Wolfgang Van Halen pulls no punches when it comes to a TV documentary special about the death of his father, Eddie Van Halen, describing him as “pathetic and heartless” and wishing everyone who created the document would catch smallpox or even plan to catch it. in.
“the curse Rails channel, fuck everyone who works on this show, and fuck you if you watch it. Van Halen, 31, tweeted.
His outrage was in response to Blabbermouth’s tweet posted on the June 5 premiere of “Autopsy: The Last Hours Of Eddie Van Halen,” an episode of the ongoing series “Anatomy: The Final Hours of…”
Wolfgang has played bass alongside his father the guitar champ in Van Halen’s band since 2006. Eddie Van Halen passed away in October 2020 at the age of 65.
The series’ official description reads: “If Eddie’s disease had reasonable survival rates, what exactly happened? Now renowned forensic scientist Dr. Michael Hunter will analyze every detail of his life in order to piece together what was going on in his body, which ultimately led to his death.” early”. The ad referred to “a darker undercurrent that would afflict Eddie for the rest of his life” and notes his stints in rehab as well as his alleged workaholic.
the curse Tweet embed, fuck everyone who works on this show, and fuck you if you watch it. Disgusting trying to make magic on someone’s death from cancer. Pathetic and heartless. https://t.co/84BE5rx81C
– Wolf Van Halen 🐺 🚐 🙌 (WolfVanHalen) June 1, 2022
In 2021, Wolfgang released a solo album “Mammoth WVH” that included the song “Distance” in honor of his late father. The tune was nominated for a 2022 Grammy Award for Best Rock Song, as the younger Van Halen competed with Paul McCartney, The Foo Fighters, Weezer and Kings of Leon.
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