Reaction To British Tribute to 9/11 | So Moving! 😢😭

[@carolynbertram5598]

I was an American living in England at the time of this tragedy. The English people were WONDERFUL to me. They were so kind and caring... One lady, a complete stranger,heardmy American accent caneup tome and took my hand. she looked me in the eye and said,"So sorry about what has happened to your country," I thought she might cry, and I certainly did tear up. I'll never forget that kindnes. So, the English people were so kind to me when this happened. ❤

[@blackvulcan100]

I do not think I am the odd one out here but for me The UK and America are family.

[@davidstanley5298]

The British people will never forget 9/11 and glad we changed a 600 year tradition to show the world that the USA and UK are united love to all from the UK

[@Rotebuehl1]

No one changed anything! That was a tribute, not more, not less! For instance, Winston Churchill was half American, if that is of any interest!

[@FallenAngel9979]

@@Rotebuehl1erm..yes It WAS a change. A change in tradition. As has already been stated. And it’s well known Churchill had an American mother as if that’s anything to do this.

[@shariann2723]

The late Queen was known for her strict following of royal protocol and never bending or breaking protocol. For the late Queen to break that protocol was an amazing above and beyond show of support and unity and one that will never be forgotten

[@natashafletcher600]

Fun fact: The British Monarchy broke SIX HUNDRED YEARS of tradition when they changed the music of the "Changing Of The Guard" ceremony and played Star Spangled Banner!

[@starrlarh]

Oh wow. 🤯

[@macyjensen3390]

As an American, I couldn’t love this more. So moving.❤

[@susanvanderbilt358]

Yeah n ya have those who say “ R Queenie Poo’s” was cold.. it was her who did this

[@tonysmith6940]

We will never forget about 9/11 this hits hard Love from the UK

[@starrlarh]

Thanks

[@DonnaMcCoy-h3d]

@@tonysmith6940 love you too UK, from your cousins USA❤️

[@timroberts4181]

America are our brothers and sisters, our closest friends and allies. Both British and American forces have such respect for each other. The amount of time that you hear each talking about each other; each has the others back.. Best wishes Tim Leicester 😤👊🇬🇧

[@Calmontheoutside]

I’m American and I’m so grateful you brought this to my attention. Extremely moving! Thank you!

[@BouH444]

I was 11 years old when this happened in the UK and the whole school did a two minute silence to remember those who lost their lives ❤️

[@snowysnowyriver]

On Friday 14th September 2001, many businesses and offices in central London closed and the staff went to their nearest city church or cathedral. Our office had over 250 workers. The front desk reception had a special recorded mesaage to respond to phone calls, the building was locked up, and every one of us (including those who were not of the Christian faith) walked to church to pray for the lives lost and ruined by the 9/11 attacks. I have never seen London so quiet and subdued. That day we were with the USA in spirit in the House of God.

[@starrlarh]

Saying a prayer was just the best thing in such event. My regards and love to everyone present in the prayer 🙏

[@paulamatt614]

Thank you , we salute you and love you all too . A moving tribute . Long may our countries friendship continue and blossom.

[@rosemariehadley7666]

We salute you too. Love from the United Kingdom ❤️

[@starrlarh]

Thank you 😊

[@sliderdriver1]

I hope America understands that the people of the uk are right beside them. We may joke around about each other but there's a bond that goes way back and will remain. Bless you all. 🇺🇲🇬🇧👍🏻

[@emmsue1053]

We Remember. Everyone who witnessed that awful day knows exactly where they were and who they were with. Love from UK.

[@starrlarh]

Absolutely Thanks 😊

[@pamagnolia]

This horrific attack against our country will never be forgotten. God bless all of those lost that day, those who are still sick and dying because of it and all of the first responders who ran towards hell on earth that day. 🙏🙏🙏

[@starrlarh]

😢🙏💙💙

[@SN-uv4mh]

There should be a billion people like you in this world. The world needs more people like you.

[@davidhines7592]

if there were there would be fewer wars.

[@SN-uv4mh]

@@davidhines7592 Right, right.

[@debbers]

Mrs. You look beautiful in pink! You all three have such big hearts and is evident by your thoughtfulness and your tears!

[@hazelangus]

Much love from the UK. I'm crying again, and it was 23 years ago. I was sitting by my dad's bedside in a hospital, because he had pneumonia and I was visiting him. Six patients in that room, and a tiny little television at one end. For a while, the only thing that interrupted the silent horror in which we were all sitting, was the patients quietly cursing.

[@carolvedder3555]

We are not only allies but family too.I think about the UK fondly.

[@timroberts4181]

@@carolvedder3555 We're very different but oh so very much the same! When push comes to shove we've always got each others backs.. Best wishes Tim Leicester 🇬🇧 xx

[@Sandy-pr5qq]

I am American and I was in my early 40’s when it happened. I live in Mississippi which is a very long way from New York but let me tell you it affected us as much as it did everywhere else in the country and the whole world. Young lady we will never forget that day. My life changed forever on September 11 2001. I think that a majority of Americans feel the same.

[@kimberlygarwood-jl5om]

I bawled my eyes out when I saw The British people singing our National Anthem as they honored our country. God bless Britain and the USA.

[@blackvulcan100]

Yes indeed. God bless America, God save the King.

[@davidpost428]

Thank you for showing us this video and for your kind thoughts. God bless you.

[@ringsellkerri7456]

No-one will ever be forgotten ❤️

[@starrlarh]

😢

[@Verdent777]

I’m a Scot that was living in NYC at the time. I watched from Sunnyside Long Island city as the building burned and fell. I don’t think my soul will ever not react to the horror of that day or the weeks that followed. However the day after NYC was never more together.

[@Michelle-tr5sq]

Wow are you ok

[@coot1925]

I remember getting a text from my mate telling me to switch on the TV. I sat with my mouth open not understanding what I was watching until they did a recap & explained it. I didn't expect the buildings to collapse & thought they could rescue people. I know that there were ambulance, police & firefighters climbing the stairs when the buildings came down. I cried for so long I was exhausted. Although I'm British my kids live in the US. They called me an hour later & could hardly speak.

[@Rache28]

So do I. It was my Stepmum’s 55th birthday and I’d just come off shift at a local nursing home. I rang her to wish her happy birthday and she shushed me and said, “turn on your tv. Have you seen what’s been happening in New York?” I sat there horrified watching the footage. Lots of love from Yorkshire, ❤❤September 11th won’t be forgotten ever!

[@starrlarh]

😢😢😢😢

[@hazelangus]

It's very VERY rare for the monarchy to break protocol or tradition. To do so this quickly, they must have felt incredibly strongly about it. I think we all did, in the UK. It was a heartbreaking time.

[@tommoconstantly]

I stumbled across this video by chance, thank you so much from England 🇬🇧 you guys are great 👍🏻 thank you

[@melindaburch4318]

All these years later, this made me cry.

[@maureenpaterson6657]

I live in uk & I remember 9/11 so vividly I was 22 I picked my son up from nursery & went to my friends for lunch at 1-00pm I got into my friends she had just given me a cop of tea when it came on tv & we both were in shock & when the second place went into the second tower we both jumped up of the sofa knowing the size of the buildings we knew ppl weren’t going to get out & then after watching frolics & firemen go in & the towers came down it was devastating as I’m sure most people around the world felt God bless all the victims of 9/11 & their families ❤

[@user-km2bk8zb4m]

I will never forget watching the unfolding horror of the attack, while all our office staff watched in disbelief. 😢

[@starrlarh]

It was never expected 😢

[@beccaboo3040]

I was 12 year's old when this happened I'd not long arrived at school when our teacher came in crying when she told us what had happened. Everyone was sent home as there was fear of more attacks happening. When i came home i put on the TV to see people falling from the building's that's when i broke down sobbing I'd never cried so much before. I knew then that everything will be different and everything changed gone was a carefree existence and now replaced with fear and uncertainty. I will never forget and it will always haunt me.

[@kizzykat]

Your hearts shine so brightly the angels sing. Thank you.

[@starrlarh]

Wow, thank you!

[@anne-mariethompson4365]

9/11 footage and stories always break me. Seeing you three being so respectful and appreciative with your views has made me cry more. Sad and happy tears at once is a strange emotion. Thank you for this 💜🇬🇧

[@krazycatz]

You need to understand that the British royal family and Queen Elizabeth could have been personally affected by the events of September 11th 2001. Sarah Ferguson the former Duchess of York had an office on either the 100 or 101 floor of the first tower that was hit. That morning she had gone to a television studio to do an interview. For some reason the interview did not take place at the scheduled time and was much later although I forgot how much later. I forgot if her driver had just reached the World Trade Center or if they were still driving to it when they witnessed the first plane crashing into their building. If she had been in her office that morning Queen Elizabeth would have had two more grandchildren who no longer had their mother with them. If I’m not mistaken I believe you can see Sarah Ferguson there in the 20th anniversary tribute. I believe she was present because of how much that date could have had on her life.

[@starrlarh]

Oh wow! She’d witness the whole event. Miraculously she was saved. Thank you 🙏

[@junescoular292]

Sarah still has her title as Duchess of York.

[@krazycatz]

Being an American I was not aware that she still had her title after her divorce from Andrew. Thank you for the information. Of course my comment was to let them (the reactors) understand how 9/11 could have had a personal connection to the British royal family then just the close friendship between the UK and the USA.

[@joyparry9354]

I had been privileged to visit the viewing area of the WTC in 1980, and was just horrified watching the planes hit the towers ... it just didn't seem possible that the solid buildings I had visited had just collapsed into rubble & so many lives lost. Heartbreaking, just awful. 💔

[@starrlarh]

😢😢

[@british_chippy6518]

You are such sweet people 🫡

[@starrlarh]

Thank you 🙏

[@dunker982]

I am from the UK. But when the U.S was attacked it is the same as if the U.K was attacked. There is no difference. Love the U.S.A

[@Cailean_MacCoinnich]

I was working in Canada Square Tower in Canary Wharf. We had big screen TV's in the office, watching the horror happening. We then all got sent home from work, as Canada Square was regarded at a high risk target due to being next to the London City Airport. I'll never forget the complete shock and sadness at what happened that day. My heart goes out to all those who died and all their families as well as the amazing brave emergency service personal who risked their lives trying to save others. The UK is and always will be your greatest friends and allies. UK ❤ USA.

[@starrlarh]

💙💙💙

[@apparently-nothing]

Crazy you say this. I was working in the Channel Islands in offshore banking at the time and we had rhe news on the screens around the building and had a lot of colleagues and clients who worked in Canary Wharf. We were calling them asking if they were safe and everyone was in a bit of a panic and preparing to leave.

[@LadyThunderbird63]

Im in the UK and was working in an operating theatre, someone popped in and told us there had been an attack after we finished our patient we went down to the coffee room were there was a tv , we had a lot of military working that day and the coffee room was full as they watched and the strangest thing was nobody said a word not one word , we all went back to work and still nobody said a word . Our dept usually full of banter was silent for the rest of the day stunned into silence by the magnitude of what was happening , after i finished my shift i walked home and saw many cars beeping horns flying muslim flags and cheering , a muslim shop owner was giving out sweets to kids to celebrate. It was a very bizarre and surreal day . Our Queen did the right thing honouring our American cousins by having the Star Spangled Banner played. 🇬🇧♥️🇺🇲

[@florida52001]

On that day I thought I lost my sister, who usually took the path train under the trade center to get to her office only a few blocks away. She was delayed by the fate of getting her daughter on the school bus. It hurts me still to this day.

[@mjsinger1944]

I watched it happening on TV and I can Guarantee I can NEVER forget that day, it will be with me forever. I am an American from the midwest.

[@purplesunflower8242]

I am from the uk of course our hearts went out to all involved.

[@angelahawman4263]

People, who were old enough to experience the shock of that day, realised the world would never be the same for them again.😵 The next generation will learn about it 🤔as we did about WW2. Where people were bombed in their own homes, living through that shocking time. I remember where I was on that day & how I heard, then saw what had happened. Respects From Yorkshire

[@starrlarh]

💙💙😢

[@elainehills4075]

It was a terrible unforgiving and most cowardly terrorist act against innocent people. My heart went out to all those who lost their lives that day, including rescuers who didn't survive. ❤ Thank you for showing this video again to remind people of how some apologies for humans can be so evil.

[@bonoman1987]

Thank YOU for being so respectful.....

[@dezzhoudini9046]

I'll never forget that day, i was watching live on breakfast TV while feeding my new born. such a sad sad time

[@nedrasellayah9314]

Unfortunately a lot of American youth born after 9/11 who were questioned about it had no idea what it was all about. Sad.

[@starrlarh]

😢😢

[@molliew38]

It's kind of like us who weren't alive during Pearl Harbor. It's up to us to teach our young, as we were also taught.

[@astraboots]

I'm very surprised your shocked. Might not always agree allies and family at the end of the day.

[@starrlarh]

My thoughts exactly

[@meganmbleed]

We here in America love our British brothers and sisters. This means so much and I personally am appreciative. 🇺🇸🇬🇧💚

[@meganmbleed]

Thank you for your support it’s always appreciated, I am sending you loving, healing energy 💙

[@annhoward5210]

We are brothers in arms we won't forget.what evil devil's children can do. God be with you all.❤❤❤❤

[@timroberts4181]

@@annhoward5210 And some Ann.. You only have to listen to both sets of squaddies speak of each other. It's always in the highest possible terms re respect, professionalism, etc . Best wishes. Tim Leicester 🇬🇧 xx

[@yumyummoany]

We were behind the gesture that Her Majesty made.

[@starrlarh]

Yeah 👍

[@robertphelps1574]

The tune was originally British

[@sarahpagett9191]

Yes it was

[@seanscanlon9067]

It was the Pentagon and the World Trade Center that were hit and there will have been Britons and people from all over the world who lost their lives (especially regarding the WTC) and families and friends all over the world who lost loved ones on that day.

[@starrlarh]

Can’t imagine the pain they went through 😢

[@jessieratcliff168]

Very nice video. Thank you guys for sharing. I’m from America and I did not know about this. Ty tyvm. God bless

[@dylanogden812]

🇪🇺🇺🇲🇬🇧🗽🗽We have such amazing allies were so thankful and appreciate them to the fullest much respect 🇪🇺🇺🇲🇬🇧🗽

[@sheilamaxwell5303]

I remembered that tragic day while I was at work heard the news on the radio while working in a lab and watching on my computer as tears flowed down my face.

[@billward1080]

The United States has never forgotten Dec 7, 1941 nor will we ever forget 9/11.

[@davidolukotun2870]

Saddening thing is 9/11 occurred a day after my birthday: 9/10/2005! Even though I didn’t see the tragedy firsthand back then, I am terribly sorry for all the families of those who were killed in the crash! What a tragic moment!😢😞

[@Jack-hk1cc]

From the USA, UK we love you too!

[@blackvulcan100]

👍We love you fellas also.

[@williamronneywilliams2639]

In 2017 Arianna Grande was doing a concert in Manchester Areana when an ISIS suicide bomber detonated his bomb killing 22 ( including young children) injuring many many more. There's KZbin video's covering this plus also how we manchunians reacted with oasis "don't look back in anger"

[@starrlarh]

Oh goodness. I’m just bearing the news. Actually so sad 😞

[@sarahpagett9191]

Oh yes being in Manchester I was completely in shock having it so close to home

[@yvonnewalton2484]

Unfortunately some Americans have forgotten, as they are now supporting Hamas, and Hezbolleh

[@kerryclark7233]

What a lovely reaction to tributes to such a ghastly event. I'm not suggesting that you should put yourself through such harrowing scenes again but please do reactions to 7/7. The UK's own 9/11 just four years later that it could never have imagined at the time. The attack (on three trains and a bus of London's transport network in the morning rush hour) on 7 July 2005 happened the day after London had been awarded the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. However, when it came to the opening ceremony of the Games in 2012 (one that will forever go down in memory for, amongst other things, the late and much-missed Queen herself's sketch with James Bond actor, Daniel Craig), US media were as disrespectful as to cut to Ryan Seacrest interviewing Michael Phelps during the tribute to the victims of 7/7. Talk about lack of class!

[@starrlarh]

Oh, really sad 😞

[@catherineraeder8559]

We live in the USA and close to Washington D.C. and just a few hours away from New York this day of terror and grief is embedded in all of our hearts forever.

[@cherylmatthews4066]

Im crying here, im 66yr old and still get broke knowing what happened to the people of USA, our closest nation, we recognise this every year without fail. Devastating all those people gone RIP to them ALL. It was so touching watching you 3 review this. We all love you America. Xxxxxx cheryl from UK

[@reneec9190]

We will NEVER forget 9/11 🇺🇸 ❤😢it’s written on our hearts.

[@Alice-lw9mg]

We were all as shocked as you were when 9/11 happened it was a barbaric attack. We shed our tears for America and grieved for you all. With love from the UK.

[@christophercarr3755]

Together we stand, we salute you and we will never forget. May our 2 countries relationship carry on 🇬🇧 🇺🇸

[@markhollywood7135]

Brits and Yanks once fought but we recognise your right of freedom and respect the fight for democracy, rights for all under your and our flags and any around the world that desire freedom of choice freedom of rights. Thats why we fight together for democracy.not only for ourselves but for all nations and people.

[@abigailfoster2467]

That awful day shocked the whole world. I had just got to work, in Australia, when i was told. I couldn’t work, went back home, watched news all day and cried a lot.

[@bellabana]

Not just Americans but people from around the world were amongst the 3 thousand that died that day.

[@lilgeorge34]

I have away thought of the USA as being part of the UK family and us being linked forever. 💔R.I.P to all that lost their life's that sad day.💔

[@kjh6903]

Thank you 🙏 ❤️

[@dawnchrysostomou5782]

You guys are really lovely souls

[@joegee6434]

🇬🇧 🇺🇸 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 ❤

[@cabnfvr2011]

I was 28. I am American. We have NOT FORGOTTEN

[@geoffpriestley7310]

I m in England my granddaughter and wife were stuck in the USA for 2 weeks when this happened , their medical insurance had run out they were paying hotel charges out of pocket. It was a toss up if they ran out of money before the flight home

[@fayedavies3086]

I remember That day it was 6 day after my 17th birthday it was such a shock the first thing that come to my mine was who could do such a thing

[@starrlarh]

Exactly!

[@archiebald4717]

She is missed dearly.

[@worthalook4870]

Love your channel - peace from England

[@TamSpreckley-ot9zw]

Well I can’t understand what these 3 are saying but I can tell they are touched by we Britishers concern. I myself loved New York and walked around the open air top of the South Tower. I was heartbroken watching the footage just minutes after the terrorist attack. I am often reminded of it and it makes me sad

[@tinatovar7548]

I'm American and this is a day we will never forget

[@DonnaMcCoy-h3d]

No we will not forget ...

[@teejai5291]

There were over 100 British people killed in the 9-11 attacks so we are also intrinsically linked to the tragedy that day.

[@george-ev1dq]

67

[@marleneperry6972]

On that, I remember there were absolutely no planes in the air, no trails of exhaust. It became very real for me.

[@normalovell-w8v]

Keep the faith! I live in Manchester and could not believe the carnage we have suffered over the years! BUT (nine eleven❤❤ ) dear God! I will never forget how I felt when this happened! Will never forget- will never forget our own tragedies ❤❤❤ God did not intend this to happen, LIKE I SAID KEEP THE FAITH AND BRING EACH OTHER COMFORT AND L9VE

[@hazelangus]

I'm really sorry to tell you that Trudi Freeman's ex-husband and father of her kids, did pass away on that day. I was pretty sure that he must have done. It was certain death that high up, if that was where he was at the time. They say he died in his office, 105th floor of the North Tower. The aircraft flew into floors 93 to 99 of that tower. I'm guessing it pretty much obliterated at least some of the staircases between those six floors. [ed: yup, no survivors above floor 92, which I'm sure you knew but I had to check my own memory] His name was Neil Robin Wright, and he was 30 years old. They married in 1996, had two sons, and at the time of the divorce the court granted him full custody of the children. Neil's mother moved to the US to help care for the boys. Just in case anybody needed it to be more depressing. /sarcasm It seemed important to share though. He wasn't just an ex-husband, he was a person.

[@emily.letsendbslintheuk554]

Alot of rhe uk shut down for rhe rest of the day after 9/11 happened, also all our channels were reporting on the events. Surprisingly alot of people were directly affected in the twin towners attack, they lost loved ones, friends, colleges. Even those of us who didnt know anyone who lost rheor life can remember exactly where we were when it happened. I was at work and had the radio playing when a news flash happened reporting on the event, i dont think i will ever forget the voice recordings from the passengers on the planes to their loved ones which were played over the next few days on CNN and sky news 😢😢😢

[@gracebreen427]

My dad was in NYC for work and since cell services were out we had over 24 hours to see if he was even alive. My youngest sister was two and my stepmom was 8 months pregnant

[@Colin-v6q]

Im crying now whilst watching this. 😂

[@ZippyDoolittle]

We love you too.

[@shaneptc23]

I thought watching in school in 80's seeing Challenger blow up was worse til my 20's and seeing 9/11 and the people jumping another burned into my brain now at 48 y.o.

[@margotbryson8219]

She is right the younger generation has no idea what happens on 9/11

[@KukLuv]

Love can get through anything but only if you allow it . We the People Worldwide have shown time and time again we crave the same thing FREEDOM and it can be done but it has to be together 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🥃

[@paulinekaye4119]

I was in a shop at the end of my street when the aeroplanes hit the towers, they had the tv on. I ran home and watched the horror unfold. My husband joined me and held me as I cried. We watched in hope that the INNOCENT PEOPLE WORKING IN THE TOWERS WOULD BE FOUND ALIVE. RIP to those who never went home.

[@skiker4560]

Have you guys watched the Star Spangled Banner as you’ve never heard it before? You might like it.

[@daveharding9169]

The US stood with us to stop evil consuming Europe during WWII. We still stand together.

[@kevin-g1w]

RIP Julie Z.

[@starrlarh]

😢

[@wolfslair31]

I LOVE you guys x

[@viper23achalpha1]

We will never forget 9/11 ever UK

[@mrsta8233]

Theres were so many different nationalities in those towers, im English and i will never forget thos horrific evet, its etched im my mind forever

[@MamaBe1963]

Be sure to watch BOATLIFT

[@starrlarh]

Sure 👍