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Must be so rewarding to have gone from worrying about when the final day would come for Steve-O to seeing what he will accomplish next. You can see Steve-O adores his Father.
@@jungleGSC this right here. And it always pains me to realize how I (and most teens) treat their parents. I didn't realize how lucky i was until they both died. If you have em still, enjoy them while they're here. Even if yall didn't have the best relationships all the time
Me and my dad are opposite, he’s very outgoing and I’m more quiet/reserved like my mom. We’ve never really talked much on a personal level, our relationship has always been very surface. Your comment makes we want to try harder to talk to him, and not take for granted that he’s still around.
I owe my life to Steve O. I was a drug addict for 5 years and took almost everything I could get.... My family and friends had distanced themselves from me due to my selfish and self-destructive behavior and I thought I could never get sober... Then about 2 years ago I came across Steve O's channel and saw that he has been clean since 2008. That's when I realized that even someone like me can live a drug free life. He is a hero from my teenage days and a huge inspiration and motivation to stay sober. Thanks for everything Steve O!
you probably won’t see this but quick thinking thought real quick they been talking ab how much they moved so which neighbors would he know long enough to do a podcast with
Steve O’s dad is a bad ass. He reminds me of my dad - a corporate warrior who busted his ass to provide a great life for his family. I’m more like Steve O and did all I could to drive my parents crazy. I give this man (and my dad) total respect for never giving up and for supporting our dreams no matter how crazy they may be unconditionally.
I believe this is the first time we’ve ever gotten this type of perspective of Steve-O’s wild ride of a life. Growing up while Jackass was coming up, & now being a parent, it’s definitely awesome to have his dads point of view.
Sober vibes are good vibes. I really look up to Steve for being so honest and open about his addictions and being in a 12 step program. Super proud of him
Wow. Podcast should be titled " how I became a spoiled to h addict who recovered because I have always been a spoiled brat". No self awareness. Fucking trash all of these podcast.
Hey Steve-O I just wanna say I appreciate you and enjoy your episodes, my dad died last year and he was my best friend so it’s nice to see you and your father together. Love it man. Cheers.
As someone who was adopted, traveled the world, lived a sometimes charmed life and took care of my own mom while brain cancer debilated her, I highly relate to this episode. Never gets old listening to Steve-O. Had me choked up on several occasions.
Steve-O saying, “I don’t have a great relationship with my dad because I’m successful but I’m successful because I have a great relationship with my dad.” This was the biggest gem of this podcast and resonated with me more than anything Steve’s ever said. Goosebumps
@@jennaquinn84 Most sayings are just legalese Japanese mumbo-jumbo bullshit; western medicine meets western Union; urban garbage yoga yuppie mommy-blogger rag-mag e-zine candyland cookie-cutter sci-fi wi-fi jai alai verbal diarrhea, but honestly, a lot of it is quite spirtually motivating.
I can’t believe I stuck around instead of going to bed. I am a Dad now, and knowing Steveo’s history, I was just gripped by his dads support. What a rock solid man. Props.
Steve is a prime example of what you can do if you’re motivated. Despite his all his downfalls he kept coming back. Never gave up. Thanks for being you Steve 👍🏽
I love the way your dad tells his stories. Reminds me a lot of my grandfather. He snuck into Woodstock 94 when he was 75 with his huge camcorder around his neck to go see and record Metallica. He also snuck other people in that he just met there. One of them was even in a wheelchair. He was smoking tree too. We were all so worried about the mud fight and he was there several days. Left my grandma at home in Pittsburgh and told her he was going to go appreciate some music.
The mere fact that your dad wasn't ok with your career path but vowed to support you along the way and helped restructure your contract with mtv is BOSS material. What an incredible story behind it all. Much love to your pops for sticking it out and being there for his son. #YeahDude
Listened to this podcast while I was working, and after losing my father suddenly just under 2 years ago it got me all choked up. It's great to see the relationship you guys have with eachother. Would be an honour to meet you guys one day. Much love and thank you for this episode
I only wish my Dad would've made it to 78. He passed in 2012. I have no video conversations to look back on. And I didn't get the chance to have the relationship with my Dad that I always wanted. This is classic, real and honest!
Steve-O, typically I'm a very high spirited, happy person. But today, I've been extremely depressed (financial reasons. I'm sure so many can sadly relate) but I honestly have been watching your videos, as usual, and you made me feel so much better. I wanted to thank you from the bottom of my heart.
@42:55 Dad started blowing my socks off, impressing me!! I truly wanted to jump to my feet and clap! I absolutely *love* his attitude. It's beyond fulfilling watching the two of you get along so wonderfully. After Tommy Lee, I didn't think it could get any better. 🎉👏👏 Standing O, gentlemen!
So much love Steve. I absolutely loved this entire cast . I miss my pops something fierce ! I'm glad you have yours and love the hell out of each other
The way you talk about your dad is how I feel about mine as well. I cannot imagine living in a world without my dad. Such a blessing to have strong relationships with parents!
Thank You Man......I have thought about it many x and came up with 11 LEGIT questions Id like to ask my Dad.........And I did eventually.....but i won't get into who or what he did and all thst and why i would even want to ask these questions in the first place hehehe but ya all know what I mean.....HAPPY FATHER'S DAY IF YOUR A FATHER READING THIS WHAT IAM WRITING LOL.....
@@CaptainMyCaptain33 That is a very good question lol.....Anyways..President of Nibisco in Canada...That's good money...I respect the hell out of Steve Dad...now it gonna bug me i gotta find Mr Glover first name
I'm sorry for your loss friend, however I never had the chance to meet my father, as he was shot and killed when I was a little more than 2 years old. So treasure your memories of him.
Only parent I ever had in my life was my Mom... and I lost her 4 years ago tomorrow to the day... I know you already know this but Steve-O, treasure your Dad while you can. It fucking sucks to live without the parent that means the world to you. That said, your Dad is awesome and I'm glad you have him in your life still. Family is all that matters in this world.
I feel that.. i woke up and found my pops gone, he had a massive heart attack. That was last jan and it's been hell but i try and remember all the good things and not dwell on the bad... Sorry for you loss as well my friend.. I still have bad days and bad dreams of that situation..
I lost my dad May 1st after 5 months in hospital battling. Better/worse/better/worse. It's still hell and right now I just subconsciously hate myself and am so hopeful to move through the grieving process so I can live my life to make the old man proud. Do the same for your loved one!
That moment at the end with his Dad made me shed some tears not gonna lie. That shit was beautiful. After everything theyve been through throughout the years to have peace like that at the end of life is special and irreplaceable. His pops can grow old and happy knowing his son is gonna be okay now. They both look so happy!
That was an amazing story. Enjoyed every minute of it and on a day that my father came through huge for me. Such a small thing for him was a life changing moment for me. Great podcast!
Im 34 years old. Never knew my real dad my whole life and just reconnected over facebook and this podcast is fucking awesome. Cant wait to sit down and have these kind of talks with my old man
I have to congratulate you on meeting your father, I have to admit that I envy you,As I can never meet my father. He was shot and killed when I was a little more than 2 when he was killed.
@@shawnneice4322 bro... I truly mean this in the most sensitive and empathetic of ways.. but it's so weird... call it god.God.. call it the universe being in order... as much as you missed from your dad not being there... it may have been for a reason brother. .. maybe he would have been an abusive or a pedophile or something.... it may not even be that big but there is some reason .. hope ya don't hurt over not meeting him
Okay, the last few minutes 😭😭 Never thought I'd be crying during a SteveO podcast. That was such a sweet thing to say to your Dad about your relationship
I wish my father would just be a littlebit like your pops, the relationship you two have is for me the most beautyful thing on earth..im feelin pretty blue but i am so happy for you two and it makes me so happy for the both of you..steve-o always has been a rolemodel for me and it feels so good to be proud of this again. Yeah dude i love them
No words. Happy you found a place for your dad and your dad found a place for you in his heart. Shows that troubled times make for the best results. Much love
Dude , it took me 3 days to finally get through this. About 40 mins in an I broke down thinking of my dad. Great conversation an I'm truly happy and proud of the man you've become Steve. Fuck yeah dude 😎👍
This was great, I haven't had my parents around since I was 17. I'm almost 23 now. Just finished the podcast and I felt the warmth of this video for sure. I'll always wish the best for Steve-O and love to see him succeed.
When I saw you had a podcast and I saw all the famous people lined up the one episode I was most excited to see was the one with your dad. I saw you speak about him and your childhood before on other shows so hearing from the man himself was deeply interesting to me. Great episode, very nearly cried -- which was a good thing in this case.