I'm actually surprised. She isn't her beauty for views and she's actually doing a amazing job she deserves a follow and a like

When this video came out, I was in the middle of my last tour, which was Afghanistan and I had just lost my best friend I went to basic/ait, airborne school AND RASP (Ranger School) and stationed in the same unit two weeks prior and I cried so hard in the middle of our FOB (forward operating base) man it still hits me right in the feels...Rest In Peace Corporal Alex Jordan #RangersLeadTheWay

I appreciate from the bottom my heart that you took the time out of your day to do this reaction and support the armed services. I had serviced during the 9/11 era and did my time on the streets as well and I did bounce back from it on my own. You find out how many doors are closed when you really need them opened. I salute every single service man and woman active or veteran. The main organization I know of thats legit is the Wounded warrior project. Again thank you and keep up the great work.

Five Finger Death Punch - Gone Away. As a Marine Corps combat vet, this one is an even bigger tear jerker!

Thank you, I am an older vet. Little has changed in the last 50 years. The loneliness and the pain are the same, only the names of the places change. I have a good God and a loving family. Thank you for the video and for caring for me and the many vets less fortunate than myself. you're loved, OLD PETER U S A

the end of the vid where the guy is walking and notices the guy on the ground, he realizes it's someone he served with, and he tries to help him, but the guy I guess tries to fight him off bc he thinks he's trying to hurt him or PTSD or something, but then he says 'you know me. You saved my life ,brother. It's okay' and then they leave together. I interned at a place called Stop Soldier Suicide where veterans and their fam would call us and ask for assistance (med., mh, financial, food, housing, etc.) and we would look up resources for them in their area (we were the only office and so we were getting calls from all across the country)

Might I suggest, Five Finger Death Punch: Gone away

Gary senice foundation I didn't spell his last name right. Lieutenant Dan of Forrest Gump. He has the best program

Coming from a Vet, thank you for doing this reaction. You showed your true emotions in this.

Soldiers who serve our countries and risk their lives should "never" be homeless!

the black dude in the suit towards the end is jacoby the soldier who got shot in the beginning and the homeless guy he goes to help is the soldier who was helping him so in turn they saved each other.

I'm glad you did this reaction ...this song is a beautiful way to honor them ...you rock 🤗🤗

Thank you I'm a veteran of six years. This brought tears to my eyes.

If you read the lips of the man in the suit at the end, he said "You saved my life, Brother." He was shot in that fight at the Humvee and the other guy saved him. So now he picked him up off the streets to save him.

Army veteran here. In 2010 I was severely wounded in Iraq and came home with loads of issues and struggles. The Wounded Warrior Project was instrumental in helping me on my journey to return to life. They gave me the resources and help that i needed to not only learn how to walk again but how to return to civilian life and cope with my mental and physical injuries. If you are looking for a vet org to donate I highly recommend them. Some of us have scars that don't show and this video sheds light on it and the 22. (avg amount of vets we lose a day). Thank you for showing this and thank you for showing love to those who have served.

"You know me. Brother you saved my life" is what's being said when the business guy finds the man who carried him to the jeep after he got shot. When I realised what he was saying it made that moment even more emotional

Blackrifflecoffe gives to troops because they are a veteran ran company

As a Veteran, I too want to show my appreciation for you're reaction to this video. There's a lot that fellow Vets go through and any light that is shined on the subjects help. I have to donated to an organization called The Til Valhalla Project 22 A Day.

All of those organizations are legit, another good one is The Gary Sinise Foundation

You should react to Five Finger Death Punch Gone Away it’s a another military song as well

From a Vet : Thank you, thank you for reacting to this, thank you for helping bring awareness to the issues that are plaguing veterans and thank you for your support.

As a 22-year Army veteran, thank you so much! It means a lot!

served 3 years U.S.Army in country Vietnam 72 wounded leg received Purple heart God Bless Our Vets

For the 4 people that dislike the video: Thank You for reminding me that people like You exist...

This is a powerful song and I don’t think I have ever seen anyone get through it without crying

Thank you for supporting and remembering us vets. Much love

One” by Metallica is all about a soldier after war, please give it a listen

Thank you for this video. I am soon to be retired US Army (21 yrs) 4 tours to Iraq and 2 to Afghanistan. I am new to watching "reaction" videos and a friend of mine recommended this video to me. I think it's truly amazing that you take time out of your schedule to do something like this for us service members/Veterans. I do not regret my decision to serve back in 1999 and I will live with my scars until my final role call. Thanks again for supporting the way you can. I wish you the best with your channel. God Bless You...

SUSHI YOU'RE A BEAUTIFUL PERSON WITH A BEAUTIFUL HEART . FROM A VIETNAM VET, GOD BLESS YOU.

The Wounded Warrior Project is the best one that I’m aware of...

I did 11 years and went over to the gulf many times. My PTSD issues helped destroy my family and rip my entire life to shreds. I literally had to start over from scratch my life in my 30s. I didn't even realize my issues because I thought everybody felt like I did. Thankfully I got help through the DAV and got some counseling. I'm still a mistake away from being homeless, this problem is real. For how long we've been in a war state, this could really effect our future.

Just found your channel tonight with your Elvis video. I want to thank you for your kind words for vets and issues many come home to. As a 26+year vet I've seen far to many not get the help they've earned. Again, thank you and I look forward to following you. God Bless.

This should be shown in every school and Congress

I donate to the Wounded Warrior Project. And Nine Line is building a Veterans Village in Savannah Georgia.

I’m one of them vets. 2 deployments to Helman province Afghanistan with the USMC. I’ve been homeless but thanks to my family putting a roof over my head, Supporting me and turning a blind eye to my episodes. I’m now in school and if I do well. I will make small houses for veterans. The only requirement is you have no where to go and some proof of being a veteran (tattoo, vet ID, VA card). Then you’d get a 1-3 bedroom house as long as you need. I know how hard it is to share your side and all you wanna do is forget. Semper FI and to all veterans, you are not alone. Stay away from the rabbit hole and you’ll be ok.

Thank you for your reaction and support. I am a retired Navy Veteran. 6 deployments and 3 wars. The Wounded Warrior Project has been a tremendous help to me. With that said, though, sometimes the wounds are so deep and the damage so great, that there is no way of fixing it. We may have left the wars, but for a lot of us, the wars never left us. Thank you.

Whiskey Lullaby has a military theme also. Just sayin.

Thank you for doing this reaction...more awareness needs to be brought to this issue and it means so much that youtubers are responding to this and drawing attention to what’s going on. Big props to the guys from five finger death punch as well for doing this.

My mother served in Desert Storm, she's home now and still works on a military installation fixing our airmens homes. We live from paycheck to paycheck and I have to see my mom struggle and it leaves me in tears everyday.

I’m a veteran also. It was kind of a family tradition my grandfathers were both in Vietnam one navy one marine corps. My uncle was in the Air Force and reached the rank of E-9 before being medically discharged when he was diagnosed with cancer. My stepdad was NG and served in Iraq in 05 and 08 before being wounded by a IED and suffering a TBI . I enlisted knowing the risks but wanting to serve my country and I went through basic and AIT in the summer of 2012 finishing in Oct and as soon as I reported to my unit I was given deployment orders for Afghanistan. I left in Jan 13 just five days after my oldest daughter was born. It’s a amazing thing getting to serve and create those bonds nobody else understands. The willingness to lay down your life for the guy next to you that you’ve only known for a few months and knowing they’d do the same for you. I’d do it all over again in a second! Plz react to Trace Adkins- Till the Last Shot’s Fired.

Tim Mcgraw- If You’re Reading This. Good military song.

I just enlisted into the U.S. ARMY a few weeks ago and I ship off for basic June 29th next year. I’d love for you to react to Gone Away by Five Finger Death Punch it’s one of my favorite songs by them

Love your reaction as usual,Army medic/trauma nurse here, many decorations ain't on our chest there under our skin with the invisible scars. Keep jammin

Grace Veterans Home, Great Falls Montana. They get our homeless vets off our streets, to their medical appointments at the VA in Helena. They do whatever they can to help our vets get back on their feet, with jobs, and a permanent place to live. The Great Falls and Montana community supports this home every day.

Do all kinds of ffdp They are emotional Remember everything Coming down Gone away Far from home Not necessarily in that order

Former United States Marine and this song touches on something many ignore. Sushi, Semper Fi for having the insight ro touch on this topic.

All the organizations are legitimate. Someone mentioned Gary Sinise Foundation. Gary played Lt. Dan in Forest Gump. His character loses both legs up to above the knees. His Lt. Dan is like the soldiers in the video angered, frustrated. Lt. Dan wanted to die on the battlefield in Vietnam but Forest saved him. If you know the film, Forest wad looking for his best friend, Bubba. Gary along with his costar, Tom Hanks always supported veterans. 5FDP always doing things for our veterans besides bringing awareness to our veterans. There is another song by 5FDP about our veterans. But this song is about survivor remorse. Song is "Gone Away" Originally song is from another band named Offspring about drug addiction. You will see the difference in versions. Bring Tissues.

Loved your reaction. Your an amazing young woman. 35 year veteran here, lost my son in Afghanistan just six weeks after I retired. Helping vets is something I take seriously. I volunteer at the local VA giving vets who can't drive rides to and from their VA appointments for free. Nothing I won't do for my brothers and sisters.

My dad is a disabled navy vet and my brother retired after serving 22 years in the marines was in three combat areas. The VA put him through the wounded warrior program so that's who I trust. www.woundedwarriorproject.org

I have 2 strong recommendations for you in this same Vein....I am not a Vet but have plenty of friends/family that are....two epic songs of note to react to would be Dire Straits Brothers in Arms and Billy Joel Goodnight Saigon

i was a homeless vet for a few years i lost everything until i got sober, youi made me tear up on your reaction . thank you!!

I'm a new fan of Sushi ... your heart for the military won me over with some of the first reaction vids i watched ... from a retired military vet (20 yrs) thank you sushi ... you rock!!

I think this is really cool you’re doing this. That’s great you wanna react to something in honor of veterans for Veterans Day. Even before you did this video, I thought it might be cool to see you try reacting to something like this. There’s a song I think you should consider. I don’t know if this is one other people said when you asked about songs for veterans or not, but I think you should do the song “One” by Metallica. It’s based on a movie/book called Johnny Got His Gun which is about a guy who went to war and was a victim of a landmine explosion that took his limbs and most of his senses since it left his face disfigured. He lost his arms, legs, sight, speech, and hearing. So he’s just a living torso and head, he’s tied up to machines in a hospital keeping him alive. Everyone thinks he’s brain dead but he’s actually fully conscious and can’t communicate it with everyone and so he starts losing his mind. It’s pretty messed up. It’s meant to show the horrors of war, and the guy is a war veteran who’s being mistreated. It’s a pretty emotionally raw song, I’d be interested in seeing you react to it. For a lot of channels who react to predominately Hip-Hop, when they start branching out into other genres, this is often one of the first ones they end up doing. I know you said in another video you watched No Life Shaq’s videos because of people who said you do similar reactions. I think that song was like the first non-Hip-Hop song he started with, or at least one of the first ones. But even if you don’t, it’s cool. Once again, that’s really great you’re honoring veterans this way.

I appreciate this. I lost friends who got out die by suicide. Wish it wasn’t the case but it is. Something needs to change.

Thank you so much for reacting to this and putting your heart into this. Trust me when i say, it’s good people like you we fight for. With so much ugly in our country it’s easy to ask. “Why am i even doing this?” Your reaction even though I’m a vet and out... this was a breath of fresh air and i enjoyed it immensely

A buddy I served with posted this and it hit me hard: Nobody loves a warrior until the enemy is at the gates but when the threat is dealt with we are cast aside. The message this song conveys needs to be blasted from the rooftops. We lose so many of our veterans. Even lost a few brothers myself, this all has to change. 🇺🇸💙

'Gone Away' is another good one by Death Punch about the military

Your the only reactor thats willing to do an donation

You are so refreshing its crazy i just like to say keep broadening your horizons i love watching your reactions!!! LOVE AND RESPECT FROM TORONTO CANADA!!!!!!

Toward the end of the video, the black man in a suit bent down to help the homeless guy and realized he knew him. He mouthed the words you saved my life. He said you know me. Our veterans deserve better! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Current USMC Active duty (Happy 244 Birthday Marine Corps) you should try Coming Down by Five Finger Death Punch and Castle of Glass by linking park

Sushi, try 3 Doors Down- when I’m gone and Creed- My Sacrifice. Both songs make me think of veterans and those that serve.

I am a 10 yr Veteran of the U.S Army. I just saw that you did a reaction to this video. Thank you!

God bless you, you said enough in the silence and tears. Former Sailor here from 1977 to 1993. And like i posted somewhere else, so far I have lost 47 Military comrades, most through cancer, but some active duty also. Godspeed to all you active duty and vets out there.

Hey sushi I can't thank you enough for honoring veterans, we don't see that very often. God bless you

Next you should do Gone Away by Five Finger Death Punch.

Thank you for remembering us. I was in the Marine Corps and the Army. I’m known by my brothers and sisters in arms as Double Dip.

I am a veteran, and I worked for DAV (Disabled American Veterans) for about 17 years. They are a legit non-profit, 501(c)3 veterans organization, founded in 1920.

Trace Adkins "Arlington" You will get 1 million views

Please react to Five Finger Death Punch "Gone Away" for Veterans Day! It's a newer one dedicated to Veterans!

I love the passion that the American people have for the Vetrans and serving, it's so sad to say but I honestly don't see that in Britain / UK, I have been a Civillian for 8 years now and its so hard to adapt to the so called normal aspects of life ie running a house working with individuals with no core values etc, I had a saying that was over used when I left the Military " life was so much easier when all you had to do is stay alive". I'm a Vetran of 22 years service in the British Army, I have seen active service in Northern Ireland, Iraq, Afghanistan and United Nation peace support operations. It's fair to say I watch this and it hits hard, so many accuracies attached to this video and many more like it. I would like to take this opertunity to thank my amazing Daughter for standing by me and giving me a reason to come home, this young lady grew up with me serving so she has sacrificed and shown selfless commitment for the greater good too, I love you so much and thank you for being you my amazing Daughter. I'm proud to have served my family, country and SOME of the good people within it, I would also like to state that my service was all combat based and I served with heros, my Brothers and Sisters respect to you and I love you all. Nigel.

Fifteen years in Army and Navy. Thanks for helping. It will take all or most of the people with real American Heart to finally make the Vets get a fair shake. Lol

Could you react to John Michael Montgomery - Letters From Home

You should definitely do letters from home by John Michael Montgomery

This is my first time watching one of your videos. I love how your open and honest with your heart. I was in Desert Storm/ shield. Once I left the military I hired in at a correctional center and retired from that. It was hard dealing with vets that were in the institution. I knew first hand what the demons they were dealing with is like. I would make sure to take time and talk with them each day. Even though I wore a badge and they didn’t, some ties go beyond that black and white line.

We can see your heart in every video. God bless you. Thank you for caring about us veterans.

Please react to the Group "Motorhead " Their song "1916" is about WW1

My niece works with the patriotic service dog foundation any help is appreciated

Reminds me of a story a chaplain once told us; Once there was a soldier at the bottom of a deep dark hole. He cried for help but no one answered. Then an NCO came by and threw him a shovel. He said "dig deep soldier, utilize your training." So the soldier began to dig even deeper as he still cried out for help. Then his CO came by and says "pull yourself up troop, use the tools your NCO gave you." And he throws down a bucket. So the soldier begins to fill the bucket. Then all of a sudden, another soldier just like him heard his cries for help. He jumps down into hole and the first soldier says "what the hell are you doing? Now we're both trapped down here!!!" The 2nd soldier just smiles and says "dont worry brother, I've been down this hole before. I'll show you the way out" Moral of the story is that people suffering in this way need the help of others they can relate to. And for soldiers it's always other soldiers.

As a wounded Iraq veteran, just your reaction at the beginning and your tears said enough for me. Your such a beautiful soul. We do it for all, even those that hate us but because of people like you, even after all we’ve seen and been through, we do it all over again.

Please react to heaven is "so far away" by five finger death punch as well

I never respnd on these. I am a disabled vet and was homeless. I just got help two months ago and my first little. apartment 2 weeks ago. I have a long ways to go.What you showed is real and thank you for sharing this.

From a Vet of the first Gulf War in 1991....Thank you for watching and maybe waking up some people out there to what we go through every single day. I donate to the "Paralyzed Veterans of America". You can donate your time or money to help this organization. You can also donate clothes, shoes, boots, backpacks etc and or any house hold items to help. They will send you an email once a month to let you know when they will be in your area and you simply reply yes to the date and all you have to do is leave a bag or box of your items outside and they will pick them up and make sure they get into the hands of vets that need them. Believe me, everything helps.......God bless you and your family, Sgt. Wolff

Messengers For Homeless Vets is a group in Volusia County Florida that gets our veterans off the streets and helps pay their rent if they are behind to keep them from becoming homeless . We operate off community funding only . 100percent of what we raise goes to the veterans we help . Hand up , not a hand out!

I know this is an old reaction video but as a 6 year Army veteran this hits so close to home. When this video came out I was dealing with the struggles of life of losing my family and was a homeless veteran. I think one of the reasons the divorce rate is so high has to do with all the mental health issues most suffer from and readjustment back into the civilian population . I spent over 2 years homeless and fighting to get some kind of normalcy back into my life. I only recently got my first apartment this past Apr. The sacrifices made for this country by my brothers and sisters is so unappreciated by the people that have the power to change it. Stop failing the people that fight for your freedoms and sacrifice everything. Thank You To ALL MY BROTHERS AND SISTERS. Your sacrifice matters. #MentalHealthIsReal #22ADay #VeteranLivesMatter

Thank you so much for doing this video as a retired Air Force Veterans who suffers from PTSD this brings so much awareness thank you again

Hello beautiful souls, as a Vet to all the Men and Women who served in the Military Living Or Died.. I would like to tell you all I love you and thanks for your Contribution and God Bless You all for being my Hero

JDogs is a veteran's group that helps clear out "junk" for people and repurpose items that help military families live more comfortably!! Thank you Woman for being so kind!!!

first let me thank you as my self i served in the U.S army 14 years and seeing that your reactions and emotions were real,it shows me that there are people like you,and that my service and sacrifice was not for nothing.and people forget there is a price for there freedoms and thank god some of us pay for that freedom and please remember the real hero,s are the guys that did not come home alive.and please remember that you do not have to be wounded to carry the scars of war,when you go to combat you will loose a part of your self you will never get back.and remember also the person you was before combat is dead that person will never be again.and again thank you so much if there was more people like you and called congress and demanded our veterans be taken care of,there would not be homeless veterans i am at this time a homeless veteran going on 10 years now.and like the video says why is the service and sacrifice i gave to the people of this country not,being understood.and please remember us that served together are always brothers until the day we die,and remember guys we always have each other.another thing that people do not realize while you are at home with your family we miss our kids being born there birthdays and all the important days of there lives.that is what we sacrifice to protect peoples freedom.and to all you fellow veterans out there,i understand you and i think of all you veterans every hour of every day

I'm a proud veteran.. and most veterans won't ask for help even a homeless veteran will put his life on the line to help someone in need except his/herself

Thank you so much for doing a reaction to this song. As a retired Army Sgt. a lot this hits home hard. I recently took in 1 of my old platoon mates who recently lost everything due to issues brought up in this video caused from 3 combat tours. You have a new subscriber and thank you for your true and heartfelt comments.

This hits home, the company I own builds vehicles for the handicapped and unfortunately I see a lot of young wounded warriors because of it. I donate 2 accessible conversions a year to do my part, it's the least I can do to honor these heroes.

I am not a war veteran, or a veteran at all for that matter. I have been a police officer for 21 years. I frequently deal with homeless veterans. I know first hand how badly they are treated. From the beginning of my career I have done my best to treat those veterans that I come across with dignity and respect. I always tell them how much my family and I appreciate what they have done for us. I do my best to get them help and buy them a hot meal. My two kids were raised to respect them as well. I feel like its the least I can do for them. I know it's not much, but it's my part.

Your reaction is immensely appreciated, by me, yes but I'm not a vet. They wouldn't have because of health reason, but for my dad, my step dad and my uncle who received the purple heart for his actions in Korea, I thank you for your reaction to this.

A vet here, thank you for your appreciation for America's troops! Let's keep making America a great nation.

Thank you and thank all my fellow Vets out there on this veterans day. USAF vet here!

I just saw this and wanted to say thank you for everything that you have said..I came home and everyday feels harder and harder everyday I ask god almost daily why what have I done so terrible in my life that I deserve this hurt everyday..you are such a beautiful soul THANK YOU

Thank you for sharing this Sushi as a vet it is very heartwarming to see you enjoy the freedom we all cherish I love you sister sincerely I am Mark Baker

Do you understand that you are NOW serving so thank you for this. Vietnam 65 & 66 God bless you