I Asked Ages 1-100 Their Biggest Regret

[@1Scout]

Most people have no regrets because they learn from their mistakes, love that.

[@CinnamonPizza725]

Not MOST but some. (I also love that)

[@Prenso]

I have no regrets, but is scared of being homeless because i don't go to school as a 14 year old

[@lolsamet9225]

@@PrensoMay i ask why your not going to school?

[@Prenso]

@@lolsamet9225 because of some issues that makes me when i try to go, i just can’t no matter what

[@Prenso]

But tomorrow i am meeting a teacher most likely, unless i hide or something because my brain just tells me it’s dangerous or something

[@agent_wabuu]

0:45 i don’t wanna be here is crazy at 9

[@FrostbytePlayz_Adrian]

Nah word hows no one talking about this

[@Meveate]

@@Seriouslysankey your comment is a tad bit too ignorant dont you think..? i feel like others would agree

[@wolfgang1572]

@@Seriouslysankey you do know there are suic!del 9 yo...

[@tabarnliss]

@@SeriouslysankeyYou really cannot judge a book by its cover. A medical illness can affect all ages, I wish people took it more seriously because they can still get therapy at this age and get the chance to help themselves sooner than later.

[@tabarnliss]

@@A.A.A1477I am an adult who had serious depressed phases as a kid and i’m still something working on them even today (i’m going to be 20 soon). I wish I could’ve gotten therapy at this age because it’s better to act fast so it doesn’t develop even worse over age, but unfortunately people don’t take mental illness in kids seriously, when they do exist. If a kid says this we should go talk to them to really know what’s behind that, maybe they were just being edgy, but maybe there’s more to it, maybe it’s their way of coping, we never know but what we know is that mental illness can show up in every ages, every person.

[@fouewi44]

having "no regrets" tattooed on you as your biggest regret is so funny

[@John-merman]

or what joe santagato will say, “no regerts”

[@eye_cancer]

😭

[@4P3L]

3:02 btw

[@Nex41354]

"regerts"

[@jclkaytwo]

I don't think that was actually her biggest regret lol, she was just saying that she has no regrets and her tattoo is proof

[@Mayu-u1d]

My biggest regret: 1.Hurting my parents 2.not giving priority to self growth 3.trusting people blindly and thinking everyone is nice

[@bigbadlara5304]

I made life difficult for my parents when I was younger

[@observerre]

We're all humans who makes mistakes

[@observerre]

But through Jesus Christ, we can be healed and saved. He is the only truth and way, life

[@Yomamafunnierthanmine]

Hey, at least you learned. Thats the important part of life.

[@yt-sh]

@@observerre you mean Isa AS who is from middle east?

[@Aesarthur]

"[I regret] moving out of fear more than moving out of love". That hit too close home.

[@EtherealHamzeh]

I don't understand

[@itzshft]

@@EtherealHamzeh Acting in fear and treating people as if they're always out to get you. Instead of seeing the the positive of the world around you and giving life the benefit of the doubt.

[@pilky_boooi]

@@itzshft I think it also aplies to actions, like wanting to be a painter (for an example), but not doing it out of fear that you "won't get enough money"/"will be bad at it"/"dissapoint your parents" etc.

[@spoopyscaryskelebones3846]

@@itzshft yeah CPTSD is a bitch

[@BastianXify]

That is a strong statement. But, is so true.

[@LazerAzxl]

0-2 year olds: What's your biggest regret? "googoogaga"

[@zeropoint11guzman48]

Same

[@gustavoloureiro7234]

Somewhat agree

[@Loyd4798]

Fr as a former baby I can agree that is a big regret

[@BomDe_Gamesz]

That was deep bro, are you okay?

[@org_yt17]

fire

[@SilverWatercress]

I used to be really paranoid. I was so scared of dying that I forgot to live.

[@GuiDuckz]

I really like this comment

[@DanTheMan6932]

Me too

[@Lord_AB]

religion is the solution (search about islam)

[@dariangelamontana4566]

@@GuiDuckzfr

[@SaSo-mk6yh]

I will live with so much hardwork that I will want to die.

[@Nyxaris_edits]

Im impressed how he found a person from every age 1-100

[@nikitosenriching1221]

so many upvotes and no replies? let me fix that

[@Ugurleditz_2much]

Fr

[@EimysGD]

​@@nikitosenriching1221this is NOT reddit

[@nikitosenriching1221]

@@EimysGD Thanks for pointing out the obvious, Sherlock. Now that you’ve enlightened us all with your keen observation, feel free to step back into the background where your comments truly shine.

[@mrobocop1666]

@@nikitosenriching1221 yeah, definetely type of reddit pseudo-intellectual cringy answer

[@mrslasher1064]

2:50 "not having him sooner" That's the sweetest thing i've ever heard in my life,especially considering people in his age group are constantly complaining about having to do things for their kids...

[@RatLobotomy]

They way he bopped his son😭

[@Katsura_Professional_TaxEvader]

@@RatLobotomy that actually shows more love to his son

[@RatLobotomy]

@@Katsura_Professional_TaxEvader I know, it's cute

[@Fromikimo]

But the kid wouldn't be the same person

[@milanek1527]

If she had a baby sooner, then it wouldnt be him. Thats how sperm work.

[@wafwaf61]

The 9 year old…

[@AD_Rap]

Yea I hope she was joking

[@Ferran_1899]

dont worry, i dont think being born into middle class in a first world country will cause much suffering

[@NotAuxzy]

@@Ferran_1899u could be middle class and be depressed but I still think she joking

[@blu3tacos37]

nine year olds are usually very edgy and not 100% socially adept yet... i wouldnt take her seriously

[@Simplyyahh]

@@blu3tacos37yeah when I was 9 I was so dramatic I could say that I wish dinosaurs existed because I did not have pizza that day

[@Aycid_]

Bro I’m worried about that 9 year old. Hopefully it was a joke and the parents actually cared

[@infinitywatch1537]

yeah

[@ItsDelano]

Sounds like a joke Or wait hollup regretting to exist is possible, you'd regret winning that sperm race

[@Xerliskie_]

Meh

[@AD_Rap]

Yea

[@miquelmoorrees6010]

Ye

[@Cheetahhh]

As people get older, they realize regrets hold you back, and you should instead learn from your mistakes and grow. That's a lovely piece of wisdom.

[@kaxiku]

LOL GO BACK TO BRIDGE

[@stellamariefanboy.6768]

@@kaxikuif you thought that’s where it was going I think you need to chill. Not everyone is you. Clearly you went through a mental breakdown while writing that deal with it like a person. Not a coward that makes it everyone else’s problem.

[@skirdus367]

age 1: no regrets age 100: no regrets

[@RyanGosling769]

man rule

[@manishakumari5192]

and in between it was all the process, that's why elders said "Enjoy The Process".

[@leoceanburst3328]

​@@manishakumari5192True

[@blinkshot2047]

@@skirdus367 age 9: ex is tense L cry sis I was just testing peoples IQ even though I don't have one.. existential crisis

[@dddripz]

@@blinkshot2047 wtf are you saying? always the anime pfps I swear

[@ngprentee]

It’s comforting to see people with no regrets

[@isaiahquiatchon]

Unless they did something terrible and therefore they are evil "I pushed one of my classmates and they fell over and cried" "I have no regrets >:)"

[@HowToEatChihuahua]

​@@isaiahquiatchonomg that's terrible 😨 I hope I still regret that at 100

[@aaaaaa-aaa]

@@HowToEatChihuahua LOL THATS SO BAD LOL

[@tabarnliss]

yeah

[@G_Matto_shorts]

​@@HowToEatChihuahua 😂

[@Taikamuna]

Imagine seeing your mom here saying *_"Having kids..."_*

[@249_Raghad]

I felt bad and she is not even my mom 😭

[@AkiASMRofficial]

Terve! Löysin toisen suomalaisen itseni lisäksi tämän videon kommenttiosiosta

[@bla19234]

immediatly follow by doing too many drugs

[@actual_doge3221]

Its okay to regret that. Yes even if it's your own mom. There is the community here on KZbin of moms that talk about regretting having kids. Mostly because that's the social expectation, and then they feel trapped forever, overwhelmed and lied to. You guys need to check it out it's interesting

[@harshuldesai8901]

It's been a long time since I've seen one of your comments

[@olivertheswimmer976]

4:09 I’ve met the 44 year old before. I was on a trip with a youth group and we were kind of in a hurry but I played a minute bullet game of chess with him in Washington Square Park. Thought he looked familiar but it is definitely him because my group got pictures and he has the same glasses, bag, chess clock, chess pieces, and the white and red jar that is mostly cut off screen is a donation bin for kids with autism that he also had when I played him. He was a great guy, really nice and friendly. Playing him was my favorite and most memorable part of the trip.

[@duckUnknown]

Oh wow

[@neenah45]

cool

[@GabriGodd]

The fact that the 100-year-old man said he has no regrets and that he should just be honest and help others is beautiful. Everyone should be more like that.

[@smokingoose8440]

agreed

[@kLLawoB]

you just spoiled the whole thing for me

[@prismarinee]

@@kLLawoB maybe you shouldn't go straight to the comments before watching a video

[@s.sinster]

he didnt regret a second of it!

[@1001-i4y]

Thx for spoiling

[@JaceS-p4d]

17, my biggest regret was being lazy and not learning to appreciate the present when i still had it. Spent too much time trying to relive the past that, by the time the day ended, that too became another thing to relive.

[@AoH3_King]

So true, bro. Im 19, and i said the same thing. Gotta br grateful.

[@nishadh366]

Good news is you still have this moment and hopefully many more moments to put that into practice 🤍.

[@Meow-ds7pr]

U are fresh bro

[@Samurai__-iq3zi]

Brother ur 17. U r in the moment now start there

[@timcurry7061]

Bruh y'all ain't even really started in life yet. At least not as an adult yet. And something to take from aging is that every moment is precious. Not saying you have to go seize the moment and go skydiving or whatever, just learn to appreciate the variety of life. It doesn't have to feel like a grand adventure every day. That's why people meditate, so they can learn to not only enjoy silence and practicing emptying their minds, but also find inner peace in it. It almost makes things feel like they did when you were a child. Like everything is fresh because you're choosing to see it that way. Take pictures of random things and in 10 years those pictures will have immense meaning to you. Everything you do now doesn't feel like the correct thing to do because there is no correct or incorrect. There's only reality and reality is a very weird thing because technically as each second passes that is a new experience for not just you but everyone and everything that ever has or ever will exist. Don't let the state of the world or the state of your mental shape the way you see everything, that's your eyes job. ❤ I hope this all made sense. If it doesn't take some mushrooms and read it again 😂 much love ✌️

[@victoriangm7774]

Lessons from this video: - Don't live in fear, and take your opportunities when they come; do what you want to do, not what everyone else tells you to do - Stay in school - Don't stick around in toxic relationships, and nurture your good relationships - All of your mistakes are lessons to learn from! - Go easy on yourself

[@Silliously]

Don't walk around 25 years old while someone is recording or you will get attack by punishing bird

[@Redcloudsrocks]

-inb4 someone ignores the value of fear, takes dumb oppurtunities and gets scammed, does the things they want to but what they want ruins their family -stays in school but with no plans and takes on tons of debt -they're the toxic relationship and are projecting on healthy people -they see other people as their mistakes -they go so easy on themselves that they think they deserve things in life

[@Irene-sq9en]

​@@Redcloudsrocks Yes and no, because it is easier to do some things then others. Things that require effort are more difficult to overdo like staying longer for studies and taking opportunities. All those advice needs context (like every piece of advice). Thank you for giving warning but also thank you @victoriangm7774 for your comment.

[@Cheonsuu]

fools learn from past mistakes, wise learn from history-

[@kabax7790]

@@Redcloudsrocks bro woke up as a pessimist

[@gageriel]

Halfway through this video and just think it’s so interesting how so many people’s biggest regrets are the things that they didn’t do- not the things they did do. Be bold, be true, live proud. ❤️‍🔥

[@lifetraveltech3176]

I noticed that as well. A lot of success comes from action rather than inaction. That's the takeaway I got from this.

[@maddoxreddish4352]

Its nice knowing that the older you get the less bad you feel about yourself, that inner peace is somethin worth livin to get

[@导演文森吴]

Many of the ones being interviewed have coping mechanisms meaning they suffered so much they would have a mental breakdown and cry if they remembered everything. Secondary many of the ones that had the worst life’s already died leaving the ones that had better lifes being alive and being able to be interviewed. There is no reason to romanticize life itself like this when it is in fact riddled with unavoidable pain, cringy moments, absurdity and meaninglessness

[@maddoxreddish4352]

@@导演文森吴 man you must be fun at parties

[@L_Martin]

Yeah, agree with Mr Gloomy up there. The depressing conclusion about human nature is we don't want to feel bad about ourselves, or ruminate too much on our screw ups, so the older we get, we either choose to forget messed up things we did, or pretend like "I learned from all of it!" because we want to believe we're good people. Really though, in all likelihood you're just excusing yourself to make your mental load easier. Seems complacent, but then again I can't see the opposite extreme of ruminating constantly on screw ups being too helpful. I feel a certain cynicism towards some of the people in this video who claim to have no regrets or painting this rainbows and unicorns picture of their mistakes. Feels like that movie "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind". There is a purpose to feeling guilt and regret and knowing what a F up you were / are.

[@xavier7858]

⁠​⁠@@L_MartinI think that making the mental load easier isn’t a bad thing though. The guy above who’s writing the Unhappiness Manifesto is probably far less satisfied than someone who has made peace with their past - and there’s nothing wrong with that, life isn’t long enough to spend time thinking about what could have been or what mistakes we’ve made. Everything is a learning experience, even if it seems small and we might not realise it. I’d say Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind is exactly about this tbh. They decide to do it again in the end precisely because they won’t hold regrets about it this time. Even if it is painful and horrible in the end, it was worth it for the good memories. I think the movie wants us to accept the pain but hold no regrets about it, which is a good place to be.

[@dtreezy]

They are coping

[@nerture4305]

“Always be truthful and honest, and you’ll never have any regrets.” Gonna have to let that one sink in.

[@yasininn76]

LeT ThaT SiNk iN that's not how regrets work, Deborah

[@nerture4305]

@@yasininn76 I'm letting it sink in to get a better understanding of how being truthful and honest affects whether someone will have regrets. Obviously a single sentence is not going to fully describe the nature of what causes regrets in detail. What I'm getting out of it is that, if you are truthful and honest towards yourself, then you will have a better understanding of who you are, what you want and how to achieve the latter, and are therefore less likely to do things you are going to regret later. And my name is not Deborah.

[@Crypto_naruto_07]

​@@yasininn76 if you stay true to yourself, make decision from bottom of your heart, u will have no regrets. Everyone is that much intelligent to see difference between right and wrong, so those words 100 year guy said is indeed true. Be honest, be good, make good decision and u will have no regrets!

[@ariki9804]

I've found that the very first person you have to be honest and truthful to is yourself. This isn't about "telling the truth so I won't be found a liar" but more so understanding that there are things you enjoy, and that there are things that you do not want to be doing. Don't throw yourself away. And get off the train the moment you realize you don't want to be on that journey. "Don't just sit there and waste your precious time. When you want to do something, do it right away, do it when you can. It's the only way to live life without regret." I have that quote on the back of my phone hehe. Relevant to the video I guess but I'm 22. Happiness might end but I suppose that's when you get out and find a new dream. Never stop living life to the fullest for sure. As for me, I want to see a miracle in my life. But waiting for a shooting star is mid, I shall be that shooting star myself.

[@spOOkytimes]

So true. Starting out, it's hard to be authentic because you are just trying to get by and learn about yourself. But as you age, it's really important to be honest and accepting about who you are while not being afraid to to improve things about yourself and change here and there. Confidence, but not arrogance.

[@luclandfccatandaxolotllove9800]

That 16 year old was not having a good day💀

[@Srnots]

why did i think she was in her 20's

[@xannamarzx]

lol

[@R0r3-w1nn3]

16: skip dialog

[@polarbear2758]

Lol

[@dankmemer4732]

you never have a good day at 16

[@wechnia5303]

My biggest regret in life: not being able to handle myself. Especially when I was young my emotions could definitely get control over me rather than my brain. Had some bad anger issues and was very frightful and would let things said to me sit with me for days, months, years, even till right now I’m realizing. It’s a delicate, delicate balance between being too emotional and too jaded. Instead of finding a happy medium I just seem to flip flop between the two from time to time. I do my best to stay near the middle, though.

[@jedimaster-fk6zq]

The nine year old made me cry. Reminded me of 7 year old me. Hopefully they have someone that is there tp support them and help them out

[@asadd2]

8:54 is a VERY good advice: choose what you want to do and work appropriately to get it

[@maranathasam]

The best advice: follow Jesus

[@neolbioldey]

​@@maranathasamThe best advice: Follow the path that your heart sets out for you. Whether Jesus is in your heart or not.

[@animeminians7451]

Amen ​@@maranathasam

[@Minexorek]

Very often you will get so extremely bored of that path, or you will see a better path, or that path will end because of changes in economy. It's not that easy.

[@KMFDM_Kid2000]

@@maranathasam You mean the worst advice. No one accomplished anything talking to the ceiling. Mythology has no bearing on accomplishing anything but gullibility.

[@Sohcahtoa14]

I love how wise 28 was then 29 just says “dying my hair red”

[@Mynameishassan0]

Losing ur soul

[@e64x]

@@Mynameishassan0 LoL a ginger joke jeez been a while since last one

[@The_One_Wolf]

​@@e64x Become a ginger

[@The_One_Wolf]

​@@e64x Become a ginger

[@e64x]

@@The_One_Wolf encouraging people to suicide isn't cool man i don't wanna loss my soul !

[@Jack_LM1]

0:10 their biggest regret is not taking the mic

[@babyperi6821]

Ye

[@arsonzartz]

as a previous sipover fan, its nice to see you doing things you enjoy. keep being you.

[@JacobRamos-fd4eb]

wait hes sipover?

[@larsvogels785]

Yea i thought the voice was familiar

[@WolfKing25]

That's sipover??? Wow

[@HotDogSoup1]

YOO ive been warching sipover before he had 50k subs this is awesome

[@Bloxstrosity6209]

no way

[@baukepoelsma]

"Always be truthful and honest, and you'll never have any regrets." That's probably one of the best advices somebody can give you. Don't steal, deceive, lie, or pretend, be honest about what you want and why you want it, ALSO to yourself, and you'll have everything you want to be happy and fulfilled.

[@mkj21]

I so totally agree. This man is very inspiring

[@EdinoRemerido]

You do miss a lot of opportunities when your honest.

[@TheDawracik1]

Nah, you have to lie to survive modern society. Just have to develop the ability to lie without regret, and don't lie without necessity.

[@Ervinabrahamian]

​@@TheDawracik1You're very wrong, but you're also still young.

[@PenguinWithaCrown]

4:57 who made bro mad 💀

[@wyshsndnsms8096]

“That's right Ryan I regret this Interview"

[@wyshsndnsms8096]

#PENGUINSWILLBEINMINECRAFT #DONTBACKDOWNTEAMPENGUIN #STOPTHEMOVEVOTE2024 #STOLVOTINGFORTHEWRONGMOBS

[@lumine0616]

bro's answer was WILD💀💀

[@noelrakman9641]

he's right tho, now the world is seeing how much of an asshole he is xD

[@vectorrondon5852]

His demeanor screams pretentious superiority complex, and his face is punchable. I know he’s joking but he reminds me of someone that is what I’ve just described

[@dookeland8]

7:09 is profound, it’s fine to have regrets but the most important thing is forgiving yourself so they don’t weigh you downs

[@Yee-TeX]

2:18 Bro got attacked by birds in the background

[@karolczak223]

LMAO

[@Shamil-lw4lr]

do you think we are blind?

[@Hatomix]

​@@Shamil-lw4lr Seems like I am blind then, didn't notice it before he pointed it out

[@FunnyRedemption]

​@@Shamil-lw4lrNo, but you surely are.

[@Prolificx]

@@Shamil-lw4lr Not everyone is so observant that they look at every detail in the background when there is a person in the forefront speaking, I noticed it but it's common sense that EVERYONE is not going to notice it be reasonable

[@PuppyFamilyGymnastics]

9:27 crying rn😭 My great grandma lived till 100 she was healthy like him… she got covid… died a few weeks ago She had such a wonder full personality.

[@jasonvictorin9601]

sorry for your loss❤

[@SeaNwach]

Sorry for the passing of your relative

[@PuppyFamilyGymnastics]

@@jasonvictorin9601 ty

[@PuppyFamilyGymnastics]

@@SeaNwach ty

[@planetariumXO]

Sorry for your loss bro 😭

[@Extreme-PCIe-Cable]

One of my biggest regrets was when I was 11. I had a huge falling out with my mom, I sweared at her, talked trash about her, and was generally pretty distant if we weren't arguing. I was always the one that initiated the arguments, and she was so, so stressed throughout that entire period. It lasted throughout the entirety of 5th grade. Nothing I ever say or do will express how sorry I am and how thankful I am that she is my mother. She mostly bought me everything I wanted, and was and still is always caring and kind. I was never spanked or hit by her, either.

[@oreoslush]

Your mom would want you to use it as a learning experience and not dwell over it, just show how much you’ve truly learned :) coming from my mom

[@thatgirlAngelicaa]

I completely relate to you except i never trash talk abt my mom and even if we did have a fight we usually make up in like a few hours

[@Katsura_Professional_TaxEvader]

W mother the goat (if i did the same thing with my mother i would be completely vaporized)

[@Evyy_draws]

It must be good if you actually realized you made a mistake

[@DogDogGodFog]

I mean, if she's still alive, then it's possible for her to forgive you

[@BRoseThomas]

This is so underrated. It's beautiful! The amount of effort you had to put in for this 10 minute video, man. That's really great!

[@tonof.c.1397]

*26yo here.* Biggest regrets? Doing things that make me miserable for other people sake. Don't do that. Put yourself first. Be kind and empathic, but never miserable...

[@o_penguins]

But do put your time into people that you feel are helping you grow and become a better person. 👍

[@NotMyDad272]

Can't wait for everyone to rush in calling you selfish wooooh hell yeahhh!!1!

[@TristanDaChristian]

That’s horrible advice bro

[@kidfromthe7]

​@@TristanDaChristian How is it horrible, you want to be someone's pet all day or no? Your choice.

[@ifykyk679]

Depends on the situation id say.

[@gumometry]

50yr biggest regret "not buying bitcoin and getting married"

[@Joseph_mohaz]

You can still get married

[@tommypop73]

but no one would like to marry a 50 year old man

[@NotxbossThexbot]

​@@tommypop73there's someone for everyone, you just have to find them

[@matheuscabral9618]

@@tommypop73 a 50 year old woman would

[@LearnTheCode5734]

@@matheuscabral9618no not true

[@jordans415]

i used to be full of regret, but i recently learned how to change that regret into building on myself. i think im a much better person now because of that

[@Depression_getsMe]

Yay something postive and agreeable.

[@Jaygoal]

Ok Zuko🔥

[@graceliu4903]

W comment 🔥

[@mrwahoo9708]

Hell yeah keep going!

[@buzzsburner.8286]

all the young kids regret doing something, while the old people regret never doing something they loved

[@SALTZENTERTAINMENT]

4:56 “This interview” 💀💀💀

[@BRGyt]

fr lol

[@mazewindstudios255]

lmao that was brutal 🗿

[@o_penguins]

I’m your 400th like!

[@You_Ate_My_Soap]

@@o_penguinsreported for spam

[@ictoan]

@@o_penguinsbro is a truly experienced Bot

[@cherylbenton7107]

That little girl who said her biggest regret was existing broke my heart. I just want to hug her and talk to her to help her through whatever is so distressing her . 😢

[@squineod710]

nothings wrong , i tink she just means life is hard

[@Lifon316]

kindergarden was distressing her

[@LovedLamb]

I used to look like her just darker skin color and the bullying is real it makes one suicidal or read to do to bullies what victims did to Bobby Kent.

[@cherylbenton7107]

@@LovedLamb I'm so sorry that you were bullied, the pain from that lasts a long time. I was bullied as well, though not to a dire extent. I hope you now have a peaceful life filled with love and joy. 💜

[@JJOrange]

I can relate

[@MeGaaLiar]

2:50 That's a god damn father right there..😁

[@shoyaibbin387]

That's cute af bruh..😭

[@animeturnMMD]

Yeah he is, he may not really feel like that, but it is the responsability of the adult to take care of the child and if he keeps up the good work, who knows maybe life and its own son will retribute the good action.

[@gecostyle6369]

2:05 THREE LEGGED DOG IN THE BACKGROUND!!! THEYRE SO CUTE

[@christianalvarez9168]

I saw it too

[@lysalaos]

I spit out my water

[@Knight_cheeps]

AWWWWW

[@Mr_Tenxzo]

1:04 the shirt💀

[@LobsterCameramanProductions]

Admit it’s facts

[@forceghostyoda5730]

I see it everywhere

[@AV_Kaos0979]

That’s Danny Duncan merch

[@BlueJay551]

I have that shirt 😭

[@BehnamAshur]

you cant be talking, look at your profile. emo kid, depressed

[@TherealDCAvenger]

At the beginning of the video I was feeling sorry for myself thinking of all my regrets but by the end I realized life is both too long and too short to have regrets, everything you do is just experience to do better Thank you for the education

[@Bclle128]

My biggest regret is not doing school and not living for Christ earlier

[@xSoporific1]

that 9 year old...is she alright?

[@JeyC_]

She has a rainbow shirt. Prolly got that s**cid*l and depressed mentality from her parents Hope she finds happiness and purpose in life.

[@Ekkoo1117]

No, i dont think she wants to be here.

[@ImLinkonRBLX]

No, i dont think she wants to be existing

[@SRGFyt]

Being 9 and having existential crisis is alarming.

[@JodBless]

No, she's definitely not. It's not a normal thing to say for a 9yo at all and her parents should definitely be alarmed

[@jonathanlewis6146]

It's so interesting that some people regret not doing the things that others regret doing. Goes to show there's no right or wrong way to live, there's just life.

[@Lobby4L4bby]

Bro the 24 year old had so psychotic laugher 💀💀💀

[@VAL-TORR]

nah, he got that goofy ahhio ahio ahio

[@Joseph_mohaz]

Fr😂

[@adnhz7]

@@VAL-TORRThis kids a droid still saying goofy ahio

[@Apersonsidk]

bro sounded like annoying orange with hat goofy ahh laugh

[@GC_Reactionz]

dont be a judger

[@ineedmorestuff]

Love this style of video! Everything was on point and I loved the contentment from those who have walked through life. Very encouraging when the world seems daunting!

[@metarex000]

0:44 "Probably existing? I dont wanna be here" I understand that girl so well 🥲

[@domi4231]

na u dont really understand, even your probably in the same situation. However you just dont want to be in the situation you are in. Keep on going :)

[@sussybaka4910]

@@domi4231 They probably have same opinion on life, as i have myself. If you don't live - you don't struggle. No matter how much good things do you have in life, you still struggle with something, so just not existing at all is much easier. Simple.

[@lewissteward65]

@@sussybaka4910btw that struggle doesn’t just disappear you transfer it to others

[@SpaceCatUniverse]

​@@domi4231Maybe he does understand, if you don't know, be careful what you say.

[@sussybaka4910]

@@lewissteward65 I know. I rather mean not existing at all, like i was never even born. No one would cry, no one would even know

[@Jello_yumyum]

28 and 78 hit hard. I haven’t finish the video yet but it just touch my heart. I forgot that you can learn from your mistakes because of how overwhelming life can be. I am glad they reminded me

[@akileas5537]

my biggest regret is neglecting the time I spend with my grandpa before he got alzheimer

[@Jackson-ld1eo]

May God Bless Your Grandpa with longevity and Joy. Amen🙏🙏❤️❤️✝️✝️👑👑😇😇

[@Katsura_Professional_TaxEvader]

he turned into kiruma souichi the goat 👽 (srsly i hope he enjoys the rest of his life)

[@akileas5537]

@@Katsura_Professional_TaxEvader first of, I don’t know who that is secondly, bro this is not funny

[@moonlitSapphire3691]

But you do have memories with him right. Stay by side now too even if he doesn't remember. I hope you find peace

[@mondhoffman]

Yes! I think I could slow my grandmothers dementia if I'd spend more time with her. But I was too young to know

[@JayMustachio]

great video michael! love seeing your improvement! 🥰

[@Sohcahtoa14]

i know right? Richard is such a good youtuber

[@RandomContent-tn9qe]

yea, bartholomew makes such good videos

[@sixtysource]

same, gregory is so good

[@Bedrockpanda-yw2jo]

Fr, Jim makes the best content.

[@Yapftl]

I love Robert's content

[@BloodyBeetle]

8:28 SHE LOOKS SO MUCH YOUNGER WHAT- surely she looks at least 55-60 she doesn’t even sound 90 That’s wild..!

[@elizabethrose644]

she looks about 70.

[@umershaikh7179]

Definitely not 55-60 tf… she looks 75 ish minimum

[@deathstalker8851]

She looks 80 to 90 tf r u on about

[@actual_doge3221]

No dude she looks younger

[@washington___]

What's the reason behind it

[@anonymous-nd104]

It’s crazy how u would think that older ppl probably have more regrets since they lived longer, when it’s actually the opposite, I mean it rlly does teach us that everything we go thro is like an a important part of our story that we learn from and is just as valuable

[@vishnut6333]

9 year prolly feels that way because kids might pick on her at school or something. Hopefully she gets the help she needs.

[@RedPen-pm7pj]

Blud you don’t know if it was a joke or not💀

[@shan1a_t]

@@RedPen-pm7pjwe don’t know if they’re being lying either.

[@HogBurger]

I mostly feel like its some quirky “haha i hate my life” type of joke based on how she didn’t seem genuinely down. But depressed people do hide their sadness quite often, so if she really feels that way, i hope she gets help.

[@aspiraal]

@@HogBurgersome people have different types of trying to hide emotions, some people pretend it’s a joke, some smile.

[@milkbeforecerealuwu]

people don’t realize that kids can have feelings too

[@ZeKermet]

Once we're in our 40s, it will be spending too much time online

[@joseluis5055]

I'm already regretting it

[@crayonzii]

for sure :(

[@DedGhostGirl]

Haha I’m only 16 and I’m already regretting it XD it really messed up my mental health and partially my physical health too. My current mental state is indicative of the way I have been chronically online throughout my developing years, I was practically raised by the internet and now I’m trying to distance myself from it, like a loving to abusive parent. I’ve spent so many days and nights of my youth in this digital world.

[@mrlaser7580]

​@Sijinx I'm 16 and spent a lot of time online in my childhood, and I still do. However, I don't nessasarily see it as a bad thing, for the most part I've shifted from watching KZbin and anime to reading light novels and non-fictional. The really important thing is that I now have someone thing I'm passionate about (philosophy) as well as making sure I genuinely enjoy my time reading light novels, wheras, when I first got into them it was more for a lack of something better to do. Just make sure that it isn't preventing you from gaining more experience in life and your set. I'm personally lucky that I've lived such a varied life growing up, from public to private to homeschooling and then moving country and learning another language while attending school in Serbia. Anyway I'm a unique case so if you have a different idea for how you would prefer to live then go for it. I would probably recommend reading ethics of ambiguity if you get the chance since it's available online, it was the first philosophy book I read and has honestly helped me tremendously.

[@ZeKermet]

@mrlaser7580 what a very unique experience As a recently turned 17 year old in the United States, there are definitely benefits and drawbacks to the internet. What you say is very true even to me, since I've used the internet to really broaden my views on a lot of things (like history, modern geopolitics, philosophy to a degree), and I've gained skills like video editing for my channel and coding that I'm sure will help in the future. However, spending this much time online made me feel like an outcast in my high school (a little less in my college experience) and I can't relate to anyone there since I'm genuinely not interested in what they talk about most of the times. Though I don't regret it, if I had used electronics less over the years, I would have had a bigger social circle since I would spend more time integrating myself to my school and participating in more events. However, due to my current interests from my electronic usage (not social media) rather than ones that would have been developed starting many years ago with a different life experience, I simply can't find others with similar core values and interests.

[@ichangedmyusernamebecausei2551]

I’m 22 and I’m going to graduate college in the upcoming spring. I regret wasting a lot of my teenage years just staying home and playing video games. For my past 3 years in college, I regret not joining a club and not talking to more people. I would’ve had more friends and maybe a girlfriend by (I never had a girlfriend in my life). I also regret not starting a healthy diet earlier and getting in shape. It’s September now and I have until May to get over or remove some of these regrets. Your 20s are apparently supposed to be the best years of most people’s lives. My 20s so far have just been boring. But I realized nothing will get done if I just sit down and regret and complain. I started a serious diet a few months ago and now in decent shape. I’m also socializing more and trying to talk to more people now. So far it’s going ok even though it hasn’t been that long yet. But it’s better late than never.

[@washyourhands]

Covid didn't help y'all, either. Thankfully, being in your 20s doesn't end when you graduate. Wherever you go next, try and be proactive on those friendships and experiences. Invite people out, get contact info early, ask questions, and challenge yourself to speak to a wide variety of people. You can meet some wonderful people and love the time spent out of your home, studies, and work time. 3rd spaces are great, too, even if they're a bit harder to find. That could be something like gyms, social groups, interest clubs, art studios, group classes, or whatever interests you. Don't show up expecting to be a part of everyone's lives immediately and especially not expecting to find a partner. Take the time to learn and love the space, get to know the people, and then put yourself out there, too. Good luck out there, mate. - someone a few years from where you are

[@aliya4688]

Thank u for sharing all of these stuff, got reassured too as 18yo

[@anju5124]

​@@washyourhandsYou are on point about that covid time. I missed college. Was my best classmates!

[@Pumba4Life]

dam bro it’s scary how fast life goes by, enjoy your time man enjoy it

[@nicktaylor81]

Thank you Ryan for another positive influential video! You are doing the good work that a lot of us need and enjoy seeing happen! Please keep moving forward buddy! You’re awesome and doing awesome things!

[@rei76470]

The age 9 kid is ahead of her time

[@actual_doge3221]

Yes, finally someone who gets it

[@gilnahnu]

I feel bad for Gen alpha kids I feel like parents are so neglectful for them, they just hand them a iPad and don’t even teach them how to fricking read which is why a lot of them struggle at school

[@thinkingintrovert2350]

Prolly got bullied 😢 parents need to teach their kids

[@calebdecastro913]

0:19 *”Did you wish you didn’t pee on the floor?”*

[@moey.188]

😂😂😂😂

[@TheAll-TerrainCricketBird]

@@calebdecastro913 yeah

[@shwetaveer1149]

When your comment poped up the duologue appeted😂😅😅

[@Pengin-yg1qx]

Snitch

[@babyperi6821]

Ha

[@jocysatu1038]

7:15 She sounds like she forgave everything that gave her every feeling no matter what it is.

[@legendroh349]

4:56 bro didn't even hasitated 💀☠️😂

[@Finedrawingandart]

Yea 😂😂

[@random.guy_1]

He must be fun at parties😂

[@Steef_Lee]

I can’t even fathom it being possible to live life with no regrets. I have a hard time trusting anyone that says they have no regrets.

[@chalronbjork4766]

The 9 year olds comment was sad. I hope life gets better for her. 9 year olds should be enjoying life, not regretting their existence.

[@infinitywatch1537]

yeah

[@Ranamo_]

​@@Animelover15606 "i think"

[@wiebelvr8008]

​@@Animelover15606that isnt a normal joke for a 9yr old

[@MrslavXD]

9 year olds are edgy and Phone addicted nowadays it’s their problem

[@UserSOF0]

you can't say what people should or shouldn't do its okay to regret existence

[@FT-xy7ex]

8:00 - That grandma is so damn pretty, She must be a dream girl when young.

[@Garpblarp]

This has good editing, you deserve more subscribers bro

[@Superduperboy29]

his old channel has about 2 million subs

[@St4rs__0f1cial-hp7lu]

8:19 she looks wayyyy too good for 90 years old 🙏

[@heyheyitshaze]

2:28 Age 28 guy is real asf

[@Hulofon171]

Real

[@madisparkles]

Love the men & women who said something about raising their kids, good to reflect on it and do better for their grandkids

[@Isaacchimfwembe]

3:27 The Bird knew that was not cool.

[@Killerwale-hk4wy]

Actually asked this question to my grandmothers aunt when she was still alive. She said she regrets not spending more time enjoying the beautifull earth for someone who lived 112 years and only the last 7 of those were spent in elderly care. But she never left Europe, I feel that. It's not that she didn't do nothing. She did a ton, from being a great grandaunt for my father, to staying healthy and active, advocating against climate change and joining the resistance during WW2. She had a busy life, but never managed to make it further from home than Germany, England and France.

[@georgelaura4077]

There’s no point in having regrets because you can’t change what you’ve done in the past, but you can choose how you’ll move on from it in the future.

[@Aymen19827]

Then what if your past keeps repeating it self in the future Like doing the same mistakes again for example

[@PParsa]

​@@Aymen19827that's why you have to learn from your mistakes.

[@Aymen19827]

@@PParsa learning from them dosen't always mean you will stop doing the same mistake also mistakes are just an example here could be somthing else like factors out of your control

[@riisaskam8731]

Well, I want to thank you for this video that arrived in my feed today ; I've been questioning my last choices like "should I really stay in the university?", "Am I good enough to do this?", "Why do I feel rejected by people?" and so, and I feel like I got some answers to my questions and it feels good. I just need to remember that when I come to feel depressed again ❤

[@Iosif350]

7:09 Best one in my opinion, it relly maked me appreciate life more😢😊

[@commentor_acc]

53 is a very savage man 4:57

[@V_ChessGuy]

yeah !

[@olaf-chan-728]

he slays

[@PParsa]

he's just like my dad who is also 53

[@etheriousjackal5577]

The early 20's ones are so accurate for my biggest regret Which is taking my major without any proper research and now I'm stuck studying a subject I don't like instead of being brave enough to take that leap and following my dream

[@GagetWhale]

is not to late to follow your dreams

[@bigwig252]

If your still in your 20s then it is definitley not to late to study what you want. Many people don't finish studying until they are nearing their 30s. Some even later than thatm

[@bigwig252]

If your still in your 20s then it is definitley not to late to study what you want. Many people don't finish studying until they are nearing their 30s. Some even later than that.

[@MeekfrostRetr0]

Very powerful video! When you are young, you arent aware of the world , as you grow you begin to observe everything around you, thats when worrying takes place and when you reach a certain old age, you start to realize that you cant fix your mistakes because its in the past, so you go on with te experience.

[@mamadukh]

0:40 bro looks like his father so much 😂

[@wishiagen]

"Probably existing" I'm sorry WHAT-

[@AlexAnder-bh1dg]

She probably just being edgy

[@Lezduit1]

@@AlexAnder-bh1dg nah it's facts

[@potatoisgoodnotacherry]

​@@Lezduit1nah, that's false. Clearly you are doing something wrong if you feel like that.

[@Lezduit1]

@@potatoisgoodnotacherry Nope, everybody else is

[@potatoisgoodnotacherry]

@@Lezduit1 well, if you agree, then touch grass. That's all I can say.

[@mg6641]

The 100 y. o. has such a clear mind. Good. 👍🍀 Best wishes!!!

[@Daesma999]

yeah, so far no regrets, 22. I live by the quote: "If you begin to regret, you'll dull your future decision and let others make your choices for you. All that's left for you then is to die. Nobody can foretell the outcome. Each decision you make holds meaning only by affecting your next decision."

[@bnbcraft6666]

7:37 poor lady 🥺

[@RealDreadmania]

This video is a good way to snap back into reality. Really makes you think about your life choices

[@squineod710]

shows you that, whether we want to admit it or not, we ARE all in this together. there are 7.9 billion people on this earth, and if we dont learn how to get along and stop hurting each other and the earth, its gonna be painful for all of us

[@alissonbruh]

i should ask to my grandparents about their biggest regrets, btw nice video.

[@N1K1745]

Most people have no regrets because in reality the majority that had them have probably died from grief. So it's better to let go of any regrets while you still can

[@CrazyJC5]

I feel like the videos been getting tighter, the editing is much stronger and the themes of the video is far more consistent. I think you should probably better manage your music to make it not so stock and energic. I think the emotional scenes could be stronger nearing the end if the music didn't come off so cheesy but the sctucture of the video being so fun to goofy, to fairly sad with a low, to uplifting at the end with the process as you rapid fire was great. I think it was a really strong editing choice with the no regrets always being in every age group, and within the video itself you see that response grow more and more to sink the final part of the video hook line and sinker!

[@snomroms4749]

2:50, cutest father son duo

[@vincentopperman1420]

1:19 as an 17 year old I fully felt that ,glad I’m not the only one

[@WardenIsAngry]

So sweet as they got older they were more wholesome like we went from "I wish I didn't exist" to "My responsibility right now is be a good example of faith"

[@Elmo27-]

9:20 that’s a wise man

[@Knightgang5431]

I mean he's 100 years old

[@Elmo27-]

@@Knightgang5431yeah good point

[@AbdulRehmanTahir-wy7cl]

That majestic video is criminally underrated! It should have millions of views! Just imagine how effort he took to make this video!

[@mr_mattone3379]

"This is the number one rule for your set In order to survive, gotta learn to live with regrets On the rise to the top, many drop, don't forget In order to survive, gotta learn to live with regrets This is the number one rule for your set In order to survive, gotta learn to live with regrets And through our travels we get separated, never forget In order to survive, gotta learn to live with regrets"

[@smhashimnasser5619]

"always be truthful and honest and you'll never have any regrets" amazing advice I will try to hold onto as a 29 Yr old

[@stormern05]

this helped me quite a bit, my grandfather died 2 days ago, so thinking he also had no regrets is kind of soothing

[@alluseri]

the 9 year old is such a mood

[@LobsterCameramanProductions]

Depression ain’t a mood

[@archux_]

being edgy with having a single digit age is not a mood it's just a phase

[@LobsterCameramanProductions]

@@archux_ bro when I was 9 I was still drawing in coloring books, let alone denying my own existence 😭🙏

[@TheMenaceHimself2006]

​@@LobsterCameramanProductions Blawg does NOT know how moods work. Ong emotions or lack thereof is a foreign concept to this damn robot. 🗣️🔥💯💀

[@LobsterCameramanProductions]

@@TheMenaceHimself2006 you’re the one who sounds like a robot. + a mood is temporary

[@SatlaSquad]

My biggest regret is confusing having fun with people and having people make fun of me during elementary school. I am currently 16 and I am much wiser, this actually made me have less interactions with people and ruined my self confidence.

[@Everythinz]

glad that you figured it our early on

[@Shikamaru-nara-h3re]

Same but I'm 18

[@samy7342]

Same, I'm still figuring out out and I'm 21

[@KossiValentin]

Same im 13 tho…

[@ITgirlSn]

im 17 and this is and was my life

[@nikhilreddy8550]

My biggest regret is being too critical of myself. I used to fear failing and used to think everyone around me are experts. As I grew older, I realized everyone makes mistakes and many folks bs their way through things. I just want to give a hug to my younger self and say "Relax, life is all about hits and misses. You learn from the misses and confidence from the hits and move on".