That girl who said that she laughed at her grandfather's death...had gone through some real hurtful stuff....and it's so courageous of you to talk about this feeling knowing it feels offensive to everyone else...

I cried through this whole thing. I hate seeing people hurting.

Family fighting over inheritance and what not is so terrible to see.

props to everyone in this video, it takes so much strength to even physically vocalize these things, y'all are strong humans 🤍

I just want to add, please don’t let anyone diminish your feelings after a loss of a pet either.

It just has always felt very odd (and cruel) to me that we, as beings, can't no what happens after death...AM I THE ONLY ONE WHO JUST FINDS THAT WRONG?

When i was 18, I had a cousin that was murdered. By her husband. Simply because she was pregnant. He wanted her to get an abortion. And she didn't want to, so he ended her life, while she slept. When I was 30, I had a 2,600 pound car laying on my chest. I was working the car, and the jack stands shifted and the car came down on top of me. I was belt to head under the car. I've stood toe to toe with the Angel of Death. And I do not fear him...... I feel for some of these people. It breaks me to know how some people feel and think about death.....

I completely feel what the person at 3:40 was saying. I was so fortunate to live next door to my maternal grandparents in a double home my whole life (I'm 26 now and moved out of my parents house almost a year ago). As a kid and teenager I would always go through the basement of my house cross over to their side just to see them and sit around and talk with them. It was always like having a second set of parents. They are always there for me and my brothers. Through hard times, graduations, events we had going on, needing car rides when our parents weren't able to take us for some reason, they were always there. Even when I came out to them as gay a few years ago, I was so worried how they would react because they are pretty religious and they ended up having the most positive, loving, and supportive reaction. My grandmother is currently 82 and my grandfather is 83 and I fear the day that they pass away. It's gonna be so hard and I love them so much.

“It wasn’t what I wanted at all” that hit me the most….

That twin one hit really close, my twin sister died after birth and as a sister it’s such an odd death to deal with.

I actually can’t stop crying, hearing everyone stories really strikes a cord in me. Loss is so hard ♥️

I can't with people losing kids. It's been 8 years and it never stops hurting...

I related to the reincarnation story so much. recently a psychics medium told me when my father passed he got reincarnated quickly after. that he wasn't around us growing up that he came back as a little boy in the family. and that breaks my heart because idk to believe it or not I'm sad that he isn't seeing all my accomplishments and wasn't and isn't around us.

Watching these videos always make me feel sad for the participants May they all live amazing lives in the future

I lost my mom a little over a year ago to drug overdose and I'm only 22...... Didn't really know her much my life she didn't want to be in my life she was too busy trying to live her party years in her 30's.... Dad was an alcoholic until last year they were divorced my entire life... I self medicate. That's putting it all very simply.

15 years ago after my grandfather died, my aunt gave away his stuff without my grandmother’s consent and before any of us could go through it. My grandmother is now dying and I’m worried my aunt going to pull a fast one all over again.

This is beautiful. The fact that they were so understanding. Didnt know I was early but-

this was a hard and eye opening video. my dad moved to a different state with my sister and stepmom when i was younger, i always was mad at him for that and i feel like if i would’ve called him more we would’ve had a better relationship. it was on my new years resolution list this year to have a better relationship with him, two days before he died he called me and told me about his new place and how much he loved it and that i should come visit, two days later he took laced drugs by accident. he didn’t even do drugs like that. i’ll never forgive myself for not trying harder

the first one about the grandfather hits me so bad cuz when my grandmother passed away, i felt happy cuz she mentally abused (sometimes physical too) before she passed away yet i feel so guilty about it....

Nothing hit me more than the girl who was like “i miss my babies everyday”

This is so heartbreaking. Every single story made my heart so sad. Life is so hard sometimes :( but if you’re reading this and struggling, remember you’ll be okay! We got this. We got this together! 🙏🏽 I pray internal peace for anyone reading this.

I have just remembered my grandma and this video rekindled and evoked some beautiful memories .She has always said you are my favorite 💔😪

I love social experiments like this! Really openminded people are here

In just a few days it will be a year of my grandfather's passing. The one at the intro absolutely broke my heart because it should have been a beautiful relationship.

Jubilee makes some of the best videos on youtube!! ❤

This video further drives home the point that life is short and make your close ones feel loved. Just a sentence, "I'm happy for you being in my life" means a lot. Not denying that everyone misses their parents after their death, you can take a little solace in the fact that you have acknowledged your love for them.

This is so painful to watch I hope anyone can find a support and dont feel alone, bc not all of those stories is something you can say openly , I'm in tears .

Wow. I did not expect to cry during a Jubilee program. This one really got me.

Sometimes life doesn't give you what you want,not because you don"t deserve it but because you deserve much more. I’m telling you keep grinding!🤞🏽❤️‍🔥

Deep … loving the amazing content as always Jubileee… inspiring for us smaller creators 💯❤️

Just reading the title gave me chills

One thing that is certain in life is death. Its not about if, its about when. Make time in your life to just remind those you love that you do infact cherish them and love them. I never leave my house in the morning without telling everyone I love them. I lost my mom when I was 24, 2 days after I graduated college, 4 days after my 24th birthday. She was my everything and I miss her every single day. There is no time limit in grief. Not everyone handles death the same. Death makes me very uncomfortable. I have learned though that telling someone it will be ok, it will get easier is not comforting and you should never say that. The truth is, it never gets easier and it will never be ok; you just learn to live a different type of normal. And it doesn't matter what you believe in. Your faith is something personal no matter what it is.....

3:40 my grandma has alzheimer's that's progressing pretty steadily and i feel the exact same way. i have family, that never visit her or help her out, already fighting over her & her late husband/my grandpa's stuff

I could hear only girls/women talking! I would be grateful if I can hear the male talking about death or listening to these stories, see their reaction and give their opinion.😞 Thank you!

This was a great video my grandfather passed away 2 years ago and yeah we had a great relationship but I always wondering why I never cried about it.

Everything. Everything was so well said. Everyone’s emotions are very valid. Thank you for your humanity.

I have two sister who died after their birth just a couple hours after but now I this brought back a lot of memories and just gave me an idea about how my mom felt when it all happened

Oh. This series never fails to hurt me.

The pain in ther voices and eyes... I don't know if I feel less alone now or just deeply triggered

To read these nice comments of you is definitely helping me out im at the moment so down that I don't want anymore so yeah... Thx I guess come to think about it that someone cares is hard to believe

out of the 146 comments on here 107 are copy pasted by spam accounts, KZfaq FIX IT! DON'T LET SPAM RUIN THE SITE!

So sorry for all the women who have lost their precious babies before they had the chance to live❤ it is not your fault. May they all rest in peace knowing they are loved forever

Just here to say that i finished the whole playlist and learned so much...

Thanks for sharing

2022 was an awful year, we had several deaths in the family throughout the year. June 13th, my mom passed away suddenly. She had surgery for carpal tunnel, and a blood clot was all it took. She died on the way to the hospital. I, of course, took it really hard. after a week I just couldn't feel anything else. It's been 8 months and I'm still waiting for her to come through the door. Im not sure I'll ever accept that she's gone. She was my best friend, I miss her more than anything in this world. (Sorry if this is impossible to read, i kinda just dumped my heart out😬)

This is gonna be so hard to watch.Oh boy,i am not ready for this☹️☹️

The pregnant mom hit me hard. My aunt was pregnant for two years straight trying to conceive and she lost 11 babies. She finally got her baby girl and she is so awesome! But I know my aunt thinks about the what-ifs a lot. She smokes and drinks a lot too, but I’m not sure how to help her

When my grandmother passed away, my uncle (who is a drug addict) sold all her jewelry MINUS one ring that my grandmother was wearing when she passed. My cousin and I are her only granddaughters and I'm thankful my dad was thoughtful enough to have that ONE ring melted down/diamonds taken off and remounted to a necklace made with the ring. No fighting, as it should be.

I respect ya'll ❤️

To everyone That’s struggling in life: everything will be okay 😄 you mean the world to people and you are Amazing no matter what people say 🙏🏼

I have my own I’d like to share My grandpa passed away when I was 4, and my parents told me he had choked to death on an orange. As I grew older I knew it was a lie. Turned out he died of some sort of medical injury or mishap. I still don’t know basically everything that happened. It’s been over 10 years and my family still won’t tell me. It feels more like an insult to me than trying to protect me from grief.

I was already crying 😢 but then the one about twins made 😭😭😭😭😭😭

Anyone watching this should go outside for a bit or watch something light after this, take care

Thank you ....

the one that broke me the most is pregnant one that is so sad she lost 4 kids omg i hope she's doing well

damn, in the feels

happy monday everyone…

The one about the inheritance. That happened with my grandpa. Funny enough no one got anything. So now all his original grandchildren (who existed when he was alive) got nothing. I'm pretty sure he would be so super happy about that 😒.

this is something i would never watch i feel like i would experience it when i am sad i dont know why.

This is truly heartbreaking stuff

My grandmother is the only grandparent I know and she’s close to her end five more yrs is the maximum or it could be five months we don’t know I saw her earlier today and I will next week today but I know if she passed I would have regretted not talking with her more today and not saying as heartfelt a goodbye as I could

Your perspective is refreshing.

I am crying so hard rn

Love you from Pakistan 🇵🇰 very heart touching story ❣️

I got halfway thru and was trying so hard not to cry

If I were to ever lose my mom I feel like I wouldn’t be able to handle all the floods and waves of emotions, hitting me like a robot boxer on auto. I’d most likely go into the deepest depression ever, and wouldn’t feel the will to live.

This video has the problems I faced with death and what happens after and what to do and if there’s a afterlife or heaven and that I am afraid my grandfather died after I was born and always wondered about him and that it will be my turned I talk to my mom and cried a lot at 10 about death she said it was fine but I never got over it and I never got to visit my other grandfather grave last year and decided to wait in the car cowardly and wished I had lucky my grandmother who I can’t understand is still with me today but wondering what gonna happen when she dies

Sheeesh this was dark hope y’all Ight

Jubilee puts out some of the most shallow content on the internet, and some of the most relatable human content on the internet. It’s interesting . Guess it’s a reflection on humanity and the society we live in

Sad

naah that first one.. i didn't expect that😮

I always wanted to participate in sharing secrets but I don't know how!

1:29 i felt that

*you got this*

The one about the baby passing just happened to my recently. On January 22nd 2023 my mom gave birth to my sister who was born stillborn my dad told me that morning and it hurt because my mom didn’t tell me she was pregnant until she was like 7 months pregnant because I don’t see her anymore. It hurts to know she doesn’t tell me things and she doesn’t act like she cares for me.

1:10 this is really relatable to me when my mom died

My rap!$t said the reason he hurt me was because he was under the influence of drugs. I find out two years ago he died from a drug overdose. I laughed.

Damn...

I'm not religious but I do believe in some kind of after life. But I started to question if there are spirits because it has been 4 years since my mom passed away and she hasn't visited me..

Felt the first secret very heavy

@6:04 my father beat me with backhands and switches but admittedly I was a lil ish head, but my buddy had his nintendo taken away when he wasn’t doing his homework, his family and mine were friends and would hunt together etc so growing up I’ve had several conversations with his father regarding physical discipline, not only have I never seen physical punishment but his father said he never really had to due to his sons utter addiction to video games, but to this day claims to have been severely abused to the point of trauma, seems to work on everyone else around him garnering sympathy and empathy but he strangely never makes that claim around me…….this isn’t the “physical discipline” Olympics but regarding this specific topic he knows my history and I know his, all that to say that it is a VERY broad term and definition.

Wow... I'm so confused to watching these personal accounts.

I really wanna unalive myself but i can't cause i know my family will fall apart if i did there is no point in living anymore but i can't do anything about it

8:25 Women put pressure on women, the most toxic/disgusting thing to say to a women, is “your body, your choice” then when a miscarriage happens you internalize “because it’s my body, it’s my fault, I did something wrong”🙅🏽‍♀️

Well that's deep.

I never tell my mom I hate her no matter how angry I get. That’s a strong word to say to anybody.

*I hate my grandmother. Sucks that the ones that mattered to me died. My siblings only living grandmother doesn't even care about them*

Soooo how come radio TTS couldn’t talk about this…. Smh

death is the hardest part of life, but only for the living

My mom died last December she had drug problems I still don’t know exactly why she died I'm scared to hear why she died I think I may never know cuz to be honest I don’t want to know cuz I know it will break me.

My friend said the girl with the blue and black hair in the cute outfit looks pretty and I agree 😇😍😊

hope you're all having a great day :)

i completely understand the one where she said she laughed when he grandfather died because he SA her, Literally the same thing happened with my mom, it might not be okay but i get it

Everting is impermenant. This body to universe.

Mi abuelo murió en el 2021, estaba haciendo el internado médico rotando en la sala de varones de medicina interna, como esa su nieta me tocaba aspirar las secreciones del tubo porque estaba intubado, con un compañero de clases lo estábamos limpiando cuando él me dijo que no escuchaba los latidos de su corazón, creo que me fui de la sala, y no sentí nada de dolor, tal vez sentí que por fin iba a pagar sus penas, no vas a hacer sufrir a mi padre y crearle tantos traumas sin llevarte un karma sonado en tu vida. Todavía recuerdo a mi tía cuando dijo que él solía golpear a mi abuela y cómo le sacaba sangre de la boca cada vez que lo hacía. Que arda

I'm amazed by the quality of this. I had the pleasure of reading something similar, and it was a revelation. "The Art of Meaningful Relationships in the 21st Century" by Leo Flint

Interesting

Bring some men out for this theyll share the REAL deep secrets

Real.

Waaaaaaiiiit isn’t this Thoraya’s idea??? I would have liked to see some credit here