Ed doesn’t give himself enough credit. He’s phenomenal. One of my favorite artists by far

@basilm4079

9 ай бұрын

Average

@HB-ey2dk

8 ай бұрын

It's like he forgets he's Ed freakin Sheeran and I'm so sad he thinks he has to release songs he doesn't love just so he can release songs that actually are meaningful to him. I don't think he has to do that anymore but he forgets how famous and loved he is as an artist

Don’t stress about people not paying attention to the F64 Ed, it was an amazing tribute to Jamal and I personally appreciated it!

@kendogg8179

Жыл бұрын

Me too!!! I Absolutely Adore F64🔥 Cannot Beat Raw Emotions with getting to Hear him Rap Again💯🔥✨

@brannettguyton2858

Жыл бұрын

We Love you ED 💗🙋🏾‍♀️

@Jgiuly999

Жыл бұрын

A lot of that would have been to do with the algorithm of an inactive channel.

@reneeotarola3276

Жыл бұрын

Perhaps the song is like tooo emotional for listening to over and over. When I listen to it everytime it hurts so much, I feel so much, so I can't listen to it so often. And also it hurts in me, for me (in my life, för my experiences), but also for you - Ed - and how very emotional you do this. The song is absolutely beautiful! ❣️

@Getwelllivehealthy

Жыл бұрын

Love that song 💪🏻

I wanted to give Ed the biggest hug throughout this interview. We are here for you, brother.

@juliebrown8620

Жыл бұрын

Me, too!!!! We're all strangers to him, but he's not a stranger to us. :(

@ITWizard-zd1hf

11 ай бұрын

@@juliebrown8620 gbgfb

i know Ed said that the idea of strangers watching him cry on youtube makes him uncomfortable, but i just want to thank him for still sharing his emotions, his grief with us. my dad passed away in October of 2021 and i still can't speak or even think about him without choking up. i just start crying. right now it feels like i will never get over it. tbh i was kinda starting to feel self-conscious about it. i mean, some time has passed, it should get easier. so to hear Ed talk about his experience with grief, or how his mom still cries about losing someone 30 years later, is comforting. the story behind this album has already given me some peace of mind. i'm sure the album itself will provide some much needed healing. can't wait to hear it. and i'm so sorry for your loss, Ed

@chloedarling9895

Жыл бұрын

There is no time limit to grief. I lost my rock of strength my best friend 8 years ago and I still have all the pain and grief now that I had 8 years ago. Don't feel self conscious it is a difficult journey losing someone who means so much to you. You got this ❤

@PVG223

Жыл бұрын

​@@chloedarling9895 thank you so much for your kind words! they mean a great deal! i guess some wounds never completely heal and that's okay. it's part of life

@chloedarling9895

Жыл бұрын

@PVG223 it's okay 🙂 unfortunately some wounds don't heal but you learn to live with the wounds but it will be okay ❤️

@barbaradw9969

Жыл бұрын

Great Interview !

@lizamblopezortiz9913

Жыл бұрын

I also lost my dad, but in October of 1998. I still cry. I don’t think it gets easier, it just becomes…different.

I feel that Subtract is bringing back the old days when Ed used to create amazing acoustic songs and less mainstream I'm feeling the vibes so far and it sounds amazing💛💛

@emankhashan7411

Жыл бұрын

💯

@alifc1082

Жыл бұрын

Don't think he's bringing back old days, these are present days... He is a person Goins through life, different things going on, can't write the same thing all your life... As he said, kind of boring. He is a songwriter, that doesn't mean he can, or should only do one thing.

@AhmedMFarag

Жыл бұрын

@@alifc1082 I'm talking about the quality here mate not the topics the last couple of albums I felt like he was not writing what his heart feels but he's writing what will go viral and get more numbers I'm just saying that the earlier albums in his career were more authentic and not just generic mainstream pop

@melissafuller333

Жыл бұрын

I felt that the whole album was like reading a great novel. It all went well together and worked beautifully.

@fionajenkinson3792

8 ай бұрын

Yes! I have a couple of favourites I might just listen to in isolation but generally I like to listen to this album right through. It's really cohesive and the tracks although all unique also just fit together beautifully. It's a work of art. @@melissafuller333

Hearing about Ed's and Taylor's friendship is so heartwarming!

@aaryamaheshwari8182

2 ай бұрын

can you pls give me timing in which he talks about her

This album is raw and vulnerable. Thank you for trusting us with such intimate moments in your life Ed 💛

@pamelaswan2774

8 ай бұрын

This interviewer is so rude and so pushy, and tells Ed so much crap, I would be pissed off in fact I am pissed off at this interviewer right now.

@lesleyhughes3174

5 ай бұрын

​@@pamelaswan2774because you have no clue whatsoever just who he is. You are showing your own personality for what it is. That's for sure!! He wouldn't be holding this position were he what you spout!

Zane man stop cutting your guests off with your opinons. You're there to elicit responses in a conversational manner and allow space for thought and response but this has not been an easy interview to listen to.

@TravelDiscovery101

Жыл бұрын

Agreed! Glad someone noticed.

@eilishella

Жыл бұрын

He always does that.

@nordstrandmusicinternation9518

Жыл бұрын

Couldn’t agree more. Dude loves hearing his own voice

@dylanrandalldrums

Жыл бұрын

Agreed

@jeremymorrisonmusic

Жыл бұрын

So glad you said this! I really can’t stand this guy doing the interview. He gives me very cockey full of himself vibes🤷🏻‍♂️

Ed’s confidence in himself, perhaps it’s being a dad & maturity is evident 10yrs later Well Done ❤️

He is such a rare bird. An honest, soulful, gracious, caring and hard working person. I love him. Always will💛💛💛

my daughter is 10 and my son is 9 and they’re daddy suddenly passed away in 2021, he had drowned so this whole album- literally every single part about it ,is the most heartbreaking and most relatable performance I have heard since he passed away, FOREVER HEARTBREAK, I know I’ll cry throughout the rest of my life . ” TRUE LOVE NEVER DIES” ALWAYS KEEP LOVE IN PRESENT TENSE even when our loved ones aren’t physically here w us anymore

@JennyLouLou

11 ай бұрын

Bless you and your family ❤

@ms_lady_blueeyez1494

10 ай бұрын

@@JennyLouLou aw thank you ❤️💔 likewise 💞

This is honestly the best interview I've ever seen of Ed. Thank you for being so open and vulnerable, and thank you for this incredible album. This is truly a special one.

First, I’m 64 yrs old and have been a fan for years. Initially I was drawn in to the relatable lyrics and the folk style, with a man and his guitar. I’ve been lucky enough to see him live in LA and it was incredible. No band, just Ed. I’m grateful to have had Ed’s music to take me to a different place, help me remember that we’re all going through the same struggles and have countless memories of our life experience.

Zane Lowe, without fail, always gets to the heart of every artist. It always feel like an intense deep conversation between two good friends - and the artist usually breaks down all facades and becomes introspective and vulnerable, it’s unbelievable. Keep it up ❤️

@Ksu_The_Volunteer

Жыл бұрын

For me it's a bit of like talking to the very understanding therapist ❤ And I think it was pretty comfortable for Ed) I hope so...

@richardlancaster9078

Жыл бұрын

Zane makes me cringe.

@darrenpetersen8217

Жыл бұрын

@@richardlancaster9078 I agree bro, He's always on the border of talking over the artist.

@richardlancaster9078

Жыл бұрын

@@darrenpetersen8217 not just me then! lol he is so far up every artists bottom and its not genuine.

@tileavenue6911

Жыл бұрын

I think he was an absolute sh*t interviewer. Always cutting Ed off and interjecting. Like no one cares what your thought is Zane

F64 didn't go unnoticed, I listen to it probably once or twice a day and I make everyone listen to it with me. It's phenomenal.

@Ibeliebinbiebs

Жыл бұрын

Agreed!! It was so sad

@edlee3241

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I love it too.I think it's incredible

@GGG_3

Жыл бұрын

I just heard it time on repeat today

My kid sister loved Ed Sheeran so much she use to say he was her boyfriend lol! Sadly she died in the summer of 2016 at the age of 17, and the pain I felt killed every ounce of my soul. The first few years I would listen to Ed every morning to start my day. His music helped me to get through the hardest part of my grief. Seeing this interview and hun sharing his grief as well makes me connect with him even more. Thank you Ed for sharing with all of us.❤

F64 did seem to slip under the radar but I picked up on it straight away. It’s powerful and such a beautiful tribute to Jamal. It’s not falling on deaf ears Ed, there’s people who feel it’s impact

My son related the song and video straight away to his feelings of not having his brother around anymore, and that's from an 8-year-old! Eyes closed portrays it really well! It's perfectly ❤ he can't wait for his blue monster to arrive to leave his sadness with the blue monster at the start of each day ❤

I'm loving real & raw Ed. Honestly, knowing that someone even at the height of success can feel this way makes me feel even more connected to the music. We are all people and we all are living this rollercoaster of an existence. I'm grateful for being able to have such beautifully raw and poignant music to connect and relate to.

@carrolljones5272

Жыл бұрын

My friend cry if you want Jesus cry for his friend love you

I love you Ed. Being human is uncomfortable. Showing your vulnerability is powerful, mature and it helps others identify and connect with you. ❤

he's so humble and genuine!! what an incredible interview. the subtract album is literally about every stages of life you're going through-it's golden man! 💛

I don't know if I'm emotionally ready to hear this album. We love you Ed!!!

@holaeedu

Жыл бұрын

same :/

@Lynn2837

Жыл бұрын

I think it would be a wonderful album. Ed is a great musician. Be excited. ❤

@ronelvandermerwe2159

Жыл бұрын

The album is beautiful. I lost my dad last year May, and I'm still broken. Listening to Ed's heart break, I realise I'm not alone struggling with my emotions. 😪💔. Time will never heal the loss.

@Original_Lurke_fromthe_Unknown

Жыл бұрын

Actually you won’t even know that it is sad. Just my 2 cents on this topic. I listen to it most days when I drive because it’s the only Ed album I own. I think it’s actually refreshing to hear. If I knew nothing about Ed, I still would have wondered about this release. And I must say let’s just say we never knew anything it’s a great album subdued in some spots. I give it 🖐🏻 stars.

Myself and my 13 year old son (you're his idol by the way) watched all four episodes yesterday afternoon. We both cried with you! I know your pain, I've been there, I'm still there. It's hard but it gets a little easier... Eventually! Your music inspires us, your voice is phenomenal and your story is unbelievable! Keep being you, don't ever change Ed! Ever!!!

@stemhighping3726

Жыл бұрын

"story is unbelievable" worded that a little weird haha ^^ (but I get your message)

@lauragaich-uu6og

Жыл бұрын

@ Ed's Interview with a friend from. Apple Music .And he talks about his new Album Subtract . And his best friend Jamal who died .The grief 😢 that came along this all the stress , grief and anxiety with everything going on in Ed's life .And turned it up side down and that Ed's money can't fix you just have to deal with everything ..And counseling is the way to go and keep talking about it. Ed's fans will stand behind you and cheer you on . Always Yours Laura @♥️

@visualadventuresaus8985

Жыл бұрын

Same! Lol

@emmaoulton906

Жыл бұрын

@@stemhighping3726 but it is. In a good way! He started with a stammer. Started singing and was homeless, then a man he met moved him into his flat on day 1 and got him viral online and they became the best of friends! It's rare that stories end like that for the "normal" down to earth people!

@emmaoulton906

Жыл бұрын

@@lauragaich-uu6og well said!!!! I've lost my best friend and know that grief and pain! It's hard. Really hard. I lost my nan 6 months ago so grief is still really raw with me and I've not dealt with it, processed it or even accepted it.. And watching his documentary brought a lot of that to the surface. His true fans will hold him up when he's feeling down!

One of THE best interviews I ever seen. Ed is incredible.

When you said nobody noticed the f64. I just want you to know I definitely noticed. I'm 30 this month and at 21 years old I lost my best friend of 18 years in a sudden traffic accident. We were joined at the hip and grew up together but we had both recently moved to different cities to pursue our careers. Two weeks before he died we agreed to meet up but it sadly never happened. There was a 4 year period where I was so caught up in drugs and drink that I didn't really process what had happened. But since growing up, having children and straightening myself out, it slowly started to sink in, when he wasn't a godfather or a best man. And then you released the f64. I have never been spoken to so deeply or truly like I was with that song. And since it's release and hearing the rest of the tracks from the subtract album, I have really started to look inward and address how I'm feeling about it all. So yeah, if nothing else. You saved me from my inner demons and let me release them, making me a better finace and father. So thank you. P.s. I proposed to my fiance at your = tour in Manchester and my boys sing every song of yours I play.

Grief really is a monster to deal with; I love that they both acknowledge that it’s never something you get over, you just deal with it as it comes in its up and downs at different times.

My mom passed away in March 2021 and I’m still grieving and can’t talk about her without crying. Losing a close friend like Ed lost Jamal is really sad and he can cry all he wants. I wanna thank him for releasing this album. ❤

Love Ed and Zane together. Just awesome, real raw vibes ❤

Honestly i cant wait for the album tomorrow its gonna be a goid album just like all the others thank you ed ❤

These 2 kept cutting eachother off so bad lol. Zane let Ed talk!!! We wanna hear from him.

@TravelDiscovery101

Жыл бұрын

Agreed!

Thank you for talking about depression, it's so misunderstood, people can seem fine day to day and still be living with depression. This album is so precious. ❤

It wouldnt be a Zane Lowe interview if he didnt interrupt his guests and speak more than them, can we please get someone else to do these official interviews?

@karin-wc8ti

Жыл бұрын

I really did feel this was interruptive and argumentative. It was difficult to watch; not Ed’s emotions, the interview methods (if anyone can call it that) used.

@Chief

Жыл бұрын

@@karin-wc8ti Yes Zane Lowe is always like this, I had to stop watching some of my favorite artist interviews because I just get so irritated. He does know a lot about music but honestly you have to be able to put your ego aside when interviewing someone

@TheRHSman

Жыл бұрын

'sorry to cut you off' says Ed ;)

We see you as a human being. Such a precious one. Your music is filled with pure and honest humanity. Thank you for this album, it is an incredible gift

doesn't matter what life you've led or are going to lead, wether you like his music or if you don't, you have to acknowledge how down to earth and respectable Ed Sheeran is .,

As a long time fan when ed burst into tears i could not help myself but shed a tear. Jamal was a beautiful person and i could always hear him behind all the F-64's from you need me to the eraser f64. This album is having a special place in my heart. Subtract to me is basically getting me ready on how to live without things , how to express my emotions and cry it out. Lots of love to you teddy xx ( P.S : I love the F-64 tribute to jamal, in my opinion its the best rap he has ever written and performed as well !!)

A fantastic interview! Certainly saw Ed as a human being, appreciated his candor and being able to talk so openly.

Ed keep being You and never change, Ed it's okay to cry .. Zane is one of the few interviewers i listen too, with everyone he talks with touches their heart in different ways, it's not the same questions that makes no sense and etc .... ..❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️..

I am a 67 year old Father and Grandfather. I'm not a Pop music follower but I love the new album. I lost my 15 year old son 26 years ago, When I heard Eyes closed and Eds reason for writing it, I was connected to it immediately. I felt the same way and still feel that I see my son everywhere. I cried when I listed to it during his documentary. My wife introduced me to "Perfect" and it became our song. It told our story. I listened to "Supermarket Flowers" for the first time this past Mothers day. I lost my Mom last September and it got me as well, great job. I love those songs and I think that Ed is extremely talented in capturing those "heart" moments. Keep writing, you have grabbed this old "Rockers" heart with your songs. Thank You.

I wish I could hug you, Ed. I know what you're living, a lot of people know, and you're not alone. We hear you, we understand you and, yes, Subtract connects to us deeply. We're here for you always. 💛

Ed is so absolutely brilliant beyond his years, and such a wonderful human. I love how he describes grief and recognizing the societal expectations versus how it really is. I can tell others and my kids it's o.k. to cry when grief hits you, but yet my initial reaction every time I do is, I hate when I cry. His music has had such a positive impact in my life, and I hope he continues to be honest with himself and his music, creative, and willing to explore artistically.

We are so here for you Ed. And please never stop your feels, as you said. It is real and it's all that matters. Hugs from all of us❤

My father has been gone 20 years. I will never get over it. I relate.

Ed is such a genuine dude. And although he doesn't always wear his heart on his sleeve, anyone who closely listens to his music knows he has always been forthright about his lows and his fragilities as a human albeit more subtly. I feel like SUBTRACT is him finally coming into himself

Now I know why my heart chose him to admire and have him as an idol. Ed is a very special man. I will be a fan forever.❤❤❤

I love him dearly. His music is pure magic, he is an incredibly disciplined and talented artist, but more than that I have always loved him for the way he is, his transparency, his personality, his focus on the right things and the way to build a better world. He is the perfect example of a reason to believe in humanity again. I am so sorry for what he is going through, but we are here for him, for his music to be heard and felt, and you are here for us to face this unpredictable life with amazing music. I love you so much Ed ❤

I love Zane and Ed together! One of my favorite interviews about Subtract. But i think one of the reasons im such a fan of Ed is because he is relatable to some extent. He does seem like a "normal" human (not perfect, has emotions)

Such a great interview. And Ed, we definitely see you as a human being and I’m glad you reminded people that you are the same as everyone else, you just have a unique career where you share your love, thoughts and emotions through music.

Fascinating as usual from Zane Lowe. I don't think I've seen Ed this raw and intense in an interview before. He's usually incredibly laidback and muted despite the emotionality of his music.

I love hearing Ed talk about his life and craft. And Zane is the most incredible interviewer.

The fact that Ed Sheeran heard me speak to him in an interview is one of the highlights of my life. Thank you to you and your team for allowing me to do so. ❤

I love Ed even more for showing us his true and deepest self 😍🥺❤️🙏 I'm so so grateful

Ed talking about being a real person reminds me of my friend who gets very hard on herself for making mistakes and I just look at her and say "okay human", = we all make mistakes. We are not perfect.

Thank you, Ed, for sharing your heart with the world. In regard to what was said in the interview, I think people will understand your pain despite your fame and popstar status. Everyone experiences grief, fear, turmoil, hope and love no matter who they are, and your album encapsulates these emotions to an incredible degree in the most beautiful way. Hope you and your family are truly doing well! I wish you all the absolute best. 💛

Ed is such a lovely, genuine human being with talents and emotions. i will stan him as always

I love this man so much. He's so genuine and pure. Sending him so much light and love x

It's amazing how humble this man always stayed throughout all of his success. You're a huge inspiration to so many bro! Don't ever change ♥️

24:57 love u Eddddd. i still cry to this day at random moments and i like that i still feel the same way

This album is well overdue for any artist, it is so refreshingly raw. It makes the artist seem so much more relatable and human, the listener feels the emotions and compassion through the music and lyrics. I love this so much. Thank you for allowing us to be a safe space for you Ed. ❤

I'm 25 and I lost my best friend on 2nd of April. He was only 22, would turn 23 on June. We were friends for 12+ years and when I heard ''eyes closed'' at work I drowned in tears and I so understand your pain and what are the odds you released the song shortly after I lost him.. I appreciate this song so much, it makes me feel alive. In a very sad way, but still it's a feeling. Stay strong !

Ed Sheeran is just an absolute remarkable singer songwriter who just writes with deep feelings about his true self. He's not writing songs about himself, it's about his real life stories and the struggles that he goes through. And like he had mentioned earlier, like some of his songs can definitely relate with other people who listen to his songs and just at least share their stories about their real life struggles too. Ed. You are amazing man. Keep up the great work and the rest of your musical journey man. Never keep on giving up. You got this mate. 👍🏻

Really loved this conversation with such humility and honesty... so very rare to see this emotions expressed in a superstar who remains humble and open to everyone (public and his PR team) I truly appreciate these videos, thanks !

This. This is what Mental Health Month needs. To hear that *everyone* struggles and that's normal and there is still love and hope and happiness and it's still ok to cry and grieve and be sad. It's ok to feel all the emotions and connect over them without shame. Thank you for sharing with all of us and letting us see that it's ok to feel and be our authentic selves. ❤

It is a privilege to have someone show their vulnerability to another. Ed, you have shown it to millions and millions are holding you in this vulnerable space you're still in, and will continue to be in. We may be strangers but I think every single one of your fans just wants to create a little bit of safety for you. I can't wait for my copy of Subtract turn up next week and it's going to be the first time I sit down, in quiet and listen to an album start to finish. That's how I can honour your grief and the deep nature of this album. I really hope that anyone and everyone that might read this comment and watches this interview listens to what he's asked about not turning his grief into a meme.

The goat 🐐 ❤💪🏼

Happy to be growing with your music Ed, it was one of my fav shows back in Argentina in the Luna Park🥲💖 love u!

Ed is the goat!!! Let’s all pray he wins this thing! 🙏🏻

@bonnieadams-cook2403

Жыл бұрын

He just DID!!!

Man this was an awesome interview. The conversation just flowed and it felt real

1:58 Ed falando que até os fans pararam de gritar tanto por que amadureceram, mas simplesmente esqueceu que na América Latina, mais especificamente no Brasil, os fans gritam em todos os shows e cantam todas as músicas com toda a força não importando a idade. É nosso jeito, é nosso jeitinho de transmitir amor ❤

@julyanafloresdepra5133

Жыл бұрын

ele precisa voltar aqui 😭

Ed you can put out your saddest stuff or happiest stuff, I'm still gonna listen

I just watched this interview all the way through for the 3rd time and I’m really enjoying this sit down. And I listened to - at least a dozen times

This is probably the best interview! Zane is an incredible interviewer. I hope Ed and Zane can feel the love from all the fans. ❤

I have loved watching Ed Sheeran grow and hearing the evolution of not only his music, but his life.

This will probably be my most favorite album of his. Yes it’s deep, but sooo meaningful and that’s what I love

This album is full of so much emotion. It's hard to say that I'm enjoying it because we know how real the pain behind each song is. And it's because of that, that I feel super connected to it. Each of us are going through our own personal struggles and, at least for myself, are able to relate one way or the other.

Your special was great! You showed your family’s struggle this year! Your wife Cherry’s cancer, loosing Jamal, and struggling to keep your career going at the same time! It showed how real you are!

Wish Zane would let Ed talk more 😊

The best songwriter in this epoch ❤

You're a great human being, Ed. Love your songs and love the person that you are. You're soulful and genuine. Support you all the way.

What an amazing honest and humbling interview..like two mates sharing their lives and grievance's..Thanks Guys xx❣

This is the best interview I’ve ever seen. Thank you Ed! You’re an amazing human!

These Ed and Zane interviews are always the best! I’m so glad that Ed decided to continue with tradition and do an interview with Zane. I feel that Ed was placed on this Earth to do exactly what he is doing and that is creating music that touch people of all walks of life all over the world. He has unselfishly shared his feelings and emotions with us all and has helped so many of us in so many different ways. His music has helped me cope with my worst days and smile, sing and dance on some of my best days…and even take me back to feelings I had as a teenager like in his song Runaway. My dad was just like the dad in the song and I totally had thoughts of running away. We love you, Ed! You are simply the best! Both Ed and Cherry seems like cool everyday people to have as friends.

I cry watching this interview… 😢😢😢 Can’t wait for Subtract! It’s my favorite album now. Love you Ed. Love you forever! ❤️❤️❤️💛💛💛

Thank you Ed for your amazing album. You’re so talented and I loved how raw your music is. I’m sorry you have had a hard time. We are all here for you. Been a fan of you for years. Saw you live for your divide tour. ❤

The evolution of Ed Sheeran is so beautiful when we go through the range of emotions that he shares with us❤️🎚

I wanted to be able to say to Ed that this is the best interview, in my opinion, because it is us seeing a person BEING REAL & not just showing their on camera persona. Keep doing the things that make you & your family feel. ❤

Very powerful interview where for the first time, Ed shows his true self and where he's at in life. Can't wait for the album!

When I heard Boat for the first time, it released some deeply buried grief inside me that I wasn't aware was still there. I burst into tears: deep, sorrowful, mournful tears. The kind of tears that cleanse your soul and leave you feeling a state of relief that you weren't even aware you needed until it was released. I listened to Boat over...and over...and over...and over again...to the lyrics...the wistful melody...the sorrow conveyed by those absolutely GORGEOUS violins. Even now, thinking about it, it brings tears to my eyes. I haven't fallen in love with a song in such a long, long time...and I fell in love with Boat on the very first listen. I've lived long enough now to be able to recognize a song that I will listen to until the day I take my last breath, and Boat is one of those rare songs. I would place Boat up there with timeless songs like... God Only Knows Wish You Were Here More Than A Feeling Nothing Compares 2U I Can't Make You Love Me This Is Our Last Goodbye In my opinion, Boat is not only a once-in-a-carrer song, it's a once-in-a-lifetime song. I'm just so very sorry to learn of the irreparable loss that another human being had to suffer in order to write it.

@callumsmith2791

Жыл бұрын

Beautifully written. ❤

One is the best interviews I've heard! Well sone & total respect for Ed!

Congratulations on winning the court case today what a fantastic moment for You and the whole music industry. Condolences for your recent loss.

Thank you for this interview. I lost my grandmother in 2021 and this is the most I've ever liked Ed because I could deeply relate to a lot of what he said about grief and be comforted by it. It can be such an isolating experience that it's really important to share it with others because it's part of our common humanity and needs to be better understood and supported, rather than shamefully shut away behind doors. Thank you for being vulnerable and honest. It meant a lot to me. (Also Bad Habits was always a banger and anyone who was lukewarm about it just has poor taste in bops.)

I needed eyes closed I needed this interview 😅😭 I lost my best friend Christmas of 2018 still can here my scream of crying the night I found out suddenly from his mom 😢 the pain still feels like it just happend

Ed talking about how his audience seems more mature now really hit me I was 12 when I first started listening to his music and now I'm 20 and I obviously changed a lot and still love his music but I'm definitely way less hysterical now lol although I would still cry A LOT if I got to meet him someday

One of my favorite artists+one of my favorite interviewers. Absolute masterclass!

Ed listening to you speak about your struggles reminds everyone of the human inside all of us. I have loved your music and have seen you live a hand full of times. I have always love your music and F64 is one of my favourite songs along with some others. Thank you for this interview ax❤

Ed, you are a person and a human being. No money or fame can change that. I wish I could just hug you and tell you that it is necessary to grieve, and while nobody is entitled to know what is going on in your life, your openness will really help other people to get through their own lives with their own grief and tragedies. Thank you for being genuine and being so true to yourself.♡ much love to you!

what an interview that was.. thank you for being so open and honest ed 💛

You are a human being...that's what I always loved about you Ed. I love your songs and I connect every song of yours with specific moments of my life. Thank you and keep on doing what you do!! 😊❤

I have so much love and respect for Ed Sheeran crying. I can really relate to him saying he feels awkward about it but I have learned that crying is such a beautiful thing. Sure it makes him very vulnerable and defenseless but for the viewers it also makes him so relatable and true and honest and warm.

This is why I love Ed Sheeran so much. So talented, love your pure honesty, and that you are human. Great interview. You are the best!!!!❤️❤️❤️

As if I couldn’t love him more - so much respect + admiration for Ed. After losing my mom in 2022, this album has already been so helpful in dealing with that. 💛