O baterista do Blink-182 falou ao Chris Connelly, do Good Morning America, enquanto promovia seu próximo documentário do Hulu, Travis Barker: Louder Than Fear.
While making the rounds to talk up his upcoming Hulu documentary Travis Barker: Louder Than Fear, Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker has had to talk about, and repeatedly revisit, what is inarguably the worst day of his life.
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Em um testemunho do difícil trabalho de cura que ele fez nos anos desde um acidente de avião particular em 2008 que tirou a vida de dois de seus amigos mais próximos, bem como do piloto e do co-piloto, Barker agora é capaz de falar sobre aquele dia terrível com uma calma clareza, mesmo que as memórias claramente permaneçam dolorosas para evocar.
Connelly wondered what method best helped Barker deal with his trauma. “My post-traumatic doctor said, ‘From this point out it’s just spendin’ the rest of your life without any toxic energy, without any stress.
stay home with your kids every day if you want.’”.
The film chronicles the fiery accident that took place shortly after Barker wrapped a show with late best friend Adam “DJ AM” Goldstein in South Carolina on Sept.
19, 2008. The friends boarded a hastily ordered private jet that burst into flames and crashed on takeoff, leaving Barker and Goldstein as the only survivors. Killed in the accident were two of Barker’s closest friends, assistant Chris “Lil Chris” Baker and bodyguard Charles “Che” Still, as well as pilot Sarah Lemmon and co-pilot James Bland.
Both Barker and Goldstein were seriously injured, with Barker sustaining burns on 65% of his body, requiring 27 surgeries in the years since. Goldstein, who had openly struggled with substance use before the accident, was found dead a year later in his New York apartment from an apparent drug overdose.
The film, which debuts on Hulu on Sunday (Aug. 16) traces the arc of Barker’s career before Blink and his adventures with the band — as well as the lead-up and aftermath of the crash.
It includes appearances from the Roots drummer Questlove, late Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins, Rancid singer/guitarist Tim Armstrong, Mötley Crüe drummer Tommy Lee and longtime Blink-182 bandmates bassist/singer Mark Hoppus and guitarist/singer Tom DeLonge.
Mais da entrevista de Connelly com Barker será transmitida na quinta-feira (13 de agosto) no Good Morning America (7–9 da manhã, horário de verão de Nova York).
Watch a preview of the GMA interview below.
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Informação baseada em material público de Billboard, reescrito pela redação ULTRA NOTÍCIAS.
