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Russell Brand Calls For Change in Views on Addiction

Comedian Russell Brand has lived life as an addict — now he's calling for a revolution in the way we treat addiction.

09/01/2018 9:01 PM
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94 comments

  • Shrimp S.
    09/02/2018 17:11

    Junkie

  • Jose M.
    09/02/2018 19:22

    Busca de Dios buen loco!

  • Christina F.
    09/03/2018 06:09

    Powerful words here 👌🏼

  • Zine H.
    09/03/2018 12:56

    Very strong speeches and messages

  • Kã R.
    09/03/2018 14:54

    Great man !

  • Gwendolyn H.
    09/03/2018 16:38

    Still worry for him. He's a ball of energy. There's a possibility he doesnt know how to shut it down - even for a bit.

  • Prayash G.
    09/03/2018 17:02

    Just love for him.

  • Myra P.
    09/04/2018 07:25

    Yes!

  • Ali L.
    09/04/2018 08:02

    Il parle de drogue en mal et tout mais sur Ballers c’est le plus gros fumeur de joint. Quelle Logique 😂 !

  • Wouter B.
    09/04/2018 09:15

    Must be the modern Jezus

  • Sarah T.
    09/04/2018 09:39

    hhhhhhh

  • KahinAdel K.
    09/04/2018 11:05

    Wellah ychebeh l Charles Manson ki kan sghir.

  • Mayeesha A.
    09/04/2018 11:34

    One of the few rare intelligent celebs, who aren't afraid to speak up!

  • Aulia I.
    09/04/2018 15:17

    love his accent 😅

  • Rangeen S.
    09/04/2018 17:02

    if he eat 💩 i like him hhhhhhh

  • Inam A.
    09/04/2018 19:15

    Nice talk but how about action

  • Javeria I.
    09/04/2018 19:58

    I can listen to him talk all day😂 love the accentoha

  • Sanela T.
    09/04/2018 21:53

    Very smart man!

  • Yacine S.
    09/05/2018 00:39

    He looks like sergio buskets 😅

  • Jessica T.
    09/05/2018 00:46

    Good thing he was able to turn his life around and help other people cope with their addiction