You say that, but people also realize that seeing actions like this, things they wish they could do, and feel better! You know? I wish I could go out and help others, but I'm barely keeping myself afloat. Things like this give me hope
Just a thought, but has it ever occurred to you that people just want to capture a beautiful moment so they can have it forever? If it goes viral than it just means people have empathy, and in an ugly world that makes us see the world in such a cynical way the same way that you do, sometimes it feels good to be reminded that the world isn’t so bad after all. Hope you get a chance to relinquish that hostility and feel the love. Take care.
True charity is anonymous, don't get on the op for being right, look up what George Steinbrenner did throughout his lifetime but never told a soul...it means more
Several moments had me in tears but the man learning how to apply makeup to his wife with Alzheimer's really choked me up. Thank you for this wonderful video.
Everyone should know that the “security man” mentioned later in the video is a Hammas soldier helping an older Muslim Palestinian woman. May God Bless them both. 🤲💗
THIS THIS is what humanity is all about SHOULD be all about. Sad days where peeps are more concern about likes and dislikes on youtube and don't even have time to say hi to people passing by sad days sad days. Always brighten my day when i watch video like these i don't know who wouldn't.
Once my friend and I got on the wrong bus and we were lost but luckily a group of teenagers actually comforted us until my friend’s father picked us up.
I grew up in rural Nebraska (yes, most of state) and we had a black lab that would protect me. She would always prevent me from going too close to the small stream near our house.
Let be honest even they don't record there act deep in side they know they do something very very important And the part with old couple sitting next to each other is the most beautiful moment that I'm wish my parent be doing
I live in the St Louis, MO area, and back on August 23, 2023, the temperature was 103 º. Not only was it the hottest day of the year, but it broke the record set 80 years prior on the same date with the temp. being 101º. Well, on August 23rd of this year, I was heading to a doctor's appointment. Unfortunately, my car has no AC. All of a sudden, I see flashing lights in my rearview mirror. That is when I got nervous. I know I was not speeding because I cannot afford to. I pulled over, and the officer walked up to my window and said "I pulled you over because you are in violation of Municipal code H2O. I replied "What?! The officer replied, "You are in violation because you do not have a bottle of water on this hot day." Then he hands me one that he was hiding behind his back. I not only thanked the officer, but I also told him that I knew I wasn't speeding because I could not afford to do so. He told me to keep cool and if I get too hot go somewhere that does have AC.
I am so glad I stumbled upon this video. I needed it. I’ve been going through some rough times lately and I need to see some good happening in the world now maybe I can have a good night sleep in the bed while I have going on myself, knowing that this is the current in the world.
lol then obviously you arent I watched then and others & wasn't affected certainly didnt shed a tear. We need more acts of kindness & respect but in reality it's just being human let alone a good decent human being so why is it so special & emotional when it's what youre suppose to do anyways on a daily basis. It's great when a doctor or nurse on duty save a life & tragic it when they just cant save all but then again that's their job they're trained to do that especially while working whats so special about them doing their job & what they were trained to do to do & get paid pretty well for doing? Now when someone who's not working or isn't training to run into burning buildings does so to help save lives human or animals or stops the car calls 911 & tries to help a person or animal in need then they are truly heros but again that's what humans are supposed to do help & respect each other.
With all of the bad in the world, people doing horrible things, we need to be able to see all the good that people will do for each other so much. We don't see enough of this in the news, and they call it puff pieces. These kinds of videos are good for the soul. God bless everyone🙏💗🙏
Oh I was surprised to see a clip from my country Sri Lanka. The places Tamil people live in here are very hot and during April it's gonna be very harsh. Not too harsh like people don't die because of heat but still harsh with cultivation and everything in that part. Despite the political mess and how politicians try to divide the people in past years, it's multicultural here and people are happy together with each other. Pay a visit here it's a beautiful island
these videos give me faith in humanity and especially cops too. my family has a cop in it and he is someone who'd do something like this. the presents...aaaaaa
Micky and Minnie doing sign language absolutely broke me omgggggg soooo sweeeettttt. Yes to show they arnt just people in suits, they've learned sign language to make sure they can bring happiness to all :) love that so much.
Yes they took videos of good deeds. That’s a great way to share and give others the idea of what they could do. And, it is a much needed reminder of all the good people do and need. Thank you. Gods blessings to all who will receive it.
The clips of the daughter thanking her dad for all the sacrifice he made when she graduated and the young boy seeing his dad again after months of being deployed is moving me to tears, but not for the reason you're all expecting. My father passed away to COVID-19 early into the pandemic when I was 14 years old (for context, he passed away literally one month before my birthday and now I'm 19 years old) and my 3rd cousin's father (my mom's youngest brother) passed away to blood cancer last years (my cousin's 7 years old now) who was in the army before having him. . . neither of us are going to have those moments with with our dads (I already did; I was the class of 2022 and it's 2023. . . man did it felt hollow), and it breaks my heart just thinking about it. ;-; But, at least they got to experience it, and these acts of kindness have helped me feel better after such lousy days lately; thank you for that, have a nice day Akimbo. =)
@@TpoapAnimatesYT That's good, I'm glad. =) Um, as for me. . . no not exactly; long story short, every time I try to take care of myself I'm always hit with something that pretty much tells me that was the wrong thing to do. I know that sounds edgy or whatever it sounded like, but trust me, the context behind that statement is a long story and I don't know if ya want ta hear more about it. But I can say this; while my situation haven't improved all that much, my overall problem that's been plaguing me has gotten better, so there's that, and I've been making my friends smile a lot and they've been helping me smile too the past few days, so that's good. =)
You do it to me every time, I have to pause the video to dry my eyes bc I can't see through the happy tears. I was fine until those boys got those tickets
This is pure genius. I recently read a book with a similar topic, and it was truly captivating. "Kindness Unveiled: A Journey to a Happier Life" by Noah Evergreen
Anyone who "selfies" their good deed completely nullifies that deed. A TRUE hero, who doesn't care about clicks or Tik Tok clout, gives the money/food/clothing/etc without anyone else knowing. I hate it every time I see it. It's pathetic and disgusting.
True, but some people do it for the sake of letting others know chivalry and kindness isn’t dead. Never dared to record anything I’ve done, but if by some miracle someone has, I hope they have posted it, to inspire others to help and to let people know that chivalry is not dead, despite popular belief.
2023 as I was going home from Thanksgiving dinner with the family I saw a middle aged woman on a folding chair selling Christmas ornaments at about 40 degrees temperature. I did a U turn and went back and gave her a 8 # ham and all of my leftovers. She needed it more than I did as I as God what to do. 300 ft down the road I turned around and went back to her. Maybe I was wrong in some eyes but in Gods? I think not.
Sweet video. When I saw the clip of the delivery guy getting a $500 tip, I was like - oh damn...he's now gonna have to claim that income to the govt. or risk getting nailed because it's all on video. His tip will still be great, but a bit less than the $500 after all is said and done. I love the videos and look forward to them. Often helps brighten up the day.
yesterday i was in London when an old man approached me in need of some money, sadly i didn't have any cash on me (rarely carry it nowadays since Covid) so couldn't give him any
"Random"... Half of them weren't random and real kindness doesn't involve a camera stuck in someone's face. "Oh, look at me, I'm so kind! As long as there's a camera recording me so I can post it online to show the world how kind I am while I make money!"
