Gift（禮物）- Do Your Parents Embarrass You? // Viddsee.com

[@rileygreen5413]

Being rich is not how much you have, it's how much you can give.

[@fafproduction5421]

Correct

[@achmadilyasramadhan4507]

Riley Green you're right .

[@9f81rsd00]

To be precise, being rich depends on the perspective one takes when defining the meaning of 'rich' and 'wealth'.

[@themanshuworld168]

Being rich is not how much you have, it's how much you can give

[@alex_thecoolboy4569]

Riley Green being rich is not how much you have it’s how much you can give

[@sonu.ali2525]

Every father and mother are priceless

[@conorblind970]

Yes

[@sppypp3606]

Actually it’s not it still has a price as people who are rich who have kids are not grateful and spoiled due to being rich while poor kids are opposite as it’s a price to pay

[@Food_Junkie]

@@sppypp3606 even then it's not the money that spoiled them it was the lack of discipline from the parents. You could be poor like they were in this video, and still be spoiled. If you let a child do as they please and don't teach them to respect every person and don't punish them for bad actions, then they are spoiled bc they will have the mind set that the world revolves around them and they can do what they want with no repercussion. The 'spoiled' you are talking about is the 'get whatever you want' spoiled, but there is more then one type of spoiled. Anyone can be and is spoiled in one way or another.

[@hsgurl7264]

Not all !

[@supereminentgod9956]

Yes

[@timmie3244]

They may not be rich in money, but they are rich in kindness.

[@samuelgringe5057]

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[@Not_reGex]

Yes

[@misspakjiralekkean6506]

Ok

[@aftarahjahan8448]

no one need to be rich it doesn't wanted

[@boyaka2010]

But kindness is makes much much more happy to us and who the person getting our kindness than money ! So in my vision always a person with like this kindness is more richer than the person with money !

[@skye6406]

This shows us how important and special parents really are. My mom, as a single mom, has taught me, sang to me, held me, got me into a nice school, got me mental help, supported me, cared for me, tolerated me when I caused trouble, helped me, been there for me, for so many years. I owe her so much.

[@JuanSoto-ws5ch]

Jesus Christ loves you repent from all sins

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[@franciscoleon553]

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[@NusratJahan-nk3ph]

Eyss

[@Liemxiuqing]

Being rich is not about how much you have,its about how much you give❤

[@liusmanroe2411]

Being rich is not about how much you have. Its about how much you give

[@deabutrinti1599]

Why u copied the comment up there that has many likes?

[@lumealuiaurel3108]

How much u give is being rich in the soul How much u have is being rich in money

[@latoyahlepale3603]

why did you copy the other one

[@raul2233]

Liem xiu qing lol the original comment was on top of yours

[@roobaljeetkaur6104]

Very heart touching I almost cried😭😭😭😭😭😭 "Being rich is not how much you have but how much you give"

[@maryme841]

Almost? How do you hold it in? I cried rivers. Ow man, I’ll have a puffy face when I wake up

[@roobaljeetkaur6104]

@@maryme841 I don't know somehow I managed to hold it........ According to what I think it's only "almost" because my sister and mother was sitting next to me so thinking that was why I hold it on

[@temsunenlajamir9672]

BalKar Singh ur made me inspirsed

[@roobaljeetkaur6104]

@@temsunenlajamir9672 I don't know how I inspired you but even though I am happy that I did something good

[@priscillavesa7536]

Perkosa

[@anonymous-dl9xe]

being rich is not about how much you have..but how much you can give! life time insperation for me!

[@senpaigamer5551]

Lalit mishra I hope you will do the same.

[@taxevader5206]

the definition of rich is LITERALLY: "having a great deal of money or assets; wealthy."

[@kevinisenzo7945]

Yeah but being rich makes it easier to be happy

[@maiet2]

"Being rich is not about how much you have, but about how much you can give."~ This video has subconsciously impacted my view of life and money since I first watched it years ago. The sentence above still warms my heart tremendously today :') Kudos to the creators!👏👏👏

[@samuelgringe5057]

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[@贴美放]

After watching this video,I went to the playground and cried a lot,then when I'm done,I went back to my house and I saw my father sits on his chair at the dining room and ask me "I'm hungry,Let's eat together". I'm cried again because It's almost 10pm but his decided to waiting for me so we can eat together 😢, love my dad😢💕💕😌

[@lepaomo]

Very real life heart touching your story...made me shed the tears I have been holding since I watched the video. I don't have a father like you. So you're very lucky. God bless you two

[@jackiechong4943]

You all are the best

[@diepmai1266]

God is your Father!

[@nathaniadevina6930]

wow.. im reading your comment..tears

[@suchitnaidu4421]

🙁🙁🙁😭😭😭😭🙌😭😭😭😭😭

[@Dancerlil]

The father was very generous but a bit callous with his son. I felt very sad for the boy when he came across his father's message that said, "someday you will be a great man. This really warmed the boys heart, thinking it was for him but his father coldly says, " it's not for you". I would have given it to him & made another one. Still, a lovely story but let's not forget to encourage our own kids, even if they are able bodied and seemingly don't seem needy. They have feelings too.

[@chamijaresmesa]

couldnt agree more with you. really i dont blame the boy.

[@mohammadsobree3471]

Vlad Vladyslav Money is not everything you know. As children need also attention beside their "life fees". More than less, I don't blame the child for being ignorant person. I blame his father for not giving love equally...

[@Dancerlil]

Vlad Vladyslav I don't think I missed the point at all. There is an old saying, "Charity begins at home". This boy was motherless & to a degree also felt fatherless. You can't buy love. You said it yourself,care about the other persons feelings. He didn't seem to care enough about the most important other person in his life, his son. I am not negating that the father thought only of himself. Surely it was good that he helped others, but he was blind to the needs of his own son. We all do the best we can & sometimes miss the mark. The word sin actually came from an old archery term meaning, to miss the mark. Wishing you a blessed day.

[@parisdream7913]

@@chamijaresmesa The father was a douchebag to his own son. Karma paid him back with fatal disease which led to his death. If I were the son, I wouldn't accept the recognition from the foundation. It would feel like a punch in a stomach, splash of a cold water to my face, knowing all the money that he gave away to this foundation but left none to me.

[@Goblinoid-o]

@@parisdream7913 do you really not understand how extremely greedy that makes you sound

[@chrisnoctskie5869]

Very touching story but... the father did not prioritize his son in the first place... they could have a good relationship rather than a trophy.

[@molomosk123]

im glad you posted this i was thinking the same thing. maybe he was a good man but a foolish father- why not take his son to one of the many outings he was on? why not involve him instead of teach him vague lessons with no actions or examples behind them...

[@VegetandosBlogspot]

He take care of his son, but the father did think that his son, doesn't need him like the other children. That is a bad father, but a nice person?

[@Alpha1990Q]

You are wrong, he prioritized his son becouse he gave him everything, pay his education and etc. but as all other children he wanted play station, nintendo wii and all other shi*s.

[@KazukiHizushi]

Say, the father did not prioritize his son, but he did give him the essential needs... Food, a house, clothes and education... He may not have given him the attention he needed but that's because he had work therefore he's tired and needs time and effort to keep on giving him the things he needed... He wasn't successful maybe because he wasn't so smart and all such... Obviously something must have happened to the mother given she's not there... If you only think that this was all about the trophy, then you must be a REALLY dense person... Think about it, if say, he decided to have a great relationship with his child... Would the child have gotten the things he needed? Education? Food? A house? Clothes? No. He would've spent most of his time building a great relationship with his child and barely any time at work, it's effort and time consuming... For you to say this... You must be quite close minded... I don't mean to offend you... But molomosk123, if he was a foolish father... He wouldn't be so smart to name his donations after his son and to teach him that I quote "Being rich is not how much you earn, but how much you give". They may be "vague" lessons but for what's worth he understood it by himself, it's best if he learns it eventually rather than being spoon-fed all the answers and walks of life... With no actions or examples, really? So you think everything he did was just talk? You mean he didn't work his ass off to help his son have a better future? You mean he didn't strive to make other people feel better about themselves given that they were in a worse condition than themselves? If he took his child to his many outings,if he made him involved, do you think he would have time to study, to go to school, what about his school? What about his childhood? Is it just going to be the father's workplace? I can't believe people are this close-minded, so dense... There is more than meets the eye...

[@Sizzlik]

Give a kid "everything" and it will become a spoiled kid..give it a challenge and it will grow. Afterall its just a short movie wich connects to modern society pretty well. I learned that lesson the hard way and im thankfull for it,

[@ratul3123]

One of the most heart touching short films ... I literally cried :') You taught me a great lesson today that "Being rich is not about how much you have, but how much you give". 🖤

[@lloydcafecadena]

a very touching video. thank you for this :)

[@shayanne_chur5846]

Lloyd Cafe Cadena omgg FAN AKOOOOOO

[@sandiag4396]

Lloyd Cafe Cadena ini orang indonesia bule

[@clarissaespana5762]

Hiiiii 😍

[@nikkoyolo2555]

LLOYD!!!!

[@marielabergos8434]

we miss you kuya Lloyd,,,, hope that you are very happy there now

[@TrapNation]

The feels.

[@ultimatesentrygaming3272]

Ah damn you guys should come to Singapore its great around here

[@axryry9781]

Trap Nation Woah!! How did you get here?!

[@ultimatesentrygaming3272]

ʙᴏʙ hey i would have loved to visit brazil that place is full of beutiful scenery

[@TJ-uv6wg]

Trap Nation wow I didn't know that you were here..

[@arifinniloy574]

Love you from Bangladesh

[@ignaciopalma5972]

You never realize how deep you are in love from family until you lost it.

[@shrutijoshi6577]

Ya u r absolutely right😭😭😭

[@miltondas6584]

really u r right...

[@cheesequacker6138]

I have a sentence meaning to this video. Just one sentence. “ *Bad start,happy ending. Bad relationship, Sad Recognition.* “

[@christyno1913]

"rich is not about how much you have, but its about how much you can give"

[@prachigungapersand157]

Yes

[@mrblackskeletons5452]

Chris Tyno

[@faithfollowers7477]

Chris Tyno yes

[@SKYadav-xt3xm]

Yes l also inspired l am from India

[@subhamujtaba560]

Woah! Left me in tears, it reminded me how selfish I am. I stay at home all day, when I could go out and help others. Because everyone has problems in their lives, we just think ours is bigger than others.😶

[@sasakiumiquema9608]

I swear I'm on crying marathon today

[@eshamaaqib8501]

Yup

[@darklonelyalbinoprinceru9824]

Sasaki Umiquema same

[@fadilahmadhiawarman6204]

me too

[@camilledelarosa7284]

Sasaki Umiquema me too

[@tbytmlan123]

Same.

[@nahilfernando9009]

Your parents are the most treasured people in your life. Enjoy your time with them cause they won't last long.

[@Sophia-pl2fy]

This is how many people cried 👇🏼

[@brandonslife4540]

I did

[@brandonslife4540]

@Unicorn Gamer im 10 and i cryed we all have feelings

[@zaveermerazrahman2k27]

Sophialovesoreoz 22 😭😭😭😭😭

[@clips936]

I can’t believe there’s people like this in such an inspiring video asking for likes, *Wow*

[@jayfordglomar3228]

His father sacrifice himself in their kid

[@omgha142]

A wonderful, touching and inspiring short film. For those giving to a good cause, you are richer than you think!

[@MisterD90x]

watched this quite a few time and everytime the onion ninjas pay a visit

[@tigersharkot]

+Michael Grant me too!

[@sharmisthamajhi607]

MisterD90 Gaming same here

[@samaghareib8215]

Me too

[@rayhangaming6642]

Rem

[@greendexie2821]

yup

[@harishpanjwani2850]

I was in tears. Such an emotional video. Hats off to the creator.

[@rodynail8950]

He is a great man but if he just give his son more love and care such as that love he give to other .

[@styxzero1675]

He tried but the son pushed him away!

[@nicoletemple878]

I think it's cuz the boy didn't know what his father was doing so he didn't understand him

[@rodynail8950]

@@styxzero1675 he tried to make his son like himself that good but he forget that his son just kid need love and care and time with him alone kids always become jealous when their father and mother leave him and care more about younger brother or sister so how he feel when dad always give love care and of course his time to other kids without make him understand kids will never understand they just belive what they feel

[@rodynail8950]

@@nicoletemple878 exactly his dad didnot show the son his love he just think what he was doing is right so i should make my son good person like me kids does not need to be good person they just need someone understand them someone love them only them they easyly and simply slefish like anyone of us we born slefish just think on us why i care about other one The qualities and moral we learned with time from dad mum school or situation

[@shh11111]

Yes, he could have just made another card if his son wanted to keep it

[@SANGEETASHARMA-wt9lg]

I don't want to cry no more...its awesome.. message

[@irenewambua6785]

Yeah

[@jsnx95]

.

[@dankim7663]

Thank you, for making & broadcasting this film.

[@dankim7663]

Learn how to sacrifice.

[@tanto88]

Dan Kim learn how to be a clown

[@dankim7663]

tanto hermanus​. Thank you. To be a clown is not Onl a thing can make me contribute to other community.....

[@jendhamuni]

Interesting Dan Kim

[@lilcsyx]

This such an inspirational and amazing short film, make me realize how fathers would do anything to his children and even to make others happy. This also remind me that some of what we have can be a blessing to others. We can learn to always do good to everyone, our gifts may make others happy and mean a lot for them.

[@divogalindra9821]

It makes me cry and thankful

[@muhammadsabdadirgantara5250]

Divo Galindra i love uuu

[@chocolatechipcookies5061]

Why do I see you everywhere?

[@kashpeh3795]

Those abs

[@ixalaz4536]

It makes me thankful too.

[@deadfishv2.035]

me too

[@shawnhow4163]

I teared when I saw this video. It reminded me of my dad. He gave everything for the family. His life. His youth. All his sacrifices all these decades were for the family and letting us have a better life. Thank You Daddy for being my father and I'm proud to be your son. I'm eternally grateful to all you've done for me, Mummy and Wilson. Always.

[@ZombieJoshy]

made me cry. such a strong message!

[@namorapaxiaatmadja8505]

The film was very touching. There are many positive things that can be learned for our learning in everyday life, especially respecting other people.

[@Blackchaosvortex]

Why can't I hold all these feels...

[@locodarksider]

I know what you feel bro, come here *Gives you a hug* n.n

[@topo2407]

dude this video made me cry, hit me right in the feelings

[@fathimarifa68]

most of us dont realise the value of charity... and also.. some of us.. keeps on blaming our parents for not being rich or well off!! all of us should watch this and learn something!! anyways.. superb short film..brought tears... nice thought!! thumbs for the director!!

[@shanuzubair7983]

Yeah, one day, I'll be a Great Man :D

[@SMU12-99]

Being Rich Is Not How much you have but how much you give.. 😍

[@hanumkhafifah3688]

This movie teaches us to always be grateful for what we have today. We must always respect and appreciate our parents. This video also reminds us of our parents who have tried to do the best for us. For example, like in the movie a father can set a good example for his son, and we as children must also remember that he has guided us to be what we are today. And after seeing the movie we know that "Wealth is not all about material but the real wealth is the wealth of the heart."

[@1mbA4ever]

wonderfully produced :D Thank you so much for those 7 minutes - they were the best of the week.

[@joycemuthonimungai6018]

After watching this video, I learned a dad is a very important person in your life for if it was not for him you couldn’t be where you are now. Learn to appreciate your fathers for whatever good they do and do not forget them after being the successful person you have always wanted to be in life.

[@SaifHasan01]

This really made my cry . . . Amazing video.

[@amaliadwiningrum0513]

This movie is very heartfelt and offers many lessons. Many of us compete to "get" without realizing that we have not "given" enough. And can also remind someone of their parents, especially their father. I was really touched by this film, it reminded me me of my father.

[@DarthSinistris]

Awesome film. I almost thought this was going to be an insurance commercial like the one about the little girl that didn't like her deaf father.

[@sadi5891]

My Father & Mother My Real Superhero. I love you Mom Dad Every Second Every Time Every Day Always I ❤️ you

[@dyviaanup]

I love my daddy. My super noodle (I'm sorry lmao)

[@vyacheslavkhodakin7388]

whom do we call a superhero? kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJCpnXSYh8mgbLs kzbin.info/www/bejne/d2TTlZR4jt-lpJY

[@leif.1]

@@dyviaanup same

[@samuelgringe5057]

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[@khushiray4727]

You all say my mom and dad is my real super hero. But you know what khabhi na kabhi we don't know that they are our parents and we embrace our parents do think about this in this comment section you will good things so you will not a good man or woman

[@GundamDestiny10]

no matter how many time i watch this, i still can't stop crying

[@AnisaAgustiani-nv7qe]

The video is very touching, from the words given by the papa to his son about being rich not only from what we have but how much we give. It makes us always remember that even though we live well, do not forget to give alms even if it is just a little.

[@StudioAnnLe]

Incredible video. It hit me right in the feels.

[@karispark8222]

So sad

[@NaeDoll29]

A perfect reason why it is so important to cherish certain people while you have them...

[@wytrixx3889]

@@karispark8222 it's not a sad story it's an inspiring one

[@samuelgringe5057]

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[@lamkevinp]

Touching short film with a beautiful message.

[@ElleLowel]

This immediately gone into my favorites, please don't ever delete this video ever.

[@peachyrosie]

My father has passed away. That's why this film can make me cry. There are so many valuable lessons. Like the lesson to appreciate parents while they are still around

[@lily6897]

I almost teared after this. It was so emotional and relatable. I’m 13 years old, and my dad is going to pass in about 7 years. This made me think of the sacrifices he had made just for me and my sister to be happy. I really hope that something can cure is illness and he can then live longer, as he was a good man, that strived to be the best in everything he does, although nothing is really perfect.

[@HafiizhAlias]

demn u ninja!! u cutting too much onions!

[@AmbiencePT]

What makes me cry, is to know that there are a lot of people outthere like his dad ! But still, you don't hear about them in the news, magazines, radio... Is there hope for the new generations ?

[@AarBearCares]

I've learned over time that giving in "silence" is the way to go. You don't give solely to be seen in the news, magazines, radio, etc. Even if you never make it on any of those mediums, it still doesn't matter. When you are doing something good for someone else, you don't need to advise it to people. You give...because you are selfless. That's it. =]

[@kpandong]

***** Oh yeah. Definitely. lol I didn't mean that the only way to be a selfless person is to give in silence. Of course it could be in "silence" or using the media to your advantage. My post was a reply to how the original poster phrased the message. I didn't believe it was always about the hearing yourself in the news, radio, newspaper, but how you use those resources to your advantage. =] Also, what I meant by "silence" wasn't really silence, as in by yourself or ONLY solo. You could be by yourself, but when I meant silence, I meant not showing off that you are giving or helping others. There are some instances when people just don't understand you as a person, just like this video, only to find out that all this time you have been using all your resources to give back to those who really needed it. That's what I meant by silence. I think we both are talking about similar things, but are just saying it in a different way. Haha!

[@kpandong]

***** Sorry, it's still Aaron. I'm using my friends account right now because I'm helping her out with something. It gets confusing and I keep forgetting when I'm on her account. lol

[@AmbiencePT]

AaronZimbabwe Leung Yes it matters, specially when you're a child and you're developing your moral values ! They don't learn from your silence ! Kids want to be like Justin Bieber, play GTA5 and kill players online ! They don't enjoy nature, they spend their entire weekends on a bloody room and everyone think it's fine ! These caring people should be on the news, radios, magazines talking about what really makes someone happy ! 

[@sandiag4396]

AmbiencePT eh ini chanel indonesia

[@vexx.editszz]

Some people don’t have dad while your dad is trying his best to be your best friend

[@ilikepigeons936]

I had a dad but I never spoke to him I never wanted to be near to him he always wanted to spoke to me but I always yell at him I didn't like him at all I don't know why.... He made me and my mom live in a city while he was living in a village of thinking me to get better education in the city I never knew that I was such a fool that time I hate myself for that now he is heaven I don't know what to say I am so sorry father I am sorry.....

[@vexx.editszz]

@@ilikepigeons936 sorry to hear that you can ask god forgiveness no matter WHAT!!!??

[@karrasue]

I cried. I thought about what I do for the world, for my community, and for those in need and I found myself lacking. I will make a difference today.

[@Philipos6]

these onions man...

[@PureHackBruno]

Damn ninjas :x

[@AdeniyiOnamusi]

Sentimental? Yes but also quite inspirational and it made me cry. Nothing wrong with that :)

[@evokz8070]

Even if your parents can't provide much, be happy for what they give. Be appreciative of their work.

[@nadhiaputriaulia3322]

Crap, I didn't even realize that my tears were flowing.

[@The_WindyBee]

same bro

[@theratwhotookyourteeth8514]

i was crying soo much The neighbors were shouting to stop flowing water

[@jeeaspirant3550]

@@theratwhotookyourteeth8514 😆

[@daniellealiyeva993]

This was very beautiful :)) An inspirational video indeed.

[@Viddsee]

Danielle Choi share this to your friends and family :)

[@malikitocentralcelebes6670]

Ayahku adalah guru terbesarku dalam hidupku Aku berjanji sy kan buktikan kalau sy bisa jadi yg Ayah harapkan suatu hari menjadi org Kaya di dunia maupun Akhirat kelak Aamiin :'( i love you family

[@suryavivo2177]

Fir sulawesi amin

[@ritasulistyawati3848]

aamiin

[@Astrometroo]

wtf kok semua bicara bahasa inggris

[@watermelion9919]

This video teaches us to appreciate someone and give others what we have, not only material but we can give others happiness through simple things. And we can realize that being wealthy is not just about how much we have, but rather about how much we are willing to give.

[@ryduv9659]

I liked this a lot and made me rethink how I act around my parents. This was very touching. Thank you.

[@noorator4754]

you really make me cry well done

[@m.ridwanal896]

montok.com

[@putriliasuharto1605]

I want to cry 😭😭

[@MrGlies]

I cried! And I don't cry easily. Very beautiful and moving, and so eternally true!

[@oldiegoldie6696]

Tears rolled my dear. Who ever made this love you. ❤❤❤

[@samanthasunshine1766]

These are beautiful. They need to show them to elementary age children. These days children are not taught the true meaning of life.

[@user-im8pj3ok7v]

Samantha Sunshine true❤

[@shodiqalibaqir6508]

True that

[@9f81rsd00]

The moral lesson: a gross lack of communication can mess up your son's emotional development. Seriously, showing your boy what you've been doing all this could've really helped. Instead, he hogs all the emotional gratification (of helping others) all to himself. Then he decides to surprise his boy with the truth. Posthumously. He could've used the selfless acts as common ground for building a closer relationship with his son. Then there's the motivational card: "It's not for you." Dafuq!? Could've he said something along the lines of, "This isn't for you, I still need to make another." Or maybe give that one to his kid then make another. Sorry, I know I'm spoiling this for everyone else, it's just that this story could've gone a whole lot better, the kid could've had a much, MUCH better childhood, if only his dad actually thought this through. Keeping his sickness a secret, that's fine, but the least he could've done is shared his joy (helping people) with his kid.

[@mcmc4823]

I felt the same way..

[@krissetteaerislahn6141]

I agree with you. The dad was too busy enriching other people's lives and hearts and get a great deal of gratification out of that, but he failed to enrich his own child's life with the same pleasure

[@Athenasberries]

Oh my gosh!!! Yes, yes and TRIPLE yes!!! I totally agree!!

[@Riema505]

the problem is that people do mistakes in real life , they really do; and this father wasn't a perfect father, he was just a normal perso who makes a lot of mistakes , hidding his truth from his son was a mistake , that doesn't make him any less than a great father ... however , the son didn't show any sign of gratitude to his father not even a little and this was the real tragedy in the senario .. if only he cared more of his father he might have had the chance to be part of the good work his father did .. saddly the world is not what we think it should be , the world is what it is and that is the wisdom of life ... such stories happen every where all the time , and this is a great film that spots the light on this hidden part of humanity that cinamas normally don't just because it doesn't sell tickets !

[@9f81rsd00]

You favor the father a little too much. You fail to mention that the son himself made mistakes, errors, common to any human being and more so for a child who takes what he sees: a father who neglected him and spent more time and effort helping other people. His father never made any attempt to enlighten his son on the gravity of his own actions, choosing instead to deny his son a proper explanation. Now his son is left with a lifelong regret of never having truly reconciled with the father. And THAT is the real tragedy. How can he show gratitude when the father never made any attempt to show the son the value of his actions which would have warranted said gratitude... IF ONLY THE FATHER MADE ANY MENTION OF IT. I respect your defense of a father who meant well, but I'm sorry to say that the father made a VERY BIG mistake in how he raised his son. The proof is the regret on the kid's face. The world is what it is... unless WE CHANGE IT. I can be a real cynic sometimes... but I'd be a miserable person if it weren't for the fact that I understand how positive feelings trump negative ones any day, and this particular father left his own kid with regret, grief and guilt. And that's a shitty way of saying goodbye.

[@peachyblushes]

Why do asian people always do the saddest and most inspiring videos?!

[@garokazarian2995]

because you are asian

[@peachyblushes]

garo kazarian You're right tho

[@peachyblushes]

Saqi Saud I'm asian though. xD But I grew up in Germany, I don't know the feeling, I think. My parents told me a few stories about their childhood and youth in Vietnam. It was a hard time!

[@SteveCancel78]

Saqi Saud - not all americans have it easy. so many are living in poverty here... I think the message of this film is beautiful and universal to the goodness that mankind is capable. Let's not drag it down with racist or anti-american bigotry. There are wealth and selfish people in all parts of the world, yes some more than others.... but you're entitled to your opinion. It's funny though, I thought I'd see nothing but nice comments here, shame its devolved in to this kind of talk.

[@janaubreycortez5257]

to motivate other people who loss their hope?

[@nafisaamalia2756]

The film made us realize how much we need to appreciate other people especially our parents while they are still with us.

[@rahmaazzahra5364]

After we watched the video title "Gift" we gained a motivation and moral value. That living your life is not always about how much wealth we possess, but how much we give to others. Also, life is not always about seeking something, but also about giving something. Then, in our opinion, this film is very amazing and inspiring.

[@cradleofalex]

Who is "we"?

[@raijxin]

DUDE IM NOT CRYING *my eyes are just sweaty*

[@kurokotetsuyuka9055]

Your eyes aren't sweaty somebody is just cutting onions.

[@property3959]

Y'all are just crying stfu

[@vluemy5708]

Wait what--

[@Choi-lu6wf]

If your eyes are sweating then you skin is crying? Like wtf just tell the truth lmao

[@blagoevski336]

not sad didn't commit tears

[@JagdActor1]

agreed, this is fantastic work! The true example in great film making

[@amandaoktaa5772]

This video has subconsciously impacted our live because by sharing you will never be poor. And the right time to share is when you are lacking for charity. In fact, force yourself to be able to share every day. It doesn't always have to be material, it can also be with the services we have

[@taetaelove6938]

This is so meaningful and emotional, I can't hold back my tears ... " Being rich is not about how much you have , but about how much you can give❤ "

[@shahain9981]

Yeah 😊

[@ameliaputrieadeeva831]

without realizing it my tears flowed, even though I was eating while watching this video. My dad is my Hero :')

[@MasterNeoRNCP]

This reminds me of my father. When I grow up he is my hero. But once I grew up I didn't have time for my father. I didn't have time to talk to him. Rarely gone home. Suddenly he died. My entire soul trembled. I suddenly stated to remember how he fed me, how he taught me. And I was ashamed for all the ignorance and carelessness of mine. I wish to have a second chance in exchange for anything belongs to me. Rest in peace my father. I'm sorry. I love you.. Tx for the lovely post..

[@zainhasyidanfirdaus6827]

This short film is very heart touching. We are taught to always give to other people, because rich people are not people who have a lot of money but people who give a lot.

[@TheChoppyBF]

Heeeereeee comes the feel train!

[@TheChoppyBF]

uhh...

[@dukeleroy7803]

TheChoppyBF sorry Bro I was high

[@TheChoppyBF]

loll

[@dukeleroy7803]

TheChoppyBF good night sweet dreams gonna take a nap

[@ImmortalNokia]

Duke Leroy Commenting weird things on youtube is what you do when your high? Lol

[@OrianaDiazL]

I cried... This is too beautiful...!

[@tonykroos2993]

i have no father when i 7 years old, this make me hurts im crying . idk how felt have father , dont make ur father or mom cry. you never think of people who dont have them. my mother struggling for a live her child, she's always crying alone and i know it. love ur parents because they're make home living.

[@soumyaanythingdo1195]

It was going in my mind that he should respect his father and understand him but at the same time it reminded me of mine .My attitude towards my father . ☹️☹️

[@shankarmathrubhutham8716]

It's not about crying , people . It's about getting the message

[@debbieacushing5536]

Better to have compassion and even empathy for others than to be selfish 🌹

[@Dijits]

This film is really hard to watch with my eyes watering up so much. Be right back gonna go punch a brick wall.

[@cookiecookie3109]

DudeWithAHighKD lol

[@DaRkPrInCeZz93]

Made me cry... This was great...

[@benth162]

Wow, that actually brought tears to my eyes. What a wonderful thought. Thank you

[@rumahbermain3928]

"Being rich is not about how much you have but how much you can give" very nice story, thank you for sharing

[@Viddsee]

Rumah Bermain Thank you for watching! Stay tuned for more!

[@alsharihashim3413]

this is so sad sad story. it is a nice inspirational video. the others must realise that being rich is not about how much you have but about how much can you give.

[@angellubao2180]

I am a Daddy's Girl, I admit he made me cry but he made me laugh more, I admit he was always lecturing me about things but he teaches me more about how to be the best person I could be, I admit that he was a bad boy before but he became a good father, he forgot all his bad habits just so he can fulfill his duty and responsibility of becoming a good Father. And I'm proud to say that I don't like my father but I loved him so much and I always will. And I'm afraid that he's getting older and weaker. I won't waste a second laughing with him. But I will never forget saying I love you to my father every morning, noon, afternoon, night even dawn I guess. And I would always give him haircuts so he wouldn't waste a small amont of money for cutting a small amount of hair. I would do everything for my dad. Because he is my hero, my boyfriend and my life. So I thank God for giving me such an amazing person. I love you Dad💛

[@wishie12]

💗

[@Its.Morningstar]

🙏🏻

[@arithree5202]

This made me cry. Respect for them who makes others smile.

[@AnimeHDEvolution]

Touched. Sometimes I act like this to my father.

[@Jamie-yz5hs]

My eyes was tearing all the time😭... thank you so much for this video...

[@paulinadoll]

I've never cried so much watching a youtube video

[@makstari]

This story is truly moving. Sometimes tears are just flowing, unstopable... I had the same when I watched this: /watch?v=Pm7hIn5btsk

[@riyansyahgames6891]

This video is good, that teach us about to be kind to others, be grateful for our circumstamces, and not to be suspicious.

[@TheLastKeyblade]

I'm not the type of guy, who would cry or get tears on random things. Yet this short film left me with more tears than I tought. I'm becoming weak am I? :D

[@Archaeden]

real men cry.. ;)

[@CrestOfArtorias]

Nah, its normal to feel. Even for men, its makes us human ;)

[@NiaAmandha]

crying doesn't make you weak.

[@ESC21Op]

when i was 7 i lost my dad and i regret to ignore him when i was kid. this short film remind me of my father and made me cry and cry.

[@SvenZondag]

Come here man, bro hug

[@sievpaobun]

Every clip of Viddsee is so inspirational and meaningful! Those videos taught me the definition of respect and loyalty. Especially, they helped to think deeply of every circumstance and reality of life! Thanks for making such motivational videos. Keep it up mates

[@jaliusnasir6115]

Z49

[@Terkadang2024]

Often, we do not realize how precious someone is until they are gone. This video taught me how important it is to cherish every moment we have with our loved ones.

[@luieu2]

The most Inspiring and uplifting short film I have ever seen , Yes I did cry LOL

[@philruu]

only thing that bothers me a bit is the son's attitude in the beginning, the father worked hard already to get him into school, drives him there daily, offers money in case he needs some, doesn't spend money for himself (drinking, drugs,...) and he just keeps ignoring him, many other kids would probably wish for such a father instead, that "I wasn't happy / I didn't think he was smart / ..." lines kinda made the son look like a spoiled brat for me but all in all a very good idea, inspiring and definetely worth watching

[@VictorMWLi]

As a kid do you really know what is going on? In the video, the son didn't know about his dad's volunteer efforts or the donations "they" contributed. Look how disappointed when the son was told that the book marker "You will be a great man" wasn't for him.

[@philruu]

WatersunLuke good point, could be on purpose indeed!

[@philruu]

Victor Li yeah that's true, but I meant something like where the dad carried stuff around, tried to give away flyers or gave the son pocket money, no helping, no thank you, nothing.

[@caramelc0ffee]

metalhoodmetalhood2 Unfortunately, thats how a lot of kids are nowadays. I see a lot of parents carrying tons of bags of groceries and the kids just walk behind them not willing to help at all.

[@dheighv22]

CromCruachTheElderK well, his son was at school when he spent time with those kids.. That's what I thought more or less

[@PandaChaos36]

My eyes.... I needed this. you don't understand what you have until it is gone..

[@nazulaas]

It is a wonderful short movie. The plot was so mindful and can make the viewers feel touched😢😢😢