MILITARY HEALTH CHECKS

DAY 883 // 12TH AUGUST 2015
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[@duffthepsych]

Man thank you for sharing your phone with them like that. It was just so... human.

[@ManofWater]

Duff The Psych very humbling

[@cronaldo2950]

When the kids passed around the phone to say something about themselves almost put me into tears!

[@alyssaaakate]

Bailey Bennett-Cohen me too

[@jessfromnewy]

Bailey Bennett-Cohen Me too! They are such beautiful people.

[@TheJttv]

alyssaaakate i could use some captions but from what i could understand it was very moving.

[@rachel-ob8fb]

Bailey Bennett-Cohen lols I'm over here crying. They're inspiring and it was so moving

[@katea2046]

I'm here literally crying.

[@CookingwithKarma]

What precious little angels. I would be a bloody mess if I was there. I would want to bring them all home with me. Kids of today don't know how lucky they are. A lot of them need to watch this video!

[@GeorgiexoxoTV]

YES! Louis this video was so beautiful. One of my favourites from you yet! I can't wait to follow the rest of the journey xo

[@TehStormOG]

CookingwithKarma kids of today? more like all kids that have ever grown up in first world countries

[@CookingwithKarma]

§aturn That's true! But when I was a child we didn't have laptops, mobiles etc. We made mud pies, played marbles and rode bikes (yes I'm old!!). I did the 40hr famine a few times through school. I just feel that it's a lot different in today's society. But yes, all children should be aware.

[@TehStormOG]

I'm 19, I grew up the same way but its unfair to say "kids of today" as if they are different than any other kids of any other era because they're not

[@lookatmycloset]

+§aturn yes they are, they grow up on social media and newer technology alot of what us older generation did not have. totally different world

[@KaylaKempers]

One of my favourite things about you Louis, is that you go everywhere you can no matter what. Many people wouldn't even go to places like that because of disease and lack of "tourist attractions", but I'm proud and happy that we can all see the REAL world through your videos :) keep doing what you're doing

[@KaylaKempers]

Kayla Kempers and this video just simply made me really happy

[@rosekilledjack]

I agree.

[@Felipe_nomade]

Yeah I missed these kind of vlogs, thanks for sharing Louis

[@linusfotograf]

***** Are you one of those people who have to find cynicism in everything?

[@mehdinijay6284]

Kayla Kempers actually the only reason that's stoping me from going places is money

[@Dan-rl8qk]

I nearly got emotional when the kid on the phone video said he lost his father and he can't go to school

[@justfranceee]

me too..

[@Dan-rl8qk]

Franciaa R it's only the beginning unfortunately of an emotional journey

[@TheStolzes]

Daniel Spier same, so sad

[@sydneystek6242]

Dang it hit me hard. I had some tears.

[@adam999444]

Which one? 😯

[@tonye8917]

Wow hearing them kids talking about them selfs made me really think

[@leotorresco5523]

Sometimes putting my problems in perspective makes me appreciate what I have. These people have lost entire villages of their families and friends and I'm here complaining cause my car don't have AC. traveling is such an eye opening experience. Thanks Louis. :)

[@parsabahri]

So true man but one thing that I really loved about the people there was that even with all that stuff that has happened to them they were still trying to be positive and dancing and all. Hope things get better for them all! Thanks Louis for this amazing vlog. This really was inspiring and emotional!

[@KnJFam]

yea for real I just came from NY and left my nee jeans and I was mad but my problems don't compare

[@thomasrainbow]

+leotorresco It's so true! Even if you can't travel like Louis everyone should travel at least once a year and not necessarily to touristy places. I've been and would much rather go to the jungles of central america or eastern europe than Hawaii or Belize.

[@TheHoaxHotel]

It just said "hot" when he pointed the thermometer at Raya. Seems to be working fine.

[@njahfilms]

Such a good idea to give the children the camera to speak to! Inspiring young individuals! it's such a shame they don't have the same opportunities, the ones we take for granted. I will always wish for a world of equal opportunity and lifestyle, amazing video.

[@Masterine]

Loving the new music and editing vibe. Keep it up louis!

[@TheStolzes]

James Huang the music was epic :)

[@LarssonKelly]

I love how he edited the video to change with the beat of the music, looks great:)

[@LucasVanderBartlett]

It's quite rare to feel a real connection to videos when you are sitting at your home computer or tucked up in bed but when you passed your phone around it felt really real and I think it perfectly captured the emotion. This has to be one of the best blogs I have ever seen it had real substance, I think you will have got through to more people in this one video than 99% of videos on KZbin!

[@ozzap]

I love how Louis takes his success and blessings and gives back. Not just by giving money because that is so easy. He gives back by dedicated actual time to reach people from less fortunate places. I don't see these big KZbinrs doing this. Too busy chatting garbage in their bedrooms.

[@VivienneGucwa]

This made me cry. So moving. Thank you for doing this Louis. What incredible vlogging. Seriously.

[@ayshabee8603]

This is so inspiring. The way they have nothing and are so happy and the way they have big goals and aspirations despite the harsh circumstances. Just goes to show how we are so ungrateful for the things we have and the way we take health, wealth and education for granted.

[@iDreamDance]

Wow the phone videos really hit hard... really good of you to spread this awareness around.

[@Lady.AnnAmavi]

i have 3 kids that i suport every month. ive been doing that since i was 17 and started to work. i am right now 34 and suported 6 kids in there study. 4 of them are now working in the law..and 2 are teachers. a few weeks ago i got 3 new kids. very proud of you showing that kids there have a future but need our suport!! so much childeren there growing up without parents fighting for staying alive and taking care of there little brothers and sisters. i allmost started to cry when that boy said that his father passed away. meaning his mother is also dead and has no one that can take care of him. meaning he cant go further with his working future. we have so much. we can give.

[@oscarharris1434]

Good for you, keep it up!

[@winnieasumpta4157]

Annemiek Esman You're awesome. Thank you

[@afi1089]

Louis logic : covers head to avoid rain... Didnt cover camera 😂😂

[@masterofterific]

Maybe its water proof

[@afi1089]

Joshua Mahabir maybe

[@HainesMae07]

i think it might have been his gopro! or maybe his camera is waterproof haha

[@EJCTV_]

I almost cried watching these beautiful kids

[@tarapickering832]

when you gave those kids your phone was just amazing

[@MUuulerOriginal]

Ok, that editing with the music at the beginning was simply awesome!

[@dylanhaselhoff2190]

Those personal stories make me dread going to school so much less.

[@CandJ1000]

when you want to watch a funforlouis video before bed and it comes out right as your closing your eyes lol

[@Iguanamoose]

I was up until 1 AM waiting for this, and it did not disappoint!! Great vlog!

[@b-dogt-dog2832]

It is like 4 where I live just came back from school

[@reagan9918]

It's 2:27 now but it was 1 an hour ago seems we live close

[@lp3567]

Same

[@b-dogt-dog2832]

pm

[@tailor4636]

Damn Louis, this is really inspirational. I feel like a big brat even tho literally all my life I've been taught to be grateful and considerate of others but this makes me feel so blessed. You really know how to show a situation to the fullest.

[@MrShadowoftheSon]

Loved the personal focus on the locals. Amazing to see such hope and happiness in those children.

[@FreshCreativeApparel]

So many of us regret the things we have....thank you for sharing this Louis the passing around the phone part was the best! Please do more

[@daddychill69420]

Although I don't support world vision as an organisation, I can see these videos raising vital awareness. gg louis.

[@saintsrow957]

How come you don't support them?

[@daddychill69420]

Only a very small percentage of the money donated reaches the people in need of it.

[@saintsrow957]

+TK M8 how do you know this? Just curious

[@DtotheAtotheNtotheI]

***** Hold up there! You ASSUME it isn't different from others! I know there are many, but you literally can see and hear, that this organisation does its job very well.

[@sophiehannahsmith]

Isn't that a problem with the corruption though, not with the charity?

[@shannonogilvie4113]

When you gave them your phone and they said their bit honestly was so nice to hear all about it as you don't really get to see that everyday!

[@lucysushi1]

They aim so high it's amazing. It makes me sad that we take education for granted.

[@newyorkdiscoveries7003]

This video made me cry. Thank you for raising awareness. Real honest not polluted by the media awareness. Beautiful thank you.

[@Mikeisnotsosmooth]

I couldn't help but chuckle at Raya's subtle stepping-back at 6:09 :')

[@FabFunty]

+Mikeisnotsosmooth You had to step back from the dance floor when a better one shows up or you have to battle, and Raya had clearly no chance. LOL The unwritten rules of dance battles

[@kristenmadsen6234]

Louis, the fact that you're using your platform to share other people's stories and raise awareness for causes like this is inspiring and a rarity here on KZbin. Thank you for doing what you do. :)

[@serwarystyled4156]

I feel so grateful for what I have. Thanks for the reminder Louis.

[@andreaorta9794]

I think out of all the youtubers Louis does the most for others like supporting causes around the world.

[@heathersmith3074]

it makes me so happy that you're doing incredible things Louis just like in this vlog. I wish so much I could help more than what I do now (which I sadly admit, isn't near enough). when those kids took turns talking about themselves, I was close to tears. I hope they all lead a happy life no matter what the outcome :)

[@MrSlyGamer]

When that woman felt the music and danced, it was beautiful! She just went with what she wanted to and I feel really happy to have witnessed that (albeit through a video). Also the teenagers passing around the phone... Tears pooled in my eyes. Wow.

[@Bambiivlogs]

The editing in this video was amazing! Perfectly timed to the beat :) Keep it up!

[@WolfieRaps]

i cried when you gave the kids the phone 😳

[@pooltables101]

Louis your vlogs and travels are amazing!

[@smallworld122]

I sometimes forget how I take so much for granted. It's nice to see videos like this that puts life in a whole new perspective. So much respect goes to Louis for helping out.

[@natashagoldberg4882]

To be honest I think this was one of your coolest vlogs 😀

[@ThereseEtoka]

This is making me homesick and I'm proud that you're going to Africa as not only a tourist, but to help, so thank you.

[@mej974]

So much injustice in Africa, its hard to see a bright future for them.

[@briann2571]

Jay Wilkinson i see a bright future for Africa and other continents cause what the situation they are in its temporary

[@sneakerset]

Jay Wilkinson One of the key components to a better future will be the improvement of the supply of potable water in the West African nations. I might suggest: Bring Water to Africa's Poor / Africa Renewal Online. It's a one page read, and offers some insights on the various NGO efforts to provide safe drinking water at a community level.

[@SmileForRianne]

also, don't support the countries with money but with giving them education. That is something a lot of organisations don't get I think.

[@sneakerset]

SmileForRianne I might suggest: Can Matt Damon Bring Clean Water to Africa ? / Fast Company. It's a pretty interesting read on his behind-the-scenes efforts at providing the loan guarantees for small communities that want a basic utility (clean water), and are willing to conduct the financing / self governance of their own utility. He (Matt) also discusses some of the pitfalls of celebrity fund-raising - what works / what doesn't work.

[@izac6988]

Stop donating to corrupt charities and corrupt governments, research how the IMF and world bank are keeping African countries locked in debt etc etc. see things from a systemic perspective not just 'oh those poor kids don't have water'

[@isitRachelle]

This vlog is so emotional... I definitely cried hearing those messages. Also, so good to see all the checks there, I'm glad they have a system going.

[@loviedebiasio8864]

*i was impressed with all the check points for ebola. thats stuff you never see on TV*

[@iamciarankeating]

So happy you're partnering with World Vision to draw attention to these communities. It's very inspiring that you are using your platform to be a voice for the voiceless. It reminds of when I went on my trip to Kenya back in 2012. The joy that those children bring is like nothing else. Love your journey Louis! Keep it up :)

[@TomWatkinsTV]

Can't we just help these people, they deserve it!!

[@hindujakunal]

Tom Watkins read the description

[@mariaorozco9399]

hearing them share their aspirations was amazing ... take all my money! !

[@mynamelessvlog1619]

*Louis!! Take me on an adventure! any adventure! They look so much fun :) I really want to travel and explore the world as much as you do! :)*

[@wync1]

I used to work in promoting sponsorship and the hardest thing was trying to paint a picture in someone’s mind of the life changing work that organisations do in these area development projects. Thank you so much for taking us all “behind the scenes”. Keep up the good work!

[@alyssaaakate]

I just went to check for your video and it said you posted 30 seconds ago lol

[@akbizzle1]

Louis is doing something truly valuable by taking this trip to Africa, not only for himself, but for us, his viewers. He's attempting to affect real change directly on the ground, but by sharing his experience with us, he's giving us the chance to learn and to gain the desire to affect our own kind of change, wherever we may be in the world. It's admirable and inspirational all at the same time. Thank you Louis

[@Zoe-sc9sy]

MY EYES ARE SWEATING

[@sr.danielcortes4425]

the stories from each one of those kids, hit me right in the FEEEELS

[@oldkey9118]

Does it make you sick to know that just the Queen of England's carriage alone, has enough money to turn those poverty stricken places into thriving communities.

[@mich3llepacheco]

Thanks for doing all of this, Louis. I feel so much more grateful for my education and that I have the opportunity to continue it this year. Thank you for raising awareness for the kids and adults that were and continue to be affected by Ebola

[@amyseaden9069]

Love Louis and how he adapts to new environments. Don't love that he partnered with an organization that ties aid and religion. Watch God loves Uganda it's very disturbing. Glad to see how organized (in terms of public health) the country has become in response to the Ebola crisis. Hopefully Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea will each reach 30 days Ebola-free soon.

[@iamciarankeating]

Amy Seaden Isn't just so horrible that an organisation that has done so much happens to be a christian organisation? Why focus on whether it's religious or not and see the fruit of what they have achieved?

[@sunday.4597]

***** World Vision is corrupt just like many other charities. The only charity in Africa i support is medicines sans frontiers

[@CrisGoatmez]

Your Africa videos are my favorite!! I subbed when I saw the "I've found a wife" vlog, and now this one has brought the same feeling back!... Such genuine content, you go Louis!

[@AzTechGFX]

11:23 WORLDSTAR!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@isabellahansen390]

When you gave the people your phone and they passed it around, i nearly started crying. Their stories and dreams were such an eyeopener!❤️

[@Fritsfv]

Louis and Raya still aren't together? Damn...

[@madamh9695]

Even after six years on sponsoring a child through World Vision I watch this and feel as though I still am not doing enough on my part. If I had all the money dollars I would love nothing more than to send those beautiful children to school so they could live out their dreams. Their stories are heartbreaking yet touching. Thanks for enlightening us all Louis!

[@jacobreiner4976]

Louis you should come to Medora, North Dakota in the USA

[@HarrisonKuhn]

Jacob Reiner MN too!

[@tedstanley4545]

Or Minot

[@sarahjane8413]

Just north Dakota in general. id love to see him.

[@ChrisProuse]

Thanks for showing us this part of the world Louis.

[@butters151lee4]

Where are all you guys watching this from? I'm watching from Ireland

[@tailor4636]

Tennessee USA

[@TheAngieIshmael]

Butters151 Lee Washington, USA!

[@jackrichardson7253]

invercargill new zealand

[@bronteashworth6315]

England, Bury

[@Mr1087shotwell]

Bay Area!!!

[@mixedbyellag]

boggles my mind how some people have so little but they still manage to keep a smile on their faces. keep inspiring, Louis. watching this vlog left me so fulfilled.

[@LUBOCO]

Yo quiero ir a Africa

[@luhraee]

yo también

[@sburrows142]

De donde eres?

[@minahilrehmat2372]

I don't understand how anyone could dislike😒 this video of those kids jumping full of joy melts my heart❤️& it's so sweet of Louis, ilysm😊

[@AMITNKALRA]

240p CLUB!

[@kaRenSiita1]

the kids/teens/adults reactions in one of the many reasons why I love cultural anthropology. Louis you are so lucky to be able to travel around the world and meet such wonderful people, and learn about new cultures.

[@JacobCrowMains]

I was in a terrible mood before I watched this, this made me so happy. Keep up the good work

[@TheFreedomTheory]

Their stories of what they was to be brought tears to my eyes. Such passion and hope is within them!

[@madisongebhard]

My family and I have been sponsoring children through World Vision since 2002 and it's truly amazing to see what a small donation can do in a child's life. I highly recommend that everyone head over to World Vision's website and start sponsoring a kid today!

[@s.wanderlust8894]

It nearly made me in tears watching those kids telling us about their lives ❤️😭

[@countrykimbers]

Hearing the kids talk about what their goals for the future were and their fathers made me cry. I definitely want to get involved. I'm donating now. Thanks for this Louis.

[@olliebugANDallebana]

I'm crying because of those children and their messages through Louis' phone. I am so glad you're sharing this with your many viewers

[@kikstartmyx3]

It's been a long time since a FunForLouis vlog made me cry...this one got me good. What sweet kids.

[@kyttenn]

Hearing those awesome kids talk about themselves honestly bought a tear to my eye. Really makes you think!

[@Jossvlogs123]

When they passed round the phone and each said what they wanted to be when they grow up left me in tears! This is amazing keep doing what you are doing Louis, Lots of love :)

[@ArtistTea11]

My respect for Louis is just so great...he takes the time to take care of the world while he travels. He has fun but also looks for things and places to help others. Respect brother :)

[@billycarbone8332]

The kids speaking into the phone was amazing!

[@genesiscastro6710]

I knew this Vlogs would make me cry. I feel so humble and thankful for what I have. Great work Louis.

[@theorrymusic]

this video made me smile so much! Those villagers didn't really have much, but they all were smiling and having a good time. I thought that was awesome.

[@uptownflavor]

Wow! Just wow! This is moving, heartbreaking, and eye opening. Thank you, Louis for showing us how people are dealing with life threatening problems in other counties.

[@zellahoyt1816]

You are doing such inspirational work, Louis! It's so amazing to see the kids talk to the camera about their lives and aspirations. I'm seriously looking into doing work in this part of the world. Thank you for sharing this!

[@saskiadamiao]

My favourite thing throughout this whole video was how much the military cared for people's health. They don't have a lot of money and it just shows how much love is in that country. ☺️

[@megancampbell3089]

I almost started to cry when the kids were saying what's they want to do. This is so awesome what you're doing ❤️

[@SinisterIndica]

Louis, you're one of my biggest inspirations in life. I've been watching you for so long and every day you give me a reason to keep on achieving for what I want to be in life. I've always wanted to become a doctor that helps people around the world. And these amazing videos that you make, they're just a great example of why I want to be a doctor. You help everyone, no matter what. You seem so humble and down to earth and it's such a great thing to see. Yeah I'm still in high school but because of you and the help from God, I'm achieving everything I want to be. So thank you Louis. Thank you for being such an amazing person that inspires me to do the best I can for the world

[@alowery001]

It's amazing how people with so little can be so happy. I've worked with World Vision for over 20 years and am amazed at how much they are able to accomplish. Blessings and safe travels....:)

[@evapyrus1320]

Louis, this is the best vlog I've seen from you yet. It supports a great cause, puts reality on camera from the local perspective, and breaks down the barrier between viewer and subject. Definitely appreciate this direction in your vlog. This is what young people need to spend their time watching!

[@LoveDante]

I am literally in tears. Here I am worried about what classes I'm taking in college and thinking it's the end of the world and this boy wants to be an accountant and lost his father but still all he wants is an education. Thank you Louis for opening my eyes.

[@budgettraveller1286]

What an incredible video! I loved the little diary entries from the children in the village! I stayed in a village a bit like that one with the Maasai tribe in Kenya, it was the most amazing experience! X

[@Pauldjreadman]

It's just common else to realise that not every country the world is the same. Louis just brings the reality home...wonderful

[@ohmaiagosh]

6:32 the little boy is wearing a sailor moon shirt so cool !!

[@RobertMEBHand]

Louis is such a humble and caring person, and I respect him always for that!

[@cliveramsbotty6077]

What lovely warm vivacious people they are... It really touched my heart to see and hear those teenagers talk about their lives and their aspirations... I wish nothing but the absolute best for them.

[@ManitMonsur]

Really like the way you can mix yourself up and easily cope with every kind of people all around the world

[@kay_oh_be]

Thank you for this vlog. I sponsor a child in Peru through World Vision and hearing those kids share their stories not only brought tears to my eyes, but it also made me glad that in my own way I am helping a child as well. Thank you again and I can't wait to see the rest of your vlogs!

[@fearnog3214]

It's so beautiful how everyone there still manages to smile and carry on with life like normal despite everything that's happened to them

[@khaliyahbreaja]

Louis sounds so cute when he says hello! and bye! and see ya lata mate 💕 my heart melts everytime