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On top of that it was also a big F you to people like the scumbag who did it or groups who do the same and who want to use fear as a tactic. When I went to the show my feeling was, you tried to spread hate and fear at a concert. We're going to all come together here and show your terror tactics won't work on us. Whilst also being a remembrance for those hurt or gone. You did feel a big love and energy there. No fear. It was a strange but somehow beautiful feeling. On BBC it never dropped below 11 million watching all at once either. So there was also an 11 million people at any time joining in that love when it was happening. I'd be interested to see the total numbers cross all platforms over all.
I was part of the security staff for this event. staff were brought from all over the UK. There was a huge lot of us who donated our days wage to the cause.
Everyone appreciates you and everyone who was apart of the security. I wish it didn't have to come to a tragedy to remind us to thank security. You guys do so many things behind the scenes to protect us. Thank you 🌹
loads of people at my school were at the Ariana concert they survived but since they've come back they are more reserved and quiet and you can see individually how much it affected them
im actually almost going at that time but stop because i need to do things but when i heard the news i was heart broken my online friends was their and there not here anymore....
I was never really a fan of Ariana's music. But after this concert and how she handled this tragedy with such grace, it's difficult for anyone not to have so much love and respect for her whether you enjoy her music or not.
And I don't even like Ariana that much, but she has all my respect and love for the strength she had, you could see it in her eyes how broken she was but she still managed to give hope and spread love.
I was at Ariana's concert when the attack happened and I cannot for the life of me express how proud I am of everybody coming together as one and showing unity after it happened💗
I was at the One Love concert last week. It was immense and everyone in the crowd was so friendly, welcoming and loving to one another. All of the artists were amazing. I've been an Ariana fan for a few years now and met her when she came to Manchester 2 years ago but I have a whole new level of respect for this young woman. I have friends and family who lost people in the attack, I know police officers who worked through the night when it happened, and nurses who tended to the critically ill. People criticised Ariana for putting this on too soon but it was just what Manchester needed. Nobody at the concert was there to 'defeat' the terrorists but to show that we are not afraid and we will love harder than ever before. Thank you for doing this react video. It's nice to see people from across the pond showing the love too
I was at both the original dangerous Woman concert in Manchester and I went to the one Love concert on Sunday. This video made me tear up, not being reminded about the cruel act that nearly took my life but the fact that everyone stands behind us. On behalf of everyone in Manchester thank you and we love you! ❤️
I live in Manchester U.K. And I wanna say thanks to everyone for the support. Manchester is strong and we can do it. Thanks for everyone's wishes and everything! Love from Manchester! ❤️
@@mrawesome3238 the point was that being afraid is what the killers wanted the people to be, so people should stay together and not let the fear take over their life. It was important for the people and for Ariana to do this so they could keep going, overcome the fear, grieve properly and show that they won't let go of the happy things in life because someone want to take that away whith fear.
Rad Edits she's an absolutely beautiful and brave soul full of love and strength for her to be able to perform this shows how strong and brave she truly is I'm so proud to be a fan of ariana
Fidka she is..I’ve met her she was the nicest person I met her in Manchester she gave us bags and hugged us a lot and she touched my hand was so nice but at the end yeah :( but how you say she’s mean it’s obvious you only look at what haters & people say about her not her good side her grandpa died she was slut shamed many times and lost 22 fans she made a big mistake she’s a human like us we have feelings we all make mistakes we all be nice, mean, happy, smiling, laughing, crying, & more we’re all humans.
A lot of people in the comments don't realize that she didn't perform the one love concert to stop terrorist, this was a tribute to Manchester and to spread the message to not let these attacks split us apart
not a fan of ariana. she's a great singer but im not into her songs. still, this was such a beautiful thing she and all the artist and staff did. makes me respect her more as a person.
+Венци Георгиев The emotion you can see from her in this concert clearly shows she had strong feelings on the subject and wanted to support the families.
I'm was lucky enough to get tickets for this concert and it was honestly one of the best nights of my life. To stand up against the evil in this world just by the amount of people who showed up, showing our strength when we join together. Amazing.
And this event was part of showing that they haven't won. If they had no one would go out their house in fear of being attacked, by the amount of people there shows that they aren't scared and haven't won
I feel like the Manchester attack affected so many people, because we all are fans of music. No matte if it's Ariana, or someone else. Music bings us all together and this attack made us realise that it could be any of us. It could be us, or our loved ones, or someone we know, or we used to know. They targeted us all and the fact that so many young and innocent lives were taken is just heartbreaking. They want us to be scared and to stop enjoying our lives, but we can't let them win.
XDranzer000 Ok so do you want to give drones to everyone at this concert or what? Do you really think these *civilians* are the ones responsible for this "hard power" that you think would be so effective?Just let people enjoy the goddamn concert. And honestly if you think spreading a message of love is such a terrible thing, you have a pretty miserable life
Where in Kent have you got family- I live in-between Dartford + Bexleyheath ............... Very small world I met up with some mates in London few days ago in Paddington!
Gravesham I have been to nearly all parts as I live in Kent anyway-So will have to go the few places in Gravesham I haven't been to at some point like Luddesdown, ......................How is the weather in Manchester today-Warm here in my part of Kent
why are there comments on how this won't stop terrorism? the concert wasn't meant to stop terrorism, it was about spreading love and honoring the victims of the attack
I'm not a fan of Ariana Grande, but there is no way one can't respect her for what she did. Its a huge deal. She showed everyone at that concert - and possibly millions more - how to be strong through the struggles. Huge amounts of respect to her
I bet she gained a few fans. Me included. I never even bothered to listen to her songs before. Not that I like her music now, but I have tons of respect.
fireflyer97 I've never loved her more than I do right now. She's so beautiful on the inside out, I'm proud to say we have people on our side. The love side.
Coldplay's fix you always makes me tear up and the baan themselves are just so humble. Not a fan of ariana but I do have respect for her for doing this
There are so many comments saying, "How is this going to stop terrorism" and stuff. The concert was not made to stop terrorism but to spread the love and for those people who lost their lives.
Honestly the entire benefit was so lovely. It was heartwarming to see the crowd and artists connect through music like that. Almost as if they transferred emotions or energy or something.
Nischal Shrestha Not THEM but... Ariana, she organised a whole concert for that sorrowful day, with other artist to show that they care. Ariana even offered to pay for the hospital bills victims were having.
As an ex-Muslim who has studied the Quran, and as someone who had to escape the Middle East because of my sexuality, I can say that the Quran has many violent passages that is the source of influence to terrorism.
We in Germany have a saying. "Wo Leute singen, da lass dich nieder; böse Menschen haben keine guten Lieder." "Where people sing, sit down with them; bad people don't have good songs."
So glad they did an episode on this. I'm live in England and unfortunately the attacks haven't stopped a week later London was attacked as well and it's still going on with threats to schools and airports. It doesn't stop even after Manchester. But this concert sums it up we are all together we stand as one !!!!
Emily Joyce the attacks won't stop with the politics you have today. Your country chose to leave EU meaning you are choosing to be vulnerable and protect yourself alone. And most importantly as long as Theresa May does dirty job and decisions, sells weapons, you will be attacked.
MsRutuke I never wanted any of what has happened with my country with the politics. I voted to stay in the EU and I voted for Labour a different party to May. However i am only one person I only count as one vote. I used my right to vote to try and make change and to stay in the EU. Unfortunately it didn't do much good I was shocked to wake up and here we had left!!
Omg, all the shirts said "I♥️MCR" :v I'm sorry but all I can think of was My Chemical Romance. Over all, I'm crying. This makes me believe in humanity again.
It's beautiful to see so many people and singers coming together not just for publicity but for a greater purpose when a tragedy happens and when people are usually scared into silence, they strike back united as one to have a good time and remember and donate to the people of Manchester who were affected. Especially Ariana whose probably so emotional but keeps going and has her fans supporting her all the way.
That's great we're all united but it means absolutely nothing if the terrorist attacks KEEP happening. Which infers that we aren't united at all because the people who bombed Manchester or attacked London were the people who we'd consider united with us just weeks before the attacks took place. Somewhere out there right now a person is planning to commit another attack and it could be the person you walk past on the way to work or the person who sits beside you on the subway.
I know that this will sound unreasonable, but can we not keep spamming requests in the comments? I read so supportive, uplifting, and inspiring things, but then it's disrupted by someone who wants to see kids react to undertale. Can we keep the comments directed towards the topic of Manchester please?
The sad thing about the concert is that the day before the concert, there was another terrorist attack on the London bridge, but that still didn't stop her from doing the concert. Ariana is such an amazing person.
@@micnik3573 yeah he was in Belgium, and flew back to Manchester the next morning to do this, and then flew back to Europe to do the next gig the day after
I was one of the lucky ones to get tickets in the front pit. It was an absolutely amazing once in a lifetime experience. The emotions I felt changed from one minute to the next. It was inspiring to see everyone pull together, especially all the injured people that was in the front pit with me. The best point was when Ariana sang 'one last time', literally everyone in the crowd was singing (I do have a video on my channel). I will never forget that night and it proved that love will always conquer!
It's insane how worldwide this has become! I was at the DWT Manchester and then front row at the One love Manchester. Everyone I know who was there and everyone else has been strong! It's amazing ❤️ love shines through hate
Some people are criticizing Grande for not doing something more important, but guys, she's a performer who probably doesn't know any more about the terrorist situation than the victims in the hospital. She did all she knew how to do and she did wonderfully. If you want to criticize someone then try whoever didn't have a bag check in the area connected to the concert arena.
I'm praying for Saffie, Georgina and all the other precious people lost. What kills me is walking past Saffie's family-owned chip shop and seeing all the love everyone in the surrounding area has shown in the form of balloons, teddies and even a specially made bench. When things like this happen, the only thing we can do is try and help as much as possible, be it physically or emotionally.
I don't personally love Ariana's music but I respect her so much as a person and performer. She has an amazing voice and she uses it to bring people together. I will always respect her for this and the bravery it took to accomplish it, particularly at her age.
Why are there so many comments saying "how is this stopping terrorism", no one said it's about stopping terrorism, it's about us coming together, spreading love, & giving our prayers to the people who have Lost their lives
To all the people saying that it doesn't stop terrorism, yeah it's not the point. It's just a way to move forward after horrible events and It was a personal initiative from Ariana Grande not some kind of state event. And to all the people saying bullets and war is the only solution, you should study the subject, you don't stop an ideology with some war, you have to have a real strategy with social and cultural aspects, not only military...
I give mad respect to Ariana for putting something on like this and for it being so soon after the incident. Unfortunately, groups like ISIS care not for us other then obliteration of the Western World. Love can and does help, but it takes people to act to prevent savagery like this, and that is what we need.
I think how jasser described terrorists as being religious identity theft was such a good way to explain it to people who can't see past the religious aspect and are condemning all in the religion for those 'religious identity thieves' acts of terrorism . I'll be explaining it this way from now on
Blueiivvy _ he was spot on with it . I've never thought of describing them that way maybe from now on when one of my friends goes on a rant about all religious folk I'll be pointing this out to them for sure maybe then they will stop an think
I loved how the security guards (of which they were MANY) danced and linked arms with the young people in the concert...That opened the flood gates for me.
Considering there was an attack on London the night before and it didn't shake the concert going ahead too, just showed how strong the message was that we will not be silenced by terrorism. No matter the circumstance, love will always triumph and London and Manchester will never fall to these selfish killers ❤
okay. i am literally crying so much. i can't with this. the world is such a horrible place but when i see this it makes me realize that we have hope. love is so valuable and you can't find it everywhere but you can also find it anywhere. even after an event of such horrible actions.
