Sometimes we do drugs to keep a party going that died years ago.

@909thx

2 жыл бұрын

yes mate. that was what i'm trying to do all the years when i was on.

@joshibrahim1537

2 жыл бұрын

Well said

@wellofinfinity

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah was just to get the juice out of it cause the company was good

@SethHMG

2 жыл бұрын

That’s pretty dead on

@bitblockz690

2 жыл бұрын

Damn.... wow.

Not all addictions are the same. I’m an alcoholic and for me quitting cigarettes was nothing. But I drink a fifth of vodka every day. And I know plenty of people who would claim that cigarettes are the hardest drug to quit, including my own mother. And my best friends mom, who died from chronic copd as a result of smoking. I’m trying to get into a treatment center for the third time to detox and perhaps solve my alcoholism. Wish me luck!

@Bobbydigtail17

2 жыл бұрын

Luck is for losers. I commend you for acknowledging you have a problem and trying to get help. Why do you drink? Maybe deal with the root problem, is it to fill a void? Deal with trauma? Figure that out and it might make your sobriety easier. But also remember you won’t quit until you truly want to quit.

@jasonmarc5256

2 жыл бұрын

Good luck dude!

@jcloudy399

2 жыл бұрын

Start buy quitting hard alcohol and drink water beer like coors light or miller light and slowly try to taper off. Its not easy especially if your super chemically dependent and im not saying its a good substitute because its still alcohol and you can still suck down a rack of beers and get hammered.

@amd1273

2 жыл бұрын

I use to throw up when I was drinking heavily and smoking cigarettes. Thought it was the alcohol, it was actually the cigs that made me sick. I would smoke so many in a short time the aftertaste in my mouth was awful and I would vomit. Didn't really ever throw up as much when I quit the cigs and drank

@remnant9704

2 жыл бұрын

The true measure stick is not that of focus on the fall but rather the disgusting grind to get up....good on ya, weather 1 time winner or 10 time loser, get up.... I have 10 at least treatment detox rodeos...every time there was a lesson, something's to absorb. You will find this...if u look..

Imagine leaving Corey to die and few years later you watch him become a legend.

@runsk88

2 жыл бұрын

talk about truly being reborn

@epicgenx5091

2 жыл бұрын

Legend of what? His band f$cking blows.

@LKeet6

2 жыл бұрын

My friends threw me away. That's one of the most sad and fucked up things i've heard.

@TheOmegaRiddler

2 жыл бұрын

I just imagine they're in a bar, they hear Slipknot and recognize his voice and are like "hey, we know him. we left him in a dumpster once because we thought he was dead, lol" and get their asses beat.

@karp7747

2 жыл бұрын

Okay “epic gen x” 😹 ur probably into league of legends music 💀💀 u don’t get to say nun. Ur music taste blows 😭😭

lol "cool to talk about sobriety?" "yeah man" "what was your drug of choice?" damn, he went right into talking about drugs, not sobriety 😂😂

@WeaponsArcade

2 жыл бұрын

Actually, if you've ever been to a meeting or a rehab, that's usually how the conversation starts. If you've never had an alcohol or drug addiction, I understand that this is weird to you but it's actually a form of therapy.

2 жыл бұрын

I lol'd 😝

@Jcruzer70

2 жыл бұрын

Great interview, Corey is llegit. Lookin good Steve-O!

@MsNooneinparticular

2 жыл бұрын

lol My thoughts exactly! Most addicts who have been clean any amount of time are cool to talk about drugs, thankfully. But that was hilarious.

@gloriouscontent3538

2 жыл бұрын

Sobriety is the drug of not doing drugs. The drug you're trying not to do is the whole issue.

"I'm sorry who's Paul grey" You can hear the disgust in steve-o's voice that he didn't know

@cjsaunders06

2 жыл бұрын

He educated him REAL quick. Didn’t even hesitate 😅

@daveytoj

2 жыл бұрын

I found that so disrespectful. If you are interviewing someone the least you can do is glance across their wiki page.

@koartis4907

2 жыл бұрын

Just wanted to point it out also... Steve-O reaction was just perfect 1) he educated him 2) he gave him just a little bit of shame to know that he is unprrpared 3)he responded FAST remaining respect and not giving time for Corey to get frustrated about this question...

@jesseashmore8426

2 жыл бұрын

@Arthur Yup, I agree with you. They definitely over reacted because of how close they are to Paul. I doubt even half of the viewers knew who he was, so the context was needed.

@clayyytonnn153

2 жыл бұрын

yeah props to steve-o for researching his subject and knowing the importance of Paul in this conversation

Been clean 10 years next month. Really cool seeing heros of mine doing the same thing

@henkekip8832

2 жыл бұрын

Lesss gooo

@Dilly-sauce

2 жыл бұрын

Steveo getting clean was incredibly inspirational and all the legends being able to as well! Good job man glad we can find support in hero’s we’ve never met

@007phokus

2 жыл бұрын

8yrs for me next month! Congratulations brother!

@hillbillyrecovery4345

2 жыл бұрын

@@007phokus way to go brother.

@hillbillyrecovery4345

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks guys. The comments and likes really means a lot. To the ones in recovery keep going. Even on the worst day of your life being clean and sober is the way to face it. Getting fucked up only make it a million times harder. Once again thank all of you. It really great to get positive feed back for a change. 99% of the time if I bring it I usually get called a junkie and waste of skin

“THERES STILL A PART OF ME THATS DYING IN A DUMPSTER”

@MoonOfSatan

2 жыл бұрын

Yes!

@leftfield5914

2 жыл бұрын

The one who rose is a motherfuckin monster

I remember hearing that story about the dumpster. But Steve O with the mind blowing question, “what if there was a perfectly good explanation for that? “ I couldn’t help but laugh a little 😂.

@trendkill3333

2 жыл бұрын

Got me thinking too. Maybe he just got black out drunk and in his drunken state he climbed into the dumpster and passed out. Imagine his friends just wondering where he went😂

@BlekJamal

2 жыл бұрын

@@trendkill3333 Could definitely have happened, stimulant psychosis and paranoia is no joke lol.

@RedEbSeb13

2 жыл бұрын

@@trendkill3333 eh a bit suspicious being so far away from the party. They were trying to hide a body.

@tobe1207

2 жыл бұрын

He was probably annoying and got tossed

@pauly51

2 жыл бұрын

Blackouts can be fuked up

You can see it in Steve-o's eyes he understands. Good interview very deep.

@ronburgundy7202

2 жыл бұрын

Yep and I bet it’s rare when Steve O can relate to someone like that

@daniellysohirka5079

2 жыл бұрын

@@ronburgundy7202 Well hes been to 12 step programs like us addicts. It's one spot we can all relate, if your poor or famous.

Hearing Corey talk about how it no longer gave him pleasure to do drugs and stuff really sits with me. Its given me motivation to get out of this rut and it couldn't have come at a better time 🙏🏻

@coreywheatcroft1374

2 жыл бұрын

Do it for corey haha

@topnug7626

2 жыл бұрын

@@coreywheatcroft1374 Bro that's pretty selfish asking him to do it for you

@Emmybee444

2 жыл бұрын

I hope you find your way.

@calrivera8301

2 жыл бұрын

I'm with you here too

@_naco1070

2 жыл бұрын

@@topnug7626 lmao

Alcohol is the easiest drug to find. Thats why a lot of people cant stay away from it when they know they have an issue. Glad all these dudes got out of their addictions! \m/

@onthefasttracktoheaven

2 жыл бұрын

I'm an active alcoholic and I couldn't agree more. Waiting to get into detox in the next couple weeks.

@jeffreyburnett388

2 жыл бұрын

@@onthefasttracktoheaven God bless you, brother. May God please bless you and your efforts.

@ovtheabyss84

2 жыл бұрын

It is the easiest and by god does it make you feel like complete crap. The hangovers, the insomnia, the depression and anxiety, the shaking, the dehydration, the digestive problems that ensue. I hate it.

@madasinwat2

2 жыл бұрын

@@ovtheabyss84 God bless, hope you're living a good life ♥

@siryeetsleyiii872

2 жыл бұрын

....Caffeine. Thats the easiest to find. Then alcohol of course.

I was an intern at the studio Stone Sour recorded one of their records in (2nd one i think). Corey had busted a glass and spilt it all over the floor and i happened to walk by and see it. I went in and started cleaning it up and when he came back in the room with a handful of towels he physically picked me up and said “dude you do not need to clean up after me” then got on his knees and cleaned it up himself. Then he started talking to me like i was one of his buddies, me and Jim would smoke outside every day together (and Jim would always give me a cig since i didn’t really smoke i never had any lol) seriously cool dudes and not at ALL what i would’ve expected from everything i’d seen as a kid when slipknot first came out

@amd1273

2 жыл бұрын

That was interesting, thanks for the story

@jamiesehdev2663

2 жыл бұрын

Cool

@deandeleeuw4529

Жыл бұрын

That's awesome

@turtislscezchuan2507

Жыл бұрын

That’s a cool story man. Hope you’re doing well

@scaccu

Жыл бұрын

so, he's a normal person. why do you all act like this is something exceptional?

Sobriety happened for my wife and I in exactly the same way. We were both full blown alcoholics for years and one day we woke up sick and hungover af as usual and were both like "I can't do this anymore". That was last July and even the thought of drinking is disguting still

@TAROLEANDO

2 жыл бұрын

Glad to hear you’re both sober. One day at a time bro, and welcome to your better life from here and on ✌🏼

@EL1TEONE

2 жыл бұрын

Full blown alcoholics can't just quit. You can die

@EikottXD

2 жыл бұрын

@@EL1TEONE That is not true. It's how many years you've been an alcoholic that can cause you to die from quitting.

@SpaceCamelWonder

2 жыл бұрын

@@EikottXD The people that die are already at the point of full blown alcoholism. Stop trying to justify shit kid.

@kevinkirkland4577

2 жыл бұрын

Respect

I’m hella used to interviewees that don’t know how to actually answer questions but Corey is very good at it, makes you feel a lot more immersed in the conversations. He doesn’t want to talk about himself but wants to actually respond to the questions

@i-am-mercurial

2 жыл бұрын

Corey loves talking about himself. The self proclaimed 'great big mouth'

@robertsylvester3542

2 жыл бұрын

Corey is the man, out of everyone on this planet he’s the one dude I want to meet big time, and don’t get me wrong there is a few others, but to work with him or collaborate is a dream indeed.

@sweetlynsane1287

2 жыл бұрын

I've met him and he is 100 percent like this one on one and literally forgot I was talking to Corey the legend and was talking to Corey the man he's so down to earth ego aside hung out with him at a Stone sour meet n greet afterwards Leigh kakaty from pop evil decided to be a bar tender and gave out free drinks 😂

@that1guy899

2 жыл бұрын

@@sweetlynsane1287 that'd be fuckin awesome! 🤘

@sweetlynsane1287

2 жыл бұрын

@@that1guy899 it was I had to get buzzed to meet him so glad I did got the pics to prove it I paid 100 bucks for the ticket vip meet n greet early admission for stone sour and it was the best 100 bucks I ever spent .. he even called me out they came out to Return of the Mac to troll the fans and I started a dance pit more like a grind pit 😂 and he called me out on it they watched from back stage and it back fired

One of the most underrated minds in the music industry. He is so well-spoken and intelligent.

@caffeineaddictlolecksdee

2 жыл бұрын

Underrated? Lmao

@xtrvy4726

2 жыл бұрын

@@caffeineaddictlolecksdee keyword being *MINDS*

@MarcoFalcone

2 жыл бұрын

@@caffeineaddictlolecksdee then what is all that the “what does Corey Taylor think?” about? Looooool

@Jooltville

2 жыл бұрын

What do you mean underrated? He is literally one of the biggest and most loved metal vocalists of all time...

@hunterbiden6484

2 жыл бұрын

Are you guys joking? What great music has he done? Ever since the 3-4 Iowa song everything since then is boring as hell. They just kept it going with the masks. You guys are easily amused.

Today is my day , I don't get anything out of it anymore, thanks Corey been a fan since the beginning and thank you steve-0

@nemideergoon1844

2 жыл бұрын

So how'd the day go?

@xtrvy4726

2 жыл бұрын

@@nemideergoon1844 hes back on it

@PositiveVibesVids

2 жыл бұрын

We lost another one

@themanhimself3

2 жыл бұрын

Good shit man! Keep it going.

@rskl8083

2 жыл бұрын

Stay strong dude

I like how Cory doesn't let himself be interrupted.

@jbain4750

2 жыл бұрын

I think it's just the delay from the video call that's causing all those interruptions.

@puffytacoxxv

2 жыл бұрын

Sigma Grindset

@nb1916

2 жыл бұрын

He’s used to screaming over thousands of people. It just comes natural

@SBKiller-zd4ve

2 жыл бұрын

cuz he is corey taylor

@hearingvisions7307

2 жыл бұрын

Because theres a link delay.. but yeah love it lol

Seems like every addict that manages to recover has this moment of clarity where they suddenly see that this behaviour is not serving them anymore and their path becomes much clearer from then on.

@jacobl6714

2 жыл бұрын

that's exactly what we call it in the meetings too lol moments of glorious agonizing clarity brought about by rock bottoms. Literal ones, in the case of dumpster man here E> that's so fuckin rough

@Anonymous_________

2 жыл бұрын

It's called rock bottom.

@c_dubbzz6127

2 жыл бұрын

Also I think doing normal real life stuff when you’re fucked up all of the time is very difficult and when you sober up, doing everything you want/need to do is just a whole lot easier and enjoyable since you’ve been playing life on hard mode for so long.

@nitroxylictv

Жыл бұрын

I was addicted to Benadryl and went from taking 3 pills daily to 5 or 6 pills at a time. I stopped because I was losing memory and it felt like I was losing intelligence. It sounds funny but I genuinely felt like I was becoming dumber from the brain damage from excessive diphenhydramine use. I once drank about 4-5 doses of ZZZquil, (also diphenhydramine), and once the affects kicked in I couldn't breathe and I was phasing in and out of consciousness. That one experience scared me into getting off of it. I can happily say I haven't touched diphenhydramine in about 3 months. Some people think regular over the counter drugs cant be addicting and abused, and they are wrong. The feeling you get from Benadryl is almost like a weed high. Its dangerous and it can seriously damage your kidneys and liver.

I felt the same way when I got clean. I woke up and said, "I think I'm done with this." Something clicked that day and it's been 7 months and I'm still going strong and don't intend to ever go back.

Love that these guys can talk about about their sobriety and addiction and not shy away from it. Thanks for sharing Corey ✌🏽

@ek5924

2 жыл бұрын

E

I love how stevo’s dog chilling with him

@slipknot42088

2 жыл бұрын

do you know where the dog came from? if you dont, look it up.

@EggBuehl

2 жыл бұрын

Wendy is as much a legend as Steveo

@rolandomotta7644

2 жыл бұрын

@@slipknot42088 yeah he rescued her from peru

@jeffmanning2195

2 жыл бұрын

Wendy is the goat

The support they give each other is astounding! They talk about these things and I believe that’s a big part of keeping sober IMO you never want or need to go back.

This guy has a hell of a voice. Respect to him.

@dayron9802

2 жыл бұрын

Corey or that guy in glasses?

@jokornerq

2 жыл бұрын

That's an understatement, Corey sounds live exactly how he sounds on the album.

@michaelquisutdeus2970

2 жыл бұрын

Steve-o's voice sounds so strained

@M00NBULLET

Жыл бұрын

@@michaelquisutdeus2970 sorta happens when you smoke cigs for 17years

@michaelquisutdeus2970

Жыл бұрын

@@M00NBULLET I think it's more his natural voice than from smoking, although it may have roughed his voice some. I smoked heavy for nearly as long and have known even more people who have smoked for longer than that and we don't sound that strained. I think it's just his voice.

Thank you guys for sharing. Slipknot got me through junior high. Had my own substance abuse problems(OC->H)and iv been 5 years clean from it. It’s wonderful to hear you two(Steve-o and Corey) share your experiences. Much Love from CA

@heavenwaits

Жыл бұрын

holy shit five years!!! so so so proud of you man!!!!! i hope you’re doing well!! :^D

thanks for being always willing to talk about sobriety . listening to you and your guests stories on the topic/struggle have really helped me. im in my 30's living in SoCal starting over. I have the least amount of material things in my life ,the least amount of money but I'm happier then I've ever been being sober.

One cool thing about social media, podcasts, KZread and other forms of social interaction these days is that people are able to share stories like this and about living sober. It is such a positive influence to to many people to hear guys like this and so many others speak about sobriety. Helps to normalize the sober lifestyle and make people realize that they are actually not giving up anything by giving up the substances, they are actually gaining so much more in their lives. I hope more young people see how cool it is to be sober and never have to go thru what so many of us did to get to this point.

I love how the kid asks who Paul is and most fans would bash him for it when a member of the actual band was chill about it lol

So many comments on here for supporting sobriety♥️ makes me feel good on the inside knowing that genuine care is still out there ❤️

These talks help addicts; including myself, not a full blown cure but just hearing these things makes me humbled and content

@check4v

6 күн бұрын

Sometimes I watch this stuff when I'm about to give in to moments of weakness.

I was at the Stone Sour Come What(ever) May listening party, here in London, and met Corey when I was an impressionable teen. The dude was really, really cool. I don't know what I expected going in, but Corey was nothing but polite and incredibly friendly, that experience really stuck with me as a hugely positive one. I remember him briefly telling us of some problems he had, and overcoming them. Really good to see he's just been progressing as an awesome dude year after year.

Great interview. Corey knows with words and how to express himself. Thanks for sharing.

God bless Cory and Steve O. I coming up on 10 years sober. It's beautiful to see people happy in sobriety. 👏💪🤙

This is a great interview. Corey is the man.

@d4nKm3rman

2 жыл бұрын

Saw him at Riot in Chicago last night. Probably one of the greatest shows I’ve been too.

@bg.jolily298

2 жыл бұрын

No I am . You've been lied to

@_MissLoLo

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, screw MGK 😂

Love you Steve-O and Corey you've been a music idol to me for almost 15 years

“…I didn’t see many drugs backstage” lmfao😂😂😂😂😂

I effing Love how these men (and women on the show) talk about becoming and staying sober. I wish to one day be in that percentage. Life is good, life is worth it, we are all worth it. Stay safe folks!

Cant even imagine how our heads would have exploded if me and my friends got to watch these 2 guys talk when they were at their peak in our teen years.

Cory: "I OD'd twice as a teen." Dude: *like he just said he went to the grocery store* "yeh"

@jaketrat3725

2 жыл бұрын

How else should he say it

Sober 4 years now! Dont got any wild stories. Just happy for you guys and am proud to see my idols sober too.

Man, I can relate to his story so much, both in terms of how much he used to drink (and the whole mentality of never drinking casually, but drinking with the intention of going full throttle) as well as his mindset of just deciding one day that he wasn't getting anything out of it anymore and giving it up with his own willpower. For me it was last July after downing a bottle of tequila one night and waking up feeling like my entire body had been poisoned. I just decided I didn't want to inflict that on myself anymore, and I haven't looked back since. And it's weird because I would get blackout drunk almost every weekend since I turned 21 (I'm 32 now) but once I decided to stop, I just stopped and moved on. I am pretty sure I have ADHD (which apparently is often linked to addiction / impulse control) and one of the things that people with ADHD can experience is a lack of ability to focus on anything other than what they enjoy, but the things they *do* enjoy they will have trouble moderating. So I have a theory that my brain became fixated on alcohol for years and that's why I was into it so much and let it dominate my life; but once I decided I was done with alcohol, it was like that flip switched in my brain, and as I lost interest my ADHD took me in a new direction and just abandoned it. I've barely even been tempted to drink at all. I guess I'm lucky but it's weird to hear such a similar experience from Taylor because usually alcoholics will talk about how difficult it was to stay sober and how recovery helped them, so it's rare to hear someone else with a story so similar to my own.

Steve-o your podcast game is on fire. Thanks for the content.

I love this interview and it really does take a big person to admit. to your personal problems to the whole world

I remember when the first slipknot album came out, wow! I seen them at a small bar in Birmingham Al at 5 points south, they COMPLETELY blowed the roof off of that joint!! And I mean it was DESTROYED!!! Me and my friends had been up on meth for 4 days and eating mushrooms, they opened up with "spit it out" and my mind was blown! It was BRUTAL!!! Just for the record I been clean 6 years now, and Steve O you are a huge inspiration to me!

@Ghoopty

2 жыл бұрын

Hey, what year & what bar? I’m originally from BHam.

@Bryan-ed6ee

2 жыл бұрын

Meth, mushrooms, and Slipknot sounds like a wild combination.

@dylandempsey9632

Жыл бұрын

I'm from Birmingham. Curious to know what bar they played in. Funny, now they're playing the BJCC and auditoriums across the country.

Great interview Steve-O, props. Corey seems like he would be a great friend..

I just celebrated 2 years clean. Guys like Corey, Nikki, Steveo, etc. have been a huge inspiration to me. Thanks for such a great video!

@actionjacksondan

2 жыл бұрын

Congrats, that is huge!!!

@Nicholas-jw9zi

2 жыл бұрын

Congrats, thats awesome!

Steve-O's dog looks so precious.

Good for you Corey for being stronger than chemicals and knowing when they start degrading life, not enhancing it. Plus props for talking openly about it and showing others they can be strong enough to quit as well

Ive struggled my entire life with addiction. Today im 3 days clean and sober. Giving the sobriety life another chance, cause im worth it

@maxivy

2 жыл бұрын

You are worth it my friend. Best of luck

@RonniE-wl1vt

2 жыл бұрын

How are you doing Matty? Addict myself. 12 years

@mattymorris4751

2 жыл бұрын

@@RonniE-wl1vt clean and sober today my friend

I definitely relate to that “switch” it’s almost baffling the moment it happens. And once it happens the first time, it’s much easier to trigger the following times

Love Corey Taylor relate to him so hard. Snuff is my favorite love song he does obviously because the meaning behind it. Alcohol and cigarettes fill a void from a traumatized past.

This is great content. I appreciate you all sharing your stories

I’m 44 days sober atm from dabbing concentrates weed. I feel wonderful! My lungs feels healthier and my wallet. Nice to hear sober stories sick podcast!

@Sloneyyy

2 жыл бұрын

Obv weed isn’t as harmful as the other substances but people forget to realize that weed can be very addicting and even destroy your life in a sense. Congrats to you my dude Dabs can fr be a pain in the ass to quit, def more addicting physically n mentally than flower

@ggallen3156

2 жыл бұрын

@@Sloneyyy imo if you let smoking weed destroy your life you just have no motivation to do anything

@jonmacdonald5345

2 жыл бұрын

GOOD More Wax for me to Dab!!!!!

@fungus_am0nguz644

2 жыл бұрын

@@ggallen3156 Hes talking about dabbing not smoking, Idk if you have ever dab before, i have many times and it has put me in another fucking planet, like out on the couch and this is coming from a 20 years plus dope head lol. I hardly smoke weed though.

@jessecleland8798

2 жыл бұрын

Being from a medical state, dabs are literally my medication. Loves that slymer

it’s really cool to hear all these stories of cleaning up

This was a awesome down to earth interview I cam relate

Got 2nd row tickets to your show in Tulsa 2-19-2022 ! I can`t wait to see you man !!!!!!

Love having Corey on these!

Respect to Cory for talking about addiction so candidly. I was a pill/speed addict. Addiction is rough to pull yourself out of.

@zamaz48

2 жыл бұрын

Same thing here, currently using at the moment unfortunatly. Its a pain in the ass.

You guys really opened my eyes to the possibilities of what you can do in the back of the van

Way to rep Iowa Corey! Glad you got it turned around and released some killer music! 🙌 Reppin' Cedar Rapids, IA here!

his mindset is humbling and inspirational to say the least. im glad i found this

I have that "switch" also, I've struggled with destructive behaviors my whole life but when I get to a certain point and say that's enough I can stop on a dime, idk what it is... I've lost 150 lbs and kept it off for 12 years now and overcame beign eating, stoped smoking/drinking and doing drugs... I did all this stuff at different points in my life for a long period of time, but I've been able to change it around by myself when I get to a certain point.

@memyself898

2 жыл бұрын

Me too. I stopped doing drugs aside from an occasional joint just all of a sudden about 15 years ago. Then I just stopped smoking cigarettes a few years after that. In January I decided I was done being so overweight and out of shape and have managed to lose about 45 lbs, dropped multiple sizes in clothes, and toned up a LOT. I still drink but almost never to the point of inebriation. Maybe a nice buzz. Just a nice whiskey and a cigar once in a while.

That's cool he can just put down the drugs and alcohol. I've been struggling off and on for the last 14 years I'm 31 now and I feel like this is it, it's time to grow up homeboy. Never give up, there's so many people out there that are doing it, so can we..

@LiquidShadows

2 жыл бұрын

Do it...seriously. I finally got clean at 33 (I'm 35 now) and I wish that I would have done it sooner. Take that leap, bite the bullet and just get through it. Don't let the detox scare you. Once you're on the other side of it, that feeling of accomplishment and freedom is the greatest feeling in the world. My eyes are watering just thinking about that. Whew... But yeah, it's definitely worth the effort and struggle.

@fullmetalflix5195

2 жыл бұрын

I believe you will

@cosmicsatan7116

2 жыл бұрын

I used opiates for 10 years straight ( 24-34) and managed to walk away cold turkey after 4 years straight of constant relapse after relapse. Eventually it will stick if you really want it. Trust me, I've overdosed 5 times and was in such a dark place I had pretty much just accepted the fact I was going to die. Thankfully that wasn't the case and I can say I'm truly clean and sober today.

@OriginalThisAndThat

2 жыл бұрын

pshh, nobody force you to use those things. Just dont use.

@cosmicsatan7116

2 жыл бұрын

@@OriginalThisAndThat That's not how addiction works lol

im as chill as the dog sleeping on steve-o so adorable

I can relate to ct , statement , I was left in a ditch, was a spead freak , can totally relate, been sober for 26 years now guys , it's hard, to stay away , but my way is ," you gotta hate it " that's what keeps me clean , good luck ct and all who fight , stay down boys!!

In order to stop, I had to take my drinking to the point where I had to literally decide whether I wanted to live or die first and foremost. I detoxed twice on my own, but then after my last relapse I went into hospital with acute alcohol withdrawal syndrome. I literally had to call my mum and say I can't do it anymore, please help me. She took me to the hospital and I've been sober since. 130 days so far. Its tough, but worth it.

Really good interview with cor. Really elightening on slipknot. I once broke down in Waterloo Iowa and a sons of silence helped me fix my van. It was odd but very upper Midwest. Hobbled back to saint paul

This is a highly respective conversation. Good for yall.

Thank you honestly for this. SteveO this is truly helpful. I love you and I fucking appreciate the complete honesty of the drug talk and alcohol use…. I say as I’m about to finish my last beer for the “night”. I’ve done some drugs, alcohol is my drug. Hydrocodone was something I struggled with and quit cold turkey. It sucked but I absolutely hated the comedown. Weak and shitty. LSD might have saved me though. Depressed… in a dark drinking funk and with no job, recently divorced…. I let a lot go and accepted my state in life. Any how. Much respect SteveO for doing these.

I've met and had an extended talk with Corey Taylor. He's a really good person, highly intelligent, friendly, funny/silly, and incredibly well spoken. You can just tell by talking and being around him he was always destined to be a star. It's good to see that he's gotten sober. Proud of both these guys!

I can’t stop. I have lost everything.

@comablack7026

Жыл бұрын

I’m so sorry to here that. As a recovering alcoholic and a person whose girlfriend is a a pretty severe one, my heart goes out to you, and I hope you’re OK. Nine months ago is a pretty long time, and I hope you have found peace since writing this comment 🙂

Glad you're still here Corey, love you too SteveO

Thank you to all...... Each and everyone of you... You win some you lose some but you live to fight another day....

Both of these guys are massive inspirations to me. One day at a time 💪🏻

Sept 19th is 5 years without alcohol for me. I only do drugs under doctors' supervision, 3 right now, an antacid, a mental health medication, and MMJ.

@novelaego2404

2 жыл бұрын

interesting, weed is my worst vice im stopping

I met all of Slipknot when I was a young lad journalist, and they were all so nice, in particular Corey, such a lovely bloke and made so much time for me - great to see he’s still smashing it

Great interview guys

Dude right now this is one of the best raw human , real truth podcast in the world, Steve o is creating an amazing quality and so pure content, it is something to look for

@304wv8

2 жыл бұрын

Was the lid on the dumpster closed???🤔

Got 7 years heroin free! I’m 26 now with 3 beautiful babies and a great fiancé/babies mother. Never would have imagined.. especially trying to juggle a toxic family at that time and deal with my own addictions while everyone around me succumbed to their addictions. Even lost my grandma on my moms bday from an accidental prescription drug overdose. You guys can do this! Break that curse! 🙏🏼🤙🏼🖤

@zoobieloobie3646

2 жыл бұрын

I'm clean now aswell but struggling to find meaning in life. What job do you do if you don't mind me asking?,

@jaketrat3725

2 жыл бұрын

I just got off crack and meth god is good

@vaxdnrelaxd

2 жыл бұрын

@@jaketrat3725 you go, man

@Emmybee444

2 жыл бұрын

Happy you found your happiness.

@theguyinchains7777

2 жыл бұрын

Wtf did u try heroin once and them just tell everyone ur this crazy drug addict... like dude ur 26 and said ur 7 tears heroin free wtf were u doing heroin at fucking 10 years old

So dope that you visited my cousins recovery center in Florida!! Im almost 3 years

Awesome content. I like hearing about sobriety especially from my idols man ! 😎🤘🤘

Waterloo's a crazy place...glad I got out.

Creating new pain to numb the old pain. Yup, sums up mine & addiction in general

@SativaLungz

2 жыл бұрын

Shit happens; to make new shit happen.

@nolanklein9496

2 жыл бұрын

Wow that made me think for sure. I’m fighting it too. You got this!

@melissamissingchriscornell2513

2 жыл бұрын

@@nolanklein9496 I have 6yrs clean. Hope & pray you can get there as well🤗

@nolanklein9496

2 жыл бұрын

@@melissamissingchriscornell2513 wow that’s awesome. Thank you so very much. I’m a lot better off than a lot of folks in this situation with what I have as a surrounding. But still thank you.

@melissamissingchriscornell2513

2 жыл бұрын

@Deus Nah Satan. Not today, or tomorrow

Thank you 🙏🏾

Steve-O I am so happy to see how happy you are with your sober life. Keep up the great work.

I love Corey's mindset on learning from your mistakes it helps put things into perspective. I turned into bit of an alcoholic once I turned 21 and drank a lot of whiskey because I thought it was cool. 8 months later I met my fiancée and my alcohol abuse got bad to the point I poisoned myself a month after we met. I had to make a choice where either I chose alcohol or her. I switched it off like Corey did because there are healthier things worth living for. I've been sober for two and a half years and don't plan on drinking ever again. So if you are struggling with alcoholism just find healthy distractions and alternatives like hanging out with people that want to see the best you no matter where you are coming from.

@shipitplease99999

Жыл бұрын

I don’t understand why people drink themselves to death. Just drink to chill and get a nice buzz so you can wake up tmr and go about your usual business.

@Roknhard

Жыл бұрын

@@shipitplease99999 not everyone is wired like that.

@hooliganlexx

Жыл бұрын

@@shipitplease99999it's a disease

This will be controversial, but as a kid, these kinds of conversations caused me (a sort of sick, masochistic person) to believe I could go through a drug phase and just quit and go sober rather than avoid them altogether. I know they always suggest ppl avoid them and warn of the negatives, but they should emphasize the fact that they were fortunate enough to get clean bc most people in their situation don’t. And I know it helps sober people or people trying to quit and I don’t blame them at all, I just think those caveats are so important.

@TylerMcKinney

2 жыл бұрын

i agree. im 36 and back in my day we didn't even know what real addiction was. i didn't have a clue what withdrawals were. all we had was dare which just said "all drugs are bad mmmkkk". yeah. so educational. smh. i just though a junky was a homeless drunk on the street. not knowing how badly opiates infiltrated the suburbs and my friends start overdosing and dying. its all fun and games until its not. today its common knowledge and everyone has a loved one who's an addict. especially with how openly discussed it is. fuckin Perdue pharma man. they started the opiate crisis but back then society was just naïve. only when the homecoming king and queen start dying did people wake up. nowadays its almost too common. and of course with so much information being blasted at your generation, you'll obviously pick and choose what actually sticks. you have or you'd go crazy its too much. If you listened to nikki six interviews you'd get a much different picture. he doesn't just say "yeah man i did the detox in a couple days and i was all good". i applaud him for getting sober but he should have emphasized the actual difficulty. maybe that wasn't his experience. maybe he has just told the story so many times he just cuts through it quickly. any real opiate addict will tell you its not just "a couple days of detoxing and that's it". they'll tell you how they felt like their bones were trying to escape their body for weeks. how they wished they were dead. the months of physical agony and even worse mental condition. the pain of losing friends. having their family disown them. being homeless. being in jail and having a record from being so desperate to get money they had to steal from strangers and businesses after being cut off after stealing from friends and family got them kicked out of anyone's home who tried to help. that's how bad it can get. assuming you don't OD yourself. most wish they would just to stop the suffering. but hey not all experiences are the same and we cant knock that. just important for parents to teach their kids. they are the ones responsible to do that job. not Corey Taylor from slip knot. or Steve o. even though steveo went broke he still had all the resources and clout to get him proper help and back on the streets. and i don't think Corey ever went broke. most have to rely on jail or some shitty ass Medicaid rehab if they can even get a bed. i digress. anyway hope you're well. just had to go on that rant because i felt what you said. sorry its punctuation is atrocious and worded so poorly. this phone has no autocorrect that im used to. lol

@cledwith9533

2 жыл бұрын

I show people a thick stack of prayer cards of people Ive know that OD’d to show I was lucky to make it through

@TShaloma

2 жыл бұрын

Not controversial, you’re absolutely right. I feel that so much of the “recovery” talk is often counter-productive drug glorification; I’m guilty of doing the same. Anyways, I get where you’re coming from.

@shauncollins678

2 жыл бұрын

@@TylerMcKinney I'm 41, and yeah everything you just said is spot on. They don't realize how glorifying using drugs can be so detrimental to some folks. Mostly younger people.

@nottroy4500

2 жыл бұрын

@@TylerMcKinney I hear that, friend. Appreciate the reply. You're right about the expectation of a few hellish days detoxing vs the reality of months of psychological agony and in my case, spending such a significant portion of my teen/young adult years high on opiates that when I finally kicked them for more than a couple months, I didn't recognize my own mind and became convinced I would end up taking my own life. As a teen, the advice to never try drugs just went in one ear and out the other for me, and I'm fairly certain it was because I knew there were people out there who were functioning addicts or occasional users, or ppl who had been hooked for years and then went on to live a normal life. I always told myself I was one of those people with the fortitude to just quit when I needed to, but drugs, especially h, change your psyche so that you end up convincing yourself it's what you want, or that it's the only thing making life worth living. Always moving the goal posts and lying to yourself. It's so insidious. Hope the best for you as well.

Thanks for getting cory on here, much love to you both! Thats heavy bringing up paul passing...

love these pod casts !!! stay sober people !

thank you steven for this great sequence!

@RyanAnthonyDigitalMedia

2 жыл бұрын

Steve-O*

@floridebori7626

2 жыл бұрын

@@RyanAnthonyDigitalMedia stephen*

@RyanAnthonyDigitalMedia

2 жыл бұрын

@@floridebori7626 stephanie*

@floridebori7626

2 жыл бұрын

@@RyanAnthonyDigitalMedia stefan*

@RyanAnthonyDigitalMedia

2 жыл бұрын

@@floridebori7626 stew*

When we were all young we were all transfixed on getting older, yet when older we're all terrified of not being younger!!! Bartender another one over here please, for the (Good Old Day's)

@shoelessjoe1905

2 жыл бұрын

Feel yer thoughts I'm approaching 60 and am learning the lesson of wishing for age...when young want to be older etc.etc. the lesson is don't Waste time wondering where it goes or where it went! Spend all of your left time being productive... don't fret the shit you can't control...control the time you have left...

@WakeAndBakeWithUncleRay

2 жыл бұрын

@@shoelessjoe1905 That truly was spoken from years of wisdom, thank you for being you!!!!

@ice-tsbodycount4054

2 жыл бұрын

That's true man. I'm 39 and find myself thinking about 40. Only because after 40 the effects of testosterone lowering, sex drive declines, and the prostate exam

@WakeAndBakeWithUncleRay

2 жыл бұрын

@@ice-tsbodycount4054 Don't believe everything you hear, I will be 44 tomorrow and will say my 40s have been the best years of my life, don't fear your 40s, embrace them as they will you.... You have to start and keep with some kind of fitness program to stay grounded because a lot will be coming at you like mentioned, but I feel you will be ok because your already concerned about them, I'm betting on you!!!!

@ice-tsbodycount4054

2 жыл бұрын

@@WakeAndBakeWithUncleRay yeah I appreciate those words man. I used to be in the Army so staying fit isnt the big issue but keeping up with it and the work to keep fit will be a hell of a grind, but I'm up for it; it's the ab workouts that I'd like to concentrate on and cardio.

Thanks Steve

This is a great interview. 👏

Heavy promotion on your tour and I’d love to go but I live in small town middle of nowhere.. there gonna be a DVD anywhere we can score?

Once you know Corey and the real story of all the slipknot members… it makes you listen to their music differently 🤘🏼❤️

@raffatoot4581

2 жыл бұрын

How would I find the story? I'm a huge slipknot fan and feel ashamed not to know the bands background, and would love to know!

@Frip36

2 жыл бұрын

@@raffatoot4581 I find it best not to know anything about any band. Just like the music. Trust me, knowing can be depressing.

@bmxalex1124

2 жыл бұрын

@@Frip36 but that’s what makes it best, when you know the band you can connect with them and their music so much deeper

@Frip36

2 жыл бұрын

@@bmxalex1124 Like when each band member is suing the other. Or stealing song credit and royalties? Or hasn't bothered seeing his son for 9 years. Yeah, that makes the music so much deeper.

@erindurrant2341

2 жыл бұрын

I agree so much with this. Was never a fan before until I started reading about them and then I could understand their music.

This is awesome. Corey is so chill.

Amazing how STEVE-O can remember every date/ incidents/complete story.

I love Corey!! He's a hero of mine!!!! What a talent!!!!

This guy has the most amazing heavy metal voice. Can hit any octave he likes, dudes insane.

@531ff

2 жыл бұрын

Look up Devon Townsend as well

Very relatable stuff. The more people that talk about their recovery, offer more help to those that are struggling. When you succeed, other people do as well. 🥊

I really don’t feel like my life began until I got sober 2 years ago. It’s so great that so many of us can talk about soberiety now and not hide in the shadows