I heard Steve-O say “rock bottom is when you stop digging” and I started crying man… I need to stop digging

@nicholasjames8576

9 ай бұрын

Do it brother stop digging yourself deeper and deeper you got this one step at a time bro 💪🙏

@Channiej93

7 ай бұрын

Just read your comment cmon you can do it ☝️ hope everything is well with you stay strong!

@E2theBizzle

6 ай бұрын

You got this

@johngault4790

4 ай бұрын

@dylanferguson2248 you can do it I spent 20 years on heroin I'm now two months clean and I never thought I could do it but now I can't imagine doing it again. I get it I know I still love it but that lifestyle is miserable and I never want to live like that again.

@jenniferburton7044

3 ай бұрын

I went to rehab 7 TIMES. I’m now sober almost 6 years. You CAN and WILL do this my brother! You’ve got the power inside of you.

That pool thing was a great analogy! It's insane how SteveO has changed his life around. It makes you really respect & root him.

@cashcito5560

10 ай бұрын

pause

@derekwilson6407

10 ай бұрын

@@cashcito5560 unpause

Bam is a legend to the internet and he dont even know it or cares. Bam pioneered the idea of filming himself and friends doing stuff. now a days its all about filming yourself doing stuff for views/likes. Bam would have no problem getting back to it

@RealReelsRightHere

10 ай бұрын

Yeah it’s pretty sad man . And I hate how people talk so bad ab him bc anybody who’s dealt with addiction knows it’s literally a sickness and a lot of people can’t beat it . Even with all the resources in the world . I hope bam gets better

@Leetokee101

10 ай бұрын

Pfffffff yeah ok, well why isn't he back on the Grind then? Lol

@Leetokee101

10 ай бұрын

Bro. He said he didn't give a fuck and he'd continue smoking crack because he fxxked up custody situations with his kid, Yeah "Thx Dad", gtfoh.

@Flowmaster925

10 ай бұрын

@@Leetokee101 thats exactly what we are wondering. maybe no one told him he would be fine? o yea His brain is telling him he wont be fine, and thats the battle he needs to win

@ryguy832

10 ай бұрын

He don't evan like the dude lol

Steve O is the man. so happy he's turned his life around and is sober now. great example for so many people out there.

@txddyfarquh3916

10 ай бұрын

A shame it's not rubbing off on Bam...he's beyond fxckd and he'll never get himself straight. Farrr too much easy temptation around him

@Bucketoriley

10 ай бұрын

Yeah same but hes kind of self riteous a bit

@morgancross5454

10 ай бұрын

What on earth are you on about?! He's the least self righteous recovering addict I've ever seen. Doesn't gloat or boast about being clean. Ever.

@MsMN7677

10 ай бұрын

@@morgancross5454I totally agree with you! Bam also tried to save Steve-O’s life too. He just said, he’s never pushed being sober or anything on him. Acknowledging that he’s just not ready yet. Etc. Steve-O is very humble about his sobriety & worked so hard on getting his sober and maintaining it! It makes me so happy to see him so happy, healthy, & living his best life to me honestly! I’ve never heard that before about the rock bottom is only as far as you dig; you need to stop digging & that’s your bottom. His analogy is so true about the pool being so cold can’t imagine going in and getting in going down the steps you won’t get in your fooling yourself; we all know that the best way is to jump into the deep end, how quickly you acclimate, & you’re not cold. I think it’s the same with rehab you have to just jump in the deep end and fully submerse yourself into it. I also know that I can’t go around pushing people into pools and realized my analogy was flawed bc they can get right back out as I’ve seen them do many times. It’s sad. I’m a mom of an addict who is in recovery for just over 5 years now after many failed attempts at rehab & jail etc. I say that I’m a blessed mom bc I got my child back, from the deepest depths of addiction which nearly took her life multiple times, when far too many moms/parents sadly don’t but I will say that it took her coming to the point where she wanted it for herself, went to rehab where she gave everything she had into what was required & more, and it was like a miracle when at each time I saw her during her time inpatient I could literally finally see & hear the girl I’d raised coming back too, completed the inpatient care treatment, outpatient care treatment, and is now living her best life happily and healthy. She got married last summer and is a mom who has her first child fully back again and a little boy! I agree with Steve-O that you never give up but also you have to know that you can’t make someone else become sober bc it just doesn’t work. I’m so happy to see you so happy, healthy, living your best life @Steve-O. You’re truly an inspiration for many people!! Salute & respect to you! 🫡✨🙏🤍

@PK__44

10 ай бұрын

@@Bucketorileyas he should be

I’m 2 weeks away from being 3 years sober in recovery from alcoholism and people like Steve inspire me so much. It’s defly true that the moment you start telling yourself the battle is over and “you’re fine” you’re already in dangerous waters. The relapse happens way before the first drink, it starts with your thinking days weeks even months before you actually pick up the drink or drug. I love watching Steve so tell his journey.

@bajorekjon

10 ай бұрын

Good stuff man keep it going. I agree there have been several times where I got too comfortable in recovery and relapsed seemingly out of nowhere.

@Keith_Mikell

10 ай бұрын

I met him in 13 at an aa convention.

@ghettoguilt

10 ай бұрын

@@Keith_Mikell man that’s so dope!

@dd61125

10 ай бұрын

you will likely relapse.

@america1st721

9 ай бұрын

talk to us in 10 years

The pool analogy is so spot on and profound

Steve-O & Brandon Novak who were huge addicts are now sober and advocates for sobriety/recovery from addiction is such a trip because Bam ended up turning into an alcoholic drug user. Crazy how Bam ended up becoming what his friends used to be

Anyone old enough to remember Steve-O in his peak addiction days - like, as it happened - it's wild to see how measured and reasonable he is (and inspirational, I'm sure). He doesn't hate, he gets it, he's been there, but like he says, if Bam doesn't want to get better, he won't. You can't force him. I really hope Bam gets better - but I personally can't see him ever getting there right now, given the past 10 years or so of failed attempts. Mainly cos I can't imagine anyone that had everything and was rewarded for the 'I do what i want attitude' ever could wrap their head around a measured or sober life. He's been conditioned to live in excess. Sad thing is if you'd have told me when I was 15 buying CKY2K on VHS that there'd be dead or habitually addicted people amongst the people I saw as heroes, I'd have been surprised because they felt untouchable and indestructible at the time to me. Age catches everyone, and throw addiction into the mix it's not pretty.

@dungoofed8983

10 ай бұрын

wow, man. so deep. thanks for a wall of text about your boring life and opinions 😎👍

@ChrisGower

10 ай бұрын

@@dungoofed8983 oh you do sarcasm

@OGbobbyKUSH

10 ай бұрын

Like laying in 100s of whip it carts 😂 piles of powder all around! Yeah those were the days! 🤣

@TheBlister69

10 ай бұрын

I question Novak sobriety

@sleevelessace

10 ай бұрын

yeah and steve i cimepletly forgets how messed up he was n looks his nose at bam says hes helping him when he just belittles him n treats him like shit hes an addict n should know it takes multiple relapses (usually untill they finally get sober)

Its crazy to see steve o And Novak being sober and bam beeing the drunk/junky

The cold pool analogy was beautiful

Theres no doubt in my mind that if Bam was sober and thinking clearly and creatively he would be wildly successful at whatever he would pursue whether thats a podcast, web series, or a movie or book. Dudes success rate at whatever he touched was like 100% movies, tv, radio, skateboarding, music, he killed it all

@Loganichols123

9 ай бұрын

It’s so true Bam has always been an, “eyes on me”, type of person. Those people are always successful no matter the faults. It’s just the faults you have to get over…

Bam just has too many demons in his head. He doesn't want to be sober because being F'ed up lowers the volume. I get it. It's really hard.

Crazy how Stevo had a massive problem with drugs and alcohol many years ago to now giving advice on rehabilitation his done so well 🙌🏼

@Jason-eo1rh

10 ай бұрын

Can you copy and paste a dozen more times? I don't think people say this enough in KZread comments SMFH

@juanflores7475

10 ай бұрын

​@@Jason-eo1rh😂😂😂

@babykuttthroat3410

9 ай бұрын

Real life motivation. An example that sobriety is possible for anyone💯 no matter what. Salute 2 Steve O 4 making it this far and sharing his story. That’s truly amazing🙌🏼

@Rocko1990

4 ай бұрын

He is a statistical anomaly

Steve o just gave the perfect articulation on an addict being sober

Love the pool analogy, definitely using that one. Thanks Steve-O.

@dannyvalward1524

9 ай бұрын

Yeah, but some jump into a pool, stay in there for a while thinking they are fine, and then they cramp and go under 😅 Telling that one cause it actually happend to me for once in an actuall pool and with meds. I could stay of heavy stuff, but after a while I got severly depressed till some doctor accidently gave me the right medication. Bams behavier, constant relapses and fear of boredom makes me think he seriously needs the right medication to stay sober.

Whoever came up with the cold pool analogy...kudos

Bam, if you read this, we miss and love ❤️ you. Come back to us.

Back in his hayday Bam was regularly recognized as the most famous man in the world. He was so famous and influential from his early 20s that it broke his mind. No human can handle that.

When you've been in 'recovery' from addiction for a while, you can spot who is serious about getting and staying clean , and who is still kidding themselves immediately

WTF. Steve-O just explained sobriety.

It is amazing to see steveo like this

Imagine how big bam would be and how much money he would be making if he got his act together...im talkin podcasts,merchn,books even touring or something to

My mom has been sober for 8 years. She always says " everday I'm fighting to stay sober".

I LOVE THAT POOL ANALOGY...I GET IT

Damn, that was fkn powerful. That pool analogy was amazing.

"rock bottom is whenever you stop digging" -- by far the most significant phrase/ rational that steve-o has ever said [and idc if he's simply repeating what he's heard during his own successful recovery, and his willingness to share his demons to the world]

Good work Adam, if Steve O can do it, anyone can!

Bam's life went downhill when Ryan Dunn passed away. He stopped caring and started abusing. I hope they reunite. Loved yall since 2002.

@spartanracer

9 ай бұрын

Yeah but Ryan’s death was YEARS ago. Bam can’t keep using that as an excuse for his continued spiral. I lost my best friend as well and I know the feeling but it doesn’t excuse over a decade of addiction and shit behavior

@rickypruitt6156

9 ай бұрын

@@spartanracer nobody asked you toonbot

@Jimmymatthewb

9 ай бұрын

Everybody knows that. Everybody knows about Ryan.

@fuckit1738

9 ай бұрын

⁠@@spartanracernot everyone is the same jackass, peoples mental is far different from person to person. What’s easy for you may not be easy for the next.

@Mw3DRiiPs

4 ай бұрын

Hes been abusing drugs his whole life. Even before Dunn's death. Its definitely a factor tho, but it just now took a toll since hes in his 40s and his body is failing due to age and abuse. Theres a time to quit. Or your body will eventually quit for you.

T.I’s son got teeth like Steve-O

@lethweiblackbelt

10 ай бұрын

😂😂 if only he had a bigger face and head but he so small it looks funny af 🤣

@MistaPlaya-zo4ix

10 ай бұрын

T.I’s son can’t close his mouth

@odiefromthego

10 ай бұрын

Worst

@tehuti112

10 ай бұрын

*has

@NoLyinEvry1sDyin

10 ай бұрын

He'll grow into them 😂😂😂

Steve-O just said some Shakespeare ass shit💯

@m.g.2645

10 ай бұрын

✨ hehehe😆

Bam's a lost cause, this is just who he wants to be. He doesn't want to change. It is what it is, he's a grown man and if he wants to slowly kill himself then there's not really anything anyone can do.

@thehealthylife5715

10 ай бұрын

I understand he needs to settle down on the drugs and partying but is a life being sober really the answer? Sounds boring asf

@sarahribblett7978

10 ай бұрын

Some people unfortunately don’t have self control when it comes to substance use. Even a tiny bit can bring out the worst in their addiction or make them spiral. Sometimes being sober is the only way to save yourself, your health, and/or your life. I’d take “boring” over being dead/unhealthy.

@thehealthylife5715

10 ай бұрын

@@sarahribblett7978 yeah exacly I agree some people need to

@AuntLALA

9 ай бұрын

Lost cause? My God I hope you have ppl in your life that DON'T ever feel that way about you

@CubGhost

2 ай бұрын

Hella clever way to show everyone on the internet that you don’t understand a single thing about addiction.

What a good analogy stevo made about the pool its so true

Bam is the definition of you can't get sober unless You want to. Only thing getting in Bams way is Bams ego and something that is obvious now is Bams inner self. He is trying all day everyday to muffle and push down some sort of trauma and anxiety inside his mind

I have an amazing story, if anyone's interested. One day I was driving home and I felt the presence of the Lord, come down to me from above. It was as real as anything and I felt so comfortable with Him. I knew if I asked Him to play a song on the radio, He would. So I said "Ok Lord, play Come as you are..." I didn't know what station it was on or anything, but I turned the radio on and the song started playing right on the spot, perfectly... I started getting flooded with chills inside, trembling, and crying tears of joy. When I got home, He stayed with me for 10 minutes till I got out of the car. Since then, I've been getting prayers answered wayyyy more often, because that experience made me stop doubting when I pray, and I follow Biblical instructions for praying, as best I can.

Me agreeing to everything in this video while smoking a j and drinking a beer

Man i don't usually comment anymore, but hearing Steve-O talk about wanting Bam to be sober, killing it, and just be with him legit made my cry. He just wants his friend to be back and okay...

Finally a interview I want to see

The scariest part about being sober is that I can relapse.

@BobbySlackem-fd1uh

10 ай бұрын

Yea and the scariest part of living is that you can die stfu and be a man you puss e

@owengraziano7288

2 ай бұрын

But the fact that you know that and are so aware of it only means that you’re better prepared to deal with those demons in healthy ways, because there are plenty of recovering addicts who don’t realize that and a lot of them end up relapsing because they thought the fight was over. Self awareness goes such a long way when it comes to sobriety and mental health. I wish you nothing but the best.

Great clip, thank you

Saw Bam last year in Oct. in Vegas at Planet Hollywood for the tattoo convention, he also went to When We Were Young he was 100% on another level wasted. So sad. When he lost Ryan and lost himself. 😢

take a shot every time steveo says : like

As someone who’s been around addicts and some family Bam is the worst case comparatively. He’s been in and out more than most addicts despite having more resources and support than majority of addicts. While it’s always gonna be an uphill battle he really hasn’t done himself favors. Every time he came out it was easy to see he didn’t actually accept the help when he was in by his wording, tone, eye movement etc. If he ever wants to get better he really has to “accept” and “admit” that he has a problem and wants to fix it. So far I haven’t seen that he truly wants it yet

@jonathanramos8414

9 ай бұрын

My dad is a heavy drinker too. He has gone a year with no alcohol. But then he has had relapse after relapse. I don't think he will ever be sober permanently. That's why I don't drink or smoke. And of course I stay away from hard drugs. I don't want to be a slave to it.

@tafua_a

5 ай бұрын

Most of the rehab stints were pretty much forced onto him, and he always blamed somebody else for it. "I don't have a problem with alcohol, you have a problem with me drinking!" Recently I've heard he's doing better, and he probably finally saw that he actually had a problem with substance abuse, and that was the source of all of the legal problems he's been having.

“That’s why we can do it, because we’re not okay” 🔥🔥🔥

Bam's right being sober is boring AF but being bored is better than being dead.

@rhysm.5915

10 ай бұрын

Most people aren't bored once they get enough time away from being fucked up. It took probably like 9 months for me to truly enjoy hobbies again.

@isaacalbright3115

10 ай бұрын

@@rhysm.5915 Hope I get to that point one day. Going on 4 years sober this December. God bless.

@rhysm.5915

10 ай бұрын

@@isaacalbright3115 I hope you find something that brings you joy! Major congrats on 4 years!

The pool analogy was great Steve O

Steveo and bamare like the soul brothers

Minute 6:42 is where Steveo-O is always wrong. He says jumping in is the ONLY way to get in the pool. He knows that is false. Some people wade into a pool slowly but surely and get to the same point as the person that dived in, but at their own pace. Steve, your way doesn't make it the right or wrong way. So long as the person gets in that pool is what counts. So stop preaching the "my way or the highway" approach.

@dsc-nr5zy

10 ай бұрын

So, in your opinion, will Bam get better, or will he end up dead as a middle-aged man?

@elge9999

10 ай бұрын

Yea but you missed the part where he said his life was on fire, safe to say Bam is on fire and not in a good way..do you tip your toes in to the pool at that point? that’s me being judgmental but eventually you have to judge behavior.

@pete7720

5 ай бұрын

7:24 apparently you didn't even finish the interview. There is a problem with his analogy. He mentions that.......

The pool analogy is honestly so well thought and put together. I get was he's saying 100%, been on a recovery mental state myself i can confirm that doing things gradually at some point will make you fall back, the best way is really just waking up one day and do a 360* spin and trying to maintain it for a couple days.

@melloshreader

9 ай бұрын

Yeah, absolutely one of the best illustrations I’ve ever heard. Like he said “you can’t go round shoving pool in pools” they’re just going to get pissed of with you no matter how well the intentions and they’re just gonna climb straight back out. They have to want it and sadly some people will never want it.

Can't wait for the fill episode this is legendary!! 💯🔥🚀🔥🚀🐐👑🐐👑

I really wish bam held it together.. I remember sitting up late nights watching Viva la Bam and jackass, me and my friends would try to mimic the skate tricks and stunts they did.. Bam really fuelled a whole generation of skaters.. watching him makes you realise how fragile life really is

@AzureMoebius22

10 ай бұрын

Bam was, for lack of more accurate words, a childhood hero for me. I wanted to live his lifestyle (pulling pranks on friends, going on fun trips to places, building crazy hangouts and things of the like) he was a big part of my later teen years, and to see him just fall apart like this hurts. I loved watching all of his nonsense on Jackass and Viva La Bam, I even own the entire VLB series on DVD. Dunn's death was sadly the catalyst that started this whole chain reaction, and I just hold onto some slim hope that he can return to normal.

Adam talking about wanting to take accountability is funny 😂

@spencerscott9935

9 ай бұрын

ya i got confused for a sec lol, but i guess he had a friend he said that was worse then bam? and that he shoulda put them in a rehab but like that right there just tells me he doesn’t understand that his buddy or whoever he’s talking about has to want to be ready and go, you can’t “51-50” someone bc that’s basically what it is but for substance abuse lol, can’t do it it like that

@tafua_a

5 ай бұрын

@@spencerscott9935 While they did that for Steve-o, his case was different as he had continuously put out email after email that were basically an unhinged call for help. He wasn't just on drugs, he was secluded from the world and doing nothing but do drugs and send emails to a huge list of people.

Wildly good analogy by Steve-O 🔥

Crazy how bam peaked so young in life and Steveo is now peaking in life. I would have thought the opposite. Bam seemed crazy but normal since he was young lifting life. Steveo on the other hand was crazy and for sure thought he’ll be gone soon with all the stuff he did.

Steve O is always so positive and on the up, with his branding. Best vibes always, and wishing best for Bam.

Did Steve o really just quote Mary Catherine Calder from Superstar🎉😂🎉😂

I love Steve's pool analogy

Ditch the 60yr OG gangsters nobody's heard of and interview people like Steve o more.

It’s sad that things could’ve been better for Bam had he just accepted responsibility and get his shit together. Talking shit to Steve after everything he did to help Bam definitely was the last nail in the coffin.

I miss the keyword "self control" in these types of conversations, as if the only two choices are between self destruction with alcohol and never touching it again in your entire life instead of just drinking occasionally like most people do. I drink seasonally, in an active season I drink almost every single weekend, usually friday and saturday evening, and then in off season I probably drink like once every two months or so, sometimes I drink until I am proper drunk and hungover, sometimes I just drink a few so that I am just slightly buzzed at most, depends on the circumstances. I am not super disciplined either, so if I can do it pretty much anyone should be able to, yet the "drink, but do it somewhat responsibly" option is rarely ever mentioned by these people.

@tafua_a

5 ай бұрын

By the time you're an addict, your self control is tossed out the window. When you're an alcoholic, you can't drink responsibly. As Jake "The Snake" Roberts put it, "one drink is too much and a thousand ain't enough". Addiction is a chronic illness, and as such you will never be the same as you were before.

I was a heavy coke and pill addict. When I got sober, I just kinda woke up one day and stopped cold turkey. No programs or meetings or anything like that. And I was spending probably $1000 a week on drugs, stealing, scamming, hustling and sleeping in a hole I dug. For a Bam to have that much support, multiple rehab trips, more than enough money to carry him for a years, I think maybe just let him fail. There’s probably things he feels sober that are so unbearable, that he can’t enjoy the privileged life he made for himself. Maybe when everyone just lets him be a fool, living in a hole, he’ll snap out of it.

Where’s the whole thing?

As an addict I fuckin love steveo I’m sure every addict does

I think this his audience this the type of people he should be interviewing

Radio Bam in 2023 would be a trip bro

Where’s the full episode

@7:00 needed that big bruh💪🏻no more daily cigs only celebration cigs🔥🔥

Love StevO 💪

He's got those crazy Don Vito eyes now. It's gonna be hard for him to come back

Ryan Dunn was that guy too 💪 used to come into the bar I worked at pretty much once in a blue moon and was always down to talk and believe it or not dude was always talking about watches 😂 RIP Dunn one cool ass down to earth mf

@shellyalstead9159

10 ай бұрын

I know Ryan Dunn was a great guy. Heard it many times. But, anybody that drinks and drives gets what they get. Unfortunately, too often they take others with them. My family has been there with a drunk hitting someone we loved. Fuck dunn

I listened to Steve O's podcast for several hours and his raspiness and throat clearing is super annoying in a podcast format

Steve O was always jealous of Bam and now he won't stop talking $hit about him

As Atmosphere once said, "Junkies don't bounce til they hit the ground"...

idk if Bam is well off financially, but that also plays into the addiction, in the sense that having money makes it easier to keep buying drugs

@RealReelsRightHere

10 ай бұрын

Exactly . Not only that but people won’t be honest with you if they feel like you have the resources to make their own life better . It’s sad really

@masterzombie161

10 ай бұрын

Not just that but the people he hangs out with too enable him to drink and do drugs.

stevos analogies are on point

Sober since 9th of December now. Hard to keep it going but I am

@owengraziano7288

2 ай бұрын

Good luck man. The important thing is that you want it and that you’re serious about it. At the moment my best friend is very much in the same boat as Bam so I’m very aware of the importance of wanting to get sober and actually putting in the effort. Ik this comment is a few months old, hopefully you’re still sober and you stay sober and if not then just keep trying because it’s never too late. Either way I’m rooting for you.

I didn’t get sober properly until I learned to be honest about how much trouble I was actually in. I was always qualifying my behaviours with bullshit excuses and victim mentality.. fake macho bravado and toxic self image and all that stuff.. I had to admit that I was killing myself and I can’t stop and I’m fucking terrified because I don’t want to go out like that. You’ve got to turn and face what’s chasing you down and I don’t think Bam has ever admitted how fucked he is.. I think he’s still qualifying his behaviour the way I used to. These days I talk to my addiction like it’s sitting next to me in the damn car. All day all the time. You need to be honest about how powerful a bully it is and give it your utmost respect. You’re never cured but you got your eye on the enemy and you outsmart it, some days easily.. others it’s white knuckles.. always taking it one day at a time.

@owengraziano7288

2 ай бұрын

Self-awareness really is everything when it comes to sobriety

I found my boyfriend dead last may from a heroin overdose, i went to prison 3 weeks after for theft so embarrassing but i got 14months anyway that judge saved my life been clean since i hope he gets the help he needs ❤

@owengraziano7288

2 ай бұрын

So sorry to hear about your boyfriend, but I’m glad that you used it as an opportunity to get sober. Addiction is not something I would wish on even my worst enemy and it takes a certain type of strength to be able to overcome those demons. I hope you’re doing well ❤️

Check it out. When u have kids it hits people different. If u see ur child born and don't wanna get sober for ur true flesh and blood nothing will make u wanna quit

The battle is over. Been over for me since 2018. I was a hardcore meth addict, but I've been done with it. Some days I think about some of the times I had. Sometimes I go weeks where I don't think about at all. Whether I'm thinking about it or not though I know I'll never do it again. It's not something I gotta be on guard with. These AA and Rehab people are crazy. Freaks.

It wouldn't surprise me in the slightest if we lost bam to an overdose. If he can't stop for his kids then I don't see him stopping at all.

@cd4387

10 ай бұрын

It’s definitely coming.

@juliansroadside7624

9 ай бұрын

More like liver failer 😢

interesting he said this thing with sober life being boring, its the exact conclusion me and my friends came to a few years back .. sucks to realise that living this normal life you remember so well won't ever be the same, you never forget the feeling of drugs .. its embedded into your brain forever, things you normally did bring no joy anymore, at least not sober

Ryan Dunn's death scarred Bam for life

@valtiel6306

10 ай бұрын

It's really unfortunate

@shortsbytommy

10 ай бұрын

Highly doubt this has any impact on Bams sobriety 10 years later

@MykieDYDSS

10 ай бұрын

@@shortsbytommy You have noooooooo idea how psychology works lol

@kingcrowns8801

10 ай бұрын

@@shortsbytommyhow old are you? Gotta be young?

@spaceship3196

10 ай бұрын

@@shortsbytommynigga what?

This, and the S-Bone episode are probably the only noteworthy pieces of content we have seen out of No Jumper in months. hopefully Adam is getting back to doing good work. Correction, S-Bone was murdered after his interview, Adam, please stay away from the street content.

6:54 again I would have to disagree with that analogy. Because if you're walking slowly into the pool it might take a longer time but you might get used to it and it could work for some people jumping in might be the best way or walking down the steps slowly going into the deep end when you're fully submerged could work for them as well but yeah dipping your toe I don't think it's going to work for most people maybe it might

Steve O has repeatedly said that he won’t “push sobriety on him”….but he will talk publicly about his problem….if he was his friend. break your little AA rule and push that shit on Bam, he needs it more than ever. maybe if you push that shit on him, he will stop treating his sobriety as if it were a sinus infection. it’s like a homeless man at his worst has suddenly struck the lottery, and then goes and makes fun of the other homeless people.

its kinda funny steveo went the mentor

Bam 💜

Bams got to be ready in his own mind....I'm 6 month totally clean or just over and I just stopped over night but before then when folk were pushing me I tried failed tried failed repeat idk how many times....fingers Xd his mind makes that decision .Glad Stevo is still clean

Adam22 you sound like Howard Stern! No idea how I never noticed that. Edit: and Steve O just mentioned Howard by name. Weird.

I was in rehab with Bam last month, awesome guy.

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fr? so is he like staying long term at one of these places? i thought he already spent a year in there like last year so he’s doing it again?!

I think it would be funny if everybody just went around pushing people into pools.

0:54 I don't think it's a constant battle if you want it to be a battle then it will be one. If you can find the reason for your addictions or why it happened in the first place and kind of let go or make amends with what your issue was for myself my problem was I had zero self worth as a child and an adult the things that I would say to myself in my head we're worse than anyone could say to me I was my worst enemy. It wasn't until I found self-worth when everything seemed to fall apart with addiction I don't feel like it has to be a battle I also don't want to think I'm powerless either. I feel like me saying I'm powerless just gives me excuse to use

Steve-o was the guy at the time where the thinking was this guy is so gone, he's not going to be around very long. His sobriety these days was unthinkable. Literally, ppl can say if Steve-o can do it, anyone can Well, not every addict, or addiction, is the same. So it doesn't work that way. Everyone has their own reason to be that deep. I don't know Steve-o reason. But I'm sure bam lost it when Dunn died. Then it spiraled. If Dunn could talk to him one last time and tell him to get sober, that might not help. For Steve-o, it was Johnny and a few others that kind of made him do it back in the day. Then after many failed attempts and relapses, he did it. Bam has also had many attempts and relapses. But he just hasn't fixed it. Everyone hopes he does. He has a family, they need him

I hear what Steve O is saying and relapses are real but drug programs that work for ypu dont work for other people. Someone talking about sobriety thats been through programs dont stop talikng about it years later when their fine. Whatever works for you but some people dont want to live by society standards.

All I got to say Is I just lost my aunt to heroin she passed in bed with her husband he woke up high and found her and he still uses he was the main reason she stayed in that hole and her for him they helped each other in the worst ways but she gave up on herself when it came to quitting so finally at some point me and my family stopped to and now she's gone and I wish I did more no matter what drug and what they say stay strong and keep fighting for them because your their lifeline when they give up

I love his analogy on rock bottom

Sadly I do see bam passing away in the next five years or sooner I just don’t see him getting better and if he does it’s only a matter of time until he relapses again and again until it’s to late. I wish him the best only he knows what’s he’s dealing with and only him can find himself back

BAM STARTED ALL THIS FILM ,VIDEOS W/ FRIENDS STUFF, literally KZread in flesh form before KZread HE IS AND ALWAYS WILL BE A LEGEND. The real ones rockin w/ you always bam. GOAT

Steve-O: "I wish he would be ... and we could elevate each other ..." You are "elevating" on him bro, but actually you are doing it in on his head. Oh, and you should really do some more advertising on this channel ... there is still some room at the table, the walls and even your shirts left. Maybe you guys should think about some hats!

Wow Steve's analogy is incredible. It's scary