the fact that she became a legend in music with only 2 albums is insane

she also had severe bulimia all her life which played a huge part in her death, her body was so fragile it couldn't take all the drugs and shut down. Bulimia is a serious mental and physical health issue and needs to be spoken about more, people think you can't die from it but the implications it brings can easily cause death.

Amy looked just like her mother, it's uncanny

crazy how even after her OWN HUSBAND literally taught her how to shoot heroine though her body no one realized how toxic their relationship was until it was too late! “what kind of fuckery is this”

If she never met Blake & her management took her addiction seriously......she would still be alive right now. So many emotions in my head rn....

Blake was the worst thing to have ever happened to her. She would probably still be here if it wasn’t for him.

Attended her concert 3 months before her death. She completely forgot the words to rehab, kept drinking from a mug the whole time, she kept missing lines, slurring , and wobbled on stage. She decided to sit on a speaker throughout her set. It was such sad moment. People were quite and looked worried, as was I.

she died of alcohol poisoning and people put empty cans of beer on her memorial? yikes

A wrong choice of partner can ruin one’s life

Amy’s absence is what made Adele blow up so big. Amy came, broke the US, disappeared and left them hungry.

This is where you realise that no matter how famous, rich or poor you are, we've all got problems.

This year of 2019 she would only be 35....tragic

You either die a hero or live long enough to just auto-tune yourself to success.

Amy was incredible, it’s so sad she passed. If only she would have gone to rehab.

“ to die a young legend, or live a long life unfulfilled, cause you wanna change the world but while alive you never will, cause they only feel you after you’re gone”. -JCole.

“she was the next judy garland” this is so disturbing knowing judy’s life.

she was a very emotional girl who just wanted to be loved and it’s so evident from her music

Your really spoiling us with all this good CONTENT

in the documentary it was mentioned that her father actually didn't want her to go to rehab because this would affect her career progress. in the song rehab, there's a line "my daddy thinks im fine" which supports this. Amy looked up to her father and it's so sad to see that he took advantage of that trust for his own gain

You can really see how her body withered more and more after every unappreciative reseption, relationship struggle and the regression of the addiction. Her skeletal presence scared me, but the thought of all the things that led her down that self-destruction scared me even more.

This is what happens when you engage in a toxic relationship.

please drop a video on selena quintanilla the queen

She looked so innocent when she was healthy and a young girl. I think her art was anyway connected to her troubled soul. She didn't wanna go to therapy because she feared she would lose her creativity. That's what her GP said.

She became a legend due to her uniqueness. I dont think her music will ever be forgotten. She was a breath of fresh air coz her music wasnt of the era. She also made people fall in love with Jazz. Its incredible.

do a video on the 27 club!!

Topics you could do next- Shirley Temple Selena Audrey Hepburn 27 club Michael Jackson Freddie Mercury Downfall of Britney (2007)

Amy was a friend of mine. Not a close friend mind you, but we talked quite a bit. I had approached her to do an interview and she had literally no interest, however she was more than willing to just talk as a person. She was sweet, she was funny, but she also was lonely. In my time with her she seemed to be a bit like a little kid alone at home waiting for their parent to come home; she’d get upset and concerned if I went too long without replying, assuming I abandoned her. When I saw the things the press was saying about this woman I knew I was angry and heart broken. It was so one dimensional, so condescending, and so shitty as all of the papers just wanted to cover the same things. She deserved understanding and kindness as that’s what she brought to the table.

If they made a biopic on her life Lady Gaga would be brilliant for the role.

We did a project in my health class were we have to do a report on a celebrity who died of drugs and alcohol, so I decided to do Amy because I grew up listening to her music. I got an A+ and I had fun working on the project. R.I.P. 🌹

Shes inspired JORJA SMITH Joy crookes Alessia cara

She actually wrote her music. Immensely talented lyrically and musically! Simply, one of the best.

The sad thing is we all witnessed her spiral from the very beginning. It became obvious she was doomed a while before her death. It wasn’t a question of if she would die, but when. I remember a lot of videos on YT theorizing she’d die at age 27, joining the infamous 27 club. So when those eerie predictions came true, damn that was scary.

Please do a video on Freddie Mercury 💜

I remember when she died, I was in a car with my dad (I was still in primary school) I asked him "why did she die?" my dad said "because she overdosed" "then was she a bad person?" "no, she is a legend..."

Her voice was legendary and it is so tragic how fame ruined her. I highly recommend that everyone watch the full length documentary about her called Amy. I saw it in theaters and cried.

Just found your channel and I’m obsessed! Thanks for all the work you’ve put into them even though I’m a crying wreck now after watching the Judy Garland video and now this

Addiction is an illness, it will not get better without proper treatment, just like any other illness. So sad she never got the help she so desperately needed. Maybe if she did she would still be here giving us beautiful music. So much talent and gone way too soon. Forever one of the greatest voices in popular music

Can you do Whitney Houston next?

The thing that doesn’t sit right with me is once when she was passed out, her management carried her out of her house, put her onto a plane to perform in Europe somewhere. She obviously had a awful performance and people were booing etc. Her management gets a small blame for putting her in those unhealthy situations.

She looks like her mom when her mom was younger when Amy was a baby. RIP Amy 💔. Hard to believe next year will make 10 years.

I almost cried when you played that clip of her winning her Grammys. She was so talented and had such a future in front of her if she had gotten help.

As lady gaga said.: I’ve learned love is like a brick, you can Build a house or sink a dead body( R.I.P Amy Winehouse)

Her life story and music sounds of something from the 80s but no this was in the late 2000s that’s crazy to me

I really loved that she didn’t only listen to one genre of music. That’s probably why she’s such a great singer cause of the diversity.

Her story just breaks my heart every time I read or watch videos about her.

Blake was her downfall. Smh

After hearing Demi’s story from her recent documentary , its so sad how , in retrospect , how little support celebs dealing with very severe and very real issues during this period had access to . I’m so glad it has gotten better now and the stigma around mental health and addiction is slowly being dismantled . Amy , and every other member of the “27 club” deserved so much more .

Fame, drugs, and abusive relationships did all this to such a talented and beautiful young woman. So sad.

You should make a documentary about Chester Bennington. I would be interested to see your take on his life.

she’s a legend. nobody till this day has done it better than her PERIODT.

She was honestly such a beautiful woman

Sad her Dad abused the love she had for him! He literally killed his daughter for money! May he live as miserable with her money as he made her feel making it! DISGRACEFUL and disgusting Parents to do this to their child

Back to black was the soundtrack to my life while growing up, I love how deep and real her lyrics were, the word 'legend' is used too much these days but Amy truly is one.

Pls do Aaliyah 😀😇

She was used and abused by so many people.. rest in piece Amy, I love you.

I honestly believe she was murdered. I was reading an article that said when she died a neighbor said they heard chanting from her house

a friend i used to hang out with lived next door to amy (he was from a rich family). he saw her garage and said it was practically a liquor store :( RIP

18 minutes? Honest fans are kinda very really blessed

I’ve adored Amy for so long. When she died, I pretty much ignored it because I didn’t want to believe it. It wasn’t until years after her death that I was able to handle it. I still can’t watch the movie about her because I know it will break my heart. She’s one of the few celebrities that I’ve connected to like that❤️ love you Amy, forever!!

I really thought Amy Winehouse was a singer from the 60s. It's the hair.

She was so vibrant and happy during her Frank era. No Blake, no drugs, just pure jazz influence and love for respecting music. Despite her bulimia since 16 since her family did nothing to help her, she was much healthier. Good night, Jewish Princess of Jazz🖤🖤🖤

i’ve been waiting for this so long, i grew up listening to Amy Winehouse and i’m so glad you did this

If she would’ve never met him she would’ve still been here with us 😩 Amy was a soul worth saving

RIP amy Winehouse RIP Selena quintanilla RIP lisa lopes RIP

OOH I WAS HOPING YOU WOULD DO HER DOCUMENTARY!!!

She was beautiful. Such a tragedy...

i know he isn’t the most popular, but a great subject for this little series you have is Jeff Buckley. He mysteriously died in 1997 after the great success of his first and only album. he’s very interesting and i recommend him to anybody that wants some beautiful, meaningful, and real music to listen

No matter how problematic Amy is, you can't deny that talent.

amy had the full package. not just incredibly talented but a beautiful colorful personality 💔

Does anyone else think that Amy looks incredibly similar to Lauren Jauregui

Really loving these documentries honest! Its amazing to see how your channel has grown! :) Very proud fan here

You did a wonderful job on this video! It had me in tears. Such a tragic story

honest: *published 5 minutes ago* me: *clicks*

I am 18 yo and i am addicted to alcohol as well as hashish, cigarettes and cocaine... no one knows about my addiction because I never told anyone about it and kept on lying to myself about it... seeing your video and knowing how the singer of my all time favorite song "back to black" saw her life go crumbling down allowed me to see what my future may look like if I don't decide to change it... I just wanna say thank you...

Thank you for this video she’s got amazing music and has been almost completely forgotten

I really like your longer videos, you clearly put in a lot time effort and work into making them and it shows. The research is also on point, just very good work in every regard

Am I the only one who thinks that Lauren Jauregi looks so much like Amy wow

*you should do a video on drug addiction within hollywood and celebrities (young child stars mostly)*

I thought she was still alive until I searched her up. She died so young she could still be here. She would actually be 37 now.🥺😭

I'm glad you made a video about Amy! I almost forgot she was one of my favorite artists. Thanks for this video.

"Love Is A Losing Game" - Amy Winehouse

What an incredible artist. Goddess!

this video was so well put together. props

YESSS!!! THIS WAS SO NEEDED❤️ I feel like we’ve forgotten about Amy 😭 I’m 15 but I’ve grown up with a love for Amy. I’ve never got bored of her stunning, unique voice 💔

I got the notification for this whilst sat soaking up the sun at a park... Why would you do this to me 😭 😭 😭 😭???

These types of videos are a fresh breath of air. I really enjoy these biographies. They're really entertaining. Thank you!

I LOVE HER! I’m so glad you did this video ♥️

Amy was a genuinely talented voice in an ocean of so-so partial talents, and flash in the pan, glory-seeking ghosts. There won't soon be another comparable to her, when such unique performers as she was, come along infrequently at best. She was a once in a lifetime gem of an artist with a nearly unheard-of ability to conjure and evoke the spirits of long-dead sultry R & B singers, or as extracted from the annals of historic female Jazz vocalists, of which Billie Holiday emerges to memory...

I was born in the same hospital as her. I hope no one else can have the same tragic fate as this women. R.I.P ❣️

I watched the documentary about her called “Amy” and it was so depressing. I felt so bad... it showed how her dad was totally exploiting her fame for his own gains. And unfortunately she took solace in the bottom of the bottle. She became a joke in the eyes of the public and sadly death was just inevitable as everyone around her obviously just used her up and no one seemed to care enough to get her the help she desperately needed.

-83 born i was 81. This generation. The evolvement of music from acustic to digital. Last of her breed. Much love !

one of the best documentaries ever, thanks

Amy Winehouse Legends live forever! (1983-2011)

Can you do a video on my life? It’s tragic

Your documentaries are my favorite!!

Shes a virgo so as a virgo especially in september as myself we are more SELF DESTRUCTIVE THEN ANYTHING ELSE . NO 1 CAN HURT US UNLESS WE LET THEM ULTIMATELY HURTING OURSELVES AGAIN.

My mom is listening to her downstairs and then this video pops up. What a beautiful coincidence, she was truly incredible

I’m loving these documentaries, can you do Aliyah next?

I appreciate the fact there were only photos of her smiling at the end. Most of the videos about Amy showes her in her most vulnerable state. We love you Amy❤️

i was in the car with my friend and i told one of them to play any and as soon as rehab came on you posted this and my jaw dropped