Getting John Candy's Autograph

A news clip showing me meeting John Candy in Summer, 1991.

[@RickAintStoned]

The best damn shower curtain ring salesmen wichita ever had.

[@timmyp34]

The key was, they were filled with helium

[@brandonburrough2728]

@@timmyp34 Which made them very light indeed!

[@F5BOTD]

Jewelry division

[@deejayimm]

That movie makes me tear up every single time I watch it. He was such a talented guy.

[@enterthebruce91]

@@brandonburrough2728 "You can't rent a car with shower curtain rings, Del..."

[@jamiemullan]

I met John Candy in 1989 when he was filming a movie and he took 10 minutes out of his day to talk to me and my two friends (we were 14). Such a class act and I was a big fan.

[@sarinabelcore16]

+Jamie Mullan u did?

[@albertaproud7855]

Jamie Mullan you're a very lucky person. Pretty jealous lol

[@jasontachin]

rw:you lucky sonamagun ! was he very kind? truth be told i ever only knew him from COOL RUNNINGS and the cartoon TV series Camp Candy.

[@allys744]

That’s amazing! I’m glad he was exactly what everyone thought he was

[@marymarra3908]

God bless him!! :) He was a wonderful human being. Miss him so much :(

[@misterdude6762]

Is it possible, as a human, to say anything bad about this man? No. What a great guy.

[@grant575mixmaster]

I dont think so

[@dabearcub]

We did not get enough John Candy.

[@kcmiles9832]

@@dabearcub no we did not! Miss him.

[@chemicalspore]

If Keanu and John had only done a movie together.

[@marclelieveld718]

Agreed love this man and it’s still a big loss.

[@chrisjames1924]

God I miss John Candy.

[@Gunners_Mate_Guns]

You and tens of millions of us, bro.

[@imkindofabigdeal2506]

Chris James me 2 I loved that guy and Chris farley two big giant legends

[@rossdiamondthief6627]

Chris James me too! I actually get tearful watching this because his warmth and generosity just radiates off him. The only thing that was bigger than him was his heart. I wish there where 100 people like him.

[@kcmiles9832]

@@rossdiamondthief6627 yes I agree!

[@iancraig5471]

I just said the same thing. I was watching summer rental tonight.

[@jdschrunk4900]

I’ve never heard one person have a bad thing to say about John Candy. Steve Martin has said he was the sweetest man and it was an honor to work with him

[@tallrobshortpants7190]

“THOSE AREN’T PILLOWS!!!!”

[@Aerojet01]

The world needs more people like him. It's sad he left so sudden. RIP.

[@user-kq8ti3ut3j]

I it's known that Steve Martin is an ah

[@richarde2001]

Deserves a Star on the Walk of Fame!!..a sad world without John Candy...😢😢😢😢 and now Joe Flaherty...RIP...😢

[@gussstavo]

Of course he is sweet his name is john candy

[@paulkersey1007]

Just seeing him so nice to treat people with dignity makes me miss him even more. The man is a model for what a celebrity should be like for fans.

[@Grgaforniateezy]

Who would’ve thought Paul Kersey had a soft spot, go figure😂

[@paulkersey1007]

@@Grgaforniateezy Hey, well, you know better than that. The bad guy I take care of so the good guys get the spotlight

[@abadplanner1]

No doubt, Candy is keeping the angels in constant laughter.

[@mattlast4093]

their tears of laughter is why its been raining so much.

[@theusher2893]

​@@mattlast4093That's so sweet

[@Justify-My-Hate]

No. Like everyone who has died, he remains in his grave, unconscious waiting for a resurrection (John 5:28 - 29). He will eventually live eternally (if deemed good enough), without sin, in the new heavens and new earth, which is the entire theme of the Bible - to bring life back to the Garden of Eden conditions but on a worldwide scale. - (Isaiah 65:17, 2nd Peter 3:13, Revelation 21:1 - 5). "No one has ever gone to Heaven." - Jesus (John 3:13)

[@MultiEviscerator]

That might be the reason he was taken too soon, as he was needed in all 4 locations, but was destined to be going to the penthouse.

[@waywolfjones8127]

@@mattlast4093 🤮 ouffff!

[@shyjames83]

One of Hollywoods genuine nice guys....R.I.P.

[@pedropedra.7777]

🙏🏻🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@garethjones8047]

I remember the day he died. I was around 13, doing my morning newspaper round in north wales before school, had my Walkman on as I was cycling, and it came on the news that he had died. It's the first time I ever remember feeling such grief. Such a gentleman.

[@rusav81]

I was having sunday lunch with my parents on that day in march 1994

[@TheRowlandstone73]

Fellow North Walian John Candy fan here! (Wrexham) 👍

[@TheRowlandstone73]

@@garethjones8047 Ruabon!

[@jamesrich8463]

He ate himself into the grave unfortunately. He was a great comedian.

[@tiatrips]

I had just seen Cool Runnings with my dad. I was 10 at the time. Two months later (we saw it late in its release), my dad was waking me up for school and told me that John Candy had died. Hit twice as much because I was also a fan of Camp Candy when that was playing in the mornings before school.

[@christianzafiroglu6705]

A true mensch. I heard a story about him at the Oscars. He was walked to his seat by an usher and he chatted up the guy as they went. At the end of the walk, Candy said, “Thank you.” I know that’s simple. Built according to that usher, no one else he walked over said a word to him or thanked him. John was a treasure and he never got the recognition for his talent he richly deserved.

[@dan_hitchman007]

Robin Williams was the same way. During down time on movie sets he could be seen chatting and joking with the crew, even standing in line at the extras' lunch truck rather than slink back to his trailer like the other actors.

[@ppuh6tfrz646]

He chatted up the usher?

[@robertmayer2748]

Everytime I see a clip of him or one of his movies I say to myself God I miss that guy

[@andyt9181]

Holy shit!! he said "Thank you" to a guy that helped him!!!

[@BillyCrystal-hc5jp]

@@ppuh6tfrz646no I think the diddy guy did though

[@KennethBActually]

Learning that John Candy was nice is the least surprising thing I have ever learned. So sadly missed. God rest his soul.

[@Hatleyrocket]

Yeah like you just knew he was a kind and friendly person, without ever having to meet him.

[@EstradaDuran-sg6co]

@@Hatleyrocket he was actually extremely racist. but why let the facts get in the way of a good story

[@empee5796]

​@@EstradaDuran-sg6co got any citations or proof of that?

[@EstradaDuran-sg6co]

@@empee5796 yes back in the early 80's i saw him drunkenly abusing an older black gentleman that was terrified of him.

[@empee5796]

@@EstradaDuran-sg6co I doubt that.

[@blank557]

The man exudes kindess, love, and great humor. We miss you, Candy.

[@EstradaDuran-sg6co]

he was actually extremely racist. but why let the facts get in the way of a good story

[@welchchcp]

This guy was the best. Treated his fans like his family. A nice, sweet guy, and funny as can be. He is deeply missed.

[@EstradaDuran-sg6co]

he was actually extremely racist. but why let the facts get in the way of a good story

[@carlryderiselvis]

@@EstradaDuran-sg6cowhere’s your evidence?

[@Eyesorecrymore]

Just trolling comments all over. Why be in Brewsters Millions if that was true? ​@@EstradaDuran-sg6co

[@billysikes1374]

I tear up every time I see him, hard to believe he's been gone 30 years now

[@davidtvedt7597]

John Candy was a kind, funny, humble, great guy! The only thing that can be added, is he, is missed!

[@cmcrae87]

John Candy was one of the nicest, most humble celebrities Hollywood has ever seen. Stories about his generosity and kindness towards fans are legendary. A true class act, which is very hard to come by in Hollyweird. He was the kind of guy you could have a beer with at a local bar and HE would be chatting YOU up. Really miss this guy, rest in peace John.

[@frankcorral4981]

Seeing this and reading all the kind comments has me tearing up like that day I learned he passed. We all need a Uncle Buck in our lives.

[@EstradaDuran-sg6co]

he was actually extremely racist. but why let the facts get in the way of a good story

[@EstradaDuran-sg6co]

@@frankcorral4981 toggaf

[@carlryderiselvis]

@@EstradaDuran-sg6coUnless you have evidence, then that’s seen as a deformation of character…

[@EstradaDuran-sg6co]

@@carlryderiselvis candy hated black people. he got beat in a red lobster because he kept saying the n word.

[@GIROBOTII]

Thank you, God, for blessing this world of ours, with this magnificent soul we called John Candy.

[@hoghogwild]

I shook his hand at Exhibition Stadium, Toronto Ontario Canada as a child. My family was at an Argos home game. Attendance was light and as a kid I was walking around. He was a step down at field level, back towards me. I spoke loudly "Mr. Candy, Mr. Candy, he turned and stepped towards the wall. I reached over and offered my hand as I introduced myself. We shook and I'll never forget how big of a hand he had. My child hand disappeared into his fist o' sausage fingers. he was partial owner of the Toronto Argos at the time. He said "Hey kid nice to meet you. Enjoy the game it's going to be a good one." And that's my John Candy story..

[@LordLorenzo834]

The kid was respectful, cheeky compliment of appreciation for john autograph. People had tact back then

[@Artimes.]

right? most people today would look at this and be like that guy is to nice all cosy in his shell and acts like a sweet little child. Like its abnormal to have respect and diplomacy in the eyes of the public. The world today is so screwed up. This is why we have 10 year olds having sex already. Back in these days, kids were kids and parents actually did there job.

[@stylishboy004]

​@@Artimes.So true.

[@xxcharmed1xx]

My god, I miss him so much! Look at how nice he was when being approached for an autograph. He had so much potential as an actor and a comedian! Such a legend.

[@caorosco83]

I love how he was just so casual about it.

[@GAZArts]

Awe he was a gentleman as well as a legend.

[@christophercoleman1895]

GAZArts I love all his movies

[@DelMastro1984]

He had about 3 years left of his life at this point. Strange that you never know when your time is up. What an amazing man he was.

[@dennisneo1608]

Very true, which is why 1 Corinthians 15:1-4 KJB is so important.

[@christophercory8742]

They don't make them like this anymore JC was a true legend . RIP

[@timcolledge3732]

He certainly was!!

[@rexman971]

Hello Mr. Griffith

[@jnbr7520]

What do you mean was?......He still is !!!

[@brianwilliams.1090]

One word describes this true legend, CLASS.

[@Bounty_Hunter84]

Lovely man. Died way too young but Uncle Buck Planes & Trains Great Outdoors take pride of place in my Dvd Collection.

[@poise31786]

Bo Danville i loved him in summer rental as well..great movie.

[@Kimmypage44]

43... WAY too young.... rest his dear soul...

[@christophertarango398]

Yep don’t forget Summer Rental!

[@patricodesouza7453]

AND THERE IS "ONLY THE LONELY" AND "WHO'S HARRY CRUMB"!!! HE WAS BRILLIANT👍👍👍,,, AMEN🙏🙏🙏!!!

[@nohandle27]

​@@patricodesouza7453Who's Harry Crumb is so freaking funny, I love that movie!

[@Reinpret]

I miss this man so much. I feel like he's a member of the family. Growing up watching all his movies over and over. There just will not be another one like him.

[@godisgoodatht]

He seems like a delightful person to meet.

[@gcrebel2008]

Most actors these days would tell you to piss off, cover their face, and have their bodyguards escort you away. We lost John way too early. I was only 3 years old when he died but I love just about every movie he starred in.

[@fozzieatdetourbillnye5514]

I was 5. I didn't even know we(John and I were alive at the same time). I always thought he died before I was born because every time I saw him in something mom always said he died. I met Wayne Newton 2 years ago after he performed a concert for Arizona centennial 2 years ago. I wanted so much to meet him after I went to the back where his car was. His security guards said don't bother him, but Wayne was very nice; he said he would love to sign autographs and pose for pictures. Amy Van Dykan the Olympics swimmer was in Glendale last week for the tree lighting and I was fortunate to meet her in time she said she was really delighted to meet me. A lot of celebrities actually are as decent as John. I met several. There are a lot of stars like you said who will say get lost, but a lot of good ones still exist.

[@ClearRetirementAdvice]

I got his autograph when he was walking really fast after accepting an award at Harvard. He wasn't signing anything; he was just moving really fast through the hall to get to the door and then his waiting limo. I ran ahead of him and his people and said "please sign this -- it's my take home quiz for Economics" (which it was). He stopped and said "Hold on...I've got to sign this one!" Then he signed it "Give him an A! --John Candy." The assistant professor gave me an A the next day (he was a fan too!).

[@silveredgrunion7196]

That is awesome.

[@theloneviking9145]

What a great story!! I hope you still have that hanging on your wall or put away somewhere safe

[@dannypriestley1978]

Awesome stuff!!!!!!

[@EstradaDuran-sg6co]

and then everyone clapped

[@sdot5389]

Conan O’Brien was hanging out with him that day, look up his story with John Candy at Harvard.

[@tacomadc]

I met John in the early 90's - what a nice guy, it was no act.

[@larryjohnny]

How cool to find out that John Candy was not only a great talent but also a nice and maybe humble person at heart. Thanks for sharing! The fan was pretty polite too!

[@karlosroyles6301]

Can't see god getting anything done with John candy and Robin Williams up there be a laugh a minute with those two RIP both legends.

[@someonesaveme5628]

They're in hell because...ya know...illuminati.jk

[@jcvdmantas]

God doesn't exist idiots

[@sylviovargas8626]

Sōsuke Aizen Have some respect why are atheists so rude and just full of hate. I know because the devil is in alot of them

[@LeoWhalen1933]

@@sylviovargas8626 There is no devil either.

[@guspolinskipolkakingofthem615]

Add Farley, belushi, hedberg, Pryor, kinison, and Carlin to the list then i bet heaven is a riot

[@cubfan69kmz85]

I loved John Candy. I like many people who have commented do not think I ever heard a bad word said about the man. His movies were always heart warming and usually brought a smile to my face. I know it has been a long time since his untimely passing, but when I see a video like this I always go back in time when he was a big time actor. A simple man during a simpler time.

[@kylewolfkind]

Uncle Buck was the first movie I ever saw him in. Still to this day my family refers to him as "Uncle Buck" because when we all watched it for the first time that day, so many years ago, it felt like he rally was a apart of our family, I hope everyone has the same feeling whenever they watch his films. We do, every time with every film he made. We miss you Uncle Buck. R.I.P.

[@elvicare35]

I was nicknamed Uncle Buck when I used to babysit my nephew and niece, and there are a lot of things I can relate to!!!!!

[@MrMustard2U]

I ran into John Candy in the parking lot of Guitar Center, Hollywood... He was so Down to Earth & the Nicest Celeb, I ever met in my Life...

[@Steinerecliner]

I wish more actors would be like him. No issues with signing an autograph. Just generally a nice guy. He still sadly missed. I loved his work growing up and still watch it now. He was talented and missed. He can be funny and serious and still play the role to a T.

[@morbidmanmusic]

It's different when you are really famous. The hat crap gets tired, as fans are gennerally rude and clueless to the surroundings.

[@williamhowerton744]

@@morbidmanmusic and he was not really famous??

[@Doca]

Beautiful human being, I have yet to hear a bad word about him.

[@rzz9594]

The only bad word is he is not here anymore., yeah Chris Farley and Belushi . Ok ,. But the Candy was exceptional …, Bar None ..

[@outkast187]

He did flick a cigarette in the backseat of a car and burned the car down

[@petepoulos]

That's a hell of a keepsake on video along with the autograph. I was always saddened by his death. He seemed like such a great person.

[@alexanderpytko5394]

John Candy always enjoyed giving people his autograph. I read that when they were filming Uncle Buck, a lot of fans showed up wanting to get his autograph and he gladly gave it to all of them. I heard that he didn't mind being bothered for autographs and that he actually enjoyed it because he liked the attention. He did enjoy making his fans happy. He was an actor that did like to socialize with his fans. He was a people person, a great quality for a celebrity. Last year when I was at an antique shop, I saw a framed autographed photo of John Candy that was being sold for $150.

[@garyowen9044]

He always seemed like a decent sort of fellow. Glad to read here he really was.

[@MichaelMorbius4ever]

I wish I could've met him, I'd love to have given such a sweet man a hug.

[@terencem8795]

I know I'm not the only one who knows that he still makes us laugh to this day. And a kind soul as well.

[@JoyGrenade]

What a wonderful guy. I miss him so much.

[@rossdiamondthief6627]

I just love John Candy as an actor/as a person. He always seemed like the kind of guy you could grab a beer with and just chat for hours on end

[@BLUExEYEDxSLICKT]

John Candy and Chris Farley were both one of a kind and never can be replaced. I miss these two awesome guys a lot. I feel a part of my heart is gone when I think of em and what awesome movies they would have out by now but the legacy they left behind will never be forgotten. Im lucky to have lived in there time to see their movies. The movies of the 80's and early 90's were the BEST!

[@secularargument]

Sorry but Farley doesn’t belong on the same tier as Candy. Farley was a walking gag. Candy is a legend.

[@stevepaul6955]

We all miss you big guy. RIP

[@richlee509]

Left behind some great memories and laughs. Uncle Buck TPAA two absolute classics

[@Jman4Life45]

I respect that. He was nice enough to give you a Autograph. I miss you, John.

[@warlock451]

John Candy was what every successful person should be... a decent human being. It is such a shame that he is no longer with us...

[@Raemon23]

Truly talented and lovely man!

[@lscales6131]

Only actor I cried when I heard he died.

[@elef003]

every movie john 'acted' in was not acting, i wouldn't consider it acting, it was like he threw his soul into his roles and he seemed so human in all of them that i would believe his characters actually existed in real life. that's how much of an amazing talent he was. love and miss you JC, watching planes trains and automobiles for the 5th time this weekend

[@redheadgirlygirl7]

Such a smooth voice! Could listen to him all day! RIP! 💙

[@zerogrey3798]

My favorite movie of his has to be Uncle Buck. Miss the dude.

[@elderberry-hamster]

By not having incredible people in the world today like John Candy and Robin Williams is heartbreaking. By having their contributions to comedy and the entertainment field as part of their legacy.....priceless!

[@alanzyoutube]

simply a class act. R.I.P John

[@jakesworld2180]

This man is dearly missed. He provided many laughs in my childhood, and even as an adult, as I still watch his movies. I’ve never to this day, have heard one bad thing about John candy. Thank you GOD, for sharing such a beautiful soul with the world

[@kimwestwood8840]

I was devastated when Candy died. The world is not the same without him,. One of my favorites. I watch his movies over and over ..

[@Reinpret]

The real article comment almost got me crying over here! Phenomenal talent and man. I grew up through the 80's and 90's watching him. All my family members agree, he almost feels like an uncle in our family. movies of his were on re-run daily in our house. end of the day, I love the guy!

[@hihopes2004]

Man, i freaking miss John Candy. No joke. He was one hell of an actor. So down to earth. Someone who made you feel at home. His acting was so believable. Word for word. Thank you John for all you left behind. See you in heaven. :-)

[@sylviovargas8626]

Tiffany Nicole Amen you will be such a beautiful angel . God bless Candy

[@xxcharmed1xx]

Such a nice man. I miss him so much! The world stopped laughing when he died.

[@theredbaron057]

Of all the possible celebrities I would have really loved to meet, John Candy would be at the top of the list.

[@RedUncle]

one of my all-time favorite actors -- and judging from clips like this, a genuinely kind-hearted guy off-screen too... I really miss him

[@benicio1967]

This man was truly the great one!! I loved this guy so much, as the whole world did. What a beautiful human being. You couldn’t NOT LOVE John!

[@grahamjones7070]

What a great actor and seemed like a real gentleman. The world lost a comedy genius the day he left us. Would have loved to have met him.

[@rjgreenll]

Legendary actor and just a hell of a good guy from what I know! He is truly missed..

[@RichardJMoirFilm]

How can anyone 'dislike' this? John Candy was an incredible man and all this video does is show him outside of the film world carrying on that trait.

[@jimmyratz]

What a most humble human being. I'll always miss you Mr. Candy. :(

[@polkhigh3333]

Mr. Candy was a gem. As respected and loved as he was, he will always be undervalued.

[@babyboy1971]

I knew him. He was friends with my late father. One of the nicest people I ever met and I grew up in Hollywood. A true gentleman.

[@crueljones]

Aww, he was such a sweet man!

[@AbbeyRoad52]

This man is how every actor, entertainer or sports figure should aspire to be like. John is so missed, there will never be another like him. He seemed like such an awesome, nice, genuine person.

[@rampageclover9788]

Agreed...a lot of them forget whose responsible for their livelihood nevermind widespread success. It's not their agents, it's not directors, it's not fellow actors it's the people who take time out of their day to see their work regardless of how good or bad it turns out to be...whether it's a bad movie, bad concert, bad game...doesn't matter. If they hate the attention so much, they should get the fuck out of Hollywood, they've plenty of money to start a new life elsewhere. Candy was always grateful for his success and never forgot who largely made it happen for him...

[@cesars7860]

John is one of the greats. I have so many fond childhood memories of his movies.

[@alexcarratu5554]

A true talent with a big heart to go with it. All those who knew Mr Candy have spoken highly of him. May his films live on forever.

[@JimmySteller]

I heard the exact opposite. That he was one of the most genuinely nice people in Hollywood.

[@tonyhancock3912]

What an absolute top bloke

[@AnyoneCanSee]

Wow, seeing him on the news gave me a rush of nostalgia. It took me right back to the early 90s.

[@user-jh8ek6qd1z]

Such amazing actor and a great person too. Miss him so much 🙏🕊️🙏🕊️🙏

[@thebryman]

Thanks for putting this on here. I love how at ease he was with you when signing the autograph. A true great that is sorely missed.

[@joejacobs3537]

They said he used to like to visit with the actors he was gonna work with and get to know everybody first...

[@AngryRantsAndStuff]

I miss him so much. Gone far too soon. He was one of my all- time favorites.

[@Voodoomaria]

I met him in Vancouver when he was shooting a movie ate my job site. He didn't hang with the movie people between takes, he spent time with us, chatting about everything and nothing, and just generally being a regular guy. He spent DAYS with us and went from Mr. Candy to John in the first few minutes. He loved to laugh, and obviously he loved making other people laugh. He was a big sweet teddy bear of a guy, and everything s celebrity SHOULD be.

[@mattw8809]

"THOSE AREN'T PILLOWS" !

[@Miikka1975]

"You saw the Bears game last week?" "Yeah, hell of a game. Great team, they are gonna go all the way".

[@Gunners_Mate_Guns]

Classic scene from a classic movie. That one scene alone had me laughing my ass off so long that I had to hit the pause button to recover to avoid missing the next scene.

[@mattw8809]

Bears are going all the way this year !

[@mattw8809]

"What are you some kinda mother Theresa ? Ya never touch the stuff ?

[@mikesalois3028]

When the patrolman asks Candy "do you feel this automobile is road worthy? "

[@1960taylor]

What a class act.

[@allenniumfalcon]

We need you back, John. The world misses your warmth and humour

[@RailFan61]

I met John Candy in the early 80s when I worked at the Beverly Center Mall. What a great and humble man. Super friendly. Some of my favorite movies (John Hughes of course) feature John Candy.

[@rampageclover9788]

A much different era. The days when you approached an actor on the street and it was almost as if you were doing them a favour by simply letting them know that you make their lives more worthwhile. No big deal, literally a few seconds that today would equate to hours upon hours of the contemporary star's precious time. You can still get that reciprocity with some actors but social media has really turned it into a fucking warzone and some actors can be total self-centred douchebags. I'm sure Candy would be appalled to see some of the shit that goes on today.

[@MissMyoozikal]

SWEET! YOU'RE SO BLESSED!!!!!

[@simonjosegirbau]

WOW! A true gentleman! What a lovely guy and a talented comedian / actor. I was seven when he passed away. I loved John Candy when I was a kid (and still do). I remember being in my parents car whend they announced his passing on the radio. Gone too soon. RIP

[@danielwoodgate5897]

John Candy and Robin Williams, 2 great actors, 2 great comedians and 2 really nice people. May they both rest in peace 😢 🙏

[@nicholaswilkinson6126]

Jealous and envious of that fan.

[@Fifty9Apache]

The world was never the same after John Candy left

[@gbgentry9295]

A great man, we sure could use his strength and character as an example these days. Always have been a huge fan.

[@JohnBlessingPaligap]

This guy was one of a kind and sadly missed. RIP brother... :(

[@louisbridgestone5475]

well, it's just a saying, I'm sure Canada's beautiful too, but I really love those guy's movies...

[@ninjahighlife2962]

John Candy seemed like such a kind, wonderful man.

[@RAIDERS77FYT]

John Candy seeed like a great guy and funny to be around..humble man..great comedic actor loves his movies and sense of humor...i miss him..one of my favorites..may he RIP..🙏😔

[@kevinstogner9477]

A great humorist doesn't need sex or vulgarity to make an audience laugh.

[@muzictv3933]

THOSE AREN'T PILLOWS!

[@mtnbikr107]

Hearing his voice is so comforting.