Daniel Inouye Goes from War Hero to Senator (feat. Steven Yeun) - Drunk History

Daniel Inouye fought in World War II with the legendary 442nd Infantry Regiment and later became the first Japanese-American U.S. Senator.
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Based on the popular web series, Drunk History is the liquored-up narration of our nation's history. Host Derek Waters, along with an ever-changing cast of actors and comedians, travels across the country to present the rich tales that every city in this land has to offer. Booze helps bring out the truth. It's just that sometimes the truth is a little incoherent.
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[@Stu8025]

The narrator is the most sober-sounding drunk person I think I’ve ever heard.

[@ruth80809]

Ikr?

[@nathancrossen2224]

And the fact that he admitted he was hammered... he holds it together very well.

[@shuky770]

Bro that's Phil Hendrie, I've been listening to him get drunk on the radio since I was a kid.

[@cnsmooth]

@@shuky770Dude he doesn't get drunk on the air, hes done it about 3 times if that

[@eunhyuekpark6159]

@@shuky770 The guys pretty much a legend in the radio industry. All the voices and characters he does is hilarious.

[@toolongforyoutoread6]

Fun fact: Our boy Inouye never lost a single election.

[@camilagrijalva4109]

BALLR

[@AKNeal81]

The Mayweather of politicians!

[@kazauta]

He also died during the elections. And still won.

[@timoliver1004]

Bacchus Leto He was a horrible senator and Hawaii should be ashamed they were to corrupt to outside that corrupt pos

[@Patcheresu]

@@timoliver1004 You're just saying that because you're red and he's not, aren't you?

[@mintyfresh4855]

A little shout out to Young Oak Kim (people tend to leave him out) who was also in the 442nd Regiment as the only Korean American who served along side with the Japanese Americans. The battalion commander offered him a transfer, fearing ethnic conflict between Young Oak and the Japanese-American troops. (At the time, Korea was occupied by the Japanese empire.) Regardless, he insisted on staying, stating that "there [are] no Japanese nor Korean here. We're all Americans and we're fighting for the same cause." He was awarded 19 medals, including the Distinguished Service Cross, two Silver Stars, two Bronze Stars, three Purple Hearts, a Bronze Medal of Military Valor, a Légion d'honneur, a Croix de guerre, and (posthumously) the Korean Taeguk Cordon of the Order of Military Merit. The 442nd are filled with men with amazing stories and sacrifice all the while going through a crucible of hardship and discrimination. But these men, regardless of being Japanese or Korean, fought together as proud Americans who sacrificed more than they should have. They very much earned that moniker "The Purple Heart Battalion".

[@FarahFleurima]

That's amazing, and I didn't know that! I live in Korea, so I hear a lot about Korean/Japanese tension, so this is quite the encouraging story. Thanks for sharing! (Oh, and my hubby's name is Bae!!)

[@Collins1118]

Farah Fleurima that’s too bad I didn’t know that. Steven Yuen, who plays Daniel is Korean as well. As much as I love him surely we have have talented young Japanese actors as well, who could have played a Japanese American. Though it seems like there is less Japanese immigration to the US now then there was then. That’s only an observation, not sure if that’s actually true.

[@Collins1118]

Again love Steven and Koreans in general. You’re a lovely people. I just don’t like when they use anyone Asian to play anyone from any Asian country. Some people do not recognize the differences between, Chinese, Japanese and Koreans. Sometimes I myself have been wrong. But there are differences in appearance much less language! Lol. Unless you speak English only I guess.

[@georgecoull1883]

Also Vince Okimoto highest decorated Japanese American soldier from the Vietnam war

[@BFP2021]

He is an american hero.

[@Chesh89]

I see Steven Yeun, I click. I see Drunk History, I click. Clickity.

[@UnwaveringBackBone]

Clickity split. That's you

[@Velacroix]

Clickity. I didn't know Steven Yeun, but upon the first few seconds I can personally attest I stated aloud, _"fuck you and your beautiful voice, man."_ Saltily.

[@goyangi2014]

“giggity”

[@MarkAn]

Clickity Clackity gimme my Crackity

[@jsilva7005]

Giggity

[@Mr110074]

The 442nd Regiment is a unit that deserves a HBO miniseries.

[@jtim83]

True, them and the harlem hellfighters from world war 1. Many more real life amazing stories to tell!

[@gavinvanduzer3140]

Also Pattons panthers the 761 id watch all of these

[@Tony-ex2rm]

Or Philippine Scouts at the Battle of Bataan

[@coralreeves4276]

Omg so freaking right!!!

[@brotherargosofthehonorable6472]

They got a comic

[@AK907guy]

Im a tiny bit disappointed that we didn't see an army solider holding a guitar in the reenactments

[@KillerFlame1945]

Emperor Nimbala 😂

[@sweetriver9063]

MG1 Channel 2.0 pour one out for guitar soilder

[@nigelcalpe]

check sabaton he is there

[@greenmelon6387]

he was a bard. everyone hates the bard.

[@snorkfroken7056]

WHERE?

[@yohannessulistyo4025]

To make it more badass, here are some of the real-world details: The "machine gun nests" he assaulted are pillboxes, not sandbags. Those are concrete bunkers with tiny open firing slits, just like those you see in Saving Private Ryan's Omaha Beach opening scene, only smaller. That's why Lt. Daniel Inouye has to get closer and expose himself to danger in order to throw his grenade accurately through the slits. The bullet that hit his stomach is a machine gun bullet, it ripped his abdomen muscle and spilling some guts, which he kinda held back. This was before he rushed into the first machine gun position, 40 yards away. During the rush, he was shot 5 times in total, and keep on going, chucking grenades and hip-firing his Thompson when he progressively loses strength to lift it up to his shoulder. The 30 mm rifle grenade that hit his right elbow didn't explode, but the kinetic force pried his lower forearm muscle open, leaving a dangling skin & some tendons attached to his upper arm. (Luckily) it doesn't severe the nerve, so the grenade was clenched tight in his now useless right palm. While the onlooking German defenders who shot the rifle grenade is rushing to detach the rifle grenade launcher and load bullet clips, Lt. Inouye pried the grenade from his mangled right arm and throw it into the slit, and finishing off the German defenders. He keeps on fighting, firing his Thompson SMG with his left hand at enemy positions, as his men rushed to run over them. When he finally collapsed due to blood loss and 5th bullet hit to his left leg, he stumbled rolling down the hill. his horrified men wanted to carry him back for treatment, but he ordered them to return to position, "nobody called off the war!" he said. I think it has to be toned down to general audience to make it more believable. And yes, both the German POW he captured and his horrified men witnessed all of this crazy action.

[@claudiazg9932]

amazing

[@warrenleezy]

Daniel K. Inouye may have identified as an American, but he embodied that Bushido code!

[@Nonn0n]

I died during the arm bit. "You want to go find it billy?!"

[@e.nreece6390]

lmao yaaaaaas

[@whateverlolawants]

I watched that part 4 times. So good.

[@hgfxjnn]

That's why I look for this here 😂 that bit cracked me up

[@forge4119]

I just love it because I could imagine that actually happening, everyone asking about his arm and then there is one asshole who asked the question one too many times and he is just so done with his shit.

[@mitchjr77]

They didn’t need to find it. The ACTUAL story was CRAZIER than THAT! When Dan went to throw his Grenade, the German with the Rocket Launcher beat him to the punch and blew up his arm from the elbow. When Daniel looked down, he saw his arm still hanging on by it’s skin and a few tendons. He also saw the Grenade STILL clutched in his right hand! All Daniel could think was that the Grenade was about to go off, so he needed to get rid of it. The next thing Daniel remembered was his using his left hand to pry open his right, then tossing the Grenade, taking out a nearby bunker. Daniel then picked up his Machine Gun with his left hand and started charging up the hill as he was shot a few more times AGAIN, where he then finally collapsed off the side of the hill passing out. His men taking cover behind him saw what was happening, and was so inspired and pumped up by what Daniel did, they all came out and started rushing up the hill! In the end, they won and took the hill while sometime later, Daniel woke up in the Hospital to discover his right arm had been removed. And believe it or not, this was maybe pretty on top, when it comes to crazy stories, but this was just an average one when it came to the 442nd. There was a REASON they are the MOST Decorated Military Regiments of all time! 🤯

[@anthonyxavier6300]

I'm a Japanese-American and I'm totally fine that Steven Yuen (Korean-Amercan) is playing a role as an American. He's a great actor and a funny guy, I like him.

[@lalalolo2611]

We are all Americans first. If we went back to WW2, and had any Japanese-American, like Daniel, got caught by true Imperial japanese, that individual would had suffered the same fate or even worse treatment than your "typical" American. So no need to differentiated ourselves of what type of Americans, we are all in the same team🇺🇸.

[@ElviraBby]

Steven Yeun is ridiculously handsome and Daniel Inouye is pretty bad ass

[@Jon-br8co]

Steven is kind of okay but totally agree on the bad-assness of Daniel Inouye.

[@hellosky5939]

I saw Steven Yeun and I clicked so fast 😂 Love seeing him in things!

[@MissCamilaRojas]

Same ♥️

[@andysokayi]

Agreed! Lol.

[@HawkinaBox]

Same xD

[@eres8581]

I think it’s super funny that Steven is playing a Japanese when he’s Korean. But I love his acting.

[@Lady_Jewels]

He's so cool & hot at the same time

[@UnwaveringBackBone]

Daniel Inouye: the true 1st American Ninja Warrior

[@danieljhong]

like, literally bro

[@cesarvialpando7736]

Reminded me of the movie american ninja

[@redflame300]

Lowkey racist but ok

[@danieljhong]

RED the Flame stfu 😂

[@goose4919]

@@MrKnaives it's slightly racist considering ignorance on Japanese history, though it's not that bad. Something worse would be anything Michael Coombs says on black people.

[@andreeaLnedelea]

Derek has done so many of these videos, he's a professional drinker at this point!

[@AngryShooter]

You misspelled alcoholic.

[@relaxolotl788]

Andreea L Nedelea or an alcoholic

[@MyVanir]

Professional drinker sounds more positive than alcoholic.

[@greenmelon6387]

my first time seeing him.

[@amon_asentir]

I like the sound of this job. Where can I apply?

[@quynhvan2973]

So glad they did a story on Inouye. I worked as a Senate Page when I was 17, and Inouye was pro tempore because he'd been serving as a senator the longest. He had such an air of dignity about him. When he walked, the other senators would part like a wave out of respect for him.

[@thephoenixxy]

"I'm ready to rock and roll on this shit." That there was a historical quote.

[@courtnie1783]

This guy's voice is just incredible for narrating but every time he goes "boom!" I absolutely lose my goddamn mind

[@alexcarter8807]

Phil Hendrie's a genius. Look up his old radio material if it can be found.

[@cnsmooth]

He's a professional voice actor/radio host. If you watch Rick and Morty he voices Principal Vagina.

[@hugitkissitloveit8640]

@@cnsmooth I'm sorry principal WHAT 🤣🤣🤣

[@cnsmooth]

@@hugitkissitloveit8640 You don't watch Rick and Morty? May god have mercy on your soul.

[@DanJackson1977]

Phil is a legend. And so are all 40 of his other personalities. Probably one of the single greatest comedic minds of the last 50 years yet almost no one knows him because he was a radio guy.

[@Penguinsix]

Interestingly he got his idea about running for office while recovering in a hospital in Michigan. There he met this other soldier with an injured arm who told him his plans for running for office one day. That other soldier became Sen. Bob Dole and they remained friends for the rest of his life.

[@Jon-br8co]

That's shit is such an awesome story. Need this to be made into a movie.

[@Kyoyo2]

Sen: here is my dream Daniel: I might be drunk on pain killers but that sounds fun Sen: so you’ll help me run? Daniel: ok I’m drunk on pain killers because that sentence sounds hilarious

[@jordanr2244]

He met another future senator there as well. Philip hart. The hospital they all met at was renamed to Hart-Dole-Inouye federal center.

[@nicholausbuthmann1421]

Despite being in different parties ! True Gentlemen !

[@ShaDHP23]

Inouye was a Democrat, Dole was a Republican, but they were both soldiers who served their country. Is there any more reason as to why the political division of America needs to end?

[@christianjuarez7618]

Inouye he lead more than just that charge, lead the fight against racism. Hands down an example to all.

[@Hoppensagen]

I mean, it isn't suprising at all that people would discriminate against people from the country they're fighting, it is a survival instict and you will see it throughout history. We sure hated germans during that time too.

[@huhulili9021]

The payment for freedom? An arm

[@viktorisaksson7573]

@@Hoppensagen the problem is that the discrimination didn't stop and it hasn't to this day. One can blame this on the war on China, but I think we can distinguish between Asian Americans and China as a nation in our modern times

[@songyani3992]

@@Hoppensagen Out of 1.2 million born in Germany, 5 million whose both parents were born in Germany, and 6 million whose one parent was born in germany, "only" 11,507 was detained in concentration camps in America during WWII. In contrast, nearly ALL of japanese americans lived on the west coast at the time were thrown into camps, around 110,000 to 120,000 of them.

[@songyani3992]

@@Hoppensagen en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karl_Bendetsen#Opposition_to_Japanese_American_redress

[@johnvidell3207]

The unit was in service in Europe for less than 14 months: Roughly 18,000 served. 21 Congressional Medals of Honor 29 Distinguished Service Crosses 560 Siler Stars 28 Silver Stars with Oak Leaf Cluster 22 Legion of Merit Medals 15 Soldier's Medals 4,000+ Bronze Stars 1,200+ Bronze Stars with Oak Leaf Cluster 4,000-10,000 Purple Hearts 36 Army Commendation Medals 87 Division Commendations 7 Presidential Unit Citations 2 Meritorious Service Unit Commendation

[@dLimboStick]

I had the honor of giving a presentation to Sen Inouye and answering his questions on a Telemedicine system that he was supporting at Tripler Army Hospital and I got to shake his hand.

[@JnKMusic]

I had the honor of meeting him because one of my teachers was family friends with the Inouye. I also had the shame of accidentally trying to shake the hand that didn't make it out of the war...

[@ystconnection]

A korean american actor playing a japanese american... the best revenge korea ever had

[@nhatho1723]

ystconnection we’re all Americans first here.

[@kik310]

haha yes best revenge

[@Jon-br8co]

We're all Americans here...

[@DR-ny9om]

He playing an American as an American

[@joesuh7492]

Korean Americans will say he is American. Koreans, on the other hand, will mock and jeer at SY for taking Japanese role and shout No Japan.

[@sajanilbh26]

The "BOOMs" were so tiny.

[@zzdesolatezz]

😯 oh my damn... you cute

[@magnificentfailure2390]

@@zzdesolatezz Perv much?

[@cjwong]

Here's to Daniel Inouye, the Asian Captain America!

[@GeloDianela]

Lost his arm fighting Nazis, received the medal of honor. Such a badass

[@leons.kennedy6710]

Actually by that point it was just Germans.

[@leons.kennedy6710]

Lol np

[@syedhassany9683]

Actually he wasn't given a medal of honor he was given a distinguished service cross, which is one-step below that. This most likely because of his Japanese heritage. In the 1990s, Bill Clinton upgraded this to the medal of honor, something truly befitting what Inouye deserved.

[@UntiedHawaii]

Dude was such an inspiration in Hawaii. Cheers man 🍻

[@movieracket1726]

This man advanced on machine gun nests by himself, got shot, then had his arm blown off, and kept charging..... what a hero...

[@Jon-br8co]

Bad-ass all the way through.

[@songyani3992]

Actually, I found his own account, where he said that he was shot in the gut first, before he took out those machine gun nests. This doesn't make him any less heroic though, even more heroic I dare to say.

[@tim5527]

I have this book www.amazon.com/Medal-Honor-Portraits-Valor-Beyond/dp/1579652409 Check it out. I'm an Army veteran and some of these medal of honor stories are just nuts and I think they didn't die because the enemy was just shocked at what they were seeing (its the medal of honor stories of men who were still alive at the time of printing of the book).

[@teamthoth]

Senator Inouye helped my dad get his citizenship when my dad started off in the military. It helped with a promotion he wanted. Inouye also helped save my uncle's life.... Helped with getting transport from a territory to Honolulu after he had a heart attack. Aloha and Talofa Senator Inouye!

[@harrisonlee9585]

"And he's Daniel Inouye." I mean, that really sums it up perfectly.

[@Deinhaato]

"You don't have to finish that." "I mean, I might as well..." Now THAT's a historian for you.

[@charlesamong387]

Senator Inouye was a true American Badass and then some!

[@yomangfoo1]

FUN FACT: During his treatment at the AID station the nurses decided to put Daniels bed next to also severly wounded and future politician Bob Dole. They would become fast friends and would inspire each other to run for politics. Great Patriot. RIP SIR!

[@Jon-br8co]

That's badass all the way through.

[@liminaljay3311]

I need this made into a movie, like, yesterday. You’ve already got your lead.

[@Cardboardbocs]

The legendary 442nd, proving once again that Asians always hold the highest score.

[@HomersIlliad]

That should just be the description of this video.

[@inanimatesum4945]

Wtf, I get Steven Yeun is cool but that's my boi James Hong! He's still rocking acting even at 90 lmao

[@Jon-br8co]

hahaha James is still in the Game!

[@donjo19]

This is more historically accurate than the majority of the "history" channel.

[@ed04ruthy]

See guys he's ok, Glenn ditched Rick's group and time traveled to join the army. What a hero he is

[@buddyfett1341]

That would have been better than the last few seasons of Walking Dead

[@Jon-br8co]

@@buddyfett1341 um.... yeah.

[@kapten-awesome]

you should have metioned that he recived a medal of honor for his action and that the 442nd was named "the purple heart battalion"

[@Chizuko808]

I mean, they're drunk. I couldn't remember half of that drunk and I've lived in Hawaii my whole life.

[@geoffrian]

Epic. I was stationed in Hawaii in 2011-2014. I had the honor of meeting Senator Inouye on Fort Shafter, HI while assigned to USARPAC G6 as an A/V tech. I set up the audio system for his visit and dedication for the ground breaking ceremony of the new USARPAC command center. Very slight, small old man. Great things come in small packages.

[@lizziewalker9374]

Daniel "It's only a flesh wound" Inouye. True bravery right there.

[@jluhmfao3345]

4:15 him turning around and having all those medals sent me 😭

[@jahigains9201]

"I'm ready to rock'n'roll on this shit" I don't think anybody understood how ready he was.

[@dericksuapaia]

“We lost our fu****** arms” Aloha Inouye 🤙🏽

[@loved012one]

I love that Steven Yeun is playing this role because Korean-Americans were also in the 442nd. (At that time, Korea was considered a Japanese colony.)

[@Matt28NJ]

I got to meet Senator Inouye in '96. Awesome experience. Dude had real presence and command of a room.

[@theweirick]

When he calls him “Billy” is amazing.

[@scorbunnyhearts]

STEVEN YEUN??? 😍😍😍😍😍

[@95Everan]

“This guy with the “f*ckin arm yuh love him!?” Best part fer me, crazy funny. Probably my favorite drink history episode

[@tootspogsforever5590]

Me too😂

[@jurtra9090]

Steven Yeun plays a role as Glenn in "The Walking Dead" tv series. He falls in love and marrying Maggie Daniel Inouye is one of the most badass veteran in WW2 and his wife's name is Maggie COINCIDENCE? I THINK NOT

[@Adidaas]

Legitimately, Daniel Inouye sounds like he was an amazing person!

[@Jon-br8co]

Truly a bad-ass American!

[@apex2886]

I love drunk history they are the best😂

[@PinkertonMTG]

I can't for the life of me figure out what he is drinking, it looks like Don Julio Tequila but the bottle says Don Keller.

[@djargus]

Glad to see Minnesota born James Hong playing Daniel's father!

[@zodsinclair8500]

Thats Some Zabuza Level Real Life Badassery! Respect!

[@ReadToasts]

Asian guys unit: "The Internet Regiment Team". It checks out. I'll allow it.

[@Jon-br8co]

Yeah, gets a pass from me as well.

[@SiyabongaAfrica]

I'm loving all these full releases of Drunk History inserts. They had only half of this uploaded for the longest time and I wanted to see the rest of it.

[@shawnarthur5921]

"To a true patriot." Amen to that!

[@alexanderm.2845]

This narrator is amazing! keep at it!

[@treehouse318]

this is one of my favorite episodes, thank you!🥰

[@natanaelrodriguez9580]

If you haven't seen the "Go For Broke" film from 1951 then I highly recommend. It aged so well and is so fun to watch.

[@jamesduda6017]

As a lifelong conservative I can honestly say that I get goosebumps when I hear this great man's story. He was everything it means to be a great American!

[@Sugarskulls_forever]

Steven Yeun is so beautiful I can't

[@vernonhardapple6983]

This was beautiful Mr Hendry, I have adored your work since the year 2000 when my boss told me i ought to check your stuff out during my long ass commutes from my job in Pomona to my college in San Bernardino...

[@DoctorX17]

I love how you guys bring these great and important stories to the masses in a fun and appealing way. Also, this guy was the least drunk sounding drunk to do this, lol

[@1992pv]

They should do a movie about him. History action.

[@Jebu911]

I would watch that.

[@matthewdominguez4350]

Starring Steve Yeun

[@MKBlackcollar]

Mr Miyagi was a soldier in the 442nd and was awarded the Medal of Honor, Silver Star, Bronze Star, Army Commendation medal and Purple Heart. Someone should tell his (admittedly fictional) story.

[@stumpycatvm7115]

Great job Phil- we are proud of you- congrats on a great job- Looking forward for a Chozin Reservoir episode

[@Guisplace]

I need to see more of this show. It's so good.

[@moonbeams235]

I'm a simple woman, I see Steven Yeun and I click.

[@LevCallahan]

I'm drunk, watching drunk history, and it makes sense to me.

[@JorgePicco]

OMG. This was great. So much fun to watch and educational too.

[@renatacantore-gross8842]

Thank you for sharing the story of this real-life Superhero. Your mini-movies are Amazing. This important story demands the big screen treatment.

[@DoogieH92]

If you all don't know the genius of Phil hendrie do yourself a favor and loom him up. He is an absolute once in a lifetime talent on radio.

[@michaellim4165]

God speed Daniel. Thank you for your service. Country before racism, people and haters. You are a true patriot.

[@Jon-br8co]

Man was so Bad-Ass...

[@kevinsabe360]

more of these please!

[@camerong3818]

Good! He deserves some recognition!

[@jiggityjack8113]

Steven’s acting is actually hilarious

[@lindelladurrette6]

Wow😳 an amazing story of a hero that I never heard of!!! So proud of this American!!

[@sokuna2404]

The story of the entire 442nd is pretty wild. There was the story of an visiting officer who called for assembly and when he saw a mostly empty room asked where the men were. He was speechless when he was told "This is all that's left." They were meatgrindered repeatedly, I had a granduncle who died in Italy with the 442nd on his 21st birthday.

[@ChrisParayno]

"Go for broke" was there motto. They are true legends.

[@Jon-br8co]

Bad-Ass Patriots!

[@Dianasviews]

I loved this! 👍🏽 well done🤣😊

[@eugenemccool3579]

I’ve been waiting, for yeeeeeaaaars, for this segment to be uploaded!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@eugenemccool3579]

Best Drunk History Eveeeeeeeeerrrrr!!!!

[@MrCerebellum2]

He sounds like Bryan Cranston with a cold.

[@aristotleasparaguspodcast1129]

That's a literal compliment

[@pikachuneoncat6480]

I love how he didn't even give a shit that he lost his arm!🤣😂

[@ala4sox02]

Hero is an understatement

[@JasonKoolz]

Daniel: "Oh hey look, my arms off. Weird."

[@royyang5553]

fascinating, thats why the Airport on Oahu is called Daniel K. Inouye International Airport.

[@orleansartist6095]

That asian actor is smoking hot. Oml

[@chex4923]

It's Steven yeun haha he's great

[@chex4923]

@@BruceLortzHI lmaooo you right

[@hitachicordoba]

You might enjoy the Korean spa episode on Conan lol

[@charlleedodson]

You would love The Walking Dead

[@yujiro5677]

It's glenn

[@ticopunkerz]

Funniest episode ive seen in a while! The bit about the arm had me rolling.

[@SuperLusername]

2019 is as good as done and now at the end of it I hear a story that might well be the best one I heard this year. Saving the best for last.

[@gamertransitandtrains.7317]

Guys see he's alive he crawled behind the tree. Negan just lucilled his arm off that's why it was off. It says at 3:25.

[@mlaw1123]

So glad to see Steven Yeun, hes a great actor and he's YANGGANG

[@cookierockstar8]

His "boom!" was SO FREAKING ADORABLE!! they were soo tinyy 2:46 3:19 XD XD

[@dp7933]

What a smooth and mellow voice-- like a glass of exceptional whiskey.

[@roninomalley1766]

i love how he just shrugs off the fact that he lost an arm like he's the black knight from monty python and the holy grail.

[@boohooter23]

0:40 "We had a BONDING moment! I cradled you in my arms!!"

[@Blyskawica1]

I'm glad they completed this

[@eLMoney20]

This is awesome and funny at the same time!

[@angelcastillo1923]

He will always be known as “Glenn” to me

[@DeadRebornKid]

This is the type of energy that would get me to pay attention in class

[@VictoryGR]

That was simply 👌

[@dstockbridge1]

"This guy with the arm" 😂

[@mackenzieeason5858]

I saw my baby Steven and had to watch!

[@moistydoooood]

the finest man ive seen in a while