John Stamos' Heartfelt Moment: Sharing the News of Brian Wilson's Passing with Mike Love

John Stamos had a tough job. He had to tell Mike Love that his cousin and bandmate, Brian Wilson, had passed away. Stamos, known for his role in "Full House, " has been a part of the Beach Boys for 40 years, playing drums and guitar with the band. He was with Love when he received the sad news. Stamos was traveling with Love when he got a text about Wilson's death. He had to break the news to Love, who was 84 at the time. Love's reaction was immediate and profound. His face went blank, and for the next two and a half hours, he didn't say a word. Stamos understood the depth of Love's loss. They had spent over 80 years together, creating beautiful music. Stamos, who had grown up admiring the Beach Boys, knew how much this loss meant to Love. The news of Wilson's death was a blow to many. Wilson was a true visionary in the world of pop music, changing the way we experience music today. Stamos, who had spent a good amount of time with Wilson, shared memories of their time together. He recalled a trip to Montreal where Wilson took the lead in performances and even wrote a new song. Wilson was known for his complex personality, struggles with mental health, and substance abuse, but he also had a sharp wit. Stamos also spoke about inducting Love into the Songwriters Hall of Fame. He felt honored to be a part of this moment, recognizing Love's contributions to music. Love co-wrote many of the Beach Boys' classic songs with Wilson, including "I Get Around, " "California Girls, " and "Good Vibrations. " Stamos believes that the Beach Boys' music is more important than ever, especially in times when decency is low and discord is high. Their music brings a sense of unity and joy that is much needed in today's world. Stamos' journey with the Beach Boys began four decades ago. He first played with them in 1985 at the Washington Monument. Since then, he has been more than just a fan. He has helped introduce the Beach Boys to new generations through his TV shows and music videos. Stamos feels blessed to have been a part of the Beach Boys' legacy and to have known Wilson personally.