70s Rockstars Who Went BANKRUPT

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They sold out stadiums, topped the charts, and lived the rockstar dream… so how did they end up with nothing? From bad investments to lavish spending and legal troubles, these ‘70s rock legends lost fortunes in ways you won’t believe!

In this video, we’re diving into the shocking financial downfalls of some of rock’s biggest names. Who managed to bounce back, and who never recovered? Stick around to find out!

00:00 Intro
00:44 Mick Fleetwood
02:12 Artist #2
03:41 Meat Loaf
04:58 Artist #4
06:21 David Crosby
07:25 Artist #6
08:50 Artist #7
10:20 Peter Frampton
11:34 Artist #9
12:35 Artist #10

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