All these acts of kindness made me smile.

Love it. Thank you for your thoughts and relative moments. Can Never EVER watch enough of these. Stay blessed HxC!!

The moment empathy takes over the ego ❤️

That Tootoo kid makes me cry tears of joy every time.

That NHL one always gets me. Like you say, he probably still has that hockey stick on his wall and it’d such a simple but beautiful moment.

Big hug for everyone who need it.

HXC the little boy with the bald head was very famous here in the UK, he was suffering from cancer and his favourite football club here in England was Sunderland fc and his favourite player played for his club. The player and the little boy became very good friends, unfortunately a few months after the video of him coming out onto the pitch with his favourite player, the little boy died of terminal cancer. His favourite player and best friend broke down on TV when they talked about the little boy who loved his team Sunderland fc and his favourite player. He was loved by all football fans in the UK as he stole our hearts and his death broke our hearts. His funeral was massive and fans from other clubs as well as the players, manager and fans of his team were there to show that he will never be forgotten and he will always be in our hearts 💕. 😢😢😭😭💔⚽⚽⚽⚽💂‍♂️💂‍♂️💂‍♂️💂‍♂️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧💙💛🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦

Beautiful 👍

HXC great reaction Sir to this video. We live in a Society where respect, kindness and just being helpful to someone is very rare. We live in a society that only thinks of themselves or will do something but only for money and does not want to have anything to do with those less well off than themselves or have anything to do with those living on the streets. I saw a elderly lady slip on the icy snow on the pavement in our town centre, even though I am disabled I went over to help her, and people just walked past and didn't bother helping the elderly lady. Eventually 2 policemen saw what happened they came over and called an ambulance for the elderly lady, they thanked me for helping her. There are humans today in our society that I have no time for, but there is a few that have done nice things to help those in need, those people are very rare indeed. 💂‍♂️💂‍♂️💂‍♂️💂‍♂️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🎅💙💛🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦

I think you'd enjoy the Paralympic games, they have a YT channel, try the highlights of London 2012 for starters it was amazing.

Good one bro! important to show there is still some love in the world 🙂💗

Hello from the Netherlands. thanks for the video . Sincerely, Hollandduck

you should check out Femke Bol, she always greets her opponants after a race (that she won)

I wholeheartedly agree my brother. Sports are supposed to be about; fair play, teamwork, respect, training dedication, Fun and Love of the game. Today it's about; Fame, money, endorsements, gambling, fantasy. We all need to get back to the basics; Compassion, Humility, Trust. Peace 🕊️ = R E S P E C T .... Find out what it means to me! Sock it to me X 6

What is that vibration/cracking sound during the whole video? Sounds like a broken subwoofer from that vest.

I have had the pleasure to meet many of my heroes, both from sports and from music, but money is definitely a thing that makes this harder. Instead of going to stand on the side of a field, people now watch the big stars on television and have no idea about how many real heroes live in their neigbourhood. The key to getting to meet the stars, is to treat them as normal people and not do all kinds of crazy stuff to get them to give you attention. Be there when they need help with something so that they also get to see you as a person, and not as a fan who would drool on their shoes when they get too close. During the pandemic, Machine Head's Robb Flynn was doing almost weekly live shows online, over time these grew and he was joined by bassist Jared, and expanded to other platforms. For the last year and a half they were basically every Friday live on Facebook, Twitch and YOuTube, and there were usually a couple thousand people watching over the three channels, so he also needed moderators. He ended up making me the moderator for the KZfaq channel. Then in the past two months, they came to Europe for a tour. A group of fans from around the world (mostly Europe, but also USA and Australia) who had only got to know each other during the online shows, met around the show in Manchester England, including some that Robb knew already personally, and one thing lead to another, the next show I went to, the following day in Dublin, I was given backstage passes and got to meet Robb and Jared. Then last week I went to another two shows at the end of the tour, and was given backstage passes again, meeting the rest of the band, some of the crew and also the other bands they were touring with. On the final night this Saturday Robb even joined me and some other people that have always been in the live sreams as well, to a club to hang out for a couple more hours after they finished packing up.