George Michael at the bbc. How much do we miss him?

[EachandEveryone]

🙁🙁🙁. What a voice. Wham! Was one on the first bands I saw at Sheffield City Hall. The shuttlecock era😀

When I was about 12 I was convinced I was going to grow up and marry him.And he would definitely think this was a good idea if he met me!

I'm still gutted that he's not in the world anymore. He was good person and the world is poorer without him.

And yy to his version of long and winding road - it made me cry. He was an amazing singer.

I so loved George Michael. I was supposed to ser him once and it was cancelled, so I was totally gutted. The next time I could, I was determined to get tickets and had friends help online to target different arenas. I was in the very back row of the MEN. Flew to watch him and it was probably stupidly expensive all in, but worth every penny!

The world is poorer without him, for sure. Extraordinary man and what a journey his life was.

I heard him being interviewed on Chris Evans breakfast show years ago and he was talking about how him and Andrew were 'fucking pissed out of our skulls ' filming club Tropicana. Evans interrupted him to apologise to the listeners and George goes 'fucking hell is this live? Everyone always knows not to ask me to do live interviews because I'm always fucking swearing '

Have been sad since watching. An extraordinary talent, and such a brave decent man.

George Micheal basically,was fantastic, gorgeous looking, great singer and most importantly he was so kind, didn't he very quietly donate to different charities and helped out random people, he was a lovely person x

I loved George Michael. Saw him twice on his last tour and his voice was amazing.

I listen to his music a lot and still often have a bit of a cry that he is no longer alive.

I watched both the programmes too and although thoroughly enjoyed them I also felt a great sense of loss that he's gone too. What a truly talented, unique truly decent individual he was. I really never knew how many of his family member commuted suicide so very sad, when he sang the song You have been loved with the fading out of people he knew/family members who had passed it really did upset me thinking of all those that I've known and loved. I recently attended a concert of a GM tribute artist 'Rob Lamberti and I can honestly say he really was the living image of GM and EVERYONE in the theatre was up dancing from the fist song. Rest easy George. 💔⭐️

I was at the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert and we were outside queueing to get in when they soundchecked Somebody To Love. When he hit that note we were stunned. Queen were my first love but Freddie never sang the high notes live.
I think he was one of the best singers I've ever heard. Such power and control. What a loss.

I’ve just finished the Netflix documentary. The friendship between George and Andrew was incredible. George was incredibly talented but he wouldn’t have done anything without having met Andrew. I didn’t really appreciate that until I watched the documentary.