. I posted a short story 😢😭😇

@chelseac2190

4 жыл бұрын

Samantha, Well stated.

@dreamitable

4 жыл бұрын

so sweet Samantha, watery eyes that gave me, thank you, you got it when you said you felt like you knew him, boy so many people would have loved to have known him, he maybe didn't know what he had...

I feel like he was one of the only people on TV who tried to prove that we don't have to be afraid of one another.

@mrsn3sbit888

6 жыл бұрын

He was courageous because he took the final step into the unknown.

@SB-ki7qd

6 жыл бұрын

Robert Bemister don’t call someone coward for suicide they have demons but no one can claim they are weak maybe Anthony was stronger than u are

@juliangodfrey9198

6 жыл бұрын

S B yea he's a coward, we all have demons it's just for us not to be afraid of them that gives us bravery, he was afraid of his demons and therefore he is coward

@SB-ki7qd

6 жыл бұрын

Get _Busy_Again God didn’t make no man weak the devil is within us all watch what u say it can be held against u don’t judge a suicide u r not correct

@RaidPvPMan

6 жыл бұрын

what the fuck are yall talking about..... we all have demons.. he was a coward...?? Can you guys just reread what you said. Dont think like that lmao

I found out as soon as I woke up and burst into tears and cried all day. My father committed suicide and I was the one to find him. Eventually I became a Chef before becoming a stay at home mom. Anthony and Sean Brock are my absolute favorite chefs. I tried to stop crying but couldn’t and went a head and make breakfast for my husband and I and cried while eating too. Cooking has always been my number 1 love. Anthony was an inspiration to many. So honest. So loving. Always willing to listen. Taking people all over the world to see new places they wouldn’t of seen or food they would of never heard of if not for his show. My heart breaks for his family and his daughter. May he forever be in peace now. You were so loved and will be missed by many. 😭😭😭

@LibsRockU

6 жыл бұрын

Beautiful tribute. Take care of yourself & your loved ones....Sounds like you are!

@timthompson8297

6 жыл бұрын

Jackie I hope you feel better today. I was quite shocked when I saw the headline too. Never expected something like that.

@wollywolly1734

6 жыл бұрын

I applauded

@Gatekeeperaquatic

6 жыл бұрын

Jackie Kramer BLESS YOUR ♥️

@livingdeadgurlll

6 жыл бұрын

DatYamaha450 JusGoinHam wow whata pathetic person you are. You don't understand hardship and how what happend to her in the past could've triggered this. So shut the fuck up with your ignorance and go live your spoiled life. Ignorance is what's wrong with this world people who have never felt hardships or trauma don't understand it so they tell others to suck it up. Its pathetic .I feel bad for your inability to feel empathy

Anthony was a philosopher. Through and through. He was able to take such a simple thing like food and expand it’s meaning past the ability to eat. It’s hard to accept his death, but it was beautiful to see how many adventures he was able to take. Anthony, you’re no longer exploring this world, you’re now exploring another. Rest easy bourdain. We love you.

@JC-di4uz

Жыл бұрын

Eh philosopher blah blah blah , coward more like it. Had he hung himself from his single wife trailer while evading the IRS and other debt collectors I'd have more sympathy for him. Instead he hung hi.self from his luxury 5 star hotel room in fucking France of all places all the while he was clearing 100k per episode while doing the best most fulfilling job on the face of the planet. But sure he was a "philosopher"

@mt1118A1

8 ай бұрын

Great story teller....

Damn, still missing him so much as I watch this in 2020!

@SharmaGoopta123

4 жыл бұрын

Same. His insight and life experiences were so inspiring and can teach people so much. He is missed.

@anitasubramans

4 жыл бұрын

Me too.

@rileyroo2381

4 жыл бұрын

I was just thinking, 2018? It feels like yesterday

@eduardochavacano

4 жыл бұрын

i forgot he died a year ago... I thought this was recent.

@moose6667

3 жыл бұрын

He’s among a small handful of people who’s opinions I’d absolutely love to hear right now, considering the state of the world. He was a phenomenal storyteller, and as someone who shares his first name, but not a hair of his talent, I miss him terribly. RIP Mr Bourdain.

Anthony Bourdain was inspirational.. He Inspired me to travel, and on my travels, I met my wife.

@eastcoastnews9529

4 жыл бұрын

Freddy B god bless you and your family

@nelq415

4 жыл бұрын

please uplaod more videos,I love seeing the work in progress of people. P.s. I loved Anthony Bourdain,

@dirtracer38829

4 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/g52F2I9qaciWqrQ.html yeah no he was a pos

@lotterylarry7777

4 жыл бұрын

90 day fiancé ?

@MrUwphotography

4 жыл бұрын

I went to Montreal shortly after his death. As a fan of his writing and work, I ordered Poutine. It didn't appeal to me, but I owed it to him to try it. Any time I go to a really good restaurant or a country I haven't visited before, I eat something I have never had. Thanks Tony.

It's not so much about encouraging people to talk about depression, as it is about encouraging people to listen.

@jlandrum80able

6 жыл бұрын

terry hughes I wish I could like this comment a million times! So true...

6 жыл бұрын

You know it, AZ Girl livin in a TX world! x

@Nexus-ub4hs

6 жыл бұрын

terry hughes Very well said

@saasmiyaa2589

6 жыл бұрын

Year ago I suffered depression I told everyone in my family including my mom and my spouse the only person that listened me was my sister. Still no one was there for me as much as I needed.

@rutho938

6 жыл бұрын

terry hughes 👌👌👌 well said

I will never get over this. He once said “Travel changes you. As you move through this life and this world you change things slightly, you leave marks behind, however small. And in return, life-and travel-leaves marks on you.” And you, Tony, you left a huge mark and impact on my life. Thank you.

I don't cry over celebrity deaths, but this one still hurts. One of the greatest story tellers of our times and someone that so many people can relate to. It's easy to see him as a friend even though I never had the chance to meet him. Still devistating to think of

@robertkennedy8503

Жыл бұрын

I agree with you about not crying over celebrity deaths, but when Anthony died I felt as if a good friend had died, even when I never met him in person, I hope wherever he is he knows that there are many people who loved him and miss him.

It's sad, No Reservations got me through a terrible divorce and depression. He took me around the world and got my mind off of my troubles. RIP Anthony.

@pearlobrien2274

6 жыл бұрын

StylistNtraining His soothing voice in the background as the TV was on. I had a traumatic surgery and had lost my mind as the pain ripped me apart but his beautiful voice.... his beautiful voice. 😢

@bethgrogan1853

6 жыл бұрын

No Reservations was the one show each week that my ex-husband and I would sit together and watch. I remember him saying, "You got five minutes, grab the snacks!" because the show would always make us hungry. Then we would hunker down to see where Anthony would take us that week. It's one of the best memories I have from my marriage.

@firstlast5289

6 жыл бұрын

Beth Grogan haha on the 5 minutes to get the snacks. I'll have to remember that when watching food- related shows. 😃 Thanks for the laughs. And may you find and discover new memories in your life as you endeavor to move forward and live it!!!! 🎉🎊🍨🍧🎂🍕👌👑

@leonardobonilla1515

6 жыл бұрын

Exactly same here.

@popev3887

6 жыл бұрын

StylistNtraning, did your 8 year old boy bride get a big settlement from you? Bordain was the biggest arrogant asshole in the world. You must have about a zero IQ if Anthony Bordello got your mind off of your troubles. Toodles sweetie pie.....

Honestly I've never been more saddened by the news of a celebrity passing away. Truly a larger than life human being!! RIP AB

@tootsiemarkovitz3551

5 жыл бұрын

shabeen shareef day

@joeschizoid7762

5 жыл бұрын

His suicide was his greatest service to humanity. I hated Anthony Bourdain.

@highlyfavored2434

5 жыл бұрын

Each time I visit a new city or country I Google top places to eat there by Anthony bourdain ... had some of the best meals in Chicago and Boston recommended by him

@useronyoutube268

5 жыл бұрын

Joe Schizoid fuck you.

@bibletwink666

5 жыл бұрын

@@joeschizoid7762 and why did you hate him? And why would you ratber see him commit suicide rather then see him improve?

When this man died I cried like a baby for days... Rest In Peace chef

@smsonproductions

3 жыл бұрын

I dont know why i was so emotional when he passed but i was and still this day i really wish he was still around. We miss you.

@dsm02c

3 жыл бұрын

Only celebrity I’ve ever gave a shot about when he died.

@MicheleMJJ

2 жыл бұрын

It was like a punch in the stomach with an ache that never goes away,

@carabolsinger

2 жыл бұрын

😭😭😭😭

@kyli3399

2 жыл бұрын

@Brandon Ginkel Me too!

6 years later, nothing has done the things he did. How he made food the most relatable thing for everyone to watch. Truly amazing man, its just sad he didnt know how many people care about him.

Anthony, I never met you, but I will miss travelling places unknown with you, may God please have mercy on his soul. Rest easy

@genetillman2313

6 жыл бұрын

Angel 1973 good thing hes reading your post.

@Thyalwaysseek

6 жыл бұрын

What did he do for God to have mercy on his soul?

@kevinkmckenzie730

6 жыл бұрын

I couldn't stand his cooking to be honest. Oh well he be cooking for many ..in hell :)

@kevinkmckenzie730

6 жыл бұрын

God don't have mercy on those who suicide. God has eternal flames of hell awaiting Mr Bourdain. RIH

@brodylake345

6 жыл бұрын

Trevor K McKenzie Apparently God doesn't show any mercy for your hair line neither. You miserable puke

I never thought I could hurt so much from a death of someone I’ve never met before. But this truly hurts, watching ALL of Anthonys episodes, seeing this man share LIFE with strangers all over the world made me feel optimistic about humanity. This mans exterior was so tough that you would never think he can be hurt. A true Legend, a real man, a poet of life and love. You will be missed my dear friend RIP ❤️❤️❤️😔😢

@Pegsboy1013

6 жыл бұрын

So very well said. Thank you.

@dreamitable

4 жыл бұрын

I loved how he walked and dressed, he seemed like one of us too, very easy to relate to, his tallness was beautiful !!! his voice, his words and understanding...a very exceptional human being.....I pray for his daughter....

“Travel changes you. As you move through this life and this world you change things slightly, you leave marks behind, however small. And in return, life - and travel - leaves marks on you.” - Anthony Bourdain

My son is on the autism spectrum and was a kind of picky eater. But we would watch Anthony Bourdain's shows together and travel vicariously through him. And through Anthony Bourdain my son became a little bit more adventurous with food, and for that I will always be grateful to him. When Anthony Bourdain died there were several episodes of his show left...my son could not watch them. Bourdain was such a great story teller and he was so fun to watch. The shows were visually stunning to watch.

This one shocked me and saddened me what a lost. #RIP

@budaskins7342

6 жыл бұрын

Since you find this to be a time to make tasteless jokes, let me be the troll in the room & say GO FUCK YOURSELF!!!

@MrSmokedies

6 жыл бұрын

texas thunder Fuck you.

@watchgoose

6 жыл бұрын

TEXAS that's "role". Regardless of what he said, he did take the coward's way out.

@maryannbrown5762

6 жыл бұрын

watchgoose Until you’ve suffered from severe depression, a terrible, dark illness that does not discriminate, you really don’t know what you’re talking about. People who commit suicide are not cowards. I recommend that you read: NOONDAY DEMON: An Atlas of Depression, by Andrew Solomon. It won the National Book Award the year it was first published and a newer edition has added/updated information.

Rest In Peace Mr.Bourdain. You inspired me, a germaphobe to become a explorer. From a cubicle office life to finding myself in streets of India. Your humble beginnings is an inspiration as I can relate. You are so missed, but explorer in me will continue, thanks to you. 🙏

@petebauman9630

6 жыл бұрын

So Bourdain's call for White genocide inspired you. How did his dream of White genocide inspire you and What have you done to help make Bourdain's dream of White genocide reality?

@yasinm.3162

6 жыл бұрын

you're pathetic.

@pec104

6 жыл бұрын

Tertiary Trump Derangement syndrome is liberal business. Deal with it yourselves. Your illnesses are of your own making.

Watched his shows every day almost...for years. They helped me forget many things, helped me sleep at night, helped me cope...over a year later and I still can't bring myself to watch again. Hopefully I will someday. Miss ya Mr. Bourdain.

It squeezes my chest every time I remember, or see reruns. I wish he was around. He gave me something nobody on any tv show or a move was able to give. He was real, simple, complex, charismatic - he was guy everyone loved.

This is truly devastating. This world has lost it's spark, it's raw, it's genuineness.

@moazdefasi8897

6 жыл бұрын

Cicily Mitchell who is he😕

@NewNormalWorldOrder

6 жыл бұрын

Cicily Mitchell Lmao y’all weird

@blackatheistmillionaire1636

6 жыл бұрын

Cicily Mitchell. Your really going waaaaaay overboard.

@Nick23at63

6 жыл бұрын

Ralph Comer - Your god allows way too much suffering to be considered loving. Your god is pathetic for failing to make a perfect world where mankind could live happily. Santa is a much better entity to admire, he brings joy to people without sentencing them to hell.

@Nick23at63

6 жыл бұрын

Ralph Comer - If God isn't a god of confusion, why are there thousands of different Christian denominations? Look, Anthony Bourdain was a much better soul than your god, please spew your filth about your idol somewhere else, this is a tribute to Anthony, not a forum for you to spew lies about an evil god.

Ive had deep and lasting bipolar disorder for 25 years. The highs can be fun, but the lows are absolutely crushing. Ive contemplated suicide many many many times. The only thing that keeps me here is my profound belief in reincarnation and in knowing that death is not the end. But a door. And whatever you could not conquer in this life, you will repeat in the next. Your dark side is not something you slay. Its meant to give you a different understanding of existence. Darkness is real. Shake its hand, respect it, and know that the good that exists in you is greater. Its a test used to discover your best self. If you were always happy, you would never stretch. Until you get weary. Stretch. Understand. Empathise. Love. Rest in greatness Bourdain

@teemadarif8243

6 жыл бұрын

MsTuliplady May you and all of us keep striving. This world is no joke.

@abadplanner1

6 жыл бұрын

reincarnation? Bwahhh ha ha you nut job

@shannonulibarri5759

6 жыл бұрын

Ms. T, Very, very well said. I'm sorry to here about your everyday situation You have to deal with. But so wonderfully greatful, I was able to read your reply you posted on KZread. Gonna miss Anthony and his shows insight. But everyday is a new day to hope and try. You will never be better off choosing death over life. Stay , live, love w/ us.

@alexs.1242

6 жыл бұрын

Not sure anyone can truly understand until they've been there themselves. One of the unfortunate social and societal side effects of this malady. And it is a malady. The first step is recognizing it. Then, fighting it, knowing it's going to be a long, hard battle - possibly lifelong, as you say. The only way to deal with it, I suspect, is to listen to the advice of your friends and stay as close to them as possible.

still watching some of Bourdain's shows in 2021 parts unknown and no reservations. RIP Tony

Tony still teaching us about human condition and life even after his passing. I watch his shows during this quarantine.

In my youth I worked for 80 hours a week as a sous, and some years later, the first time I picked up "Kitchen Confidential" I felt like I knew this guy. The rogueishness was especially attractive because it seems to permeate a kitchen working at full speed to make good food. This is only a pale example, but it resonated with me. We served duck a l'orange, and our duck sauce was made from scratch: duck stock, fresh squeezed orange juice, and our secret ingredient -- a big dollop of Grand Marnier. Customers loved it. One day our manager told us to substitute triple sec for the Grand Marnier, said "no one will notice. The Grand Marnier is too expensive!" My chef and I shared a look, agreed to adulterate our fine sauce with crap, and sent him on his way. From then on, whenever we made a new batch of duck sauce, we would serve the manager and the post-lunch wait staff their lunch in a side room, and either I or my chef would keep a lookout on them through the little round window while the other ran behind the bar and poured the big dollop of Grand Marnier into a glass. Then we would run back into the kitchen and make our sauce -- the right way. The people continued to rave about the sauce, the manager thought he was saving money, and we knew we were doing the right thing. It's an insignificant little restaurant story, but I always thought that Tony would have wholeheartedly approved. I will miss him so.

@overthemoon9941

6 жыл бұрын

salamanca1954 ..lol great story, sure he would ha e loved it! Sounds like him..👌😊

@firstlast5289

6 жыл бұрын

salamanca1954 Appreciate the story!

@jayhubb4390

6 жыл бұрын

from one chef to another, cheers to sneeking behind the bar! and another for our colleague!

@Letsallparty2

6 жыл бұрын

salamanca1954 Thanks for sharing this

@MrBBG98

6 жыл бұрын

What a great piece of integrity to share with us......thank you

Anthony's death is hitting me far harder than I care to admit. He was the best kind of person...anybody who can help make people across the world be less afraid of each other it's a good man. We've lost an angel...and it's a gut-punch to know hes gone.😔

@libural9636

6 жыл бұрын

best kind of person? hmm, looks like he is a child abandoning pos. did u actually read what u wrote?

@jackoscratch8560

6 жыл бұрын

"best kind of person? hmm, looks like he is a child abandoning pos. did u actually read what u wrote?" FUCK OFF, you heartless Nazi FUCK.

@libural9636

6 жыл бұрын

scratch 'em comrade

@jackoscratch8560

6 жыл бұрын

"scratch 'em comrade" Spam reported AGAIN.

@libural9636

6 жыл бұрын

Jack O'Scratch ma ballz ooooooh reported spam. Ooooohhh gonna go tell momma next? No worries i will fill her in tonight for ya.

I miss Anthony Bourdain even almost 2 years later since his passing

I knew so many people that ended their lives I was in mental hospitals, one day they were here and the next day they ended their lives. I was in half-way houses in San Francisco. There was a cute sweet girl who lived there with all of us....we called here Angel. On memorial week end she found the 1926 freezer. She climbed into it an shut the door. She was found on the Monday. Dead. She was 19 years old. I can still see her sweet face even today. She died in 1967. ♥

I traveled the world with Anthony, I visited places I know, I will never physically go....I smelled the aroma of foods he connected over. The sight s were beautiful, sad, baffeling, yet breath taking!!!!! I experienced a GOD given high as I watched Parts Unknown each week/on demand. There was the human connection Anthony hungered to bind. Anthony used each episode, to erase any barriers of our cultural, social, economic differences. I was there with Anthony each week, mind, heart, spirit and soul!!!!!!! R.I.P Anthony....Nice to have been acquainted with you!!!

@kimbaa.g.4038

6 жыл бұрын

Yes my feelings exactly. He was a beautiful soul and will be missed ❤️

Took me around the world for free.thanks dude

I've only cried 1 time when a "celebrity" died. And it was Anthony Bourdain.

never be another like him. he passed through our lives and we are all better for it.

No one really knows what is really going on inside someone the struggles, the pain, the hopelessness that people carry within themselves. Life deals you a hand of cards (good with the bad) - you either play that hand out until a natural end or you choose to exit on your own accord... I wish Anthony could have stayed...because his tomorrow may have been a little brighter...Shine on somewhere beyond the blue Anthony...you are free. Thank you for sharing a part of your life with the rest of us. Honoring the life of someone very special who will always be remembered.

He did an amazing amount for recovering addicts. Changing opinions and being open about a subject that many denied. I'm saddened by this. I loved him.

@ddavis4730

6 жыл бұрын

Pete Bauman we love what we knew of him, one day when you die will people say, he liked to bad mouth people he didn't know personally? If you don't have some good to say....

@emmamadison8538

6 жыл бұрын

Pete Bauman Wtf

I still haven't gotten over this death.

@iamtonedef

2 жыл бұрын

It's ok. You're not the only one. It's a strangely comforting feeling. I've been sad over many celebrity deaths, but Bourdain's was so different. I still feel such profound sadness over his suicide. I never knew the man, but I feel like I lost a friend.

@PetPet-vr2zl

2 жыл бұрын

What is the cause of death?

As I watch this in 2020, tears trickle down my cheek.. A true pioneer that inspire all to except the different when one world collide.

Thank you Anderson. Such a beautiful tribute. I only knew Anthony through his many adventures on television. My heart dropped when I heard he was gone. I can't imagine the loss his family and friends are feeling. Prayers for you all.

@genetillman2313

6 жыл бұрын

Starla Morgan cooper sticks his dick in the pooper.

Shock is an understatement I will miss him

@thiccviener825

6 жыл бұрын

his girlfriend Asia Argento cheated on him in Rome with a 28 year old dude named Hugo Clement. There's your answer.

@MsRose00

6 жыл бұрын

I will too. He was one of my favorite people. Raw, authentic, yet charismatic!

@siivamoana3091

6 жыл бұрын

Steve C shut up

@siivamoana3091

6 жыл бұрын

Angie Dibella how do u know he didn't know him? Grow up. Stop acting like a kid.

Almost a year now and every once in a while I still get very sad because I know I’ll never have a chance to meet him now. When I was growing up and trapped alone in a house I desperately wished to escape from, his show helped me leave for hours at a time, opened my eyes to new dishes I could try to make myself and new cultures and history for me to research and learn from. I wish I could tell him how thankful I am that he helped me realize that people, and the stories they have to tell, are the most fascinating and valuable resource this world has to offer. In every country I visit, no matter how far and often I travel, his approach to life, and his philosophy about taking in all the world has to offer, will never be far from my mind, and I’m sure I’m not alone in this.

“Hitting the bong with blitzer” 😂 Anthony’s sense of humor was one of a kind

After reading and watching the interviews with Tony last week speaking about his last shoot--the Hong Kong episode, things seem clearer to me. He had tried for years to get his idol, the legendary cinematographer Christopher Doyle, to appear in an episode. Not only did he appear, but he got behind the camera and actually photographed the entire episode. To add to the serendipity, his director had an emergency illness 2 days before the shoot. He asked his girlfriend Asia Argento to step in and direct it. She did. And all this happened in Hong Kong--Tony's favorite location. It was truly the pinnacle of his career. Could it EVER get any better... I know Tony loved his friends and his family, but I think his career (Not the money nor the fame, but the PASSION for what he did) was his life. He lived life hard and passionatly, yet with great sensitivity, and sometimes that passion can drain you over time--especially when you reach a perceived pinnacle that you fear you may never reach again. I think Hong Kong was, in his mind, as good as it could get, and as good as it was ever going to be.

His travels and ruminations brought me a great deal of joy. He, through his shows and books, educated me about other peoples, cultures, and how sharing a meal with someone tears down barriers and creates common ground. Take something from this man - break bread with someone new and different than you. Explore and continuously learn. And always live life like it's a grand adventure...

I can't believe it's been 3 years. The silence is deafening. Try as they might, others cannot replicate him or the experience of watching him because they are not the same as him . . .. they don't have his compassion down through his soul to his toes . . .. nor the humility he had when interacting with the regular people in the world. Everyone except some competitors felt like he was their/our friend. So yes, Anthony, you live still in our hearts.

@annamo9354

3 жыл бұрын

I feel exactly the same. He came from hospitality background, so he deeply appreciated hospitality, no matter how or where it was offered, he accepted it humbly, said thanks and enjoyed it (or at least, pretended to). I come from a family of chefs, most of my relatives either own restaurants or hotels or work in them. He was one of us, and I felt like loosing an older brother. Still miss him and his unique way with words and people. Chefs rule.

I have binge watched him shows and I still miss him. Nothing can fill the void even though I've never met him 😰.

i have his first book on my bed side table. i saw all of his shows. i truely believed i was gonna meet him and i chose a career in a kitchen because of him, it sincerely felt like i lost a friend :( first celebrety death to really hit me rip Anthony Bourdain

@Polecat-qz5om

6 жыл бұрын

augusto cordeiro my condolences

@SuzeeLune

5 жыл бұрын

me tooooo

“One of a kind” .....the voice , the charisma, you were brilliant ...and in many ways gifted, we were lucky to to know you thought TV and I don’t believe you’re different in person.

You can really see the sadness in Anderson's eyes. The dude is barely keeping it together. RIP Tony.

@ktm125pete

4 жыл бұрын

There’s nothing behind his eyes

@dreamitable

4 жыл бұрын

@Wisconsin Archer how do you know he was murdered and why and by whom, I have to look up Pizza Gate again

@joeymejia794

3 жыл бұрын

@Nellie Rutten what the fuck are you dumbass conspiracy theorists on

@latentsea

3 жыл бұрын

Andurson covering up for his cronies, two murdrrs this week.. contagious? Yeah right! Andurson is deeep State c I..A

@vgc6943

2 жыл бұрын

@@latentsea you'd think if you were trying to create a conspiracy as legitimate that you'd know how to spell the names of the people you're talking about

Still miss him. I only knew him as others did via his onscreen adventures and his unique narrative and voice but I came to treasure his perspective and the glimpses of the world he gave us in his travels. The hurt is still a little raw, especially as I watch this again. Godspeed, Anthony.

As Fareed accurately described Anthony, he was a "cultural ambassador." He made the world a little more relatable, and a little less foreign.

@rjonzen34

6 жыл бұрын

Robbie Backpacking LMFAO 😂😂😂😂 unless you're white! He was a racist twit

@MrJamberee

6 жыл бұрын

No, he didn't do that. He was a hater. Nasty person.

What a Beautiful Tribute to Anthony! Cooper! I'm shocked and saddened and heavy hearted. I watched many episodes of this Amazing Man. He was a Genius . My Prayers for his family and friends, and for us the viewer, for you were takin in by his charisma, and zest for life. Not knowing the sadness he carried inside. Gone but will never be forgotten. RIP... Anthony Bourdain

I remember watching this live and I was completely in shock and broken. Miss you Tony!

@VedantAkhauri

4 жыл бұрын

Same

I adored Anthony Bourdain’s genuine zest for life and deep desire to connect and learn from multiple cultures - he displayed incredible enthusiasm for exploring the world whilst being a fabulous story teller. Wonderful tribute. RIP.

I am heartbroken and devastated.

@inker1972

6 жыл бұрын

80sGirl Asante buck up buttercup,he did not off himself.

@dogkisses

6 жыл бұрын

80sGirl Asante me too :(

@rosamariamendoza1466

6 жыл бұрын

80sGirl Asante Me 3!😱

@genetillman2313

6 жыл бұрын

You have too much invested in someone you dont know. Get out of your moms basement and get some sun.

He was a class on his own. Chef. Philosopher. Traveler. Complicated genius. Drunk and Druggy. but above all a man with a passion for life that was contagious ...truly devastating that he gave up his passion for life by ending his own. Only somebody with deep and dark depression can understand the choice he made. Do not judge him, depression makes you a person who sees NO LIGHT at all. He reached a point where he couldnt take anymore of life. I understand this feeling. I am always suicidal its just a matter of degree. Right now I feel like 30% suicidal but I have been up to 90%. This can change from one week to the next. I will miss this man immensely. A true loss to the world.

@ianexcalibur7096

6 жыл бұрын

mentallo He was a racist piece of shit you idiot, do a bit of research, FFS,

@maryannbrown5762

6 жыл бұрын

Mentallo: Take care of yourself and pay no attention to the scummy comments from the trolls.

@CaptianNarcotics274

6 жыл бұрын

MaryAnn Brown Nah. He was racist old fuck. He was even open about White people genocide. kzread.info/dash/bejne/eX-O0tOwmK27ktY.html

@dontbefatuousjeffrey2494

6 жыл бұрын

+MaryAnn thankyou, lovely soul :-)

@tammywines9771

6 жыл бұрын

Okay Lmfao isn't it crazy and he was white lol what a loon

I come back to this video, years after his passing, and all I've ever loved about the man shines in every video, every episode, and every other chef that he ever shared a meal with. The great Marco Pierre White, Masa Takeyama, Eric Ripier. All of them honor him as a great influence to budding and young chefs. An icon for not only being humble, but for being genuine and authentic. And most importantly, being an enthusiastic and loving friend, who wanted nothing but peace, understanding, and equality between all cultures and all people. Someone who could always make you love and laugh around others, regardless of background or origin. Someone who thrived and existed to bring everyone together and remind them to take in the smallest things and live in the moment to fall in love with the little moments with others. I miss you, Anthony. I can never express how much of an influence you always were to me, in the kitchen and out. I can't express in words how much you inspired me and everyone about life. How I felt like I was traveling with you, side by side. And to so, so many others. Words can't express how many people, young and old, you taught humility, understanding, passion, and love to. Across countless generations, peoples, cultures, beliefs, and nationalities. I hope you find solace and embrace in your afterlife, and I hope you know how loved you always were. I'm sorry if you felt alone in the end. Rest in the sweetest peace, Anthony Bourdain. Your legacy will never be able to be matched, and your personality will always be missed across the globe. Much love ❤️

Every so often when I haven't cried in a while, I come watch this video to remind me that life is precious

Beautiful tribute to a remarkable man

I cried, I got mad at him and asked, why? Why? Why?! His voice used to give me a sense of peace. My husband and I loved him and his show so much, if we think we weren’t going to make it to his show, we made sure one of us would record it. Our Sunday night is not going to be the same any more. I missed him already. Still sad. Thank you Anthony for giving us your all. Rest In Peace.

@pennilane17

6 жыл бұрын

des895 I had the same response.

@rustyshackleford4076

6 жыл бұрын

des895 I think it’s harder for people who like someone’s public persona, because thats only one aspect of themselves that they allow us to see. Like we were only allowed to see Robin Williams as an actor, so we assumed that that was who he was at all times, making it seems so confusing when someone so visibly happy was actually sad. We all wear certain masks with people and only open up to the ones we trust, so even with close ones maybe you could be the one receiving the layered treatment or the vulnerable one

@bigbysnow6306

6 жыл бұрын

Me me me me me me.. me me me memememeeme me me me me... I guess narcissism is just a normal Trait with people now

@markcary5928

6 жыл бұрын

b flower what fuck you talking about. I will save you seat in hell loser

@sbcaliforniakitty

6 жыл бұрын

REST IN PEACE ANTHONY......

I really love the chemistry these two guys had. R.I.P🙏🏻

I always end up watching this tribute around the same time every year since his death reflecting on how he touched the world. I also like to picture Anthony Bourdain and former Sous-Chef Carlos Garcia running the kitchen line together again in the afterlife! Thank you for all the memories and life lessons, may you rest in peace.

I was never affected by a celebrity's death like Anthony Bourdain's, this one is painful. In these troubled and divided times he was a beacon of hope for me, through his medium he made me feel that there are no bad races, that one should open their hearts and minds to other cultures. He made me feel that it's going to be okay, he was one of the good ones. Now he's gone, and it really hurts. I never knew him personally, but if there's an after life, I hope to share a beer with him, sitting on plastic stools as we eat barbequed pork impaled on bamboo skewers, and share a smile or a bout of laughter. I'll miss you Bourdain.

@solitikogliones5430

6 жыл бұрын

how about sharing cocaine or heroin or LSD with him ? he was good at that

@stabinghobo57

6 жыл бұрын

More like good riddance, Bourdain bashed America in many of his videos and he joked about poisoning our President. The guy was a piece of shit.

@squeakers928

6 жыл бұрын

@stabinghobo57, I' visited your channel and saw that you're a Fox supporter, and most likely someone that hates liberal ideas. Why come here? You actually came here to troll among people that grieves this man's passing. Are you that disgusting?

@jenniferlabruzzo3922

6 жыл бұрын

me as well. he was so real. its like we all " hung out" with him.

@stabinghobo57

6 жыл бұрын

@Squeakers CNN isn’t an exclusive news network just for liberals, It’s for all Americans. Anthony Bourdain was a arrogant prick who constantly talk down about America when he visited other countries and he was a drug addicted. Don’t understand why people are praising this guy for doing next to nothing. Just a rich prick trying other peoples foods.

He got me through some dark times. this breaks my heart.

@adamz707

6 жыл бұрын

Exploration Inspiration Great that he might have helped you but the truth is he was a pedophile whom was going to be put in prison. He’s connected to Weinstein and many other creeps! Do some research

@giggs_4208

6 жыл бұрын

A777 you sir are an idiot

@alexs.1242

6 жыл бұрын

Couldn't agree more. A sad day, indeed.

@alexs.1242

6 жыл бұрын

oh for fuck's sake, read a book. Any book, really. Just read one.

@alexs.1242

6 жыл бұрын

"idiot" doesn't seem to cover it, somehow, but it'll do for now.

It just took one episode for you to watch and to genuinely enjoy watching him travel

Many memories as a young poor kid living vicariously through this man and his show....So grateful I was able to watch and admire... Feel like I owe it to him to travel more and most importantly understand more ...R.I.P Anthony Bourdain

Thank you very much Mr. Cooper for your very heartfelt, fair and sobering tribute to Mr. Bourdian.

@dogkisses

6 жыл бұрын

all ball Indeed!

@genetillman2313

6 жыл бұрын

Cooper gets fucked in the pooper.

@sergioropo3019

6 жыл бұрын

What's wrong with you, gene tillman?

@kevinkmckenzie730

6 жыл бұрын

What a loser guy aye? fake news cnn lost out with this guy :)

@kevinkmckenzie730

6 жыл бұрын

cooper eats mens poop holes..no wonder he suicided. Couldn't live with his shame :)

Anyone else really gonna miss his voice? It was good...the way he spoke, the tone. RIP man....such a shame. Life is already so short. But, I suffer from depression and anxiety that is stable with meds, music, love of my children, support, and most of all, I try to be kind to myself, mentally. Cause ALOT of things and ppl in this world are not so kind...

@turnabuoni

6 жыл бұрын

Hope you will find a way to cure your depression! If you like podcasts you can listen to " The hilarious world of Depression" where people who have dealt with depression are talking about their experience,it is informative and funny.(I get it on Spotify) Also for anyone here who is reading this: Do not hesitate to get professional help, depression is serious and it is ok to seek help. You would not self-medicate a broken arm or leg,-and similarly depression is an illness which can be treated by medical/therapetic professionals.

@DANIxDANGER

6 жыл бұрын

J Gildz i have a full on crush on that man. His swagger, dry sense of humor, his "i don't give a fuck" mentality and how much he just really loved cultures. I watched every single episode of every single show he’s created, and it truly hit me in the gut and made my eyes water. I was honestly heartbroken . I suffer from depression and while I do imagine myself dying, I don’t want to die. So I completely understand where your coming from. Don’t ever lose the light that’s been keeping you going. ❤️

@cathylawrence7382

6 жыл бұрын

DANIxDANGER I so agree. He was so manly yet so intelligent, So hot!!! So cool! So sexy! I want him back!

@aliciaveal1284

6 жыл бұрын

J Gildz praise you, stay strong and brave. I don't know you and admire you.

@ExplosivesMaster

6 жыл бұрын

Laverne Johnson Well aren’t you a bit brash. He did heroin decades ago before quitting

I didn’t know him, but this hurt. I remember getting up that morning at four am getting ready to start my day. I turned on the tv to cnn, and there was his photo, and I sat and cried. At that time my job was case manager for people who suffer from mental illness, and substance abuse. I know the loneliness they feel, and it broke my heart to know that he died alone hurting. 🙏🙏🙏

I miss Him and His Show. Thank You for sharing your talent Mr. Bourdain Rest In Peace.

R.I.P. Anthony Bourdain. He seemed like a guy that would be great to be around.

@micheinnz

6 жыл бұрын

I'd have loved to have gone for a few beers and some street food with him.

@TheNeeenha

6 жыл бұрын

oh hell ya....I'll miss him like a good friend

@chokinonashes61

6 жыл бұрын

J Schultz I agree, I don't know much about Mr Bourdain, but he seemed to be an interesting and fun man. He is right about eating food when overseas. It's important to most cultures. The only time I completely balked was when offered a sheep's eye in Turkey, when I was 19!

@siivamoana3091

6 жыл бұрын

Steve C stfu

@humorisgoodforhealth

6 жыл бұрын

Steve C type chaos agent and sewer rat are now smearing good courageous hero who fought real fights against rapey giant Weinstein and exposed himself to MOSSAD grade professional hit men. Always follow TrumpRussiaMercer thugs' projections. Child-trafficking Trump gestapo people pre-emptively called former FLOTUS Hillary child trafficker. Now they are calling MeToo figurehead Bourdain a "pedo" ---- which means, real powerful pedophile was after Bourdain. But that would be too obvious to be considered a conspiracy theory. #4theLoveOfBourdain WE WILL REMEMBER!

The world's greatest story teller didn't leave a note.

@genetillman2313

6 жыл бұрын

4GUESTS he left a note about how he wanted his body marinated and cooked at 350.

@eyrindirkharneus3815

6 жыл бұрын

gene tillman You're going to hell.

@Unfriend123

6 жыл бұрын

depression is hell no note will explain

@freddyflintstoned913

6 жыл бұрын

Notes change nothing.

@Welcome2TheInternet

6 жыл бұрын

except he DID leave a note. it was in the room near his body.

I came across your very precious video of Messrs. Anderson Cooper and Anthony Bourdain and I could not help being teary eyed. I have followed his adventures around the world and Mr. Bourdain has a heart of gold and a heart that wants to love the different cultures and food of this world. I still have not come to accept that he is physically gone but he will always have a place in my heart.

I miss him - I never knew him - I felt like I knew him. Loved him in a way - loved his perspective. So, so sad he's gone. But he's never forgotten

I learned so much by watching him. Depression is a silent killer. Looking at him doing interviews his eyes did not look happy, it seemed he was trying to convince himself that life is good. 😢😢😢

@genetillman2313

6 жыл бұрын

Dean Anderson because he was high on drugs

THANK YOU, Anderson Cooper for this beautiful tribute on Anthony Bourdain. He will be missed.

"Who wouldn't do this if they could." 😢💕

He was a total inspiration for me. Much if the places I travelled to was because of him. Even when I was posted at the US embassy while I was in the marines, much of the places I chose to go was because he went there. Even all these years later I still watch his shows and remember the guy. One of the things I loved about him was the fact that despite him being more liberal, he was not afraid or antagonistic about meeting with others who thought different. I can say that the world can learn a lot from this guy. He is sorely missed.

Great tribute to Anthony Bourdain. Thank you Anderson Cooper. This had to be difficult for you because of what you have been through yourself during your life. Our world today seems to be in disarray. Social Media I think plays apart. Sometimes people think they are never good enough no matter how famous or rich they are. I personally think it goes back to a person's childhood never knowing what trauma occurred. Sometimes some people never feel loved and even think that they don't deserve love. Love and prayers to his daughter, friends, and family and to everyone. 🙏💗

I am speechless we lost a great person, my greatest condolences to this family

@mz5222

6 жыл бұрын

@ Pete bauman and @ Scroogle, I am just giving my condolences.

@danlovepeaceunity

6 жыл бұрын

M Z great people dont go.killing themselves!

@234suesan

6 жыл бұрын

Agreed. Why didn't god take rosie o,donnell instead or that shit breath stinking propagandist Fareed. i Actually liked bourdain

I miss the hell out of Anthony. Of all the awful news that came from 2018, this one probably hurt the most. The man brought countless countries into my living room, and inspired me to always try new food and to even take my first trip outside the states. I loved everything about that guy, and the world isn't the same without him.

This absolutely broke my heart, he reminded me of my father if he had followed his dreams like Anthony did my father would have been a better person. Anthony inspired me.

@dirtracer38829

4 жыл бұрын

yeah okay kzread.info/dash/bejne/g52F2I9qaciWqrQ.html

I can't even watch Anderson Cooper's tribute to Bourdain, I'm just going to be overcome by extreme sadness. CNN was running episodes of Parts Unknown yesterday, I quickly changed the channel. I just couldn't watch it. Damn, I'm tearing up right now.

“I’ll try everything, I’ll risk everything, I have nothing to lose”. Anthony Bourdain

@katana258

6 жыл бұрын

death sex hanging

@frank-vh6ij

6 жыл бұрын

DreamAngel123 PFW what about his daughter

@TheJinashura

6 жыл бұрын

"I'd serve poison to Trump" "I'm not letting white people into my restaurant" -racist treasonist Antony Bourdain

@Kill2Hard101

6 жыл бұрын

except his life...he lost that.

@cwvc16

6 жыл бұрын

DreamAngel123 PFW fuck i feel like i lost someone i knew.

Anthony Bourdain is ageless. Watching this in 2022 and something tells me I’ll be coming back for the next 50 years. RIP Tony

Miss this guy so much, I watched him so much growing up. He was so humble, but blunt and straightforward. Genuine! Amazing guy, taken too soon.

Damn we lost a good one. I looked up to Anthony and his way of thinking and having an open mind. I always like traveling and experiencing new things and when I found out about Bourdain I felt a connection. You will be missed Anthony Bourdain may you rest in peace and my condolences for the family.

@bongofury5924

5 жыл бұрын

Encourage our youth to use heroin early..... “Be like Tony, kids......”

I am not a big TV guy, except when it comes to travel shows. Bourdain's show was unlike any other travel show. It gave me a feeling of closeness and Anthony was raw. It is a big loss. One that is hard to understand ...

God bless Anthony, he has his problems in life but god damn, what an amazing man and life. So long as I live, I will always hold Anthony in a special place in my heart. Kudos to Anderson as well, this was such a respectful and well done piece in remembrance of a man who touched so many lives.

3 years later. I'm still shook. >

As soon as the clip of Anthony Bourdain started playing, I continued crying. Life is precious. I love you all.

@matthewsmith9755

6 жыл бұрын

I love you too baby 😘

@safiaabdi1739

6 жыл бұрын

Matthew Smith -_-

@gmasoldier

6 жыл бұрын

Life is precious but feeling trapped inside depression is not easy. 10 years battling depression. I'm 26.

@Shockguey

6 жыл бұрын

"Life is precious" Bourdain didn't agree.

@stormblessed2321

6 жыл бұрын

Give some extra love to those leaving nasty, despicable comments. They definitely need it even though they probably don’t deserve it.

what a tragedy....so sorry to his family he left behind. great tribute to your friend, Cooper xo

@maryannhope8276

6 жыл бұрын

Texas thunder ..should be " TEXAS AIR HEAD. JERK!

@aidenwall19

6 жыл бұрын

Donna Perry Yeah but wasn’t he an alleged white supremacist? I heard that he took part in some kkk meet ups some time in his life.

@guitarsmoke3669

6 жыл бұрын

Why so many hanging this week? Check the connection between them. Clinton

@oshp.2879

6 жыл бұрын

Donna said something great and the chat got mad? people somebody just died and one of you is worrying about liberals having problems. Not appropriate for the situation.

@laurier3348

6 жыл бұрын

Is Cooper aso drugs addicted ?

Even now, his voice is so soothing, may God have mercy on his soul! Sunday nights were the best for my husband and I when viewed his show. Inspired us to dream of many far away places and cuisines we’d be excited about. Special spot in our 💞 RIP

I still miss him. I’m watching some of his brilliant shows again.

I hope he finds peace. These will be difficult times for family. Amazing how one person can have a presence in so many lives around this world.

@brendancasey2283

6 жыл бұрын

Finds peace? He’s a rotting corps. He’s not gonna find anything

@MonasticSolace

6 жыл бұрын

I hope your mom finds peace.

@jonathan-hu6hx

6 жыл бұрын

Brendan Casey just like how YOU haven’t found kindness

@brendancasey2283

6 жыл бұрын

Boy Bye he’s a coward who left behind an 11 year old girl. Stop glorifying weak individuals

@TriStar44

6 жыл бұрын

Brendan Casey I don’t think suicide is quite so straightforward mate. I understand how you feel, but you may be looking at a complex issue with an overly simplistic, black and white perspective. In any case, it’s absolutely terrible that he was driven to the point where he took his own life, and absolutely terrible that the loved ones he’s left behind now find themselves having to metaphorically pick up the pieces...

......one of the GREATEST journalist, story teller and brilliant person in TV history. Life really sucks to lose a person like you. RIP

@wilkincastillodalvi6663

6 жыл бұрын

MZ LYJ anagabrie

@bgzlyj3580

6 жыл бұрын

USA THE GREAT ....I forgive you the great one!

@bgzlyj3580

6 жыл бұрын

USA THE GREAT ....a guy like Anthony B. makes your county GREAT, for sure not you. Have a soul at least to respect the passed ones.

This stills kills me, and you can see that Anderson Cooper was trying really hard to hold it in.

@elcarto22

4 жыл бұрын

@evoljellyfish 00 Stick your conspiracy where the sun don't shine.

@LittleMissPeppi

3 жыл бұрын

Same. What's even sadder is that Anderson's brother committed suicide when they were young. The amount of strength it must have taken him to do this is unfathomable. 💔

Anthony Bourdain single handedly changed the worlds view of food and cultures. He should get a posthumous Nobel Peace Prize. RIP Tony, you are so missed!