What a horrible life he lived. 1. Was adopted to parents who used him. 2. worked as a slave in Hollywood from the age of 3 until an adult by his parents. 3. adopted parents stole all his money 4. Lost both his kidneys and was on dialoses the rest of his life. 5. Grew to only 4 foot 8 6. Couldn't get a relationship with a woman 7. Mocked and ridiculed by society 8. Finally married a woman who used and abused him 9. Died with a woman who hated him, used him, and abused him. Not fun

@doyourworseneatme

9 жыл бұрын

It's hard to read your list. But its completely true. Turns my stomach. But thanks for sharing that

@vegetasolo1221

8 жыл бұрын

just call me Ellen No problem, truly sad

@JaysonKing69

8 жыл бұрын

+vegeta solo 6. Spent his entire adult life progressively getting more funky looking. 7. Had diarrhea (mud butt) all the time as a result of his medical conditions. 8. Never found true love. 9. Taken advantage of in every possible way imaginable. 10. Suffered with erectile dysfunction his entire life (limp, black noodle syndrome).

@eeniarrol

8 жыл бұрын

+vegeta solo its sad

@slyonme

8 жыл бұрын

+vegeta solo .. fans loved him

I remember meeting Gary Coleman in person and he really wasn't a bad person in real life.I was at restaurant in Los Angeles in 1995 and he was eating alone and i sat with him and we just talk about life and trains never about Different Strokes.We took a picture together he just wanted a private life and i respect him for that.R.I.P Gary Coleman

@yousafyo5779

5 жыл бұрын

لوحه

@thepersonwhocantfigureoutn5594

4 жыл бұрын

Sandwich God I believe it, we can meet stars sometimes.

@heydani6678

4 жыл бұрын

@@sandwichgod692 Oh yeah because meeting a person is so unlikely right? What does this guy gain from lying huh?

@heydani6678

4 жыл бұрын

@@sandwichgod692 I'll eat your damn sandwich

@duke62778

4 жыл бұрын

I also met him in Culver city at a taco bell he was very approachable I spoke with him and he gave me an autograph he worked at a model train shop across from taco bell. R.I.P. Mr. Gary Coleman

YOU DESERVED BETTER , REST IN PEACE

@marioiacolucci

9 жыл бұрын

Amen buddy

@e-cuauhtemoc

4 жыл бұрын

Like loving parents for starters.

@GabePerez7050Real

3 ай бұрын

@@e-cuauhtemoc😂😂

Coleman's parents did not protect him physically nor financially. Pathetic. He deserved better.

I hope he's at peace now.

Gary was exploited. I don't blame him for being bitter. The world loves you at the top and loathes you at the bottom. I've watched numerous interviews with Gary over the years. He was incredibly bright and well spoken. It was such a shame it turned out so horribly for him.

@grumpyguy112

3 жыл бұрын

If i couldve i would have tried to reach out and be best friends with him so he had some sort of lifeline & someone to listen to him who didnt want his money.

Aint no way he should've been broke as an adult. That makes me angry and it ain't even me

@alvinjones670

6 жыл бұрын

miamivicepastels83 I AGREE WITH YOU THIS MAKES ME VERY UPSET!!!

@ghostofuchiha3807

4 жыл бұрын

18 million dollars less than whats rightfully yours is pretty broke to me.

@tiffanycurtis4794

4 жыл бұрын

miamivicepastels83 AND THE NO TALENT KARTRASHIANS ARE RICH HOLLYWOOD IS DEAD

@tisjustangie

3 жыл бұрын

@@tiffanycurtis4794 hollywood should've died long ago

His parents are crooks.. what a shame they did this to him..

@Alejandro_726

6 жыл бұрын

Virginia Creeper i agree. Jerks

@gr_2n

5 жыл бұрын

Yep totally

@matthewclevenger4037

4 жыл бұрын

I agree too

@anthonyhill7286

2 жыл бұрын

They were not parents, they were strangers after money

@Iworkwithnitwits

Жыл бұрын

20%. What did they do to deserve 20% of his paycheck?

RIP GARY COLEMAN!!!

@marioiacolucci

9 жыл бұрын

Just so sad he was great !

@annmariegeorge9364

7 жыл бұрын

I alway used to watch dis show every time it's showing but never know he died RIP gary but i still luv u

"What'chu talkin' 'bout, Willis?" - Gary Coleman (1968-2010)

@sha11235

3 жыл бұрын

Bet when he got to heaven's gate and St. Peter told him he was dead he went, "What you talking about, St. Peter?????"

@damianlatimer6472

2 жыл бұрын

@@sha11235 lol!

@piscesempress1978

5 ай бұрын

lol@@sha11235

Rip to one of the greatest actors that ever lived

@Leeclaus-ne6fn

6 жыл бұрын

Greatest actor that ever lived what the fuck is wrong with u?

@TO-kk7xf

6 жыл бұрын

Lee claus one of idiot and it is obviously just his opinion which he is entitled to jackass

@moonglow1311

5 жыл бұрын

Tj Mahadeo W H A T !?!?!?

@scotianslim7631

5 жыл бұрын

What you talkin bout Willis

@m.j7253

5 жыл бұрын

Short and all haha. He will be best known for his sayin "What you talkin about Willis "😊👍.

Gary Coleman was such a cultural icon back then, a true legend. His story's a template of the notion that 'life really ain't fair'. Honestly, sitting and watching those child stars amaze you on screen, you'd never have thought what the future held for him... RIP ❤

What liars I can read them a 1,000 miles away. And they seem so snooty too. What gets me is when she says, "He was sick. He was born sick, he will always BE sick." And then he claims it wasn't about the money and yet they forced him to work?.. What a load of BullMakes me thankful everyday my parents weren't like that. Smh

@HONEYBUNNY-vn3fe

5 жыл бұрын

BUT HE DIDN'T WANT TO DO THE MOVIE'S

I once met Gary Coleman in a Hobby Store in Pasadena, called the Whistle Stop. He loved model trains and was stacking items up on the counter. I talked to him and shook his hand, I noticed that he had big hands for a small person. I bought one of his HO scale locomotives that I found at a model train meet years later, from a friend that bought & sold large model train collections. The locomotive is a NYC Diesel, and has his name carved onto the bottom of it... RIP Gary.

he was depressed his hole life ]:

@babyeater639

6 жыл бұрын

MACHETE 6487 *whole

God bless you dude. And thank you for your gift.

I wonder who his birth parents were? The main thing is Gary is tougher the 3/4 of the people I've ever met. He's a better person than most of us to be honest.

@Smorgasvord

7 жыл бұрын

I wonder what those other 1/4 are like

@m.j7253

5 жыл бұрын

You and i both. He's been dead for how long now, and they still haven't came out and said nothing! I think something is wrong with that🤔🤨.

@onlyplayaseattacoswiththei9433

5 жыл бұрын

@@Smorgasvord animals! 😂

A decade since our dear Gary passed away... 2020 and still thinking of you

Normally people on dialysis dont live more than 20 years; he lived 42, that was pretty long/ God save his soul. May he rest in peace.

I've always wanted to act in T.V. shows and movies ever since I auditioned to play Greg Heffley in Diary of a Wimpy Kid at age 13. My gratitude for that opportunity will never cease. After hearing what Gary went through, I am grateful that my grandmother advice me to study acting in community college because some kid actors fail to retain stardom, success, and exposure as adults, making them angry and hurt. I'm angry that I couldn't join my high school drama club because students with Cerebral palsy or any other disabilities weren't allowed to be on the 3rd floor of the school. 4 years to regain my confidence got snatched away from me.

@doyourworseneatme

9 жыл бұрын

And that's why things like that need to be changed. You have every right as anyone else to have access to everything everyone else has access to. Older buildings need to be revised for wheel chair access. I've never been in your shoes but I can imagine how frustrating and infuriating that can be. Good luck to you OK? Change will come

@Hectorferjr2

9 жыл бұрын

just call me Ellen My high school experience was miserable because I never developed as a student. Some of my teachers restrained me because they hated that I was looking for attention from my classmates. They even had the nerve to tell my mom that I'd be better off in a smaller classroom with students with intellectual disabilities. They also made rude comments about my power wheelchair. I made very few friends and I didn't have a girlfriend because they feared that they would have to take care of me for the rest of their lives. If I was able to join the drama club in high school, I'd be happier, popular, and I could have been appearing in commercials for Snickers chocolate bars or Extra chewing gum by now. I'm thankful that I'll be joining the drama club in community college this September to get some acting experience and my Associate degree.

@doyourworseneatme

9 жыл бұрын

Hectorferjr2​ I'm happy for you now but completely saddened but not surprised by your high school experience. I truly am. Im so so sorry you had to go through that. And I'm not just saying that. Ive had my own stuff. We all have. Some more than others of course. Don't let the assholes get you down. That really is a crappy thing for grown ass people to do. It makes me mad. I'm sure your parents are great. But if I was your mom they would've been sorry for that. Trust me. My ten years old had a nasty experience with a teacher. She weont do what she did ever again. Youre young this is just the beginning. High school doesn't define who you are or what you'll become

@doyourworseneatme

9 жыл бұрын

Hectorferjr2 my ten year old says hello too. Hes nosey

I've never really known anything about Gary Coleman until today, but oh my god. Life fucked him so hard, I feel so bad. His best talent was exploited by his crappy parents who didn't even share a cent with him, he had an awful disease and had to spend his entire life with the face of the comic relief he once played, all of society acting as the eternal laugh track; it's like some sick curse or something. Rest in peace man, I really hope you get better if there's an afterlife.

Coleman definitely had anger issues. And I think that was built up from his childhood. I think really he mainly wanted to protect himself and his dignity. But had low self esteem. He was screwed over by so many people. I also think it was pretty cool that he became a security guard. A real job after stardom.

He didn't deserve to die like this, he seemed like such a nice and loving person. I hope he had a peaceful death and I hope he rests in peace in Heaven

I will all ways remember Gary Coleman as one of the best actors in the world

This truly is disgusting. What I would call an American horror story with his parents, wife and his evil fucking agents. Gary had a good soul and always tried to stay positive despite what life threw at him. Just an example of how disgusting human beings can be, I hope anyone who ever wronged hiim fucking rots. Rip Love you Gary

@tellurye

8 жыл бұрын

+snoopyb2z Amen! I could not believe how he was. Gary always seemed to move forward, despite everyone using him or trying to bring him down. Sure, sometimes he acted out, but damn, no wonder. Over all he was mostly awesome. Most folks with his experience turned to drugs, crime or suicide. Gary kept his chin up the whole way.

@cindymeadows2518

7 жыл бұрын

snoopyb2z

@giorgioantonaci7097

3 жыл бұрын

Karma will get em eventually, sooner or later you'll get what you give.

@awakemiller2228

11 ай бұрын

They didn’t care about him

Postal 2 loves him.

@bigjeff9938

6 жыл бұрын

Truly Infamous and postal 2 killed him

@LucasIsHereYT

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah, and that case about him punching a fan, that was in Postal 2.

@gr_2n

5 жыл бұрын

Rip Gary Coleman It was the postal dude

@m.j7253

5 жыл бұрын

Me too. I grew up watching Diff'rent Strokes. He will be missed😑😑🤨!!

@stealthragnarr2644

5 жыл бұрын

I don't know why we have to kill him in postal 2 😠😠😠😠😠

R.I.P Gary Coleman 1978-2010

@dkonciousblkfemknightman

6 жыл бұрын

Dead dino ...he was born in 1968 dumb dumb.....

@thepersonwhocantfigureoutn5594

4 жыл бұрын

orlandotj1 I agree with you

@Iworkwithnitwits

Жыл бұрын

Gary Coleman was born in 1968.

how can you lose 18 million and with the lawsuit, they had to been an internal investigation . so sad about Gary Coleman who work his butt of to entertain us.

RIP Gary Coleman....rest in the peace that he deserves. No more pain,no kidney disease,no more dialysis. Gary is free now. He went through a lot in his short life. God rest his soul.

I never watched Diff'rent Strokes and only heard Gary Coleman get ridiculed up until now. And I'm feeling preety ashamed for laughing at jokes at his expense. This dude seems really down to earth. A dollar is a dollar and I'm not ashamed to make an honest living. I like his way of thinking. Rest in piece man...

RIP Gary Coleman. I hope you feel comfort and love wherever you are

Never really seen the show, but I always knew that catch phrase. I still use it once in a while.

Thank you Gary for all them wonderful childhood memories from the 80's. R.i.P. Gary Coleman....

Gary starred in good times, the facts of life, the jeffersons and now different strokes Gary Coleman was a great actor to watch we will all miss him.

@marioiacolucci

9 жыл бұрын

Poor kid $18 million gone? What the Frick?

@marioiacolucci

8 жыл бұрын

The Murder Gamer oh ok

@sha11235

4 жыл бұрын

Facts of Life was after DS, since it was a spinoff of it. He did guest starring roles on Good Times and Jeffersons, which led to his own series. He also did a lot of TV films during that time.

The comedian and actor from Different Strokes had everything in his power towards his career, RIP! You'll be missed by friends and family

Very touching and sad.

R.I.P. Gary Coleman and Conrad Bain God bless your memories!!!

Gary Coleman was so cute I was so sad

He seemed so happy as a kid on different strokes... he really did deserve better for all those years of hard working and maybe he did have a lot of downs in life like dying early and losing his money and his family problems but he made an amazing, popular show that has a lot of valuable lessons and Arnold was always my favorite character I hope he has a better life in heaven rip ❤️

Rest In Peace Gary Coleman😔 and fell sorry for your hard live and the people who should be a family who used you!

I am 42 this year and I completely forgot about Gary for about 20 years , I mean I remember hearing about his death but watching this video bribe my heart with $18 million being stolen from him and he still says he wouldn’t change his life Wherever you are I hope you, mr Drummond and Kimberly are now okay

He was a "child" in a "Sharks" business. What he gave to all of us was a sacrifice - he lost his youth in a world of "Snow Business" folks "Hollywood" is not all the outsiders think it is. People whom do not have it want it as badly as he wanted to get away from it. He was in pain for sure - Bless him and I am sure he is doing finer works on the other side. Peace Gary my Fellow actor.

He spent his entire life working hard for the benefit of the people only to be deceived in the end.Rest in peace brother.

Stories like this make me really hope there is a hill for people like this. How could you hurt someone so you were supposed to protect.

RIP Garry Coleman. May God bless your soul.

His interview on inside edition was shockingly bad. He deserved better. Those people should be ashamed. He was a sick kid pushed to work in Hollyweird, made millions, exploited by greedy people who cared for hin all while fighting for his life. Rip Gary Coleman 🙏 I hope you found the peace you didn't get in this life.

Even though he went through what he went through i respect the strength he had to keep pushing forward

He deserved better :(

@damianlatimer6472

2 жыл бұрын

Sure did.and it always seems nobody wants to remember that he got four People's Choice Awards as well as other acting awards

2022 thank u Gary television was addictive because of him.

1:17 "would you like to sign my petition?"

We can all agree he deserved better! But can we not look at the negative stuff that happened? Can we talk about the happiness that Diff’rent Strokes brought us? He was so funny and brought smiles to our faces. I miss him but at least he can be happier now. And he is with Dana and Conrad and Charlotte. I mean what a terrible childhood but I’m sure he had some good memories on set.

Seven years since his passing. #godblessthedead

Gary was a tough young man. At 5 he had a kidney transplant and at 15 he was on dialysis. Amazing young kid with a strong man's discipline. Not to mention being a child prodigy. God bless you Gary Coleman RIP.

RIP, Gary Coleman alias Arnold Jackson in Diff'rent Strokes.

Wow i honestly wish this hero can relive a normal happy life. This made me pissed 😞

i love gary coleman absaloute legend

Thinking of you in 2020. Life simply wasn't kind to you. S.I.P.

@rickykey1175

2 жыл бұрын

No gary don't spend to much me and mom will take care of it for you I am sorry the way people done you you have it all now sir

I'm 10 in 2017 and this is the best show I can't believe it

RIP to Conrad Bain who passed away back in January. RIP to Dana Plato also.

I will always remember him from Postal 2

@ballerrr273

7 жыл бұрын

Dwarf-Elvish Diplomacy go back to the donut store, I ain't going nowhere.

@johnnyseizure8098

5 жыл бұрын

I got yo willies right here

@gr_2n

5 жыл бұрын

It was the postal dude rip Gary Coleman

@cheemsecks-dee5134

2 жыл бұрын

Hey, at least Garry has been immortalized in Postal 2, for whatever that's worth.

@trailbreakertv8918

2 жыл бұрын

@@cheemsecks-dee5134 were we murder him?

poor gary as a chilld i watched hem on saturdays he was class rip gary coleman

He tried his best to deal with a world where he had no chance. He kept his poise and his dignity as best he could.

GARY JUST GOT PLAYED! AND THAT WAS SO WROUG! LIFE IS SO UNFAIR! RIP MY BROTHER! 12 8 21.

RIP Coleman Gary is so talented. 👍🏻

r.i.p gary coleman in heaven never knew he went through so much pain enjoyed watching diff'rent strokes back in the day bought lots of laughs 4 us and made my childhood very memorable thanks gary won't b another 1 like u.

Really sad..used to watch his shows. Didn't know about it. R.I.P.

LOL WTF 2:04 "hey gentlemen! thats a good game keep playing it"

@swisscheese4327

4 жыл бұрын

21350ctw what’s so bad about that?

@thepersonwhocantfigureoutn5594

4 жыл бұрын

It’s a game

The late Sylvia Chase did this report (February 23, 1938 - January 3, 2019)

Yes many lessons I learned from this bad world .RIP Gary you in a beautiful place now 💐🌸

RIP Gary Coleman (1968-2010)

what a shame i loved this show

Rest In Peace Gary Coleman. February 8, 1968-May 28, 2011

@jonathanstewart2255

4 жыл бұрын

He died in 2010.

Avenue Q will forever have carry on Gary Coleman.

I loved this guy, I remember getting his autograph in postal 2

Just a few minutes ago my son said something to me that I didn't understand and I responded by saying, "What You Talking Bout Willis". We both laughed and then we started talking about the unpleasant childhood Coleman had. He was a brilliant young brain that got used to make people laugh instead of having him in a science class figuring out the cure for cancer. They made him out of a joke for sure at the end. I won't forgive Hollywood for not protecting Gary's money in trust funds. He was broke before he left the camera. His PARENTS didn't get the punishment from the judge that I wanted to see. They blew his money UP! Then he got sick and couldn't make people laugh anymore and Hollywood ignored him. This is 2023 and I'll never forget this kid.

SO YOUNG 2 LEAVE THIS MEAN WORLD! PEOPLE WAS RIDING HIS JOCK ! SOMETIME DON'T LET YOUR SO CALL! P.R. HANDLED YOUR AFFAIRS! R.I.P GARY! 8 28 21.

OH GARY WHY DID YOU HAVE TO GO

Poor Gary i felt for him may he rip love ya and miss ya always will

I remember watching this show on TV and this is really sad news you’ll be missed Gary Coleman

@ginnijo2526

2 жыл бұрын

You were watching this show on TV? Really Sherlock?!

Rest in peace Gary Coleman gone but not forgotten

Its something about the way his mother said, "he's going to always be sick", that rubbed me the wrong way. The word sick, can mean more than one thing. It can mean physically, as well as mentally. She should've use a word relating to his kidney problem. "He's going to always need dialysis," is what she should have said. What she said in that interview sounded like she was trying to hurt him. It makes you wonder if that's how she talked to him.

Poor Gary! I still remember when you were in that made for tv movie as a little kid living in a locker at the train station. You were such a talent :)

Hewas just 42 years old Just

Rest in peace gary we still miss you man gone but not forgotten

I wish he was still here poor Arnold/Gary Coleman

He was a rare gem. May he rest in Peace.

This man deserved better i know what its like to have low self esteem an feel dissatisfied with life r.i.p❤

He had wonderful ears

damn, this guys a hero. i loved garys role in Postal 2

May he rest in peace in Gods Kingdom.

Why do child stars always end up having a shitty life...

With that 18 mill, he could have started his own business, got the best health care for the rest of his life, simply been independent and done anything he wanted, and probably still be alive today. Not fair, R.I.P. Gary.

@damianlatimer6472

2 жыл бұрын

He also wanted to be tall too

@imnolongerasking5933

2 жыл бұрын

@@damianlatimer6472 I wish I was a little bit taller, I wish I was a baller

@damianlatimer6472

2 жыл бұрын

@@imnolongerasking5933 yep

Gary Coleman was tha original g unit

R.I.P., my Condolences to his Family

He had ' Honour , Integrity and Respect. R.I.P ...

Postal anyone?

@jacouty45678

9 жыл бұрын

Korean Shrek Next!

@aestus187

8 жыл бұрын

You're the first person to have that as a profile picture! Holy shit.

@koreanshrek3952

8 жыл бұрын

maybe

@babyeater639

6 жыл бұрын

Korean Shrek did he die before the postal games or after.

@bigjeff9938

6 жыл бұрын

SexyDuck he died 7 years after postal 2

What a depressing life :c

Adoptive dad says he's not an accountant but he made sure he got his 20% of $18 million! Sad story but some great memories.

MONEY it's the ROOT of all evils a human is not even looked at as a human nowadays but it's what's in your pocket that makes the difference so sad.

Rest well Gary Coleman