Hank Green on beating cancer

[@AnthonyPadilla]

come back on tuesday for a new *Assumptions episode with OG KZbinRS* UNCENSORED ON SPOTIFY ▸ open.spotify.com/show/5aOLuPenneHbhLh05fmkeu

[@TheNewVortexChannel]

where is the UNCENSORED version for members ?

[@rainnydayz]

How was this posted a day ago yet posted 22 mins ago 😭

[@mainly_marvel]

​@@TheNewVortexChannel for members dhsjdj

[@matthewbrach4922]

​@@rainnydayz he probably had it unpublished but with the comment published or something

[@strawbs4uu]

I spent a day with tallyhall members dropping when💯⁉️

[@ekinkus795]

You werent the cancer guy. You were the science guy that we were scared to lose to cancer

[@LABlownAway]

Thiss

[@ekinkus795]

@LefeinNoel thanks. it took me 5 minutes to get to that point

[@megs2244]

++++

[@Memequeen7567]

👏👏👏

[@brooklynfaaye]

This. People are more than their disease. But also the disease and the fight and potential survival of the disease also makes a part of who you are

[@Wr3NcHxD]

Hank Green, a man that needs no Introduction.

[@Jessica18010]

He’s not that famous?

[@Suspense1376]

@@Jessica18010he is that famous

[@TheOnyxSpy]

​@@Jessica18010If you've spent even a day on KZbin, you've seen a Hank Green short. He's one of the most prolific science KZbinrs next to Vsauce

[@Nikifuj908]

​​@@Jessica18010 He started Vidcon

[@Wr3NcHxD]

@@Jessica18010 A lot of Schools use his material to help teach classes.

[@HeyItsEmilyLove]

I love me some Hank Green. Not only is he smart, but also charismatic, funny and genuinely seems kind. The world needs more Hank Greens

[@Rhov9]

Honestly, the Green brothers are some of the best parts of the internet. I’ve been following since ‘09 and they are genuinely great people who are effecting positive change in the world. They are the best of us and encourage all to try to be the best version of ourselves possible. I could go on, but their positive influence on the world cannot be understated. And they’re just very normal (if extremely talented, hardworking) individuals and I think that is a critical form of representation needed online nowadays with all the trash-influencers spreading around like wildfire.

[@S.K.u.S.H]

You should get dropout and watch him play dnd

[@rhapsodyinblue111]

I got to meet him one time and he is exactly the same in person. Probably my favorite famous person

[@jonathanbrooks9768]

​@@S.K.u.S.H what do you mean? Is dropout like an app or a subscription or something?

[@benp3592]

​@@Rhov9finding the vlogbrothers is one of the best things of my early internet days. So thankful for them and the community they created for being awesome and being a great place on the Internet.

[@tonylozano1728]

Hank Green on the Yard: “I’m the cancer guy!” Hank Green with Anthony: “I’m not the cancer guy!”

[@Ultralink1001]

The duality of man

[@expensivenes2645]

You can be both

[@bonogiamboni4830]

Hank is in a quantum superposition which collapses when he goes on a podcast.

[@BenRHarsh]

That speaks more to the depth of conversation on The Yard vs here than anything about Hank himself. He knows his audience.

[@naiomik6179]

Just like Leonard Nimoy

[@乂]

Hank Green smoked weed with Anthony? 😂 Legendary

[@MankarCameron]

You are everywhere

[@telstraofficial]

That’s why they call him Hank Green, his real last name is smith.

[@Jessica18010]

Did your profile pic change like this exact second

[@EMNstar]

That caught me off guard lol

[@max3eey]

Timestamp

[@daukraa]

My 94 yo grandma, few days before her death this January said that she feels that she has done everything that she could in her life and that she is done. She was fairly healthy and gone within literally 10 days. So I guess it is possible. Love the episode, as usual.

[@Soooooooooooonicable]

I’m 32 and definitely feel like I’m already fulfilled in life. I obviously want to keep living, but if death comes for me early, I won’t feel like I didn’t get enough out of life

[@simonstanton5299]

​@@Soooooooooooonicable Obviously keep living, at the same time that is so admirable that you are content with where you're at and what you've done!

[@plaisyz2]

@@Soooooooooooonicable I'm 29 and feel the same. It's such a wonderful feeling.

[@trishalenon6395]

@@plaisyz2I hope I can get to this feeling ❤ I have so much anxiety around death.

[@JonahNelson7]

@@plaisyz2I’m 23 and still a freakin virgin lol one day I’ll get to where you guys are

[@carveylover]

Hank Green is just finding ways to flirt with his internet crushes now. I love this man.

[@jezusbloodie]

That "cute" from Hank had Anothony blush 🤭

[@AidanXavier1]

The "Hank was in LA for a week" media tour continues

[@ceilav]

Hank green making Anthony blush was not on my 2024 bingo card.😂

[@tmntallthewaydw]

I can't say I'm really surprised

[@DeepDeap59]

Timestamp, pls?

[@rcnrbn]

I'm here for a timestamp as well.

[@shelleymaclean3181]

35:02

[@TenThousandDoors]

If you haven't seen it, Hank made a short about this comment on his personal channel :)

[@shelleymaclean3181]

35:02 I could watch Hank Green make other men blush all day. It's such wholesome and adorable energy, from BOTH of them.

[@mylifeisalie3087]

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[@jennifervaughn2466]

Yes 💯 ❤

[@PigeonMilk_216]

Hank Green fanboying over Anthony Padilla is my Roman Empire.

[@liztrim2881]

I once heard dying at an old age vs young compared to going to a theme park - you arrive excited and of course leaving is inconceivable, but by the end of the day you’re tired and ready to go home and rest.

[@brixan...]

Hmm... But when you leave the theme park, you know where you're going: your home. With death, we don't know what happens

[@hannahjoy4857]

That's the only way I'm okay with the inevitability of it.

[@withinsanityy]

And maybe you didn't get to do everything you wanted, but hopefully some good memories for everyone involved!

[@ellie8272]

This makes a lot of sense

[@lily-P-56]

​@@withinsanityyThis is a perfect addition to this analogy

[@MelanaC]

How can Hank Green recover from cancer looking 15 years younger than before diagnosis??? What a guy 🥰🥰🥰

[@sarajuanaict]

My friend went thru some gnarly throat cancer at like... Around 25 years old ... And when he beat it and his hair grew back it was soooo thick and dark, he really looked great! It was amazing... Same w Hank. My pal did end up with some permanent hearing loss from radiation but we are now 45 and he still like great

[@maximebeaulieu2348]

chemo curls!!!!!

[@caewithemiller1601]

It’s all the rest he’s gotten after being the ceo of a bazillion companies forever😅

[@Marika50]

You'd be surprised how someone will recover from something as traumatic as cancer. It's all about how your body is willing to fight and get out on the other side.

[@animalloverrr2000]

THATS WHAT I. WAS THINKING

[@venamotylek]

i know Hank Green from sci show and crash course and i can confirm him as modern Bill Nye. crash course is played more often than Bill Nye at my highschool

[@simonstanton5299]

That's a nive way of putting it

[@chasindigo]

Hank Green the science machine.

[@angiepangie989]

Fuck this comment made me feel old AF 😂😂

[@justpretzel499]

As a survivor of childhood leukemia and student at ASU I have such massive respect for Hank Green. Thank you for making information about cancer more accessible and for helping people fulfill their academic goals! What a legend

[@madisonmcintosh389]

you and me both! diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia and contracted a really gnarly infection in my thigh after my induction phase of chemotherapy. received my bone marrow transplant in 2013 at 16 yo. ER RN now and I used his videos to study in nursing school. ❤

[@BusinessWolfRay]

I think young folks with cancer diagnoses are also worried about cost. As someone who is currently dealing with this, my husband has and is getting treatment for cancer, and it's completely drained our measly savings and cost us so much money. Over $10,000 out of pocket, of which we're paying what we can monthly for. And obviously I want my husband to get treatment and get better, but we did have some very serious conversations about him not wanting to be here, him feeling guilty about how expensive it was, and what more we could do to be able to afford it. I'm thankful he has a therapist to help get through the mental strain. But yeah, we're gunna have to live with this medical debt for a long time.

[@sammyw7301]

So sorry you guys are going through that! I hope everything goes well and your hubby kicks some cancer a$$. ❤

[@thenopedetective]

So true! Taking on (more) debt at any age can feel hopeless, but particularly as a young person where they have no context of their options or possible earnings or how to cope if there is permanent disability. I hope your husband's treatment goes well!

[@brigetteedinborough9541]

You have to connect with the social worker at the hospital or treatment center where your husband goes. There are so many organizations that give out grants for people in your position. 👋🏻 Hi. I’ve had cancer for ten years. 😊 Most of the grants I received were around a thousand dollars. There was also an organization in my area that paid bills for you. So they paid our mortgage for a few months and a car payment and an electric bill. All of that added up and kept us from losing our house (for now). Look in to disability. Medicaid/Medicare. A lot of things depend on your type of cancer and income, but it never hurts to try. I have a very deadly type of cancer. So I was approved for disability automatically. It’s not that way for most people. And lastly, just google cancer charities. Usually you have to fill out a short form and write a paragraph about your situation. It is worth the time. Good luck. And tell your husband this stranger is proud of him!

[@brigetteedinborough9541]

@@thenopedetective I’m just saying one ☝️ person 🧍‍♀️ Only Can

[@lisaburnette7091]

I was recently diagnosed at the age of 40 with 2 young kids. So many people have asked me if I'm going to keep working. I have to keep working. My health insurance is through my job and my company is so small they don't have to offer FMLA (not that 12 weeks even comes close to enough time). But at least my health insurance is very, very good. If I manage to stay employed, it will only cost me my monthly premium and the gas (and parking fees) to get to my appointments and treatments.

[@syntheticracoon]

Two of my favorite youtubers in the same room. I'd love to see Anthony interview John as well someday.

[@ithinkitsjames619]

​@@PhillyTheKid John Green, hanks brother

[@rachelharassment]

John Green - the tuberculosis guy

[@hjewkes]

Everyone forgets Hank kicked off the trend of youtubers who retired nearly a year ago, he just retired from being CEO if multiple companies rather thank making videos

[@logancontracier7125]

Dude I’m tripping balls rn listening to this and it’s one of the most enlightening things to hear coming out of a trip

[@frostjune6072]

guessing youre coming down if you can work your phone 😂

[@max3eey]

Are you on acid

[@Bigg_Mic]

Best comment lmao

[@40ounces]

I’m not sure how many people know this, but Hank was also on a mini-season of Dropout’s TTRPG show, D20. He absolutely killed it as his character and the season deals a lot with consciousness, the mind, anxiety, and all that. Go watch Mentopolis!

[@Bigg_Mic]

To me, he's not the cancer guy. he's "the fix" lmao

[@moolllyyyy]

Definitely one of my favorite D20 seasons, and Hank is a big reason why. Him being accidentally terrifying just by stating facts he knows is so hilarious. I’m so glad he’s okay

[@mossflowermaid]

“I’m here to flirt with Brennan Lee Mulligan and drop so many biology facts. And he likes weird animals and autistic vibes!”

[@zxmantisxz]

Hank talking about the absurdity of reality, and how we're basically a collection of bacteria that has convinced itself that it's a conscious individual, speaks to me. I don't know if it's personal, tragedy or the state of the modern era, or some combination of several things, but life for me also has become genuinely different in feel, and I always fall back on "it feels weird because we are weird, cosmically"

[@ArtistaPianina]

Hank Green is my favorite “just a f*king vlogger” ❤️

[@SpiritualElements]

It was really good being able to hear you both discussing Hank's cancer journey. I've been diagnosed with a slow-growing lymphoma myself, and it's been difficult dealing with the lack of treatment because I haven't met the threshold to get treatment yet. The danger of cancer in my body isn't more dangerous than the effects of chemo, and so I just have to sit here and wait. I thinks it's really important to talk about these things. Thank you for this discussion. And thank you Hank, for documenting your journey and teaching us more about cancer and cancer treatment. It's definitely helped to soothe some of my worries.

[@imaginekudryavka9485]

That must be frightening and stressful, to know you have cancer and just have to wait around for it to get worse. You can't really get into that "fighting for your life" mentality. I feel like I wouldn't even want to know I have cancer until something can be done about it, but that's probably not a great way to think about it. There's gotta be some middle ground between "knowing each and every disease you're genetically more disposed to" and "being wilfully ignorant of your health". I wish all the best to you on your journey!

[@Alyssa-ho5pi]

The conversation at 42 minutes was SO interesting. “We’re the only part of the universe that looks at ourselves and goes ‘that’s universe.’” 😮

[@yelyahat]

My grandfather who recently passed away at 91 definitely felt like he was 'done'. He had Alzheimer's so was getting unwell slowly for quite a long time but in his final years & months he was just happy to sit back and listen to his family, and he always told us how gorgeous we were and that he was proud, even when he couldn't remember our names. I think he knew everything he did in his life lead up to all of us being safe and happy, and so he was done.

[@ecstaticryan4369]

I appreciate Hank Green so much because he explains mostly everything through a logical lens which helps when I sometimes struggle to do. And he does it with a sense of humor.

[@meanerrweinerr]

"We love large loads" "I know, me too" Bi moment confirmed

[@SULightPeak]

HANK SMOKES WEED?? i guess i shouldn't be surprised but also HANK SMOKES WEED??

[@LoyaltotheNightsky]

A guy with that name surely must.

[@brixan...]

Or "smoked" weed?

[@Evitaschannel]

You're gonna be surprised: lots of people do drugs, even "normal" people lol

[@SULightPeak]

no i know!! i wasn’t judging. just a little surprised. and not in a bad way

[@arianamilan6300]

Honestly it makes sense he’s an Eckerd College alum (which has a reputation for weed)

[@Lisatheecologist]

I've been a nerdfighter since 2011his (and johns) videos have been one of the most consistent things in my life. they are such a huge inspiration to me. Im graduating with a degree in ecology and a minor in geomatics in may. i have hank (and john) to thank for getting me through the low points. at this point in time i gotta say that Hank Green is my hero. having seen how they have grown as ive grown up. they gives me so much hope in life that even when these reqlly big scary things can happen and it sometimes make it through okay (if a little beat up). so thank you hank. and dtfba

[@morganburt2565]

same

[@IngridComics]

That’s interesting, I’ve never thought Hank was “‘the Cancer guy” I always just think, oh, Hank Green is going through cancer! But he’s still Hank Green, not Cancer guy.

[@mckennabowerss]

Dang hanks hair really did grow back curly!!! I hadn’t believed it until they showed his throwbacks

[@mohamadkhankan5441]

Hank green helped me pass highschool and most of university, and his SCISHOW channel is so much fun

[@ctrujillo1994]

I got diagnosed with cancer in 2022. This video hit home so hard I even started crying. I’m in remission now, but thank you so much for opening up about it because not many people do. It means a lot.

[@MsThoughtful1]

“Consciousness is an illusion and so is the self” Thanks Hank❤

[@the.dirt.man.]

So glad hank made the LA youtuber circuit while he was in town

[@lauren8135]

“I’m not the cancer guy.” Me listening to this video while wearing Hank Green cancer socks… ummmm Hank???

[@TheVoidCollector]

Lost my Dad to Cancer over 20 years a go. I'm so glad that the treatments are getting better and better. Glad Hanks better now!

[@wxlurker]

Sorry for your loss

[@petrathebookicorn]

My two favorite KZbinrs together, what a dream collab! The interview was seriously perfect

[@Copperyfoxx]

They seem so comfortable together ❤

[@lektornese]

Hank is truly one of the GOATs of KZbin. His videos on his process and treatment of Cancer really helps me in terms of understanding and dealing with my mothers cancer treatments and brings me a bit closer to understanding what a person going through cancer thinks etc. Fantastic guy for sure. Love you Mom

[@jayleighshoemaker2741]

knowing my two favorites have smoked together is just amazing

[@sarajweeks]

Cancer has always been such a scary thing to me. My family has been hit several times and sometimes I feel like it’s just a matter of time for me. Having Hank, and Grace chronicle and share their experiences with their diagnosis’s and treatments have really helped my anxiety around it and made me feel so much more informed.

[@raymondkim3740]

Now I really want an episode with Adam Savage for some reason. I know he does QnA stuff on his own channel, but there's something really fun about watching Anthony talk to older adults and tackling topics from multiple perspectives (generation wise).

[@blairlucid]

Has Hanks hair grown back in curly? How cool! Welcome to the curls club 🎉

[@Minilena]

He even made a video on how cancer treatment often makes people's hair grow back different! :D

[@jack_bunny27]

I been through ill and through dometic violence alot in my life. Everything Hank said hit. We need to talk more, hear more about the experience and what causes the people who go through it. Bad things do happen and we need to be prepared for it. I have a lot of stuff that can lead to cancer and I am still trying to come to terms with this

[@dandeliondunmer3637]

I agree! I hope maybe this is one of the positives that will emerge from social media once the chaos settles. Accepting and listening to the bad while realizing that it actually makes it less scary to look our fears in the face.

[@CraigOrangeSoda]

>looks like Hank Hill >weed >name is Hank Green

[@MsThoughtful1]

“I agree with your vibrations” Hank- please write another book. 💗

[@NinjaPandaDie14]

Hank I watched your videos on Anatomy and Physiology over and over while on my journey to then apply to the Nursing program and here I am! I'm on my third week in the program! You made the complex content so much easier to digest and I thank you a million times for it! Love you Hank!

[@puffyhowler615]

"we love large loads" "Yes we do" Love these two

[@Fagan422]

41:00 - "Nobody changes the world by themselves (and) no one doesn't change it at all." Hank green casually dropping that old man wisdom.

[@autumnlove96able]

Back when i was in middle school and high school, some of my teachers actually used crash course videos as part of the curriculum. I felt like i always learned more in those classes because it was so much more interesting than studying a book. Thanks Hank for helping me enjoy my classes back when i was a wee child! 😊

[@RheaBryson]

Can we consider Hank Green a philosopher in our time. Because all the learning and things he’s doing for community. His big thoughts on the world and our existence and the goals in life. He’s got pupils that follow him to learn. He rights himself when he gets it wrong. I think he is the great philosopher of our time.

[@miss_sarahjane]

Yes absoluely. I'd rather consider Hank our generation's Socrates than someone like Jordan Peterson

[@baiileylynnhall333]

Hank green is definitely not "the cancer guy" he shaped my childhood, helped me learn, find out what I wanted to be when I grew up, and what I still want to do, and one of my first KZbin crushes. He is amazing, funny, kind, the best. Love you Hank, your awesome

[@TenThousandDoors]

Can we get an I Spent A Day With John Green next please?

[@morganburt2565]

anthony has to come to indianapolis lmao

[@weaverofbrokenthreads]

Maybe John can come to LA for Turtles Movie reasons and make a stop at Anthony's

[@alex-fs9yt]

Hank Green is genuinely one of my biggest role models. And I don't say this to put pressure on him or to put him on an unrealistic pedestal, but if I were to have a role model it would be him. Obviously he's smart and funny, but also vulnerable and kind and introspective and creative. Tolerant and fun and ironic and open. He's like that one kid who has a bunch of different not-necessarily-related interests/hobbies/talents/skills, but instead of losing them/only focusing on one part as they grow up to become the boring adult society wants them to be, he remained multifaceted and embraced all of his creative outlets and ideas. He's not afraid of growth and trying new things, even as an adult, which I admire so much. He gives so much and shares so much, and I've learnt a lot from that. He's inspiring - he was even before cancer and his current self-discovery journey - and now he's arguably even more so because he took his diagnosis as an opportunity to learn and spread awareness (not just about cancers and education around cancer, but about mental health). Even though he didn't have to, he also let us in on the vulnerable and reflective state he was/is in - proving that living with medical diagnoses doesn't have to be lonely or "the end" or kept secret or entirely depressing, even though they can be. He is a prime example that life goes on, that it isn't always the end, that it may be difficult and that's okay. I especially learnt a lot from his reflections about death, about being labeled as "the cancer guy" and on how people always think "it could never happen to me" but then it does, and how he kept trying new things. He has taught me so much, not just about science or KZbin or cancer, but also about emotions and the human experience. Thank you Hank Green, if you're seeing this.

[@Hay_ash97]

I have watched him for many years and I was diagnosed with the same kind of cancer (I think slightly higher stage) 2 weeks before Hank announced his to the world. It was so comforting to see someone else going through what I was going through and it really made me feel not so alone. So thanks Hank even if it did make you the "cancer guy", (which I dont think you were) for a bit you've helped me so much on my own journey and Im sure many others aswell.

[@natalierose2202]

I loved that you spoke with Hank and I love that he's doing stand-up about his journey through cancer. When he found out, I was so worried and concerned for him and his family. Then, I found out that we have autoimmune disorders/diseases under the big umbrella of autoimmune diseases and we take a similar type of injection that can cause cancer. Not to turn it on myself, but I did start to think about the what ifs. Then, I found out in November that I had endometrial cancer, which the stats are not great for. I had to have emergency surgery for a hysterectomy at 40, which is very young for this type of cancer (median age is 62). Thankfully, it was caught early enough that it had not spread, and the removal of uterus and other parts was enough that I didn't have to go through chemo or radiation. However, there was a month before the surgery, where I had the similar thoughts as Hank about take that dark leap. I felt inadequate for my family and support system, especially since I'm also disable, and I just wish that more people spoke about these things. The dark, the bad, the ugly, and the good. I wish I'd had someone to speak to that I wouldn't burden. Therapy would have been great, but the medical bills I already have and the small income I bring in doesn't allow me to take take care of all my medical needs, like most people in the States. As is, I'll never get out of medical debt and the cancer just piled another 10k on top of what I already owe. (Medical insurance covered a little over 90% of it, otherwise...) Anyway, I know this is long and I added a lot of my own personal stuff, but I'm so proud and thankful for Hank speak honestly and truthfully about these things. And thank you to Anthony for expanding the platform to let more people know about this. Now, it's time for a Hank Green Netflix Comedy Special!! Blessings and kind, healing thoughts to all. 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

[@decoolz]

One of my very good friends recently passed from her cancer and one of the things we enjoyed together was the nerdfigjter community. On twitter shortly after Hank announced to us what was happening with him, she and him a few short interactions on twitter or threads about ports and getting them putting and removed. I remember reading them after the fact and just marveling over how funny they both were about this terrible thing that was actively killing my friend. It was a beautiful thing to experience. I’m happy Hank is doing better and happy that my friend got to laugh with him for a moment.

[@withinsanityy]

Hank Green has been on a journey of meaning, alright! What a quality human, I selfishly hope to always have some bit of Hank content to rely on, in whatever form. And I need a stand up special asap!!

[@rachelhoss8447]

I really appreciate Hank’s honesty here, both the good and bad impacts from cancer diagnosis/treatment. I’m the spouse of someone who’s gone through cancer treatments (so a little different) but yeah I’m also working through the added anxiety from that and got myself into therapy as well. You can experience both the highest of highs and the lowest of lows during that period. I look forward to hopefully hearing his stand up. Unfortunately couldn’t make it when he was in my area 😢

[@Cinders634]

I'm going through my own experience with Lymphoma at the moment. I've been so grateful to Hank for sharing his journey & I'm grateful to Anthony too for giving him another platform to raise awareness and talk about it amonst all the other amazing thing's he's done ♥

[@brennahaggs]

“nobody changes the world by themselves; nobody doesn’t change it at all” should definitely go into his book

[@plapln9347]

I didn't grow up with Hank and John like so many people my age, but I will say that Hank has been a consistent presence through two significant times in my life. In 2020, I discovered Crash Course when I was looking for something to distract myself during lockdown. I ended up binging almost all of the series throughout the year and still watch the latest episodes to this day. And then, last year, Hank announced his diagnosis around the same time my father got diagnosed with cancer as well. I would send Hank's videos to my parents not only for educational purposes but also for some relief as we entered this very uncertain time in our family. I already knew a lot about chemo by the time my dad had his own chemo, I showed my dad the video of Hank talking about his portacath before his own surgery and I sort of commiserated when Hank talked about radiation therapy because my dad had already finished his before going into surgery and then chemo. I hope if/when Hank reads this he takes this as a compliment. Because his knowledge sharing has definitely made an impact in my life (and my family's) when I needed it most.

[@Firefoxxo22]

I grew up with my teachers using crash course for my entire school life. Its fascinating to grow up with a content creator as a stand in teacher then grow up to love watching them as a creator. Thank you so much

[@Tomiswizard]

One time someone hit me with the, “You look like you know about Hank Green…” I couldn’t decide what that meant.

[@thegriffinnews]

I once said the phrase "I try to imagine people complexly" and someone immediately pegged me for an early vlogbrothers fan.

[@aliw4174]

HANK GREEN SINGLE HANDEDLY HELPED ME PASS AP BIO, A&P, AND SO MUCH MORE I LOVE HIM. And obviously I love Anthony so this is amazing for me

[@jaelyndennis8736]

hank rizzing anthony up was everything i ever needed

[@gamerpedia1535]

Hank's battle with cancer is such an inspiration for me and so many others who've had experiences with cancer, whether it was with themselves or through family.

[@Whateverhasbeenmynameforyears]

Quote from common decent podcast, "Life is a chemical reaction that is continuing in an endless chain for 4.8 billion years." (paraphrasing from memory)

[@iamrjdennis]

We love you, Hank!! 💛

[@stealthraidzgaming]

This episode has had a huge impact on me as somebody who beat cancer when I was 8, he puts into words so well what it was like to go through it and to have survived

[@thewholekitandkaboodle7569]

The way that Hank Green describes his standup makes me think of Hannah Gadsby’s special Nanette. It’s a raw experience that’s not all laughs the whole way through, but is punctuated with enough of them to still classify as a comedy special

[@Firegen1]

Two of the classic ytuber men come together for a real conversation. Love it

[@sokelso]

So much love and respect for Hank. Grateful that he’s alive and well and still able to travel for things like this. Wishing him many more years of good health, joy, and opportunities ❤

[@geometri2623]

This one's special. It's like 2 old friends catching up and contemplating life.

[@SamanthaEatsCookies]

Hank Green hitting on Anthony was not on my bingo card but I agree! Lmao

[@threeleggedcat]

I have always had a lot of medical anxiety, especially surrounding cancer, like at times just hearing the word would make me dizzy, and following Hank's journey with it helped so much, it made it less of a terrifying unknown, and hearing about the treatments, all the scientific facts just made it so much more digestable, I'm so thankful that he shared it the way he did.

[@Oracle_Ocelot]

Out of any of these beautiful, heavy-turned-light topics, I was tearing up as Hank was describing the new study hall project. With a disclaimer that I think Anthony's journey is amazing, the work he's doing is interesting and important, this doesn't take away from that... I don't think there has been a person with a platform and approach to that platform like Hank Green since maybe Fred Rogers. Not necessarily in the same way or with the same deep young-childhood nostalgia that Mr. Rogers holds, but with the humble dedication to being _kind,_ to doing their actual, genuine, _human_ best to just... to just help.

[@shaunaisazombie]

I genuinely think Hank has the best chemistry on set of any other interviewee. Not sure if it's him, not sure if it's his years of experience doing things other than vlogging to a camera, but I could listen to you two chat for hours.

[@milkslice3730]

I just wanna say that hank’s videos on his cancer journey did help me understand what chemo was, I have hypochondria and cancer runs in the family so in a way it was comforting despite never having cancer before

[@abbadabbado]

Hank Green is genuinely one of my favorite humans.

[@arc1279]

This is the best in your A Day With series I've ever watched, great video!

[@jscire__872]

Having watched Vlogbrothers from summer of 2007 I'm just so happy for him

[@DannyBoi40404]

holy crap, i did not think i would get so invested in this video, it flew by so fast

[@sammyw7301]

I love me some Hank Green. He makes science so much fun! I will always see him as the fun, silly, science guy with the coolest socks ever.

[@Syco108]

Hank and John doing vlog brothers at 80 sounds so wholesome and comfortable.

[@aubrianaharshfield8913]

I feel like Hank was so much more comfortable with Anthony than he was with a lot of the other content creators he hung out with to discuss his comedy stand up show. This was a great authentic and genuine conversation between people and I appreciate Anthony for socially/energy-wise meeting Hank where he was at for this.

[@MlSFIT]

In high school, everyone normally hates these insight videos with Hank, but I always loved it when i got to watch them because of how great and fun they are

[@haleywood8040]

So funny seeing Hank's hair grow in so curly after chemo. I've seen it happen quite a bit, same with alopecia, and I think it's interesting!

[@GingerBreadSed]

You know an interview is a banger when I’m just sitting and nodding at my screen while they speak

[@barbarian-furu]

this guys are adorable and hilarious, totally felt the thing they discussed so intimately but for millions of views

[@cherylseagraves3884]

The two of you are so interesting to watch. I only know of Anthony from Smosh and improv so I wasn’t sure what kind of interviewer he would be, but damn.

[@AleksandraS-z9x]

This was so great. "We got the love". I could feel that during the whole video! Thank you!

[@kayleelands1754]

How awesome!!! I’m in college taking anatomy and psychology, and in both classes we watch hank on crash course ATLEAST 3-4 times a week!!! My two worlds colliding!!! We love hank ❤❤

[@ms.communication8464]

Thanks for this interview! LOVE Hank Green.

[@MagicMusicSbGl]

things Hank Green has done: -B.S. in biochemistry -M.S. in environmental studies -3.77m on vlogbrothers -15.3m on crash course -2.9m on PBS eons -7.8m on scishow -founded educational entertainment studio, Complexly, with John Green -stand up comedy -beat cancer -sell socks -love cereal this is only the tip of the iceberg...

[@sharonoddlyenough]

-wrote 2 fiction books -invented 2D glasses

[@MagicMusicSbGl]

thank you, thank you! almost forgot@@sharonoddlyenough

[@margicates553]

You forgot his music, and DFTBA for KZbin musicians

[@MagicMusicSbGl]

​@@margicates553 what hasn't his man done, i stg he doesnt sleep

[@ghostinafield]

- smoked weed with Anthony 6 years ago in New York

[@taylorrosepole]

I’ve followed Hank for years and I have so much love and respect for him. Absolutely great interview ❤

[@aurora_dawn123]

I wish more people approached parenthood the way Hank does..

[@osmia]

Was great listening to you talk with Hank Green

[@Mentallymuzz]

I find out something new about hank green everyday I swear. The other day I found out he was in a ska band and I was floored because his music was so good. I love this man of many talents thank u for this episode ❤️