Lisa Lopes’ Death: Now on Video

at first I was happy to see a black face on a thread, but after watching the video I wish I didnt.

Posting someone’s death as though its entertainment is utterly disrespectful, crass and vulgar. For all the bloggers who’ve decided that its cool to do so just remember, karma is a *****!

I don’t want to watch that. Can someone describe what happens?

I watched the documentary on vh1 and I really had no idea that they were going to show that footage at the end. I really wish they didn’t show it. It was really unexpected and it was just so eerie and upsetting, it was just truly unsettling. The fact that the clip is all over youtube is troubling too - people are just going to look at it over and over again like its entertainment and it really is not - Lisa was a human being and she was a beautiful person inside and out.

And it sucks that people are going to be sharing that clip with their friends pointing their finger and pinpointing everything that happened in that 1 minute clip. Thats a person’s life people are looking at and I swear footage like that desensitizes human life. Watching something like that over and over again makes it feel less real. It’s like people will become used to seeing it and then people will end up making a joke out of it because they don’t want to deal with the fact that they watched a person die. It becomes a joke where people can just sit and point at.

Oh and trust me I saw the documentary once, and I am not planning to watch the ending or any internet clip that shows the footage of Lisa driving before she actually died. One time is enough for me.

I have not watched the video and I will not. Please edit it off your blog JJ!

I totally agree with # 8 | Anna @ 05.23.2007 4:29 pm!!! I refuse to watch this clip! And as La Jolie stated, please JJ, take this off your blog! This is NOT entertainment here!!! I have come to respect most of what I see on this site, but this is absolutely disgusting!

I have to agree with everyone else, the link needs to be taken down.

Can you imagine if the tape of the death of someone you knew was posted all over the place?

after watchin this i am devisated i really dont understand why its evan on here!!

she was very specail to all and i will truely miss her!

The video of Lisa was extremely shocking at the end. It was totally unexpected to see her die at the end of the documentary. I feel Lisa wanted her documentary to be released, and this is the main reason why she filmed it. Her family released the documentary, just as Lisa would have wanted them to. My heart goes out to Lisa’s family.

I saw the documentary of Lisa Lopez today. Though I do not like to see death and things of that matter, I found the last days of her life to be very peaceful and calm. The actual footage of the accident was shown with respect to her and her family. Afterall, it was her family that was in control of how much VH1 could and should show. I thought it was touching to see and hear of her struggles, triumphs, and near the end, her peace and understanding of the need for her own personal transformation (though she did not know or understand how eery her words would be after her death.) She was a very talented singer, but more than that- the documentary shows how real she was. The documentary is a treasure and gift for her family and close friends to have forever. How kind they were to let her fans and others see her tender and vunerable side.

Rest in peace Lisa & God Bless her family.

I watched the documentary and I think that it was very good. I didn’t expect the ending to end like that but since it did then it did. Everybody wanted to know how her last days were and that was part of her last days video. But the strange thing is how she predicted her death and how the little boy that was killed had the same last name as her. That was a sign and her feeling a spirit behind her every move was also a sign.

*REST N PEACE “LEFT EYE”
I’m going to always love you and truly miss you

MMHMM EXCUSE ME I THINK THAT … THAT VIDEO WAS NOT NEEDED TO BE PUT IN THE INTERNET .. THATS A REALLY RUDE THING THAT SOMEONE WOULD DO .! LIK REALLY . THATS SOMETHING THAT I FEAL PEPLE SHOULDNT DO BECAUSE WAT ABOUT IF YU DIED WOULD YU LIK IF SOMEONE PUT YA STUFF OUT THERE .NO i dont think so ,! I HATE HOW PPL ARE LIK **** .! WHO EVER DID THIS IS GOING TO REGRET DOING THIS.!HAVE A NICE FUKCIN LIFE.~

I just saw the Documentary and I was ignorant to who VH1 featuring. I didn’t know who Lisa Lopez was and honestly, I never listened to TLC. Yes, I have heard of the group, but that’s it! I was flipping channels and I heard Lisa talk for a few minutes, I felt some connection. It’s hard to explain, but I had to listen! It was very strange listening to her, almost eerie. My attitude towards this woman went in so many different directions, but I couldn’t change the channel. I was tempted briefly when she pulled that disappearing stunt. As I watched I felt her pain… her soul was so lost that it ” Yanked ” my heart strings. The death of the little boy , just shocked me. When Lisa said she’ll never get over it, I knew she meant it! But when she said that the SPIRIT killed the little boy by mistake, I was feeling a pit in my stomache. I watched as she called for the car, then specifically the Red Car, I knew something didn’t feel right. I watched her during her last ride. Why was she holding that Coke Container that way? I saw her smile slightly as she looked into that camera and I smiled with her. I felt a peacefulness in that smile…in her eyes. The next thing I knew , there’s a scream , a blur then nothing! I was confused, then utterly dismayed…shocked and then mortified to see that Lisa Lopez was killed in that accident! This documentary was done and shown by VH1 with a lot of class. It does not promote or focus on her death or sensationalize the accident. I appauld her family and VH1 for a job well done. I actually felt the torture in Lisa’s soul.I also realize that it doesn’t matter who you are , what you have, or what you accomplish in life, being mentally healthy is so important. God Bless Lisa Lopez! Rest in Peace! Remember ‘ We all share the same space’!

I was at a lost for words. I lost my dad a year ago and I still burt into tears. I wasn’t expecting that..I wasn’t expecting to see her last couple of seconds. T cried..I couldn’t stop crying..I rewinded to right before the scream and paused it..as if as long I kept is paused she was ok..she wasn’t hurt..I know it’s all in my mind but death is real and now adays we take each other for granted. We get angry about irrelevant stuff and don’t speak to each other for days..weeks..monthseven years and it’s not worth it..believe when I say when they are gone …they are gone..people say pray to God and that person will hear you. That maybe true but nothing is like that person standing before you, seeing their face, the expression and hearing their voice. Now all you have is a memory. I know the memory should hold you, but it’s not the same. T he pain in your is so real, it hurts so much you can hardly breathe. I wished so hard by pausing that I was saving her, saving all of them. I don’t know any of them but god knows I feel the pain. I live the pain, I cry as I write this remembering my dads death. The wake,funeral, the burial site and being at my Aunt’s where people kept telling me not to cry. My mom was the only one that told me if I want to cry itwas my right to do so.I am so sorry for the loss. I know God has a plan or a meaning for everything.It sure does hurt some times when his plan is played out. I just wonder…when will the pain go away.