Speaker 1: Michael Madsen, Ozzy Osborne, Hulk Hulgan, Malcolm Jamal Warner. Within
Speaker 1: the last week or so, we've a couple weeks we've
Speaker 1: been losing. There's a lot of people just go facey all.
Speaker 1: I mean people die of course, right, I don't know
Speaker 1: this this this go around. If you're a gen exer
Speaker 1: like I am, they're hitting very differently. I the two
Speaker 1: that hit me the most, and surprisingly Ozzie and macau
Speaker 1: Jamal Warner. Mine. Jamal was around my age, couple of
Speaker 1: years younger when he passed, when he drowned on vacation.
Speaker 1: That's just sad right there. And you heard nothing while
Speaker 1: he was alive. You heard nothing bad about him ever ever,
Speaker 1: and from his death you do not hear anything bad
Speaker 1: with some of the others. Yeah, there are bad and
Speaker 1: good things of hold especially, but when Marjoe warned, it
Speaker 1: was all love. It's one of the few times in
Speaker 1: society and online it happens me once in a while
Speaker 1: where everybody comes together. And even with that complicated Cosby past,
Speaker 1: because mostly that's Bill Cosby. The show is still known
Speaker 1: for being one of the best sitcoms ever released, and
Speaker 1: theo was one of the best characters on that sick
Speaker 1: he was I was older. She was the younger brother
Speaker 1: type friend like Todd Bridges was the big brother, always
Speaker 1: wanted theo was a younger on her in the family,
Speaker 1: so to speak. Because the College Show came out. I
Speaker 1: was fifteen when it came out, so I was older,
Speaker 1: and by time it is Heyday, I was already becoming
Speaker 1: an adult. But I'm like all those kids. It really
Speaker 1: hit me how iconic the cosmic kids are. We all
Speaker 1: about filictery Seoan, how much you love her and all that,
Speaker 1: but like the kids, it feels like one of it
Speaker 1: feels like one of our family members got ripped from
Speaker 1: us way too soon. I really found myself really sad
Speaker 1: more than I you know, more than I thought I just,
Speaker 1: you know, of course, to be sad someone dies and
Speaker 1: it's my fingers, you know. But it just kind of
Speaker 1: like that was a really hit in the way that
Speaker 1: was generational, say with Ozzie. I mean, I grew up
Speaker 1: with this, you know, Black Sabbath. Of course, I spent
Speaker 1: the eighties him by batch off heads and things and
Speaker 1: you know, all stuff, But it's the Prince of darkness
Speaker 1: for me. It was his duet with Leada Ford close
Speaker 1: your eyes Forever. That duet was the top ten duet kids.
Speaker 1: It showed us Ozzie in a way that you never
Speaker 1: saw for a soft ballad that was about love and
Speaker 1: love lost and and stuff. It was. It was. It
Speaker 1: was magical. I mean Leada's voices just and then you
Speaker 1: hear the story how he wrote it together, and it
Speaker 1: was all night. It was just and of course the
Speaker 1: OSWA was last stuff later. But it's just kind of
Speaker 1: like Ozzie. It's it's tough when our people we grew
Speaker 1: up with and watch an aid. Myre past for me
Speaker 1: was fair Fawcett and Michael Jackson, Prince There and Bowie
Speaker 1: Tuesday in summers. You know, I just there's images that
Speaker 1: you just are so used to. When they're gone, you're like, really,
Speaker 1: they're gone. And that's something. If you're fifty plus, you're
Speaker 1: deal with it. You get older because a lot of
Speaker 1: your childhood heroes and fan favorites either they're older than
Speaker 1: you are when you fall in love with them, where
Speaker 1: they' around your age, they start to go and just way,
Speaker 1: he's sad, and I just want to address this. I've
Speaker 1: for people. Some people will say, well, you know, how
Speaker 1: are you sad about somebody you've never met. I'm learning
Speaker 1: this as a person who does this for loving myself.
Speaker 1: There are people who do connect to your spirit through
Speaker 1: your work, and that's meaningful. That means you're doing something
Speaker 1: that brings them joy or peace or a respite from
Speaker 1: real life. They enjoy your work, they fall in love
Speaker 1: with that. You don't have to know them personally to
Speaker 1: fall in love with their work or how they are.
Speaker 1: And I feel like that's what you're borning. You're more
Speaker 1: in the loss of that feeling. You're more the loss
Speaker 1: that you won't get anything new from them ever again,
Speaker 1: Like this is it, and I think it's legit. I
Speaker 1: think it's okay. I think it's okay. It's more a
Speaker 1: loss of someone who you don't know. To me, it
Speaker 1: kind of explains that I have, you know, and some
Speaker 1: people they do end up just fan clubs and now
Speaker 1: cameos and we're online and stuff. So now sometimes you
Speaker 1: get to talk to them through online or dough fan
Speaker 1: events them you can make connection. I have connection with
Speaker 1: made my lotties out there. I have connection with several
Speaker 1: of them, like personal connection because remember you know, and yes,
Speaker 1: it may seem strange to some people, but it's to me,
Speaker 1: it's legitimate and it's real. I ain't talking about the fanatical,
Speaker 1: crazy people. I'm talking about. What I'm talking about just
Speaker 1: average people who like someone's work. There you go. So
Speaker 1: it's just it's just it's just it is. It is
Speaker 1: such a it's just such an interesting thing. But I
Speaker 1: am completely understanding of just feeling like parts of your
Speaker 1: childhood or a younger part era of your life that
Speaker 1: you just hold dear takes the hit when someone from
Speaker 1: that time period goes totally get it, totally get it.
Speaker 1: That's all I mean, that's that's I mean, I just
Speaker 1: that's I just recipes all of them. And you know,
Speaker 1: we notice is not the end. More gonna be going
Speaker 1: we all we all leave this life alive, so you
Speaker 1: know more can be coming. But it's just it's there's
Speaker 1: these rumors about Phil Collins being in bad health. We
Speaker 1: speak again with another sad time from my time period.
Speaker 1: It's like, oh, you know, so yeah, life just marches on.