Battlefield Friends - Random Acts of Kindness (Battlefield 4 Gameplay)

Battlefield Friends - Random Acts of Kindness (Battlefield 4 Gameplay)
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[@nobaconferyou]

I complemented a friends mustache once, Now she won't talk to me.

[@TheSkepticXP]

Perfect 😂

[@fjonathan2994]

haha

[@BFFsEngineer]

A true gentleman

[@duffmanzee]

I did too then later that year she became a lesbian

[@gennadyreshetnikov5948]

One does not compliment ladies mustache, no matter hoe epic it is.

[@multikings20]

One time I was playing battlefield and I saw a support actually throw down ammo

[@matkoberkec8319]

It was meeee

[@madcuzbad8205]

I can't understand the level of stupidity that comes with not throwing ammo and medics or reviving someone (when its appropriate to do so). I've gotten MVP with a shit K/D just from tossing an ammo bag whenever a spawn on my squad. It's literally free fucking points

[@romo4392]

godly

[@iguitorjdroid]

nice

[@Dingoes8MeBabies]

I'll believe it when I see it. And if you are telling the truth, did you have to do the ammo dance and shoot your sidearm at his feet to get him to drop a pack? I have a theory that all ammo packs are accidental and only there because the support player thought he was deploying c4 or claymores.

[@bakerXderek]

3:25 Back story that's MY video from a long time ago, and NO I didn't shove him lol there was a small curb there and had to push him over it. He's an awesome guy I always see around the neighborhood doing wheelchair wheelies when we ride by. It's a true honor to be featured on your channel though Neebs

[@tangoalfa1970]

bakerXderek BXD I've been a sub for a couple years now and live seen that video many times on other channels.

[@jmans56]

Never knew you liked these guys too. CHEAAAAHH

[@ninja4187]

Yeah bro. I saw this and was about to tell them who you were.... 5 years late .... but still LMAO... your awesome bro..

[@aaronc3389]

Gave my $200 Columbia snow jacket to a homeless man. Had only worn it 3 or 4 times so was basically brand new. Warmed my soul to help another. Hope it kept him cozy all winter.

[@cloroxbleach5359]

Columbia and Patagonia make some damn good jackets... That was incredibly nice of you.

[@MickeyGeezz]

An elderly woman accidentally cut in front of me in the line at the dmv and I didn't suplex her

[@robloxlover123456790]

Truly a patient man

[@Austioli]

A true hero.

[@evanfortner2994]

What a great deed, good on you pal!

[@minnesuhdude8011]

Worship.

[@derekmeyers7675]

you are godly. i would have snapped

[@unknownsoldier3434]

We have a few homeless people in town near where I live, and I don't usually help then cause its pretty clear that most of them are junkies. But one day I saw this old, homeless, man with a dog, and the dog looked healthy so I thaught, in the human selfish way, that it could not be his dog, that maybe he found the dog. So I stopped and asked him where he got the dog. He said he resqued it when it was a puppy, and that he always shares his food with it, no matter how little food he gets. I almost started crying! I immediately got in my car, went home and made him a bunch of sandwiches as well as get a bag full of dog food and treats for his dog. And I am sharing this because its a lesson to learn: don't judge a book by its cover, because you can find the most beautiful story inside even though the cover is unattractive to you!

[@brainflash1]

My brother needs someone to complain to because he works in retail. There isn't much he can do to fix it short of quitting. So I try to be downstairs when he comes home so he knows he has someone to talk to. Also, I once helped someone get a job by showing them your failure video, Neebs. Thank you.

[@Apollion10]

you never go ass to mouth

[@stlone9836]

That's awesome man

[@karabiner159]

My brother has a part time retail job as well, in a tourist hotspot, and some of the customers he gets are proper rude - some of these people honestly have no manners at all. I don't think he could handle a full time job at that place. I definitely couldn't. Where I work we get some really bitchy customers as well. I don't get the way people forget their manners when they deal with retail staff.

[@TheNewAgeViking]

I was heading home for the weekend (I live/have my apprenticeship in a different city than the one I grew up in), and I was on the last leg of the journey, and so I just sit down in the train, not really paying attention to my surroundings, when I finally start picking up on the stuff around me, I notice a guy, around 19-20 years old, in the seats on the opposite side of the aisle, and there are these four boys (from what I could tell, then they were brothers), who were travelling with their dad, and these boys were just talking, and asking away at this young adult, and he just sat there, and talked with them, with a smile on his face, it was really heartwarming to see, especially knowing how some people can be when travelling, and I even got to join in on some of the conversations, it was honestly one of the more memorable train rides, so far.

[@callumh3803]

I was on a bus a few months ago when a blind man got on and sat down next to an elderly man. After a while I heard the blind man ask the elderly chap for directions and the elderly chap said don't worry I will walk you there. The place was a 15 minute walk from the bus stop. Just thought that was so nice for him to take the time out of his day to make another persons better.

[@FinzM0rs0]

K

[@ronniessebaggala362]

Hmmm how'd you know he didn't mug him later or lead him to an elderly orgy. These are things we have to speculate on besides the nice gesture.

[@zellygaming2730]

+ronnie ssebaggala lmao elderly orgy, best thing about old man balls is you don't have to bend your knees to dip dip potato chip. Lol

[@baronlouie]

+ronnie ssebaggala So do you talk of experience

[@johngoode8741]

There was a guy down in Texas who looked like he was obviously thirsty, so I handed him my water bottle that I had recently bought from a store and continued on my way without even thinking of it.

[@dank3christ]

i watch the ads on all your videos

[@SuperYertleTurtle]

That's a huge act of kindness right there! ...I don't

[@Jerberus]

nOOice- not many people realize its spelled with two O's.

[@JJtoob]

You the real MVP

[@arbitrage2141]

Me too. I always tend to "doze off" for a minute or two when their ads pop up :)

[@YoloMonstaaa]

I like watching new ads that I haven't seen before, sometimes it's genuinely interesting new and fun thing. Other times it's an ad for Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, like the one on this video.

[@nickseebruch8720]

I really like it when you guys do stuff like this and I like the community for providing this type of content. I'm Canadian and all of these friendly, feel good vibes are making me feel right at home.

[@carterp3656]

The geese story reminded me of a time my mom was going to work and there was like a flock of 30 or 40 birds and she expected them to just fly off so she kept going. And they took off to late and she tried to swerve and she took out the whole flock.

[@rp3662]

lmao

[@philmccracken6134]

Natural selection in all its beauty, they were too dumb to live.

[@punkcabaret420]

I once grabbed a woman's truck by the back bumper when she got out to chase a grocery cart she had hit, and had forgotten to put the truck in park and it began to roll forward down the hill. I'm just glad I got to it before it gained any sort of momentum. On the way to my doctor appointment a few weeks ago, there was a man standing at the side of the road with a sign that said "SMILE". That's it. Just "SMILE". And you know what, I did. I have been having a stressful day and wasn't looking forward to my appointment, and one random guy with a piece of cardboard made it better.

[@MrRonDeL83]

a few weeks ago I saw a normal looking guy searching trough the trash, as I walked by he stops looking and said hello on a very shamed way. First I kept walking but I feld bad and turned around to give him about 3 euro. At first he didnt want it, he showed me his collection of empty bottles and said, I already have this. Offcourse I gave him my money, he almost starts to cry and thanked me. I didnt feel good or proud , but more sad, because I almost kept walking.

[@MrRonDeL83]

Sorry for the bad english

[@keeganphillips7541]

its not bad its actually really good

[@MrRonDeL83]

+gamer news party thanks,I though I misspelled some things😁

[@MrRonDeL83]

+Just Static *thought* 😂

[@jtheman4678]

Just Static you did good, even though you almost walked away you didnt, remember that. You chose to help someone who needed it. Yahweh bless you

[@kevintalley7719]

I work directly with the public each day, which can be trying...I literally got on KZbin today in hopes of some good vibes and you all delivered! Thank you and keep on going fellas!

[@greena5sas5in4]

A man was lying on the street and someone chopped of his head and I was the only one who stopped to see if he was dead

[@ronniessebaggala362]

Truly a hero amongst us.

[@jonahsanford2930]

I'm dying of laughter right now

[@Milkinashoetime]

Turns out he was dead.. I got the reference dude. Don't worry. FOTC for life!

[@gayvolticaidann2841]

+Benjamin NewDuval im pretty sure that was a joke .-.

[@Milkinashoetime]

? He was continuing the song.

[@Grant-pg4jj]

I worked in a grocery store for a long time as the manager, and had to ring people out on a regular basis. Several times a year I was given the opportunity to help people that didn't have the money in their account that they thought they had (usually moms with kids, or elderly people) that were obviously distressed about the situation. "I don't know what we're gonna do for dinner". It always felt so good to swipe my card and tell them to have a nice day :) On a side note- You're all fucking hilarious in your own ways, I'm a dedicated fan of all your stuff (even the old live action stuff)!!!! Brian = most underappreciated by fans. You're funny as shit dude!

[@AttiraKell]

2003 Iraq, my platoon found this family literally living in a mud hut. Kids and all. We had all received gift packages with more stuff than we could ever use. So we went back to the FOB and collected all this stuff up, tooth past, etc. we could carry (about 100 lbs of stuff) and took it out there to them. We suggested they trade for all the other things that they needed. Later that year, this old guy that took care of a school grounds was speaking with us and his glasses fell off and one of the lenses broke. We took up funds and bought him replacement glasses.

[@julianl9104]

An attack heli spawned in bf4 and some guy was waiting at base in the shanghai map. I took the attack helicopter and let him be my gunner...

[@liambailey1217]

Ya got in the Chopi

[@zachpoe9545]

you let him be in your choppi brah!

[@duckman12569]

Julian the real MVP

[@romo4392]

a noob was made happy thanks for helping the squeaker

[@dextorboy]

What you guys do is most of the times, the kindest thing that happen to me in a day. Thank you.

[@KyMeatRocket]

Hey neebs and crew, I'm a soldier and a lot of times when I'm out and about in uniform I've had people pay for my food. This happens not often but but every once in a while. Well one time I was in my dress uniform eating by myself on my way to my moms, an older gentleman saw me and asked if I was dining alone, then asked if he could join me. To keep the story short we sat and talked and ate. He asked where I'm coming from, what unit I'm in, all normal questions, and told me I was very brave and he was honored to meet me and couldn't imagine the battles i've faced as a soldier. When the bills came he insisted on paying. We exchanged goodbyes and I left. 2 years later I was doing a funeral detail. It happened to be the same gentleman. I learned he was a soldier. An airborne soldier who survived landing on D-Day, and the battle of the bulge. I was so humbled to have shared the time I did with that man, and even though it was a normal event with nothing spectacular happening I've never forgot it, and I hope to one day be as humble of a man myself. I met his children and shared my story with them and they thanked me, for sharing it, brought them some peace I believe. This mans random act of kindness, has shown me a lot, and touched me deeply.

[@tamferguson3891]

Thank you for your service 🤗❤

[@chkchkpap45]

Yeah ok I'll take "things that never happened" for $1000 alex

[@IAmBretticus]

I read the title and immediately thought, "This is why I fucking love this channel!" There is nothing like having a shitty day and coming home to see a video that highlights the positivity in the world. If I'm bombarded by awful news reports of terrorism and acts of hatred, a video of anyone stepping out of their way to help another immediately makes my day and influences me to get out and try to help out

[@jrhodes750]

just a couple of days ago,a homeless man was sitting outside of a Macdonalds, asking for money, but instead I bought him a coffee, and he seemed hungry so I bought him a cheesburger as well

[@MrJeansforlife]

Man, when it was snowing hard one winter up here in Washington, my friend and I had just finished a day of skiing and we had taken a large truck with a winch and 4 wheel drive. We saw some guy trying to hitchhike outside his truck that had veered off into a snow filled ditch. Instead of taking him somewhere and having him be without his truck, we worked with him for 3 hours to pull his truck out of the snow. Needless to say, when we were finished we felt pretty good and he bought us dinner! That was a good day.

[@jelmerdevoogt39]

No Neebs, don't thank us. Thank YOU!

[@kaiden343]

Thank you guys for making content, i watch all of the videos you guys post and have been addicted to you guys since finding this channel, your guys broship and general banter has and is really helping me through incredible struggles in my life

[@Zabaldydoo]

was anyone else expecting acts of kindness in battlefeild

[@julianl9104]

Yes....

[@wd5734]

Yes

[@thexgreenxthief7016]

Yes

[@arbitrage2141]

I would be disappointed if it was I like it when they set a talking point and make a video around it. Hilarity and good times always ensue

[@romo4392]

yes

[@daepicpigeon3274]

I lost it when neebs said "I stop for butterflies".

[@daystillnight]

9:03 wtf How the hell did that even happen?

[@nukethompson1019]

I know! I kept waiting for them to address that

[@adriantaboada7149]

Wow! It that even can happen? Kill a tv misile with claymore LOL

[@zellygaming2730]

clay no more buy one and get the second free.

[@icarian553]

If you destroy the TV missile the guy flying it dies too.

[@mrbubblestea]

+Icarian y tho

[@gingycookie3506]

When i was working at McDonalds i remember the acts of kindness that would make me smile ... like when i would be taking money threw the drive threw and and people would sometimes pay for the person behind them,and they would pay for the people behind them and a few more people would do it to ... they wouldn't even ask how much the other peoples bills were, and people would tell me to give them messages like "hope this would make u smile", or "have a nice day " and that stuff would make me smile so much, or like when someone gave me a rose just to make my day better ... i love how nice people are out there and their not only asses !!

[@DANNYonPC]

Random acts of beer pls I really want sum

[@Kalabster.]

*facepalm*

[@jordanhicks5131]

no beer here, just bourbon.

[@minorpyro69]

Just Everclear here!

[@derekmeyers7675]

i got Budweiser. u down?

[@DANNYonPC]

Never had American beer, sure! (even when i was in America seemingly the only thing they got was heiniken xD)

[@RazgrizDemon01]

I actually helped an old couple yesterday. Most have read this already on my FB, but here it is again. Checking mail at post office, old couple pulled up, I go in and out, letting them in on my way out, noticed where they parked and spotted a pair of glasses under the drivers door. Picked me up, rushed back in, found them in the pick up line for packages, explained where I found them and the old couple were grateful.

[@andrews6013]

it's never a good thing when neebs has an ideal

[@michaelcrouse8238]

So true lol

[@tuxgames9977]

Learn that from neebsylvania

[@TheAndrewJohnBennett]

Yeah but did you see that tree over there!?!?!

[@MediocritysMuse]

That tree was magnificent.

[@ModelKing1000]

At 10:34 was my clip!! lol Thanks! I once helped an elderly lady out of the ditch in the middle of winter. Don't really like talking about it though, IMO it looks like you're doing it just because you wanna look good.

[@RED-dd1pg]

hi my name is lukas. so there was a girl back in highschool. i've known her since elementry school and i fell in love but because we knew eachother so long she always saw me as her friend. one day i found out that she had s crush on one of my close friends. so i took the liberty to arange the meeting betwen 3 of us. adter the meeting i asked my friend what she thaugt of her all he sad was that he liked hed very much. 1 week later a sranged another meeting but at the last moment i called in sick so they had to go without me. 1 year later they invited me to their weding. and two years after that i got to know my future godson lukas. one day my friend asked me to pick up lukas from school. he said he called the teacher and told her about me and that she will meet me. that day i got to know lukases teacher young woman named ana. two years later we got married. and in approximately 3 monts i'm going to be a father. i'm writing this because i want everyone to know that the more you give the more will you get from life.

[@Magrat_Knoblauch]

@G.R J.B That was such a sweet story! Best luck for you and your family!

[@RED-dd1pg]

Magrat Knoblauch ty very much

[@Magrat_Knoblauch]

G.R J.B :)

[@lukaslofgren9990]

G.R J.B my names Lukas too

[@froot2062]

So sweet, good to know there are nice people on KZbin comments

[@anomalyp8584]

at first i was like...wtf is this video, but when they started about Road killing butterflies i just lost it hahahaha! Such randomness! Illustrates a real bond between these guys. Love it!

[@jarodfrausto]

That motorcyclist was bakerXderek!!! Cheah!

[@GotPoopWeScoop]

I just posted the same exact thing lmao

[@motomoose9715]

👌

[@gessen7145]

CHEEEAAAAHHH!!!!!

[@Lordparable]

cheaahh 👌 the view ropes master

[@alexmariner7478]

Chhheeeeaaaaaaaahhhhhh

[@jalioswilinghart]

I have helped between five and seven people on and off, deal with their depressions, and prevented suicide attempts way more times than I can count. Idonno, I just love helping people. I mostly try to be there for them, comfort and advise them, and most of all get them to seek professional help, but often times they are scared as hell, or just too broken to call, well anyone for help. When you can honestly say you have been thanked by someone, for saving their life several times... man Its powerful. You would not believe how far just being kind can get you, and not just you, but countless others.

[@Fabs430]

I'm early, I deserve a hello from neebs :D

[@hellomynameismckitty]

hello! love neebs

[@truezombozozayt5493]

no, you dont

[@ec1343]

Hi Simon!

[@american27]

I want money

[@hellomynameismckitty]

Drama Alert LETSS BRAKEE RIGHTTTTT INTOO THE BANKSSS

[@MechRider89]

Well in the last month I met some random guy from toronto in the mall and he'd never been to my city so I dove him around the city all day and showed him stuff he might wanna check out, bought him lunch then took him to where he was staying. Feels good to help people out, in one week I changed 3 people random peoples tire for them. The best is when you meet some one who knows some on you know, it's only happened to me once so far but it makes for an interesting conversation!

[@Bhamoss]

A lady from england on reddit asked if someone lived near a WOI cemetery in Belgium where her grand uncle laid and wanted someone to bring flowers and take a foto of the grave on 13 july because he died exactly 100 years ago then, I happened to live nearby and did it

[@Bhamoss]

He died at 19

[@zhulligan]

One day I was driving to a friend's house and saw another guy I knew on the side of the road trying to change a tire. so I parked my car about a quarter mile away (closest I could park) and walked back to help. It turns out he didn't know the old woman who owned the car. He was just helping to help. So together, we got her safely back on the road. I also made sure to tell her to get off that donut (the spare tire) sooner than later because they can only last about 100 miles. Years later my friend who was helping the old woman is now a cop and doing a great job at it. Keep up the good work Bobby!

[@Jrjr226]

three years ago in December on the way to store,I saw a suv that had rolled over into a river and was upside down, I ran down by the bank of the river and their were two guys just looking but not doing anything to cold I guess, I went into the water and in thru the passenger rear window, found the driver upside down still bucked up and couldn't get lose, I helped him and got all scratched up by the broken window, as I was making my way up the river bank a police officer helped me and told me to wait for to get my statement I left when the ambulance arrived. (I had a bench warrant for fail to appear in court) later heard that if I had gone in the driver would have drowned because of the Illinois cold weather

[@killingcreed9113]

I started my day off by getting up late, cutting my finger, and a baby deer jumping in font of my car ( deer is fine untouched)........ I was nice to everyone I met today. Even made a friend. love you guys watched every single one of your videos keep doing what you guys do!

[@stunthumb]

I remember an old friend getting up and peeing over my amplifier, damn expensive amplifier too. One time we were on a family holiday and I was sharing a room with my brother, and there was nothing to do except sit in the pub all night, which we did - then I woke up to my brother trying to pee my bed. Why are people always trying to pee on me and my stuff!

[@ronniessebaggala362]

I chuckled

[@baronlouie]

You sir are a very peeable man

[@vapreppernewb4994]

I pee what you did there.

[@stunthumb]

It happens so often, it has become a pet pee've of mine :D

[@vapreppernewb4994]

Great, now I'm really peeved at where this conversation is going.

[@enigmatic474]

when youtube first appeared, i never thought my favourite channel would involve audio on random topics set to gaming video. best channel ever!

[@lostechoes5917]

Anyone else notice at 9:04 a hacker killed them with a clamor while they were inside a jet? No? Just me?

[@thanos5171]

I think its a bug. Because when you use a TV guided missile, the game sees you as if you're inside the missile instead of the driver's seat. So the TV guided missile hit a claymore on the ground which caused it to give off enough damage to kill the player's missile, along with the player.

[@daneanfaure9567]

I try to do little things like this all the time. Servicing the community and helping others is big in my family. One thing we did that stands out in my mind: my sisters and I were at a fast food place, when this guy came up in the line and humbly asked if we could spare a few bucks so he could feed his kids. He went on to say how they are really down on their luck and they had three kids that needed to be fed, he told us that he would figure something out for himself and his wife later. We had grown up poor and my dad had to do something similar when we were kids. Our hearts broke for this family so we put our money together and bought them all meals and gave them some money to help them out a bit.

[@ceck.8843]

I locked up my semi truck and fried my tires to avoid hitting a dog in the road. Had to replace all eight drive tires, cost me over $3000. Would of done it again driving out of the tire shop if I had too. Money and equipment are replaceable. Life, any life, is not!

[@Tim_Webb]

To me the creation of this channel is a random act of kindness... Every video makes me happy and that's a damn good thing :)

[@ethancorti5830]

saved a girl at the Calgary stampede from getting raped been friends ever since

[@anthonyquilescolon5895]

lol I loved this video. I like seeing someone adress this in a whole video, in a sincere way, and a not 100% series tone. Personally, I can remember 2 to be the most recent. One was a group of people in my college whom I overheard (I was just nearby, not eavesdropping xD) were having trouble with a certain biblical question for some humanities class, having been Adventist for years now i simply walked over to them and asked if they needed help. I like how it feels but I can see, yet not agree, why some people just ignore people that need help, even with the simplest of things. The warmth and happiness nowadays comes with awkwardness and the thought of "what would other people think of me or this?". And the second was that I helped an old couple move their car from the cement in front of where they were parked, which kinda didnt let their car move, and well I was glad that they good leave merrily on their way. Anyways thanks again for the video, it feels nice, I've only been subscribed since maybe May and i like your channel more every day, keep it up guys! (Shout out for my country, Puerto Rico? lol)

[@sans6138]

so when does the battlefield friends bit come in i'm dying for more animated series

[@slipknota7xeg]

Oct. 1 on machinima I think.

[@josepharey9007]

Search up vessel bffs on Google

[@sans6138]

thanks

[@DeadlyDanDaMan]

They aren't doing Vessel anymore. Vessel was a complete failure. Season 5 is the last season they've done.

[@josepharey9007]

+DeadlyDanDaMan nope season 6is on vessel

[@arachnaberry]

Earlier today I flew home across the country from mass to Washington. Back in Mass I would work at a food pantry twice a week and each week there was a table in the center of the place named the 'Free Table'. It was full of things that were expired or about to that they couldn't give to the others so we just took a lot. Before I left there was a TON of minty gum to take, so i grabbed a handful of boxes and on my plane to the two people next to me I gave them both a pack of gum. The smile on the boy's face made my day. That alone was worth it!

[@joshainsworth6535]

There was this girl at the store that I work in. She was trying to buy a pizza but her card was being declined because her Bank decided to lock her card. And so I paid for pizza

[@chrisdis3]

"Chub happens" I feel like that's something you would say when you get an unexpected chub, or something you would tell your S/O when spooning, " hey, you know what? chub happens" lmao

[@MatisseRAdar]

Ofcourse, I tried my best to get some in there... links make the comments seen as 'spam' GG youtube... ffs

[@nordicmidget8510]

You guys always put a smile on my face. Just about every day I get to enjoy your guys' content and I'm never disappointed. Keep up the good work and I can't wait to see you guys become the biggest KZbin channel in the world.

[@jasonodonnell1069]

wellll I helped a kid that was drowning in the ocean after he fell off a pair like if I did good👍

[@DYLANKNAPP94]

That's not random scts of kindness, That's being a human in a life or death situation for the kid. :D

[@shoe7ess2]

I was leaving class a little early one day and fell down the last 4 stairs (concrete stairs were wet and I miss-stepped, fell onto the concrete floor) and broke my ankle (this is a college campus btw). There were people studying not 20 yards from where I was trying to get up off the ground but unable to stand and out of the 15 or so people who saw and heard it happen none of them tried to help. I slowly got on my working foot and started hopping (more of a crawl) towards the parking lot and before I made it 10 feet a guy, I'll never forget his name, Julio, was waiting in his mini-van to pick up his kid (I thought he worked for the school at the time though) and he got out of his van and walked across the 200 yards or so to help me use him as a crutch to get to the next building over (happened to be the nursing center) and actually waited with me while I called and waited on my sister to come pick me up to bring me to the hospital. He probably spent an hour helping me, all the while I thought he worked for the school, until he told me he had to go because his kid had just gotten out of class. I couldn't believe it. Nicest thing anyone has ever done for me.

[@XxShadowArtsxX]

Every Monday morning I pay for the person behind me in the Dunkin Donuts line no matter how much it is. I know how Mondays can be for some poeple. Hopefully, what I do can make their day a little better. I also thank veterans any chance I get. They deserve our upmost respect. I'm so glad I found this channel. All of you are great! Keep up the great work! -Rich

[@GeoffreyCavalier]

Me and my friend put up a sign every Friday for a few hours on our college campus that said "We will talk about anything for free", there were a few jerks, but overall it was a lot of fun. It would let some people blow off some steam, people would go over what they just learned in class, we would teach people things, or sometimes they would teach us. We made a lot of friends that way. I wish I had time to do it again. (only about >1% people would actually stop and talk with us).

[@acorn4923]

I've been on holiday in Wales this week and me and my friend were stuck in a village because there was no bus stop going backing into the main town. I asked someone where the nearest bus stop would be and he said he'd give me and my friend a lift! Turns out he was a Cambridge Prof studying Christianity outside of Europe and within different immigrant ethnic groups. Was a great addition to my day!

[@pofffles]

Pretty simple story, once when my friends and I were on our way to my house, my mother was driving btw, we saw two guys trying to push their car into a gas station. the driveway went up hill a little and since one had to steer, there was only on guy pushing and he couldn't get it up that incline. so my mom stopped me and my 3 friends hopped out, each ed grabbed a section of tailgate and had it pushed in there in all of 15 seconds.. it was so little effort on our part but they were so grateful it was just awesome. I love doing little things like that to help people. turned out I actually knew one of the guys from school which just made it all the better..

[@ederanged7960]

I couldn't afford a $6 block of cheese when I was younger, a woman overheard my apologies and embarrassment as I hurried to put it back and upon returning I was told by the cashier that the woman behind me had paid for it before leaving. That act will remain with me for the rest of my life, paying it forward really is a contagious kindness that has the potential to infect this cold and uncaring 'first-world'. A single selfless act of random kindness can change a persons life for decades to come.

[@sarswim6]

Growing up on the east coast of Florida, you can drive on the beach in a lot of areas. People would still get stuck in the sand pretty regularly though. There were people that would frequently spend the day at the beach just pulling people out of the sand. Well done stranger.

[@alexanderdepaul5793]

Hey guys, I really liked this video. I've been watching your videos for years and no matter what they are about, they always make my day. This video in particular reminded me of a little while back when I bought an entire McDonalds meal for an elderly homeless woman and her dog. To me we are all human and nobody should go hungry. That was one of my bigger things I've done, but whenever I get the chance I won't hesitate to give a cold water to a police officer directing traffic on a hot day or pull somebody out of a muddy ditch with my truck if they're stuck. You guys always do a great job with your videos and never cease to amaze. Keep it up, take care, and God Bless. Alex.

[@dadslittlecorner]

That thumbnail.....such a tease....SUCH A TEASE!!!!!

[@josephgonzalez8124]

I knew someone in a game, after a year, i was worry for the situation in my country and he help me with some money, and he lended some after, i was worry cuz if wasn't for me my girlfriend and her family wouldn't have nothng to eat. Had to make some sacrificies and changes in my life in orther to help her, but im happy :), thank u neebs for ur videos, it gives us the motivation to keep foward!

[@careerendingstuff287]

This is the best KZbin channel

[@bradybarnett272]

An older gentleman where I live spends his Sundays up at the gas station down the road from me just standing there for hours paying for everyone's stuff. Doesn't matter how much or how little it costs. Great guy.

[@tacaknight6098]

When ever i have time to spare i get a sparker and go to the shoping center and play music to put a smile on poeples faces

[@roohkanga9286]

This is the only channel on KZbin where I like it before I start watching the video.

[@robertmartinez9819]

haha, from random acts of kindness to where you guys end up pissing while drunk. I gotta say you guys always make my day :) keep up the great content

[@rontz]

Once upon a time...., kids learned it's good to do a good deed every day - and I think it's more necessary nowadays than ever before. And as you guys pointed out, you don't have to do much to brighten someone's day. Hold up a door for the lady who's coming behind you, open the subway doors for the guy who's pushing a stroller or just greeting the bus driver politely when you pass him. They're seeing masses of people every day but rarely get a "Good Morning" - I'd be pretty frustrated in that situation. I'm greeting every bus driver who's transporting me, but I don't expect to get something back - expecting him to tell 50 people "Good morning" just on one drive would be a bit much :D Great positive episode guys!

[@Bhamoss]

Make that podcast happen already guys! I can listen to this for hours!

[@kylar6407]

Neebs Gaming doing it right. World peace one step at a time. Good Job!

[@adamott9550]

I took a homeless veteran to the Vietnam War Memorial which was 3.5 hours away. No charge, and I even stopped and got him a couple days worth of food, a couple gallons of water, and a $60 1 year gym membership so he had a comfortable place to sleep. I felt so good after it, and it brought me almost to tears listening to his stories

[@cellamp1994]

there was a older couple that got a flat tire down the road from where i live so i walked down and changed the tire on a camper trailer. it felt good doing a random act of kindness. Love your guys videos !!!! take it easy and if it's that easy take it twice!!

[@XShadoWPaws]

Out of the blue recently I left a note and a pack of caffeinated gum in my unit's meter box for the guy who comes over every few months to check my power usage for my power bill. The note said "hey mister meter man, you seemed tired last time you were here so chew a couple of these to get you through the day". It gave me that warm gooey feeling.

[@ColeJAllDay]

Just last week saw a young lady running after a dog who had obviously just gotten loose and ran off. Stopped and tried to call the dog, it kept running so I went back to where the lady had ran out of breath. Turned out to be her elderly neighbors dog who ran out of the house. Told the elderly lady, named Nancy, that I would absolutely help her get her dog back. After about ten minutes of searching, finally found Nancy's dog (Eddy or Ed for short). When I dropped Nancy and Ed back off at her house she started crying and gave me hug. Felt extremely good to just help someone in that manner. Never know when you will need someone to help you out. Sorry for the long post

[@WilmaFingerdoo2]

I don't have any video or link, but this is more an act of respect, integrity, and loyalty to our great nation. About 3 weeks ago on a Saturday, i was traveling to work during my training. As i was driving down the Interstate, I happened to see what looked to be a tarp in the middle of the 2 lane road. As i drove closer to it, I noticed it was our great nation's flag! While everybody kept driving over it and past it...I went into the passing lane and U turned in the grass divider to go back and retrieve it. As i came closer to it again, i put on my hazards and slowed down to a stop and carefully retrieved this flag. there wasn't much traffic behind me...but man were they pissed...until they saw what i was doing. An older gentleman who was in the truck behind me stepped out of his truck and approached me. He too was a US Veteran who had served in Vietnam. I served in Afghanistan and Iraq. He assisted me as we both folded and retired this flag due to it being worn and tattered. He saluted me as i did him ans we returned to our vehicles and carried on our way.

[@Deceneu66]

Really enjoyed the video! I don't usually say this things, because I believe that if you are doing a good deed, that deed is only for you and the person you are helping, not for boosting to others, bragging or to gain sympathy. But because it was asked in the video... Maybe someone will read this long post and feel inspired to do a similar thing to someone else. Once I helped a friend in high school who was about to get beaten by some bullies; and made sure after that, he was never bothered again. Helped another friend who had trouble with his father and step mother and was kicked out of the house and on the street, and offered him to stay with me, in the flat I lived at that time, until he could find a place of his own and pay rent. I never asked him money, shared all my food and helped him in any way I could until he was ok. That was almost 10 years ago. Today he doesn't even speak with me. He is totally changed. But that is ok. I don't regret that I helped him back then. A woman at the traffic lights, asked if I could help her cross the street. Asked if she was able to see the red or green lights. She said she was almost blind, and couldn't see 2m in front of her. I asked if she needed anything else. She needed directions to go to a bus stop, to get back home. Gave her directions , then suddenly realized that was no way she would get there by herself. Proceeded to walk together for about 15 minutes, the opposite way were I was going. When he reached the bus stop she tanked me, and said that no one has ever done something like that for her,. With tears in her eyes thanked me. I considered awkward at the time, and only said it was my pleasure and it was the right thing to do. Gave my unopened bottle of water to a somewhat elderly man almost passed out in the grass, at our local supermarket, because of the heat outside. Wanted also to call for an ambulance, but fortunate it wasn't the case. Many people walked by but no one even stopped for a second and asked the guy if he was ok or not, or if he needed help. These are a few examples. I probably made it to long, and no one would read this much. At least I hope I was coherent enough in my writing, english is not my native language. Stay safe out there!

[@FvFurz]

a swan crashed in the power line of the bus on a bridge, quite confused as he was started to run towards the edge but got stuck in the side rails. so I got of my bicycle, keeled on his back and called the police. they sent some guys who handle this kind of troubles, and half an hour later they came, grabbed it and tucked it in a big bin. said this happens quite often. fun fact: the feathers of his neck are soft like rabbit fur. love your show

[@Newnski]

I once Salted the Paths in town so the elderly wouldn't fall over after seeing an elderly lady near fall over, i thought if no one else cares then i will, less than a £1 a bottle of salt and it save priceless lives :) love the vids guys and well done on 800,000 subs :) keep up the great content :)

[@loganthesaint]

I live in Wyoming, the nearest town in any direction is 100miles from my town. So I always travel with two spare gas cans filled, I'll give one to anyone who runs out of fuel. 5 gallons is certainly enough to get you there from where your at generally. I'm also an electrician with a truck full of tools, anytime I see a vehicle on the side of the road I ask if they need help, because hey, I have a truck full of tools. Winter time here sucks, like literally 6 months of winter and I always go help push people out of the snow, or tow them out. When I meet hobos (train people) or hitch hikers and they have animals with them I ask if their pet has eaten or needs water... Could almost care less about the persons needs at that time lol. So if the animal needs it, I'll get it food and give them water, like a gallon jug and two 2 liter bottles for easier travel. But I never give money out.

[@illustrativewill]

At night, before i go to bed, I let one of your playlists run through out the night.

[@SnarkyDude]

The geese police is actually a thing in Milwaukee, Wisconsin... they send out a dog to get them off the roads and to the ponds near by! Its adorable actually lol

[@travisnachtrab1933]

I have a couple. First one, I was out for a run and a guy in an electric wheelchair flagged me down. He told me his wheelchair was dying and asked if I could push him back to the apartment complex (we both lived in the same complex) I was more than happy to do it, pushed him probably a half mile. Second, I was driving home in some crazy strong rain and came across a turtle in the middle of the road. I got out, got soaked, and helped that little guy to the side of the road. It really made me feel awesome, such a simple thing.

[@zanner00783]

I grew up in in a farming community in idaho. Was driving into town one day during winter and noticed a van down a side road that was sitting on its roof with no sign of anyone else around. Decided to just check to see if it was a wreck from earlier but though it was odd a tow truck hadn't already hauled it off and no signs of other vehicle tracks parking around it. Pulled over next to it and got out to see an elderly couple still hanging upside down in the seats of the van. I must have just showed up within 5-20 minutes of this situation starting.They both were calm as could be almost like nothing was wrong at all. I was so confused by their calmness that I almost though they might be dead. Pretty sure I stared like a complete dumbass and asked if they were okay. I ended up helping the women release her seat belt and crawl into the back area of the van. Gave her my coat to stay warm and by that time the man had already dropped himself out of the seat to sit upwards, while we waited for the 20 or so minutes it would take for paramedics to arrive. Luckily neither one of them were injured and were given a ride home shortly after medics double checked them. It was still one of the oddest things I have ever come across.

[@MrBigfeetbigsocks]

I was about sixteen out with my buddies. I just got myself a new pair of shoes so I didnt need my old ones. I saw a man In a wheelchair doin that backwards walking thing that they do. But he didnt have shoes and had cuts on his feet. So I gave him my old pair. this guy was so excited. Biggest smile I've ever seen. However that night on the news maybe a block away from where we were. I saw my old shoe. Turns out. this guy got hit by a bus an hour after I saw him. Doesnt that suck. :(

[@moist-chan-5105]

I remember one time when a lorikeet ( beautiful bird) flew in front of my car on the way back from an event and we hit it, we all watched it skid across the road. The bird was looking pretty poor to be honest as my car was going around about 50kmh, but I had one of my friends hold it in his hands until we got home. From there I wrapped up its wings in bandages and tried to clean up its road rashes with some antiseptic, I also kept it in my garage in a medium sized cage and constantly fed it and gave it water. After a month or two, it looked like new so I let it off and watched it fly away. That was my random act of kindness and it felt good to watch it fly off without a problem.

[@home6of6the6reaper]

Strait up, that penny thing happened to me a few times as a kid. It was so nice when people would do that for me.

[@afaaqusilly]

never have I came across such enjoyable KZbin comments until now. subbed

[@socker2212]

I've helped people, but nothing compares to a man and his 3 sons that helped carry my handicapped father down a 15 ft slope and help him into out fishing boat during our father son camping trip. I'm still in awe of volunteering to help

[@ahgames1233]

One of my random acts of kindness just happened a few weeks ago. I got home from work one night and saw that my new neighbors were having troubles get their couch in their apartment. They got it stuck in the doorway and I could of walked around to the other entrance, but instead I helped them move their couch into their apartment.

[@yoyobeanz]

I worked at a ski place a few years ago as a ski instructor. I needed a ride home at the end of the day but didn't have a phone, so my fellow instructors would always let me borrow theirs. I'm sure I was being annoying always relying on them, but they were really kind. especially for new york

[@parabolicsannin]

It was last year last winter it was cold and I saw a homeless guy who was trying to get coffee and so I bought him coffee and gave him half of my sub he was really nice and sweet and just kept thanking me. Just last week another homeless man with his dog here in Florida summer time over 90 degrees and I just bought a case of water and gave him some and some cash to get them food 👍🏼😬 it always feels so good to do good things for ppl in need or animals. Just thought I would share go needs gaming you guys rock

[@StickyTank]

Old man with crutches was sitting kind of collapsed in some bushes, next to the sidewalk. Helped him up, walked him home. What i cant stand, is when people wont move out the way when you exit a bus or train and they want to get in so badly they almost push you out the way. had that today. always fun to tell em off :D