Shows real strength of character from both of them

What a story & Gabriel is proper friend, if you even see the Gabriel, Thankyou mate 👊🏽

i wonder if he has social media. hes cute as hek & sweet as hek

Us South Africans are raised differently

@Joseph O'Connor lmao ok dude 😂😂😂

Hats off to him!

they are some good people out here man it hard to come by

i wasnt expecting a white lad...god bless him..

@@jazzytimes2373 Thats an odd thing to say. There are lots of Brits that spend their lives trying to help the homeless

A true chad bruv 👊🏆🙏

chocolate on cake*

He and his friend literally were icing up in that plane.

Gabriel... it's the name of an angel. His mother knew something when she gave him the name. She just didn't know who was the person in his destiny he was supposed to help as an angel. And as almost always, that person was far away in Africa...

God is the reason white make European suffer

Even at that u stiil fear to die, i made it to europe in a similar way believe me i only wanted to make death was never an option i wanted even thou i know the chances of dieing was high

I like that saying brother

True

So true man.

@@SeaJayBelfast plenty of people live in Syria too...

In Islam (my religion) and a few others, Gabriel is the name of an Angel 🙏🏽❤️

This story brought tears 😭 to my eyes but the kindness and care of this young man Gabriel brought even more tears with the kindness that he displayed.... bless his pure heart 💜

Put everyone s life in danger,but he's good human being

Indeed

@@plantmama7442 yes was thinking the same, in Christianity, Gabriel is an Archangel, Archangels are always in the direct presence of God

That’s what I was thinking the cold air at 31000 feet

Atheists gonna hate me for this but there is no way he could have survived that without God. God planned a better future for him that‘s for sure. There is a bigger purpose for him than to just be homeless in south africa.

@@MiraMira-xe5xj but killed his friend 🤔

@@MiraMira-xe5xj oh here we go

@@MiraMira-xe5xj Poor Mira mira. what happened was that his brain slowed his heart rate heart which slowed his breathing as if he was in a coma, which regulated the amount of oxygen he needed to survive. as long as his brain was still active within his subconsciousness, once the plane came back to atmospheric temperature, the brain auto start his heart to produce more oxygen... god had nothing to do with it because even at 31000 feet there is still a small amount of oxygen in the air but not enough to keep you conscious which means that your arent dead but you have lost consciousness....

"It's better to die on your feet than to live on your knees"

@@andrewtowell6074 I bet amputees hate that line

Powerful

If I was homeless I wouldnt jump on a plane like that. I would just hike north until I reached north Africa and take a boat ride to Europe

@@evofan6812 ok go do it 🤣🤣 get back to me when you do

I can imagine the title now: 11 hours asleep on a plane :P

@@AlexTunstall not funny mate, down right disrespectful tbh if u think you can joke about someone willing to give their lives for a better future.

I think Adú is a very similar story. It’s on Netflix btw.

There's a documentary on Channel 4 or something called the man who fell from the sky

@@benb3756 I mean, no? I was making a quip about the suggestion from the OP... if you don't like it, feel free to move along :)

Rest In Peace

As for the vaccine, don’t risk it. Every vaccine you had in the past has been tested appropriately and perfected so that it wouldn’t have any adverse effects. mRNA vaccines are experimental. Many animals died in the trials for it. Not to mention there is no long term data on these newly released vaccines so there is no telling what could happen to you. You’re okay, you will live without this.

So sad his friend did not make it.

They just wanted a better life. But it is a pity some do not know the horror stories about when they get to these places that are called developed countries.

In a way it's like whatever the odds are fifty-fifty of surviving then he gets to be on the other end.A weird sacrifice of nature so to speak.

Medals trophies for everyone

Just think what kind of world we could live in if we all had the same mindset as Gabriel x

Fr

Honestly , I actually prayed that God will bless Gabriel abundantly , like wow

@@dr.freakmaker2760 stfu

@@dr.freakmaker2760 bruv ur just an edgy kid if u were homeless starving u would do the same u don't see them on the u dont see them on he building sites cuz country wont give them a chance

Amen

@@lukakrstic8576 yeah im sure everyone would go on in the wheel well of a plane on a 7000 mile journey 😂

@@dr.freakmaker2760 i agree with you. That guy was coming here for the handouts to send british taxpayer money back home like we don't donate enough as it is.

It should be made into one.

LADS, GABRIEL, OR THEMBA - if you guys see this, reply here - My pops worked as an Advocate in the UK to help people in low income situations, especially disabled people, get enough money to feed and house themselves. Gabriel - youre doing amazing stuff but it doesnt only have to be on you my guy - the govt can help

You're an ignorant fool. It doesn't matter how gabriel is now, or what he went through. What he did was selfish and dangerous. Could have made the entire plane unable to land due to landing gear malfunction.

@@googleuser9383 you, your mom, your aunty sister and brothers are ignorant fools. Infact, your whole bloodline is! All we are doing is congratulating his kind heart and here you come! ❤

@@obibuaku 😂😂😂 hit a nerve

This is one of the most original and interesting wishes I've ever heard!

Me too.... Almost make me cry

I was expecting a man, with a long life experience. No, a kid. With a face of a teen. LOVELY to realize it. Specially this being in the UK.

Fr a real one.

@bongbrain07 lol

@bongbrain07 so was ur mom

Yeah we should let millions of immigrants in the UK

We should make it easier for immigrant to come to Europe. People are risking their lives every day, as stowaways, in dinghies on the Mediterranean, to come here. They pay millions to smugglers and live under the radar. Imagine how much the economies of European countries could gain from allowing people in to legally work and pay taxes?

@@ellenkarlsson9490 You acting like they actually work.

@@Harib_Al-Saq All the immigrants I've come into contact with have been very hard working. It's the natives that are lazy and dodges taxes.

Such an inspiring and touching story. Saw this on your Instagram page thank you 🙏🏽

There's a movie like this on Netflix...not totally, but somewhat similar about the plane story. Title is Adu, really beautiful story.

@@Usomm yes I saw it great movie

Netflix, where you at?

@@Usomm what's the name?

BLM downvoted your comment..

@@thatcarguy6190 unnecessary comment

@@dennisbergkamp640 No... no it really wasn't

Right....I like the fact that he is helping him get a permanent solution to his situation

@James Casey have a day off lad

very stupid*

@@RoryADTR dude wtf? Why

@@RoryADTR lmao your privilege is showing!

@@RoryADTR foolish and brave

@@RoryADTR it's stupid for us yes. But his life in Africa must have been that bad he felt he had to do something so stupid and life risking for a better life. I bet you've never done anything to amount to what this man has done.

Thank you for sharing this "ithemba alilahlwa"

Well said.

Thanks for sharing that, that is beautiful

This guy is not Zulu come on...

@@lihlelee3826 well I never said he is Zulu or any other tribe. I only wrote what I know and made reference to my culture.

Yeah because when little kids none of us have heard of die from juvenile cancers, which are the result of totally random cellular replication errors, high energy radiation damaging their DNA, etc., - that means they had nothing significant to offer this world, and it was just "their time to go." I also guess this guy's friend had nothing significant to offer this world, so that's why he died, too.

@@JET7C0 Terrible take bro

@@wienix11 Well, I disagree obviously, but you're free to actually say why you think it's one, rather than just saying that, which changes no one's mind. I dislike these cheesy "things happen for a reason" takes myself, though I don't doubt their heart was in the right place. Still, the actual implications of statements like this are messed up.

@@JET7C0 yeah I do understand your train of thought. While I do agree that there is an inherently cheesy undertone to the statement, "it wasn't his time to go". That is the current reality, he's still here so clearly it wasn't. Now whether or not his time was preordained by some higher power or destiny is another conversation entirely. I think that our existence is indescriminate and chaotic and the unfortunate reality is some of us are "lucky" and avoid juvenile cancers and the like while. Saying it is or isn't someone's time to go is a rather clichéd statement but is based in people's interpretations of each of our inherent luck. Simply put life isn't fair, but stating scenarios of unlucky in this context is just unecessary in my opinion. Hence why I thought it was a bad take. Free speech and discourse such as this is important however.

@@wienix11 So basically, again, kids who are perfectly innocent and good, get brain tumors, get shot in gang warfare crossfires, die in slums, etc. - if there's a "higher power" that decides to subject people to arbitrary and immense suffering, not only do they suck, but we're basically living under a horrific, despotic, spiritual regime if true. Instead, I think it's healthier to realize we are all subject to unforeseen circumstances, external to ourselves, that have no relationship to our internal moral character, our worth, or certainly our future potential, and in that way we can try to help each other through and work to prevent these arbitrary and wholly external tragedies, like say, earthquakes, or cancer, or per the video above: work toward a world where people can realize their potential without having to be a stowaway in a nearly certainly lethal circumstance, without suggesting instead, when one predictably dies, and another survives by the luck of where they placed themselves, that this was meant to be, because they had something to show the world the deceased friend didn't. On a more personal level, my dad died of cancer when I was 7, and he in his early 30s - he was a good man, dad, and on a very promising track in his life, where many of his colleagues made a name for themselves and positive contributions to the world - do I think or believe he suffered horribly and ultimately died from cancer, all the while agonizing over leaving his young children behind, because he didn't have something "significant to show the world" as opposed to his colleagues who survived. No, I don't. While the original commenter's heart I don't doubt was in the right place, this is literally the implication of their statement.

Glad someone mentioned this! Gabriel (Jibril) is an Angel sent by God 😇. He’s literally doing God’s work 🙏🏽❤️✨

@@plantmama7442 Thought the exact same thing!!

I thought about that angel too, but didn't gabriel become the Devil?

@@fatcatfunnies6216 Gabriel was God prime Angel and he didn't became a devil. You are probably talking of Archangel Michael that betrayed God by doing sinful things and became one of the falling Angels. The angel that become the devil is Lucifer the brother of Jesus.

Youre saying we need more lazy immigrants who just flee to countries who work hard? Youre all insane! This is why the West is going to shit.

@@Threemore650 I didn't say we should.

@@Threemore650 haven't got a clue what you're on about. This is an exceptional story and you sound bitter it seems.

And he was frozen too lol

I'm speechless ❤❣ May God JEHOVAH continue to bless both of them

Let me set something straight for you. You will NEVER be South African, I don’t care if you were born there or if your people of been there for a long time more than likely they came unwelcomed and we’re probably abusive who knows but you don’t get to claim the title of South African.

@@Katlady001 chill 😂

@@Katlady001 Listen yo, that type of vitriol is *TYPICAL.* Trying doing something different with that energy.

@@Katlady001 Africa is a continent. Just like you have black europeans, there are white africans. real africans and jamaicans will tell you, who im assuming is american, that they're just as welcome as anyone else.

@@Katlady001 you'll never get anywhere with that mentality

Amen

Somali down soomland

👀

Why ?

@@alisonhilll4317 to help people like this you cretin

@@alisonhilll4317 you can’t possibly disagree surely

Why?

, Ac

Why “god” he didn’t do it, Gabriel did. You don’t need god

kizzkizz06 youre one of them people who always want to start an irrelevant religious argument

@@kizzkizz06 The person without the Spirit does not accept the things that come from the Spirit of God but considers them foolishness, and cannot understand them because they are discerned only through the Spirit. - 1 Corinthians 2:14

pretty sure its still illegal

Im with you I’ve been studying Sa history and big respect from London in the uk ❤️💯

This was dumb regardless, u have other Africans risking it all to get to South Africa and this guy does this, I’m sure a lot of Africans think living in America or the uk is actually like being in paradise , I keep telling my cousin back home how depressing the uk is they just kept laughing at me

😢😢😢❤❤❤❤

South Africa?

@@Kyxul no, Ugandan but live in Swaziland aka Eswatini

@@davidmurye4792 damn I really want to move to South Africa looks so nice.

@@Kyxul it’s amazing!! Life’s good, food is outta this world and beautiful scenery. I would recommend u stay in Cape Town 👌

@@davidmurye4792 Is SA safe? Or just Cape Town?

Heaven needs you to follow the teachings of Christ - not saying Carlito did not, but the criteria is definitely not just stowawaying to a place of world pleasures or easy living.

@@darelet sure. so I guess if YOU were in their desperate circumstances, you would just have stayed homeless and died right?

@@BTheTrue Your question is irrelevant to my point but to answer you anyways, I would have tried as hard as possible to get to some better position and I do not blame them for that but, if anything, commend their courage. That said, my point was that going to the Christian heaven is a totally different kettle of fish that is predicated on believing in Christ and genuinely putting effort daily to follow his precepts. Stowing away does not earn you (or necessarily take away) any points.

the words needs a lot more gabriels? how about you start to become one of the gabriels

@@madgaming810 no need for negativity thanks

@@cosworthTV speak for yourself

@@mrvan3491 no i can speak for al people who dont want negativity

@@cosworthTV you sound quite negative yourself You should work on yourself first before having a go at other people for nothing

Yeah so sad

Literally 😂

Yeah anything for social security eh

@@shaneedwards3018 ... easy to say when you’re born into privilege

@@aak1992 Oh do shut up ,you're so racist.

@Cian MacGana Really can you explain please.

Hahaha

Same for Gabriel’s too haha