One time, in the earlier days of the internet, I read a post on a forum from a woman requesting on behalf of her mother if someone could take a picture at a cemetery 7,000 miles from their home. This 94-year-old lady's older brother was killed as a soldier in World War II. I read the post and thought, sure, I could go do that. I e-mailed the photo to her and she wrote back that her mother cried for half an hour after viewing it. Apparently, all her life she never knew that her brother's name was remembered on a memorial

This world could use a lot more of this.

The fiver story reminded me of when I paid for a mother's groceries. I was waiting in line to pay and this woman with two small kids was in front of me. She had a toddler and probably a 4-month-old with her. Her card kept getting rejected and she starts to cry. She was pretty much just trying to buy stuff for her kids, formula, and that kind of thing. I reached over and gave the cashier the $30 to pay for the items. She wanted my address so she could send me a check but I told her it was alright and not to worry about it. She seemed really stressed and just needed a helping hand.

I was on the receiving end once. I went to the store one day to get something to eat and didn't have quite enough money to get everything. Some lady behind me paid for everything for me.

The fiver story made me think of when I was in high school trying to buy groceries and I didnt have enough, I started tearing up and out of nowhere a woman in her 40s came up behind me and paid for all of it. She just hugged me and said "god bless, sweetie" and walked away. I stood there in front of the cashier for like 5 more mins trying to figure out what just happened. Another "act of kindness" that always stuck with me growing up was when I was real little and got my ears pierced for the first time I was like petrified and no matter what my dad and older brother did I wouldnt calm down and again out of nowhere this group of black women, like 6-7, surrounded me and gave me the best like encouragement I've ever received. They were all cheering me on the whole time and applauded when I got them done. I've never forgotten them and the fabulous gigantic earrings they wore.

When you said you weren’t upset about losing money out fo your pocket, because it had made someone else’s day. That is such an incredible way to look at life. Good on you.

Once, my mother was so distraught over losing a $100 bill. My father tried to comfort her by saying exactly what Daz said "just know you’ve made someone very happy today" Few days later she finds out it was my Dad that swiped it from her lol! He came clean once he realized how upset she was with herself for losing the bill.

Some of these were just emotional events, not acts of kindness. Could even be the opposite of kind when you do it in front of a bunch of people. I'd hate that so much. Also most not random at all. Kids locked in for weeks, would be bloody heaven for me.

Like you, I often get choked up when I watch videos of dogs’ reactions to their soldier “dad” coming home after a tour of duty. One of the funniest clips I’ve seen, however, is one taken of the reaction of a returning soldier’s cat. The soldier walks into the house, and his cat just stares at him. 🤣

9:04 I agree 100%. If I lose a bit of cash, odds are the person who found it needs it more than me. I appreciate that you Blokes share that empathy.

I didn't think I would enjoy this video as much as your others, but, I was very surprised that it was completely entertaining and enjoyable. And, you guys are sooo right, it doesn't take much to be kind, but, when you are, it can really matter! Cheers! Thank you!

The guy putting the blanket on the dog is weird. The speaker said it was cold but for starters the dog has fur and the guy is wearing shorts and a tee shirt. Looks like spring or summer so I dunno wtf that was about.

My faith in humanity went down after yesterday so thanks! 👍

"Japanese boat comes up and spears it"... that had me cracking up for a good 5 min.

You guys need to react to the episode of South Park on the Japanese killing whales and dolphins 😂

Most baseball players stay for hours after every game to sign autographs for kids. They are probably the best ambassadors of any sport

One time I got my car washed for free. Well, almost for free. The guy that was working in the car wash told me that he can wash my car for a couple of cigarettes. He even vacuumed everything inside and checked my tires.

I like these feel-good videos. 😺

I'm not crying, YOU'RE CRYING!!!

LOL Japanese boat comes up and spears it... You're watching too much Chapelle =D

React to Pete and Bas Unplugged w/ Fumez (two UK drill rappers in their 70s with supposedly ties to the Richardson gang). They write their own lyrics with help from their grandchildren for modern slang

The best acts of kindness are when those that aren't involved no nothing about it. Don't let your left hand know what your right hand is doing.

I have two family members in the NBA. It’s extremely tiring to pose for pictures. You love kids and you fake smile but it’s hard. People don’t realize it’s just teenagers on the court. Now people are throwing popcorn at kids. That’s why Westbrook gets annoyed. We are raised to be athletes but it’s tough. My dad trained for the Olympics. And Carl Lewis got sick that year, he was heartbroken. America is that if you’re good at sports.

You’re right on the surfing one. Guy was doing his job.

Depends on the military one, there's a difference in someone coming back from a year deployed or someone on leave after finishing basic training which a lot of these vids show.

Everyone should try to help or bring joy to others if it doesn't put you out anyway. World would be better place if we cared for strangers like family. Some deserve it some don't but normally easy to spot ones who do. My parents taught me to help everyone that needs it.

I worked briefly for Tottenham Hotspur in the souvenir shops. Erik Thorstvedt, the then keeper, would spend half the day in the main shop talking and signing autographs. Brilliant bloke. Gary Mabbutt, the captain was also in there a hell of a lot. Now, "Mr. Nice", Gary Lineker, frankly, was an arsewipe and not worth the time of day.

Dog waiting outside in the cold...the man who covered him was in shorts and t shirt lol

I'm sure there might be one, but I've yet to see a Professional Minnesota athlete shun a kid for a high five, autograph, etc. I haven't been to Vikings game yet, but when my brother asked for an autograph (to raise hospital funds for my other bro) he was given the autograph and talk to some dude, who gave him 6 VIP tickets to a game of choice and a ton of memoribilia! That's goimg the extra mile for a stranger approaching a Pro during their downtime.

Y’all should do music reactions too, maybe even do a separate channel for that

Try not to cry challenge on the military homecoming videos lol

7:39 I don't even think that's an act of selflessness tbh. If anything, it's more like an act of self indulgence. I know if I won $300m, I'd do the same as a hobby. It feels amazing to give. Not downplaying what he's doing; just saying I'd do the same simply because it makes ME feel good.

Brotherhood in action.

Oh well… I heard Kun Agüero somewhere in there… He does have a YT channel where he also plays video games and other stuff; I really enjoy his channel

Love this❤️ Needed it today! Thanks Blokes! Proper nice lol

Gatlin from the University of Tennessee, Dave. That’s your teams! Get yourself a Tennessee team. Titans, volunteers, Grizzly’s in nba that’s your heritage

A $200 gift card would make my cry as a new mom. Baby formula is ridiculously expensive if you can't breast feed.

9:50 😂😂🤣

Ah yes, the random act of kindness of just deciding, "I think instead of being deployed this weekend I'll fly back home to surprise my family."

The bloke on the right looks like Frank from American pickers

I'm not crying, your crying

the thing is "it takes nothing to do that? with pro athletes is true, but... if they do it for one person everyone is going to want the same. so how do they pick 1 kid over the other? or 1 person over the other? they do one act of kindness then everybody wants the same.

I'd like to see more of these. Please

Nice moments

just one little thing about the video being watched: whale sharks are not... whales lol

I would so recommend reacting to "TIMELAPSE OF THE FUTURE: a journey to the end of time" by melodysheep. It is long but a fantastic fantastic video! Keep up with reactions!! :) Love from Canada 🇨🇦

Love these 🖤

If you enjoy videos like that 7:49 you should react to ThatWasEpic giving videos

Please react to Key and Peele. MC MOM - Tears It Up. Rap song. 🤪

why doesn't Daz wear the merch?

Sooo... the guy giving the dog a blanket just so happen to see one on the road next to the dog.....🤨

Liked to take it off of 666 likes. I am 667. No thanks necessary.

I like the lottery winner mother's day gift thing but its kinda ironic he only gave it to mother's when most likely its dude buying things for their mothers and wife's. I bet there were more guys In there purchasing things for a women in their life who's a mother that could've used that gift card, just my opinion.. it's still a nice gesture tho regardless

You are missing a whole load of videos... JAPAN PRANKS

So you just not going to do Chapelle Tron carter law and order or Real mad world..

If it’s heartwarming your looking for then mrbeast is a good watch. Keep up the good work guys keeping me going at work.

Who tf down votes this shit?!?

that reactor on the left in green says "to be fair" about 50 times during every reaction.......ugh

Lachina James is not a good person. Don't believe everything you watch

Boring