Yep! The tears build up and I have to walk away. Such a gentle soul, we didnt deserve him

Katherine Brown even after 6 years, what a lost. 😢. I'm just glad people still remember him.

@@katherinebrown7182 We were lucky to have him in our lives.

and Steve Irwin, and Paul Walker

That’s exactly how I feel too.

I respect your comment, good on you.

I respect your comment, good on you.

+tuxguys Billy is a real Pro. a great actor and a great human being.

Billy did an interview on the Nerdist podcast talking about Robin. He said in rehearsal he came out, saw the picture of Robin and broke. He was able to pull it together because he knew there were a lo t of people in the audience who needed comforting and wanted a chance to remember him.

KZfaq, ladies and gentlemen. The modum of the future.

Same 🥺♥️

His Comedy definitely was different. It wasn’t my cup of tea at all. I did not get his humor. Nanu Nanu ??? I saw him in concert and he was on the third joke and I was laughing at the first one. Too hard to keep up

He's resting in peace, waiting for the resurrection :)

I miss him so much x

He was such a special person, it was impossible to miss. It's amazing to me how many people were connected to him and therefore each other, it somehow brings us ALL closer together. It takes a truly miraculous human to do that. I'll always miss him and get choked up whenever I think of him.

That's quite disrespectful to him, one of his idols Don Rickles never had anything written.

Absolutely!

Ross Noble comes close

Dave chappelle does the same

Billy connelly

+Jacob Grzanowicz 5 or 8

So... let's keep rolling the dices and hoping to meet him again!

5 or 8

at least get it right if your gonna quote jumanji

Wait. Seriously? It's 5 or 8. 😰

indeed

I feel so blessed that I was able to grow up in a time that he was alive. What a privilege

Regret so much not meeting him.

I could not agree more, thank you.

Beautifully stated

Also the kindest people

😔

they also have the best personality’s allot of love kindness and compassion.

He didn’t have a sad heart, he developed Lewy Body Disease a type of dementia

That is how I imagined the spirit in the sky calling Robin in, taking him to a place where he will be free of pain. Like a child, forever free in a land of contentment.

It’s actually an edit. I’ve seen that comedy routine. The little kid is supposed to be his oldest kid, his son, who was a child then. The child says, “nah, f it.” I guess to be on youtube, the “f” had to be edited out.

That will be all of us one day. It hits home

@@robertandhollyscorpiofan2697 what is the title of the youtube video

@@keerthikaruna i forget the title, but it was a comedy routine at the Metropolitan opera.

Us too. Lost it. How many others are that deep and not afraid to show it? To make us think? To try to make others laugh? To help others? He did it all.

That was from his 1986 special "Robin Williams: Live at New York's Metropolitan Opera. It was certainly one of the best.

FriendofRamblinJack Hit the wrong link. Sorry about that.

C. Middleton I'm going to look for that.

They actually cut the last two words that his son says, but I won't spoil it for you. If you love Robin and his humor, you'll really enjoy it. It was an HBO special from 1986.

It still breaks my heart.

@@aircanuck mine too

Just watched the HBO documentary bout him and realized how insurmountable his accomplishments were.... and still are. :( Thank you for sharing your talent with us

He isn't lost. He isn't going to be found. He hanged himself. He is dead. He isn't lost.

We've never had a friend like him!

Probably at _least_ as hard as the eulogy he delivered for Ali, his 'big brother.'

Billy stated in a interviews that in rehearsal, he came out onto the stage to practice the speech , he first saw the picture of Robin and lost it. He knew that he needed to keep it together so he could get thru the speech. They were close friends. R I p Robin.

He said it best it was one of the hardest thing he has ever done.

xsara123 True

Jesus. That part haunted me when I got to that part, so fucking surreal

I'm sure if the camera panned the audience, there wouldn't be one dry eye in the theater.

And the best part is censored out, in which Robin said, in the voice of his kid, “Naw…fuck it.”

That fkn cuts!

I will always feel the the loss of robin Williams

He's an incredible eulogist, you should watch the one he did for Muhammad Ali if you haven't already

you took the words and feelings right out of my mouth & heart. I got all teared up just watching this, ... like so many others. I know that Robin's friends were devastated, ... but I know they also understood that HE WANTED THAT EXIT. he wanted to bow out.

Aleks Persson When I found out that Robin Williams died, I was in disbelief. Robin Williams was the only comedian to ever make me laugh.

Jeff Narrow He was a one-off, for sure. And we were all very lucky to be alive at the same time he was. :)

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Billy admitted on The View that this tribute was "one of the most difficult things he ever had to do." But somewhere, way up high, I believe Robin is looking down and thinking:"Well done, my friend. I'm proud of you too. It was a privilege working with you and getting to know you..calling you my friend was an honor. "

Lisa Toner You should watch him speaking about it on the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, really great bit. They tell some funny stories about him, and talk about Billy's tribute.

I really don't know how he did it. Those two were like brothers. I remember Billy was talking about William 1 time and William was overseas supporting the troops. And out of no where William calls Billy up and its 4am in cali and they talked for hrs. He remember everyone's birthdays too and send gifts. Sorry I've always been a big fan of Robin and Billy

​@@michaelwachendorf2096 It reminds me about the speech that John Cleese gave at Graham Chapman's funeral. Cleese was there when Chapman passed away, but had to be led out of the room because he couldn't handle it. The speech that he gave at the funeral must have been so painful, and yet he turns it into the funniest funeral services I have ever seen.

Psychology politicians in Washington talking about abortion. About how a human is a human. But once you’re born. You’re on your own buddy. Good Luck

My favorite thing that he did was voice the Genie in Aladdin! One of my 2 favorite Disney movies 🎬 He brightens up my day every time he sang Friend Like Me, but that moment when Aladdin sets him free, that's the BIGGEST thing to me, proving to all that Aladdin had a real heart. And watching this, all I can think is Genie, your free! Like many, I truly wish that I could have met him IRL 😔

This comment is shining a light

+Lucas Davis O Captain , My Captain!

+Lucas Davis O Captain, my Captain!

+Lucas Davis O Captain, My Captain

+Lucas Davis O Captain, My Captain!

+Lucas Davis O Captain, My Captain!

9 years and same thing 😢😢😢

5 or 8*

He is deid in body yes but he lives on in our hearts, minds, and memories and there no 5 or 8 required. Have a great day stay safe a smile fir he lives on in you.

My prayers are with your country.

Amber Reynolds so nice of you , thanks a lot :)

God bless you Taufik Bitar.

Taufik Bitar There are no borders to comedy or humanity. Good luck over there, bro.

Thanks

I was shocked about how he died, I never thought he would take his own life, and I think many of you feel the same way. His death taught me that behind a smile you think that he's okay, but when you look behind the smile, there were demons that he spent years fighting until he couldn't fight no more. He was from my dad's generation, but I grew up watching him. He was a kind, funny, and beautiful man. He will be one of those people who come along only once in a lifetime. Rest in peace Robin and give our love to your best friend Christopher Reeve. Smile my boy, it's sunrise.

Definitely made me cry. When an actor dies I usually don't cry but thjs one actually bring tears everytime I see any tribute. This is actually beautiful. The ending made me choke up. RIP ROBIN! you left us too soon!

This tribute could have been LONGER,I might add.Show when he was young and so on...

Yes.

Yes! As so many, including Billy have said there will never be another one like him.

Damn, found this comment today, start to cry again.

The sound of those footsteps....

Jesus. That part haunted me when I got to that part, so fucking surreal

lkgrave it was so damn haunting dude

The same feeling here. Watching this tribute brought back all I felt when I originally heard it. Tears.. Then I scroll down and see your profile and felt a little better.. SuperWhoLocked here.

Kristin G. 👍👍

3 years later I'm still hurting I was still hurting from the loss of George carlin and in 2014 my hero robin Williams passes away man it hurts still

4 years later and I'm still getting misty eyed watching this.

Fresh it was very touching

whynotbig It was just like WOW it gave me goosebumps

Fresh The very end was part of a mid 1980's HBO stand-up special Williams filmed called "Live At The Met" at the Metropolitan Opera House, NYC. The closing routine was Williams talking about looking into the future and parenting and mentoring his then-young son, Zachary. It's both touching and hilarious. Especially if you've ever been a parent but it's still great if not.

+Mike Shaffer I listened to it on my phone a few months back almost cried in the train, i hope when i have a kid in a few years it will learn english fast so him or her can listen to it as well a bit later in life.

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+ssisnake Yeah me too man, I have never met Robin, and I wish I had so badly, but I actually am utterly saddened he is not with us now. I grew up watching his movies, Flubber, Good Will Hunting, etc. Patch Adam's really hit home for me, too. He really was a hilarious guy, a beautiful man. He has a way with people that not very many other people do. I still, to a degree, think that he may have not fully understood how much of an impact he had on others around him. He certainly was a gift for the world. By the way, i'm sorry about your loss, man. May them rest in peace. I don't know what it's like to lose someone very close, but I know pushing through that kind of thing takes some extraordinary courage. From one fellow man to another, I wish you the absolute best. Keep on pushing forward, don't ever give up bro life is a challenge filled with obstacles approach them head on while going mach 4 with a smile on your face, and dominate them. Good on you, stay solid, my friend...

Sorry for what you had to go through. My Dad split and my mom was a paranoid schizophrenic. Lot's of f'd up childhood stories. I wanted to commit suicide at 8 years old. Just know you're not the only one out there that hurts. And thank you for sharing. Good luck.

You did too. I lost my mom and a month later my grandmother. Wasn't easy but watching his movies his funny ones. His serious rolls would make me cry so much. I'm sorry for you loss.

AAD I cried too on the last part too

Let him come back God let him come back! The world needs him now more than ever!!!!

Goodness this comment made me lose it 😔😭

😭😭😭

and powerful

He was sick from Lewy Body Dementia; you can google what his widow explains about it.

His death cannot be clearly categorized as a suicide.

Same here...

How true. The world could surely use a little of Robin Williams right about now.

Me too! Robin is a legend.

me neither...

what a loss. Still.

So true. There will never be another Robin. I can't believe we've lost this dear man.

agree totally , actually got a lump in my throat with that --- rip R.W

What a great Tribute! I also made a video about Robin Williams with an interesting fact about his death. You can check it out on my channel

Only one person could pull this off. And Billy Crystal did it wonderfully.

I just watched a interview that Whoopi did with Billy Crystal on the View, 2 months after Robin Williams died. She could not get through the interview without pausing while talking about Robin Williams, I wonder if it was too difficult for do it, like you mentioned in your comment.

Billy said that this was one of the hardest things to do in his life. Robin was not just his comedic partner, but one of his best friends.

Yes he was

Him & Fred Rogers !!

Comedically, yes.

He is literally the GOAT

Rie-hu Vane HELOOOOO!!!

Just finished watching it!

Musta been a run by fruiting!

Dan Orpeus He's seemingly under rated because there are simply no words strong enough to express how brilliant this man is. 4 months later and hearts all over the world still ache for you, Robin. RIP Genie.

***** You're not seeing it. It's like he was brighter and more brilliant than even his fame as most famous actor-comedian could convey. There really aren't words strong enough to express it but you can surely feel it.

***** that's kind of harsh isn't it? I'm not so sure he meant to "justify himself" as it is possible he really just admires RW. Are you getting off by bashing an innocent comment about a tragic loss of life? Strange

***** Yes but there are so many idiots and so little time.

***** Yes, I agree. Playing the "Better Than" game is very irritating to others, never more so than when there is loss and deep emotions felt. People who make pronouncements that begin with, "It amazes me just how underrated [he/she] really is..." is a message that the speaker is highly aware and knowledgeable about some kind of Truth, thus better than (smarter, more sensitive, and oh so correct) those who are spoken to, who of COURSE don't Get It. As you stated, ".... in order to make themselves feel like only THEY appreciate something as much as it should be." -- yes, and that the rest of us are dolts. I've been known to make myself unpopular when I've chosen to respond to things like this -- because, yes, they ARE wrong, inaccurate, etc. -- usually by saying something like, "Goodness, you mean you've actually heard lots of 'underrating' about Robin Williams [or whoever]? Gee, almost everyone I've heard from over the past 35 years or so have loved and appreciated ..." yadda yadda yadda ... The Better Than dynamic in life is played out in so many ways, by so many people, since the time of cave-dwellers -- a way to lift oneself up, by putting others down.

+MolecularMoonlight an angel in heaven

message for robin in heaven: robin no matter what the haters say you'll always be the greatest genie and the king of comedy to me...... I miss you Robin!

I was wondering the same thing.

My theory - some might feel as though giving the video a thumbs up might in some way make others, or probably themselves, feel as though they're not approving the message of the video, but the fact that Robin Williams is gone. And doing a thumbs down would do the opposite - perhaps raging against the idea that he is gone. I sometimes experience that odd theory with certain videos - I did give this a thumbs up, but like with many things, it's not a simple black or white concept and I try to (not all the time, but often) consider why someone might do a certain thing that makes me angry or confused. Like the guy on the highway who seems in such a hurry for no apparent reason and flashes you before you even have a chance to move over (or maybe he ticks you of and you don't move over). Just because we don't know the reason, that doesn't mean there is none. Maybe he's on his way to a job interview for his dream job, and he got delayed by something he had no control over. Or maybe his wife is about to give birth and he's trying to get to the hospital in time. There are times like these when forgiving is the only good policy. Anger only begets more anger.

It's either called "an opinion" Or people who just wanted to get a reaction from people like you ...those who think they HAVE to respond and "defend the honor" of a celebrity. Congratulations, you gave them attention

Miss Elmyra 💞🤝