Happy Crying Dads - Impossible Try Not To Cry Challenge With Emotional Moments 

Man in his 90z looking after his 63 year old son who has cancer 🤯 respect to you Sir ❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

The dad hearing his son's heart put tears in my eyes. My dad had a liver transplant 20 years ago next month and is still going strong thanks to a very generous person like him

The bear got me, holy crap that's tragic and heartwarming at the same time.

The dad seeing his daughter after 3 years wrecked me. His reaction was so beautiful.

The dad and the teddy bear always hits me in the feels.

I lost my dad to suicide in 2014. I never want anyone to go through the struggles I did, and this is a reminder to me that there are fathers out there that are still being loved, that makes me happy. I hope all of you find the strength to love and be loved.

I just became a Dad and I love my new purpose in life. Can't wait to experience more precious moments with my boy.

I did perfectly fine until I saw the father whos 16yo son died in a car accident. I'm ugly crying now :'(

It’s so much easier to cry & let it all out, to someone else’s experiences, someone else’s memories. That has to be screwed up but I can’t help it. I don’t always face my demons & fears, but I cry with joy when I see others do it, overcome, win & feel the appreciation they have unknowingly worked for.

The grandparents in their side by side recliners. Then he kissed her, precious love That teared me up too.

My dad saw the 90 year old man part and said "it doesnt matter how old our kids maybe 30-40-60 They will always be our babies"

Holy shit dude I haven't cried this hard in 10 years. Needed this. The 90 year old dad taking care of his 63 year old son really got me.

My Dad adopting me was the best day of my entire life, next to getting married. I had 45 years as the luckiest daughter on the plane. I miss you Dad.

I lost my father 9 days ago to dementia. You better enjoy your time with your fathers before it’s too late.

My oldest son isnt biologically mine but I raised him since he was a year old. When he got his first sack on a qb in high school, he took off his helmet, pointed at me in the stands & screamed "That was for you dad! I love you!". I absolutely lost it.

I lost my father to cancer 16 years ago. I'm nearing my 30's now. I'm in absolute tears, because not only is it sadness that I miss my father so much but it's also happiness. Seeing these fathers makes me appreciate all the caring fathers in the world but it makes me realise, I'll have the chance to give my future kids what I never had. I'll have have the chance to give them the encouragement I never received. I will have the opportunity to be there for my kids and although I'm not going to let them run wild, I'm going to support them no matter what decisions they make. I want to show my future kids the world, the good and the bad. I want to have a family one day and when I will, I will be everything my father was to me before his passing. I remember being 5 years old and climbing on his back while he walked around the lounge room on all fours. I remember being with him on a school holiday while he drove all over the country making deliveries for his business... it was boring but every moment we were in that van is now very special to me. He would put on random Beatles or Queen songs and I would sing with him. One time some kids in our area older than us were beating me and my Brother up and I had never seen him that angry before, he jumped our back fence and dropped 10ft to the ground before chasing them off with the loudest roar I've ever heard from a man. He already left for work before I would wake up for school but every day at 6pm he would come in through our back door and I would give him a big hug, every single day from the moment I can remember up until the day he died. 2005 was a long time ago but I can remember it like it was just yesterday. I spent some time with his side of the family recently after not seeing them since 2006 as Mum took me and my brother to another country. My 70 year old Aunt married to my Dad's older brother, kept calling me by my Dad's name before apologising. Apparently I'm just like him and to know that, fills me with a lot of pride.

Only if I can be half of the 90 year old man who is taking care of his 63 year old son, I could die in piece. That's a real man right there.

When the dad with Alzheimer’s told his son in law “you got your own Nick, you got your own” I couldn’t hold in the tears

When the daughter to her father (with Alzheimer's) said "What you've done for me, my whole life." -- It really hit close to home for me. Huge lump in my throat :')

Not only did Kyle Chalmers’ grandparents get to witness him winning the gold medal 🥇 for his country, they witnessed him set a new world record for the men’s 100M freestyle. Good job Kyle!! 🇦🇺

As a single man, I love every single second of this video. Shout out to all the great fathers out there.

Respect to the man in his 90s still looking over his son with cancer🤟❣

Completely jealous right now. When I told my parents I was pregnant for the first time, all I got was "That's nice." I didn't really need to cry today... or so I thought.

Fathers are completely underrated...

This whole video had me in tears from start to finish, especially the stepdad adoption ones. It always brings tears to my eyes when stepfathers are fully devoted to their stepchildren.

No Dad could possibly get through these beautiful moments with dry eyes.

nothing makes me cry, but when you see a grown man cry. shit hit different!!

Man I've been thinking about my parents and crying for the past hour. Tbh sometimes crying feels good, but it's times like this that reveal to me that my parents are and should be the most important people in my life, cause they've done so much for me and my brothers, they sacrificed EVRYTHING for us and no one else helped or did something to us except them. I'm gonna do my best to make up for it and try to give them as much as possible, im gonna sacrifice everything for them cause they are the only people that cared and will care about me.

My dad left before I was 3 months, but I still love him I wish he loved me as much. Now I’m almost 22 and he beat cancer and still doesn’t care and I just want the feeling he does. It seriously hurts me

No man, nor any structure in the world could withstand the love from that teddy bear. Holy shit that broke me.

When a grown man cries that's straight from the deepest corner of the heart that isn't easily touched...realists emotion in this world.

This is just 2 months ago I pass and graduated from 12th std from school And got a nice college My father was the one who cried and was very happy most I know how much struggle I give him and he did for me I LOVE MY FATHER A LOT ❤❤

While I found them all moving, surprisingly I completely lost it with the very last one. Grandpa's reaction was to plant on Grandma's lips- simply tear-worthy.

As a dad we don't get to cry, we have been taught it isn't okay to cry, but we do, just sometimes inside. Don't think for a second that we don't hurt, we just know what our job is. God help us all because to be a father is a blessing. To be a husband is a blessing. To a man is hard, but never lose hope. You are loved. God save us all.

watching these kind of videos before you get kids is one thing... When you have kids it´s a completely different story... The video with the bear brought tears in my eyes

I lost it at the teddy bear. What a beautiful gift to that heartbroken dad. I worked on a transplant unit for many years. I saw so much happiness from the people who got a second chance at life. But I knew there was heartbreak on the other side of that happiness.

The teddy bear always gets me, it's brutal on my heart strings.

PSA never watch this blazed. You will actually melt this time

He is not what America is all about but he is what America should be all about

The grandparent kissing eachother and celebrating their grandchild was the purest thing ever.

Being a dad is the greatest blessing. A blessing you didn't know you needed and one you'll never regret.

Father's are the people who raise you to be tough. To be considerate. To understand. They are the ones who tell you what's right from wrong. They are the ones who care for you most in the entire world. As well as the mothers. But a father is someone you believe to be strong. And they are. They are the ones that set an example for you to grow up better than them. Bigger. Brighter. More valuable. They are the ones who support you the entire way. I remember seeing my dad cry for the first time a long time ago as a kid. It was heartbreaking but heartwarming. Seeing someone. A man I look up to. Broken into tears. I will never forget that moment.

I held it together for the entire video but the one with the man at the near end listening to his sons heart beat again turned me into a baby I could not hold back the tears anymore

Fatherhood is so awesome and to all you daddies out there I'd protect your's as if they are my own

Something ive noticed as ive gotten older is that your dad never stops being a dad. Its fkn adorable when my dad compulsively dads, melts my heart.

I’m not crying, I just got a teddy bear with a heart beat in my eye.

That heart beat one was the most emotional of all I've seen. Like the heart beat you hear when you have your first ultrasound during pregnancy. The hope of life. He lost his child, but could hear his heart beat on!!! The tears overflowed.How precious!

Watching people with Alzheimer's forget Everything makes my heart ache so bad I've worked there and honestly it's hard ASF to clock in and hope that by the time you clock out they'll be there the next day or perhaps not. It's a mystery.

You only realise the value of your dad once he is gone from the world. Plese take care of your father. ❤️❤️

These videos hit way different now that my dad has passed. Shout out to all the great dads out there holdin' it down! Much love!

as a 21 year old man trying to find his way in life. found it very tough to hold myself together through this. i am beyond blessed to have grown up with a family that loves me and the absolute best father i could have asked for. I pray that one day i get to experience being a father. one of the biggest things motivating in these tough times

I don't know what got me more. The 90-year-old father still looking after his son or the father that got the teddy bear with the recording of his late son's heartbeat. 😭

This made me cry immediately. I became such a softie since I had my daughter a year ago...its Saturday night and im over here blowin my damn nose!

I needed that cry. Thank you. Hard to allow all of the bs to pile up and not have a little release. Guys are held to such a high standard of emotional capacity but really we just all cry babies who need a good tear now and then.

The dad listening to his late sons heartbeat broke my heart. I was bawling my eyes out.

I was in another one of those normal day moods "as a male" where crying at anything at all was not on the agenda. I'm glad this video made me do so, more than thrice

You cry after seeing your babies first steps, as a father I can promise you once they are walking properly, you continue crying lol Cherish whilst they cannot as it goes fast!

When a stepchild asks you to adopt them you know the impact you had on their life, because they want to be your child in spirit AND name. To all the step parents, mothers and fathers thank you, I watched my own father become dad to my three other brothers and never once expected them to call him dad. He is the man I strive to be

I watched this video in my office and all my friends saw my eyes in tears.... 🥺🥺

My goodness the father listening to his sons heartbeat in the build a bear 🥺😢😭 I cannot even imagine how it must feel to go thru something like that, may God bless him and his family🙏

And to think that in these times, there are people fighting for their "right" to annihilate their children. Childrens are a miracle, the future; and a mother is a goddess.

Nothing in the world makes you more proud then see your dad beeing proud of you.

I swear.. The try not to cry ones are the hardest of em all .. Dude.. The tears come out on their own.. QwQ

God bless all of them but that elderly gentleman taking care 🙏 of his son...😇💖 .and the father hearing his sons heart beat that rocked me to the core. Be kind to others ✨️ 💛 much love to all!

Being a dad myself those moments are awesome

Real man don't cry. But we shed tears of genuine emotions.

I was fortunate enough to witness my daughter first steps with my wife and mom. Great moment. Happen randomly and are quick. Thankfully phones can record these moments

2:16 the dads laugh here sounds just like a little kid when they’re really excited, so beautiful

From the gentleman in his 90s looking after his son to the father listening to his son's heartbeat through a teddy bear....respect.

I think the only love more indulgent and dedicated than a parents' love for their child is the Grandparents' love for that kid. 💗 I am so thankful for my parents and my in laws! What a great collection of happiness!

Im more than happy that i watched this video. RU-vid algorithm recommended a tragic but heartwarming video this time. Lets not forget that health and family are the most important things in life. I wish all of you a healthy life with your loved ones.

I am Civil Air Patrol cadet airman first class smith I salute to all of the amazing fathers in the world living and passed for your sacrifices and no matter how angry we are at you we still love you. I miss you dad I’ll see you at the end of my road but I hope you can still give me strength to continue fighting

5 to 1 on a Monday afternoon, it’s my day off and I’m spending it balling my eyes out to this 😭 To me and all the good fathers out there, we’re fecking awesome are we ✌️❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

I wish I knew what it felt like to have a great and loving stepfather or real dad I will die and never know that feeling but I have to say to all the great real dads or great stepfather your a God sent and I give much respect

hearing the heart beat of your son in a teddy bear, I can't even ...just wow

The father watching his son reach and accomplish his dreams, knowing better than anyone how hard he grinder to get there, the only way to describe the emotion he was feeling was “wow” and I think that’s the best possible description. Just such a powerful emotion you can’t even put words too it, just leaves you in awe!

Strange how a man can handle the toughest life can throw at him and not crack even a bit. But you fill that man with joy and those walls which life could not break, crumble like gravel.

Men don't normally receive honest, genuine appreciation. You can make any man cry just by acknowledging them from the heart for longer than 3 minutes.

Grandparents proud of their bloodline...man that's great!

Damn.....i was in happy mood when I clicked this video and wanted to pass time ....but now my eyes are so teary tthat I can hardly see what i'm typing....truly emotions are infectious.....you smile when you see someone smiling and you cry a little when you see someone cry( even though they maybe tears of joy)...

My father left my mother when I was born so I don't really know how it feels like to have one. These people are blessed to have such loving fathers.

i wish my dad cared this much about being a grandpa to my children...

🥺 calling my dad as soon as he finished his nap on the couch after telling me all day how he woke up at 5am 🥰

I was fine and I dont really cry for this stuff, Until the video got to the 90 year old driving his son to the doctor. That was a little hard to watch. MAD RESPECT to you sir.

I needed a good cry

Some parents will never know how far loving, believing in, and being there for your kids will go. It would mean the absolute world to some of us

Remarkably hard, but not impossible, i just feel respect for those men

So beautiful! The Dad finding out his Daughter was pregnant and he has Alzheimers made me cry so hard. He gave you some beautiful advice. God Bless you all.

One of the most difficult things to understand in this world is a child comprehending just how much their parents love them. Unfortunately, you dont find out until you have a child of your own. Then...you understand. Thank you mom and dad!!

I love that fair judge.

I never loved my dad more than the day I became one myself. Makes you realize just how much they love you.

I went from heartwarming smiles to tears pouring out during the bear with the son's heartbeat, man its such a sad thing to happen but such a heartwarming gift

As the bible says, “LOVE NEVER FAILS” ❤️

I'm in tears. All the problems, stresses, anxieties going around in my life now it can become so unbearable. It is so wonderful to feel and shed tears for heartwarming moments versus only struggling moments.

Humanity still exists - never gave up on humanity!

Im crying like a baby.. we will be always little kidos to our parents.. and our children will be for us.

Oh man I just wanna hug the father that lost his 16 y.o. son, such pain, so glad he gest to at least have the sound of his heart with him.

Seeing full grown man crying for someone else happiness is beautifull

To have your son’s hart beating live into someone else’s son must be such a comfort after a devastating loss like that. God bless them

The elderly man driving his son cracked the faucet, the bear put in on full blast....as a father of 1 boy I felt every moment.