Shout-out to Kevin Smith for being an absolutely stand-up friend 👊

@simonbelmont5801

2 жыл бұрын

What a Wookie.

@RadGnarRad

2 жыл бұрын

Huge shout-out. Not cutting Jay off was the kind of thing a true friend does. Super cool

@ivangotyokes

2 жыл бұрын

I mean....Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back doesn't work without Jay...in fact, none of the Kevin Smith movies starring Jay would work sans Jay. Glad he's gotten well though. Just not sure if Kevin Smith was being a good friend or thinking about his career.

@thegallows126

2 жыл бұрын

@@simonbelmont5801 The wookie

@ashleybeck607

2 жыл бұрын

Kevin Smith is a gift to this world. Hands down best dude.

Kevin Smith made some great films, but he should be recognized for saving Jason's life. That is such a noble thing to offer in a lifetime.

@KingJerbear

2 жыл бұрын

I agree man he played a huge part, but as a former addict the only person that could save Jason was himself, and thank god he was able to do it.

@coke378

2 жыл бұрын

@@KingJerbear EXACTLY thank you.

@liquidbrainstorm

2 жыл бұрын

Heman was butchered woke bullshit.

@maykstuff

2 жыл бұрын

Jason's journey to sobriety is what triggered mine. 10 years from heroin this may! I could not be more grateful that Jay had someone like Kevin in his life and that they were willing to openly talk about it, it was amazing to see someone fighting their demons have the unconditional and unwavering love of a friend to get them through x

@BobSmith-lu5ug

2 жыл бұрын

@@maykstuff CONGRATULATIONS buddy. Be very proud, but still be aware. Just lost another friend who had 6 years clean and it only took one mistake. Not taking away from your massive accomplishment, just keep doing your thing. ✌️🤞

Seeing Steve-O and Jason Mewes both doing so well makes me genuinely happy

@joenobody5913

5 ай бұрын

Same here. Jason especially. Reading Kevin Smiths blogs about trying to help him is what really changed shit for me. Took hours to get thru them all and a lot of tears were shed but for whatever reason it just made me look at shit in a way I never had before. I quit that week after 20+ years of heavy use. I rarely mention it nowadays (to the point where I genuinely don't know what exact year that was....at least 15 years now) Kevin seriously saved me as much as he did Jason. Plus he gave me the bonus lesson on what a fuckin real friend should be. Fan of that dude for life.

@rogueprince1341

Ай бұрын

As a recovering addict it's inspiring to see the two of them on their feet living a clean and sober life. Especially Jay. I grew up watching Kevin's movies so it was heartbreaking to see Jay's fall happen in real time.

Kevin Smith can get on my nerves as a personality, but hearing how it he handled Mews and his addiction is incredible and speaks to his character. He played it right, which many people do not.

@Hellseventeen

2 жыл бұрын

What did Kevin smith do?

@TheFallofTheEleventh

2 жыл бұрын

@@Hellseventeen did you even watch the clip? Kevin is literally the reason Mews was able to get the help he needed

@waverazor

2 жыл бұрын

Kevin also saved stan lee

@Hellseventeen

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheFallofTheEleventh I meant what did Kevin smith do to get on that guys “nerves as a personality”

@theremix54

2 жыл бұрын

@@Hellseventeen he is very outspoken on sexism and white peoples negative influence on comic books. You know the modern "self proclaimed male feminist" types.

Steve my wife has cancer. She is on life support and they want to pull the plug. I have a one year old girl to raise. Been sober for 2 weeks now. You and a few others on here are EXTREMELY helpful.

@ryanknight7202

2 жыл бұрын

Good shit keep it up. Prayers

@underachiever07

2 жыл бұрын

You got this.

@surgeyibrahimovic5013

2 жыл бұрын

Stay strong brother

@jbecn24

2 жыл бұрын

Hang in there, and no matter what DONT USE!!!!

@mikey3816

2 жыл бұрын

Stay strong 💪

Addiction does not discriminate. It doesn't care who or what you are, it will take it all away. Stay strong, one step at a time.

@JustChrisWillDoTa

2 жыл бұрын

You speak truth there mate. Ive seen it take so many people from all different walks of life. I've been in and out of addiction so much. It sucks man, I slipped up recently, just back clean now, but only a week behind me right now. I am determined though, want a better life, not to sink back into the depths of it where life is ruled only by drugs.

@breakingames7772

2 жыл бұрын

"it" doesn't take anything away you do, I'm in sober living in Detroit now, been here since Jan 24th last year, been sober a year now, I've had 3 roommates die of overdose, last guy just last Saturday, we live across from a gas station where they sell drugs BEHIND the glass, yes the cashier sells everything, a van pulls up every few hours and re ups the sellers, it's nuts, but my roommate was being a dick to the seller, going in every 20 min and talking crap so the dealer gave him a hot pack, hot pack being a pack of heroin or crack with fyntenal, I have him 2 doses of narcan and it didn't do anything. Rent here is 250 and it's a regular apt...I get the living room and kitchen, but I'm a truck driver with 2 million safe miles and been making 26 bucks an hour, 7 days a week most weeks and I get double time 52 bucks an hour Sundays, I've saved up 53 grand so far, next week I'm buying a stealth camper van and moving to where I work,,,,it's sad to see ppl die from od but I gotta admit I have no sympathy, I even warned the last 2 guys they sell fyntenal laced drugs but they still buy it,,,they think after being sober a few months they can handle the same amount they used to

@SR1Records

2 жыл бұрын

@@breakingames7772 Respect to you for getting clean! I know you'll stick with it. You made a good point though in your last sentence. A lot of people OD because they quit for a while and then when the relapse then take the same dose that they used to take because they don't realise that their body had been building up a resistance to the drugs. Back when i was smoking weed every day i used to put about a gram in each joint. And while that wouldn't kill me now it fuck me up and i doubt i'd be able to finish it! But yeah, that was a very good point that you made about doses. And from one former addict to another - i wish you all the best and i'm glad you're clean now.

@Nathan-dt2tu

2 жыл бұрын

That's a dangerous mentality honestly. There are lots of functional addicts, and to say things like that will make functional addicts, whose lives haven't been ruined but also isn't what it should be, think that they aren't addicted.

@thyland726

2 жыл бұрын

@@Nathan-dt2tu Ya, but no. Functional as in 75% of your money goes to dope? Functional as in your a slave to a drug in that what cones first, no matter what, is not getting sick? Functional as in functioning for nearly two decades until you aren't? I promise you that there is no functioning opiate addict.

I’m an opiate addict myself, will be 14yrs sober on September 28th. I could totally relate to Jason counting down the 4hrs to take it again. I’d count ‘em every time I would take one. Much love and respect to Jason! Congrats on your sobriety!! ❤️

@marioleonvargas7903

Жыл бұрын

At least you took them "as prescribed" at least in an hourly sense.

@Acemechanicalservices

Жыл бұрын

If you’re actually waiting until the prescribed time, and not taking them continuously until they’re gone, you aren’t there yet.

@rebekah1180

Жыл бұрын

@@Acemechanicalservices For a while...it got to the point where I was diggin in our dumpster to find used fentynal patches to eat the gel.

@lunchboxmccarty6431

Жыл бұрын

Daaaang....my drug of choice was snorting Roxy's and from the second I would finish snorting one...I knew I had 2 hours and 45 min before I would start coming down. I have been off the opiates now for almost 9 years. Kicking them sucked big nasty donkey dicks. It was the worst. I'm so proud of Mr. Mewes and his 11+ years of sobriety!!!

@HarloffGoes2GalaxysEdge

5 ай бұрын

Weird flex...but ok

This is amazing. Everyone needs friends who will set boundaries. That’s being a good friend. I’m so proud of Jason ! 13 years next month for me 🖤💜

@gregparks1785

2 жыл бұрын

Great job!

@cikosphysicaltherapist6017

2 жыл бұрын

Congratulations 👏 keep living your best life

@Afrimusican

2 жыл бұрын

Congrats! Good on you👏🏾

@lucyhouse

2 жыл бұрын

@@Afrimusican Thank You so much!!

@valkor73

2 жыл бұрын

2 yrs sober feb 18 me

I wonder if Jay really understands how many people are inspired by his story. So incredibly humble.

@thatdoomguy1379

2 жыл бұрын

@S a r a h 🖤 bruh seriously. You have to promote you basicly non physical prostitution on a video about some one suffing with addiction. If your not already ashamed of your self you should be now. Thats pathetic

@belialbradley222

2 жыл бұрын

@@thatdoomguy1379 Snooch to the nooch!

@ronthorn3

2 жыл бұрын

Previous heroine addict here and I had a very similar story with my niece and brother, She was getting older and I didn’t want to be that piece of shit uncle, it played a huge part in me getting clean.

@screamdreamer9085

2 жыл бұрын

You mean Jason?

@thatdoomguy1379

2 жыл бұрын

@@screamdreamer9085 i think more people know him as jay so i guess thats why ue said jay.

I am an alcohol addict in recovery and I cannot thank you all enough for telling your stories. It helps keep me sober for another a day. All the love sent your way . Such a fan of all three of you. AND WENDY!!!

@lordbottaro4549

2 жыл бұрын

Keep going Rachel, you’ve got this.

@bababooeydude

2 жыл бұрын

Hang in there im also fighting an alcohol addiction.

@jarrodpatterson4483

2 жыл бұрын

I'm am praying for you Rachel.

@marciahansen9694

2 жыл бұрын

Alcohol is evil! That is why it is called spirits! Best of luck to you in your recovery!

@AdamDavid

2 жыл бұрын

I'm addicted to food, but no one seems to care about my addition, I'm just "lazy and fat" but I can definitely relate to addition, you do something because it makes you feel good. It's hard to break a cycle like that, but it sucks when you have to eat or you'll die. I wish everyone would make an effort to understand the struggle that addition is. It takes love and compassion to help people get out of their funk.

Grew up on both these guys. Really inspiring seeing them both educating others through their stories.

@dezkarcy

2 жыл бұрын

Same man. I was way too young to watch their movies but I did anyway. It feels great to know Kevin stuck by him for so long.

I'm two and half years clean from heroin and I can tell you all that it's so hard to get clean and stay clean but I'm receiving a blocker injection that stops heroin working and I have that monthly and I chose to have the injection as extra security for myself and my family. The fact is that out of 100 addicts one will manage to recover and stay sober and I'm so happy to be a one percenter. Major respect to him for doing this and being so honest about it.

@tylerking439

2 жыл бұрын

Mad respect homie keep on doing great!

@PPsqueezer

2 жыл бұрын

My little brother is a heroin addict as well and battles with it. Been in and out of prison for years of his life. It breaks the family's heart. I wish you the best man and hope you remain strong for yourself and your loved ones.

@adamweston4152

2 жыл бұрын

@@PPsqueezer I get a injection once a month that blocks opiates meaning that heroin will not work and it's called BUVIDAL, try and find out if it's available where you are and see if you can get him on it, it's a life changer. I'm sorry to hear that you and the family are suffering, I hope that you can find the way to help him out the cycle of addiction, much love from Wales UK 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿❤️👍

@mk-ultramags1107

Ай бұрын

People call it a crutch but its all about quality of life.

Awesome story, glad he has been taking care of himself. One day at a time.

@MichaelDavis-si9bv

2 жыл бұрын

Just For Today!

@thatdoomguy1379

2 жыл бұрын

AHAHA I SERIOUSLY GOT MY REPLY REMOVED LIL

@acescalade4351

2 жыл бұрын

@@thatdoomguy1379 what was your reply?

@mylesscott509

2 жыл бұрын

I want to go on Steve o podcast

Jay and Kevin have one of the most inspirational love stories of all time.

@bradbutcher3984

2 жыл бұрын

Jay and silent bob?

@dylanreynolds7343

2 жыл бұрын

Hetero life mate

As a person that is in HEROIN RECOVERY myself I appreciate how open & honest he is being here. And Kevin is a WONDERFUL PERSON for letting him kick it to detox and get better or paying for his REHABS there is NO DOUBT that is one if the biggest reasons Jason is SOBER NOW, BIG UPS to Kevin for BEING A REAL ONE & A TRUE FRIEND!!!!

@aarongottfried5595

2 жыл бұрын

another award for a junkie finally being honest instead of screwing over everyone like their whole life. congrats

@chrishammer5925

2 жыл бұрын

I'll be honest, he does look just a little high during this interview. His pupils weren't pinpoints, but he scratched his face a bit, rambling on a bit, scratching his legs, his voice has that like undertone to it... Maybe he is on like a partial opiate for maintenance for years or something and is doing great on it. Or, maybe he's been high for so long, some of these tendencies have become more permanent! I really hope he wasn't on something else.

@freeman4real

2 жыл бұрын

@@aarongottfried5595 NOT REALLY but he didn't have to answer or be that open and honest & a SHIT TON of people who have money or a bit of fame have been or currently are using different things. I LIKED how open he was because I LIKE PEOPLE WHO TELL THE TRUTH and dont bullshit!!! And it is important for people attempting or going thru recovery to see people who have successfully gone thru it so they dont feel like fuck it it's too late now or people around them just give up completely as well THAT WAS MY POINT!! I cannot stand people who are just like oh well there a junkie so there not even a person anymore and shouldn't even have an opportunity to change or even live cause fucking junkie this or that & some junkies are not lying backstabbing people at all so get the fuck outta here with that!!!

@aarongottfried5595

2 жыл бұрын

@@freeman4real yes really given the reaponse. Addicts are the epitome of bullshit. And hes not sober

@freeman4real

2 жыл бұрын

@@aarongottfried5595 that is your opinion DOESN'T MAKE IT FACT you can have your opinion because they are like assholes everybody has one

Steve O intently gazing at his guests as they tell their story is so wholesome it's making my heart burst

The stuff about thanksgiving was heartbreaking but ultimately helped Jason. It’s so hard to make that step with an addict.

@TheSickjits

2 жыл бұрын

Often times there are many heart breaking things you must confront in order to deal with addiction. It's multitudes of heart breaking moments like this that eventually make people want to change. Emotional pain will trump all other forms of pain, the pain of physical addiction, the pain of mental need. Breaking the heart of someone you love is often a catalyst for this pain and change.

@TheSickjits

2 жыл бұрын

My family has worked in recovery for many years, and I've heard many years of gut wrenching stories similar to stuff like this. It's usually being such a disappointment or let down to friends and family that they often describe feeling less than human. It sucks but people really must hit rock bottom in order to want to move up.

Kevin is an extraordinary friend. Amazing, amazing human. Good thing he saw the incredible, amazing friend in you, Jason. A beautiful life-story, with a lot of hard moments.

@Lordhumongus

2 жыл бұрын

He's a fuckin jabroni

@sirsmokeefortwence25

2 жыл бұрын

So many people would've cut him off and left him behind when the movies started blowing up. Kevin is a real one.

@Lordhumongus

2 жыл бұрын

A real Jabroni.

Kevin sounds like a great friend to Jason! I’m sure that all of us, including Jason, appreciate the effort; one of the best things a person can do for another person, to be a loving encouragement

I’ve always respected KevinSmith but i do way more after hearing these stories from Jason. What just an incredible friend and human being.

*Deployed air bag reference in Clerks 2 (2006)* Jay: "Me and Slient Bob finally got a car, we're cruising down to the boardwalk, fuckin' cop pulls us over for suspicion of mischief.." "Wtf does that mean?" Jay: "We were driving around with a deployed air bag...."

Having at least one good friend could save your life.

Jason Mewes is the most remarkably lovable human being.

Both these guys were a huge part of my life growing up. I'm glad they're both sober and doing well for themselves.

I'm happy for this guy. So hard to get honest with ourselves. That painful detox is a good thing to remember

@letsgobrandon8375

2 жыл бұрын

You don't remember it for very long!!!!

@bradenharris8718

2 жыл бұрын

It's easy to forget though! The very last time I got clean and I've stayed clean since I actually documented it on my phone with videos and it's helped because shit dude I'd done the same thing dozens of times before it finally stuck this time because I'd get better and think about using and even knowing all that pain id convince myself it wasn't that bad and then fall right back into the shit.

Seeing these two together, sober and happy in 2022 is amazing. I’m almost 4 years clean from opiates, prescription amphetamines, and all that myself, and seeing my childhood hero’s doing the same makes me feel very happy. Keep it up Jay and Steve-O!

I appreciate you having addicts in recovery on the show. Means a lot man

Seeing these two together knowing what they’ve been through and seeing where they are now really just warms my fucking heart.

Thanks Jason for being able to knock out those movies with Kevin your characters where great

Man this Combo is Awesome, respect to both of you for being yourselves and even going through wild stuff you both try to bring up others with your experience.

@jamesteegardner2273

2 жыл бұрын

Just what I was thinking. These guys are only like 4 or 5 years older than I am, but I still looked up to them when I was a kid watching their stuff. Mallrats was so big with my friend group that I remember everyone changing their personalities to try and act like those characters. I'm glad both guys are doing OK. One from Cali, the other from Jersey, but they're both cut from the same cloth and I'm so glad that they both got out alive!

I was addicted to opiates for almost 10 years. I eventually got clean but relapsed a few weeks out from my 3 year anniversary. I snorted a fake pressed m30 and almost lost my life. I snorted it and fell out while on the phone with my now ex-girlfriend. Thankfully she was smart enough to call an ambulance to my home as I absolutely would have died that night. I haven't used since but it cost me my relationship. When people say addiction will take everything you love from you they're not kidding.

These stories of getting sober are really great to hear. 5 months sober here.

Congratulations Jay on your 11 years!! (I was 52 when I started using) I’m clean 2+ years from crack addiction if 2+ years...it was hell but thank gosh we can get out of active addiction!! You are such a great actor and I hope you know your worth!! Steve-O you’re amazing with your honesty and you are an inspiration as well!! ❤️

@independent2883

2 жыл бұрын

52 when you started?!? You must’ve been through some stuff to start using that late?!?

@stephaniepapaleo521

2 жыл бұрын

@@independent2883 I was a negative nancy my entire life, then after my mom died, i didn’t grieve. I got a new apartment fell in love with an addict...you know how that story goes, my beautiful apartment turned into the black hole of active addiction...I’m alive and finally not negative, I get the looks of disbelief when ppl find out I’m 56 and started using at 52 lol 😂 I was definitely an “immature naive” adult 😂 oh yeah, trauma good ole trauma, too

@chadsmith5933

2 жыл бұрын

@@stephaniepapaleo521 no I don't know how it goes...who falls in love with an crack addict?

@stephaniepapaleo521

2 жыл бұрын

@@chadsmith5933 Believe it or not, there are crack addicts who use on weekends thinking they are fine, doctors, lawyers...etc ( I “partied” with an attorney who ended up disbarred but he was still respected in the community) I fell in love with a guy that hid his opiate addiction from me for 3 months (he was a personal trainer) 😂 before I found out, by then he had moved in and I was so desperate to be with him that I tried to “fit in” by using crack with him, after one week of using crack I knew I was an addict but since I held a job I could hide it from my family for about a year, after that I wanted crack and pushed everyone away. Luckily I got into treatment and now I look back on that pathetic, selfish person I used to be.

@chadsmith5933

2 жыл бұрын

@@stephaniepapaleo521 lmao the ego on people thinking they won't get addicted....I'm sorry you went through that I have seen my mom and many friends fall to it I will never touch that hot garbage

What a fucking friend! I wish I had a homie that sat next to me & pushed me through detox.. Kev you’re the shit

11 years! I didn’t know he was doing that good. Happy for this guy. Seems like such a sweet dude.

Me being a recovering addict.. I love listening to these recovery stories.. a lot of our people are dying out there... Dropping like flies... Especially after going through this pandemic... A lot of meetings have shut down And are finally starting to open back up... Thank you for sharing 🙏🏼

@needmetal3221

2 жыл бұрын

It's a shame. Here in west palm beach some were shut down, reopened and never grew back. Many are doing just fine though

@chop-daresistance7514

2 жыл бұрын

@@needmetal3221 yeah.. 6 addicts that I was close to in the past year are no longer with us.. it's so important we stay connected.. keep on keepin on brother.. no addict seeking recovery need die from the disease of addiction

@rsohlich1

2 жыл бұрын

Prohibition continues to create more and more dangerous alternatives. Crazy now. Oxy was bad but fent is completely different since it's almost impossible to accurately gauge a dose.

@dmo848

2 жыл бұрын

Lol thank u for sharing. I hated those meetings 🤣

@needmetal3221

2 жыл бұрын

@@dmo848 smoke one for me

Always enjoyed Jay's & Kevin's movies. Glad he's in a better place now.

@neurohack9038

2 жыл бұрын

Too bad Kevin lost his soul.

@jr2904

2 жыл бұрын

@Newsbender last one I enjoyed was Zack and Miry

The dog just chilling is the best part🐶❤️

I always liked Jay, I'm glad he's sober now. it's pretty inspirational seeing him and steve-o having a clear conversation together about sobriety.

Strange how you can respect people you don’t know more then the ones you do. Very happy Steve is doing good and sober. I swear he has inspired me and I’m ending my bad habits that I’ve been doing for 26 years and I start today time to grow up and be a man cause I know I got lots of potential thank you Steve lots of love

@flaquis2729

2 жыл бұрын

I'm right with ya...day 1

There are some people that everyone is always rooting for no matter how many times things get rough Jason Mewes is one of those people

This is true friendship.

Kevin is a true friend to stick by Jason. I wish nothing but the best for Jason. One day at a time

Everyone needs a friend like that in life. Best hearts out there.

15 bucks little man, put that shit in my hand! What a legend.

11 Years sober Jay I am so very proud of you sir! I grew up watching your movies and you were one of my favorite actors man I had no idea you struggled with drugs but very glad to see you doing good brother. God bless

I just want to say fucking thank you Kevin for helping Jason like this man you are a angel It is so good seeing Jason and Steve-o talking about this stuff addiction is truly hell

I’m thankful you’re still here, Jay. Keep on on good path. The world needs you.

11 years....congrats Jay keep it up dude...jay and silent bob are entertaining as fuck

At 8:27 when Jason Mewes is talking and Steve-O is just smiling, because he knows.

You’re such a great interviewer!! You actually listen!! You allow your guesses to talk, and tell such great stories. You really have such a gift. Keep doing these!!!

Recently had an encounter with a higher power and after 11 years I got sober. You’re a stronger man than me. If that hadn’t happened to me I wouldn’t have. You’re the man. These videos help people I think.

Speaking as a recovering addict, Kevin Smith is a wonderful human being for standing by his friend like that. He probably saved his life

kevin smith is such a good friend and nice guy overall. Such a real and beautiful friendship.

Jason Mewes is awesome,hilarious and a really cool guy. And Kevin is how a true friend should be. I hope these guys never stop working together.

Bless you Kevin Smith!!!! Congrats on 11 yrs JAY!!!!! Dogma still one of my favorite movies!!!!

The way Steve was genuinely happy to hear about Jay's 11 years of sobriety was truly wholesome

Absolutely amazing friendship this is what true brotherhood looks like you look out for your family and you keep them accountable so happy and proud that you’re clean ! 🙏

I love the respect and acceptance SteveO gives his guests. He treats everybody the same…..and he doesn’t talk over them the whole interview.

My son, who is 6 months sober from fent, went to Jason's show tonight!! It's gonna to be great for him to see someone who came from the same terrible addiction of opiates ❤ proud of my baby, Jay and Steve-O 🙏 we do recover!!!!❤❤❤

Steve showing off his interview skills by being the listener while Jay was dishing out...ya dude

@chucknorris277

2 жыл бұрын

Jay and silent Steve..... super dad joke sorry couldn't resist myself

@SkankNeurotique

2 жыл бұрын

@@chucknorris277 :rimshot:

It’s crazy how much drugs can change the face of someone. Jay is a stand up guy. Super funny. Good to see he’s doing well now. And Kevin, just one of the best people and friends someone could have in their life.

@daniellee9763

2 жыл бұрын

I didnt recognize him

I don't even care about Jay's ramblings. Steveo's puppy is just so freaking sweet, and adorable.

Amazing to hear these stories, thank you Jason & as always Steve-O for being so open with addiction struggles/recovery topics! For myself I struggle with drinking and to hear all of this truly helps. All the best to everyone out there fighting the fight!

It is so amazing that these guys got help and have been enjoying recovery for a long time now. Two funny and great guys that didn't get taken by drugs Thank God.

Jay, I don’t know you, nor ever met you. But I’m fucking proud of you, dude. I’m glad you’re still here, and your sobriety is inspiring. Same with Steve-O, you’re two people that really shaped my formative years and this interview really hit home. I wish you both all the love in the world.

@monkeylove2620

Жыл бұрын

Yes :)

I know you're not going to see this, but @JayMewes, you're one of the reasons I got clean. Thank you for showing me that we all can overcome that beast.

Man I've struggled with drug addiction in the past. It's a hell of a thing to get past. Love both of those dudes

Wow what an amazing friendship. Continuing to be there for a person who is cycling in and out of active addiction repeatedly isnt easy.

Always be thankful to those who truly stand by you

CONGRATS J... LOVE YA BROTHER AND GOD BLESS 🙏❤️👍

Awesome to hear about the friendship and support that Kevin gave Jason, that’s beautiful man. Anyone else really baffled that Jason was given opiates by medical professionals after he explained that he was in recovery? Was that really the only choice?

This is one of my favorite crossovers

Thanks Steve ! I love that guy ! He s a great memory of the 90’s . Great times .

Steve-O, thank you for learning great interviewing skills and timing. The love you have for humans is palpable.

I pray for both of y’all’s continued good health. Keep healing and growing as a person and us fans will be with you guys every step of the way God bless y’all!

I met him during one of the tougher times he was going through, so seeing him messed up first hand, and seeing him now, it's fantastic. I wish I could meet this guy, it was a pleasure meeting him regardless but I really wish I could meet this version.

I admire these two cats, both for their contributions to the entertainment industry and sobriety!!!

I remember Kevin talking about this. He basically let Jason sleep at his House and watched him like a Hawk. There brothers for real. Im glad he stopped, ive been down that road with painkillers and being Veteran. 6 years clean. Good for you Jason.

Addiction is so Godamn tough…..mentally and physically. I feel like people who have never had a really good addiction just has no clue how bad it is. So glad that these dudes got better. The struggle never truly goes away…..it gets a bit easier but it’s never totally “good”

@rachaeldangelo1337

2 жыл бұрын

I wish I could transfer the way I would feel to my mom and dad when I would be sick not having a shot of heroin just so they could know the complete agony I was in while dope sick or withdrawing they would just think I was saying I was sick and couldn't function was all just a ploy to get them to feel bad and give me a 20 to go cop and get well. But my mom was more sympathetic cuz she would see that I wasn't making up what I was going through when I would be throwing up shaking and drenched in sweat looking like I was gonna die but that would be like on day 2 without any opiates and it would be a 21 period before I would start feeling normal and could get up and walk around

@Owlbutterfly

2 жыл бұрын

Right

steve-o's laugh is the best. so glad to see jason well

everyone needs a true friend like Kevin in their life, what a blessing for Jason

Everyone needs a friend like Kevin Smith, Jason is very fortunate to have him in his life 🙂

Man its sad knowing my childhood idols suffered the same battles I did but it's cool knowing we grew up and grew past addiction into real adulthood and became these awesome people

Good luck and strength to him..been dealing with a opiate addict for 15 years its rally bad this last 2 years ..

@jjccg9415

2 жыл бұрын

Stop enabling them. Kick them out and cut them off.

I love how he had his back through everything as a real friend instead of just dumping him at his lows.

Kevin must be so proud of Jay right now. Seeing him at his worst. To now seeing him as a clean healthy father.

Hearing him talk about coming off the opiates has me in my head a little right now. I've been on methadone since 2015, but I didn't stop using until 2018. The past 4 years have allowed me to put my life back together in a way that I never could have if I had to deal with withdrawal. I have major respect for those who quit cold turkey and stayed straight. Every time I would quit it wouldn't be 6 months until I used again. Well, my life is now in a very good place, I have money saved, more money coming in than going out, I live like and feel like an entirely different person; the next thing on the list is the methadone. I'm doing just fine, down to 41mg this week from 135mg when I started. I gotta say I'm kinda fucking terrified to go through it this one last time. I know this will be the last, drugs have become so foreign in my life, there's just no place for it to sneak in from. Still sucks though. It's Crazy to think that I went from being homeless for like 3 years, strung out on heroin, crack, meth, and whatever else I could find to building jet engines in my shop that I built from basically scratch, having a gaming PC that *I* built in every room, a nice car, and a life that I never thought I could have imagined in a million years. Shits crazy. One last hurdle man...

@masterred82

2 жыл бұрын

Listen to Jay and Silent Bob get old (podcast) its all about Jason's struggle with drugs. Good luck Brother

@JordynHealing

2 жыл бұрын

you fucking got this man! God bless. You've come so far and got so much fight in you

@josephflannery9015

Жыл бұрын

@@masterred82I second this. Jay is a great role model for keeping it straight

Steve-O's genuine reaction (5:44) to Mewes stating he's eleven years sober is why I love him. It's also why he's becoming such an outstanding podcast host and comic so quickly. He's 100% genuine, and that's hard to come by in comedy, because most people think you have to ham it up or create some character to be successful.

Congrats on 11 years sober, dude. Keep it movin'.

Jason Mewes' growth as an actor from Clerks to Dogma was impressive. Matt Damon said Jason was so good in Dogma that he didn't want to be in the same scenes as him. Tell'em Stevedave!

Jay is a legend! Love this dude!

Shows how much Kevin truly loves Mews

I love the way you openly support sobriety steve-o. And not hide your past away in shame. it helps me feel amazing about the sober life that I live. I'm proud of you. And I know God is to.

Jason is an absolute legend

6:04 I can't believe that is a real story and they put it in a movie. 10/10

I'm 11 years sober myself. I love hearing and seeing my favourite humans are sober now. If you're struggling with addiction let me say you can beat it and over come your demons I promise. All you have to do is believe in your self. I know that corny but that's the main ingredient in sobriety.

Clerks is a classic ...still to this day one of my fav movies ...glad Jason is doing good ..

I restarted my sobriety clock on Friday night after almost 90 days sober.... Here we go again, going for a full 365 at least this time.

@vnette9777

2 жыл бұрын

You can do it.Im praying for you.

@MrJackdupuis

2 жыл бұрын

why don't you try going for just one day, and do that everyday.

@philrob4468

2 жыл бұрын

I started with 1 day at a time man I never think of a long-term goal... I'm at 3 years now just one day at a time and keep moving forward

Kevin is a true friend! You are very lucky to have a friend like him Jay....glad you got through all that....