The Internet Is Crying Over Steve From "Blue's Clues"

[@SamiJ1508]

This man just revived his whole career. He can be the new mister Roger's if he wants to

[@elyriawonk6807]

He's actually bern doing voice over work and a lot of stuff. He talked about it in another video. But I agree this was smart and sweet.

[@Anti-HyperLink]

What are you talking about?

[@taffysaur]

He can be Mr. Roger’s what..? And who is Mr. Roger..?

[@ItIsJustJudy]

@@KazehayaKhai - The guy above was just nitpicking on the bad grammar. 👍🏻 It’s Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood. Fred Rogers was Fred Rogers, not Fred Roger.

[@randomperson8571]

Oh my God you need to tell him that STAT. He'd be a good one (of course, not trying to be Mister Rogers, but filling that role that Mister Rogers once did of a genuine, compassionate guy just talking to kids about tough stuff and how it's okay to have feelings).

[@taylormacmillan544]

We needed this more than our generation is willing to admit.

[@gandalf_thegrey]

I'm part of both this generation and the overwhelming enjoyment But at the same time I quite baffled why

[@HOTD108_]

Generations are so arbitrary man, they mean nothing.

[@TheMonroemomma]

I was a parent when I watched this show, and I have ALL the feels!

[@jh2471]

I will admit this all day long!!

[@look4lec]

We used to play the game GHOST in car trips and when you lose you a letter we would taunt each other with "YOU JUST GOT A LETTER, I wonder who it's from!" And point to yourself, instant tears from your younger siblings losing a dumb car game. I was that crying child.

[@sample.text.]

Steve showed up exactly when we needed him.

[@TheMonroemomma]

Right?? Seriously. Tapped right into my feels.

[@Trignial]

Nah steve left BC at 2002 when The US went to Afghanistan. Now that the war is over he's suddenly back. He's been running black ops units in Afghanistan tracking down Bin Laden thanks to "clues" that he finds. He's America's top secret soldier. Open your eyes people!

[@DanielLopez-fj9yz]

I call him El Niño

[@Chickpea02]

He comes to us now, at the turning of the tide.

[@mustardsfire22]

Unlike Roku.

[@sixkeiii]

Feels weird that after Steve returned somehow the world seemed not as bad as i thought it has become

[@kingkold2761]

True

[@TheyCallMeGlizzi]

He added a lot a chupapi munyanuo without the chupapi munyanuo

[@butdumpling53]

For real lmao

[@raebonyashley4184]

Seriously lol

[@Thetravelingmonke]

I have extreme happiness seeing these and very intense nastogia

[@mythicalashley9542]

Who ever came up with the idea for Steve to come back is a genius they're getting so much press

[@ej3016]

25th anniversary of Blues Clues perhaps 😉

[@crzpy]

You know he sings the Theme for the little Sheldon?

[@-Yogo]

Steve needs to come back to teach us how to Adult ... I could really use that...

[@RioluX195]

I think it was Steve's idea. I mean yea the 25th anniversary happened so that probably helped a bit but I think Steve thought to himself that the people who grew up with his Blue's Clues could use this and so he made the video then made us all cry

[@funtv5693]

I seriously played gmmmusic when he said let's talk about that 😂😂😂

[@randomheadful7190]

My son, who is 22 and a toughened Marine, cried watching Steve’s message. I think these young adults needed this right now.

[@ATrace-pn6wx]

As a 32 yr old adult... yeah, we did.

[@user-7396]

im 25 and yes you are right much needed message

[@darkzero3]

33 here. I definitely needed it.

[@EngineerMikey5]

Sure... that happened.

[@westernpigeon]

@@EngineerMikey5 just cos your life isn’t exciting doesn’t mean it’s the same for everyone else

[@almostthere2884]

I hope Stephen realizes that his hug with Steve was for millions of us who would love to be there with them both.

[@Rockancrime]

Especially because of the ridiculousness that they're the first 2 people some of us have seen on live TV touch each other at all in over a year.

[@Klynker]

I felt that

[@TheLastMillennials]

For sure

[@Jayhart19]

Fatcs

[@WalkyWalkWalky]

Thats a fact ❤🥲

[@karandhall2231]

Steve is the prime example of "don't give a lecture to someone who needs a hug"

[@genodavis7864]

As a grownAF 30 year old black man I felt that message and that hug. Dude was my childhood in the hood and now my 3 year old daughter watches blues clues. Flowers to that Man

[@QueenOfKings0402]

Same as a 34 year old. Even my 14 year old was hype cause had her watch the original Blue Clues. He is a real legend.

[@foxbear60]

Very similar here! 34 now and my 5-y-o daughter is a fan.

[@LC-uz6em]

I have you all beat 58 here and it brings back memories of my daughters though they we "too" old for it they loved it and so did I. I am crying with such sense of release....

[@foxbear60]

@@LC-uz6em - Let's be real here. We ALL won today!

[@natashakennedy7516]

I’m 32 and it kicked me in the feels

[@snapjackal]

Steve gave my generation the hug it desperately needed. Most of us aren't where we wanted to be in life by now, and are scared shitless if we're being honest with ourselves. I appreciated the gesture tremendously. Edit: the amount of likes I've gotten on this is unreal. Y'all stay blessed and humble, and keep following your bliss. We're gonna make it ✌️

[@hyacinth.e.]

100%!!!

[@vinomsnake]

You are speaking for so many of us. I just want you to know that there are so many of us not where we need to be, scared as hell. We are all fighting, we are all one.

[@Unclejawney]

Amen

[@Gojirasu]

Speaking for us

[@calituchi1]

🎶 we're all in this together 🎶

[@OcAirsoft]

Steve’s back now I’m just waiting on my dad!

[@omg703]

🤣🤣🤣

[@timothysmith4863]

Did he go out for a pack of smokes?

[@Tislyfe]

Ouch

[@lowdieee]

Well mines dead

[@pamelqtaylor8335]

Damn bro.

[@TheMrsBeagle]

"look at you!" Was so weirdly validating and my inner child wept at that. 😭

[@midorialexandros]

Just your inner child? I sobbed like 12 year old me when he left the show. LOL I loved the show. I was a really lonely kid and didn't really have any friends. This was very healing

[@ellagracelle1871]

Yaaaaassss!!! Me tooooo! I’m an only child and I didn’t really go out to play with neighbours as there’s not much kids in our area. I felt warm and cozy and happy again for moment

[@CaramelReign1990]

My outer adult wept...

[@tayb5148]

Steve Burns understanding the impact he had on a generation that worshipped him and Blue and waited for the next clue with bated breath. I never thought we would see him in a reappearance like this. Thank you for the years of childhood joy you brought us all. In a world that seems so callous, cold and divided we needed this.

[@lauravg515]

Very well said!

[@raizosidious1748]

I sure miss Steve, glad he brings us the love n spirits he still does to this day

[@justin5646]

I'll never forget "here's the mail it never fails it makes me wanna wag my tail, when it comes I wanna wail,...

[@tayb5148]

@@justin5646 MAILLLLL

[@ghostw3938]

Wow Tay B, very cool! Thanks

[@a10c032]

Steve took me completely out of this pandemic for 1 minute and 37 seconds and made me feel like my 7 year old self. Thanks Steve! I never forgot you either!! 😭

[@mustang8206]

Good thing the pandemic ended over 9 months ago

[@Shaheeny468]

@@mustang8206 right…. And gta 6 came out too

[@MarkConway73]

They forgot about it too during that hug.

[@carlcalsado3959]

@@Shaheeny468 yeah....There's also a new Skyrim game

[@crh18]

@@carlcalsado3959 haha your name is so apt for the skyrim joke!

[@SNESdrunk]

Steve signs "Thank you" in his original vid... then Stephen does the same to him. What a brilliant understated touch

[@joshuadcosta5602]

Bruh I was already crying, why u gonna make me dehydrate?

[@jeffx9149]

I love your videos, SNES drunk! I have watched most of them.

[@zennyspent]

Excellent. Great to know SNES enjoyed this as well.

[@ripster8766]

Love the vids snes drunk!

[@HugeHandsJackKelly]

Snes drunk in the flesh! Love your channel bro ❤️

[@theezlife6056]

4:19 The precise intonation when he said "Let's go tell Blue!" Is what finally did me in. He remembered how to enunciate his words and stretch his voice to the point where he sounds exactly as he did 23 years ago. I made it through the video with only a few tears but when he got back into character, I went straight back to being 5 again and my heart is aching with joy and nostalgia.

[@Tabbychu]

I'm so glad i'm not the only one who noticed that!! You can tell that it's a period in his life he's really fond of. Honestly this whole thing has probably been just as nostalgic for him as it has been for the rest of us and that makes it even better

[@ysq2722]

FIJI !

[@animemangaluv13]

SUDDENLY IM 4 AGAIN

[@dianazhanay4659]

I’m not crying! You’re crying! =‘(

[@marvinthemaniac7698]

He doesn't have to tell Blue, he can just write it down in the handy-dandy notebook.

[@andrejulian4820]

He was such a huge part of so many kid's lives. I'm glad he's getting his flowers.

[@TheLastMillennials]

Millennials

[@gillmonsta]

@JK Vroom Vroom vrooom

[@BuBornham]

Good for you.

[@kcsoup3]

Same 🥲 He was always such a comforting figure as a kid!!

[@eddietigre6233]

If it wasn't for my nieces and nephews, I would never have appreciated Steve and the show, for how inspiring they were

[@APersonTM]

He gave Steve the hug that all of us so desperately wanted to do.

[@Shuichi_lover]

YES

[@americanalien2182]

Steve hugged Steve.

[@AFR0MAMBA]

Yeah Steven has had a rough 5 years.

[@kbanghart]

@@AFR0MAMBA we all had a rough four years of trump in office.

[@TVwithAli]

@@kbanghart and an even worse 4 years to follow under Biden. Hello from 2024 🤣🤣

[@johkonut]

I’m getting Mr. Rogers level wholesomeness feelings from Steve. Sometimes just need to hear someone say nice things and mean them.

[@skittles1090]

Considering Mr. Rogers and all the work he did on and off screen to make the world better, those are huge shoes and Steve, LeVar Burton, and others look like they're actively stepping up to fill them. And we so dearly need that now

[@angzumela]

what exactly do you mean with „Mr. Rogers level wholesome“? I don‘t want to sound ignorant but do you mean Steve Rogers… in Captain America? 😂

[@suppohkram]

@@angzumela Mr. Roger's Neighborhood

[@angzumela]

@@suppohkram just repeating what they wrote and I wasn‘t sure, doesn‘t really help. lol. but thank god for google. never heard of that show

[@ObiWanKenobi]

@@angzumela I never watched the show because it didn’t air when I was a kid but I always hear that it was a staple in like the 80s or 90s

[@revelare_xvii6269]

The fact that he still knows how to get into character after all these years.

[@stephaniehorne6692]

Of course he knows how to get into character, he is still an actor. He has been working this whole time, you just haven't noticed him.

[@michaelmiguel6937]

@@stephaniehorne6692 he also played himself. One of the things he suggested is that future actors be given different names than their real names because it can be hard for them to separate the character

[@Hinokami777]

@@stephaniehorne6692 not to mention that character is his pride and joy! Biggest role he’s ever had I feel like he essentially was just being himself on set. Very kindhearted

[@autobotjedi3457]

@revelare-xvii _YES YES YES YES YES!!!!!!!!!!_

[@chaosinorder9685]

And that’s cool how Steve just made Stephen go like “Screw it. I’m letting out my inner child.” Steve had an impact not only on the children who watched the show but also the adults watching the show with their children.

[@honeydreamsxx6645]

If only Steve wore his original green shirt, to this, that woulda been the icing on the cake

[@mrksbrnd91]

Was thinking the same thing. Go get that green shirt! 😭😭

[@shawoo]

Was that even really him? He absolutely should have come out in the black glasses and green shirt

[@babyshadow444]

@@shawoo yes it was him

[@mdrebin]

The whole point was that he was no longer Steve From Blues Clues.... Why would he go against that? THAT, is the icing on the cake.

[@Founderschannel123]

@@shawoo better if it had the blue dog with him and thats would had been the best part

[@javierpizarro9852]

Are we gonna acknowledge that this freakin jazz legend Jon Batiste played the melody for “Blue Skadooed we can too” at the end when they ran out? Just sprinkled it in for the fans. Thank you Jon.

[@Yvonne_ennovY]

Like I wasn’t crying hard enough when he suddenly appeared and then gave Stephen a hug…! Jon is brilliant. The song selection was absolutely perfect. 😍🥲😭

[@NoirFan01]

Jon Batiste is amazing. I developed an attachment to him and his smile during the pandemic lockdown

[@thatssoironic]

I’ve watched it like twenty times, the way his huge smiling mouth is open, the way he “sprinkled” it in, (good choice of words), with his hand bouncing up like he just got it in in time … it was a legendary little addition and made me respect Batiste even more than I already did, which was a lot.

[@maSFgiants5]

Bro yesss!!!

[@SNQ1]

Honestly I'm replaying the same amounts of time over and over when I heard that. Whoever this John Batiste is is GOLDEN such an eargasm my goodness absolutely love the piano

[@brendancrowley3859]

When he said “I never forgot you...ever.” I had tears going down my eyes. Steve, we really missed you, old buddy.

[@irishdivajeffries6668]

I was in tears too! I watched Blues Clues with my tiny charge and my tint niece (at the time). Now they’re married!

[@irishdivajeffries6668]

Tiny niece! Fingers flying again!

[@lizzybethnj617]

Same I watched Blue’s Clue’s with my little brother and sister watch this and now they’re grown with kids of their own.

[@dovahfett5919]

I don't cry, but that man, he made me cry just like uncle Iroh did

[@seonuo7084]

Same

[@shadowwilson7282]

"I never forgot you...ever." That line stung me so much 😢😭

[@davidholmes2657]

Same

[@victoriagillham6222]

me too

[@azzu12]

they need to bring steve back and do a show for millenials where he just calmly talks to us and gives us advice because hes the only man we actually trust

[@vwgreen1]

Now that would be genius!

[@Anti-HyperLink]

Enough with the millennial crap. Using that word, I mean.

[@zaynabomar5479]

@@Anti-HyperLink judging from your comment, I think you're not a millennial.

[@Mishael2023]

That’s a brilliant idea! … but he’s gotta wear THE shirt still

[@b.east42]

Alright someone get this guy on the phone with nick

[@BabyLambCreations]

I noticed how some of the comments compared Steve or Blue’s Clues in general to Mister Rogers. And I can’t say that surprises me. Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood was actually an inspiration for Blue’s Clues in the first place and Mister Rogers himself liked it. (Not to mention he was one of the show creators’ mentor). Also, I love how Jon Batiste included that “Blue Skidoo” tune on his piano at the end. Such a nostalgic improvisation.

[@TheLastMillennials]

He's millennial mr Rogers

[@genuinelyjag]

Thanks for this. Missed it the first time.

[@iHeartsNostalgiaPit]

I actually felt those Mr. Rogers vibes when seeing that video.

[@dfangirl72]

The minute I saw his video I thought sesame street and Mr Rogers neighborhood .

[@michellehill4148]

That is very cool to know. Thanks for the insight!

[@I_am_Lauren]

The video of Steve was the cultural cleanse we all needed right now. I don't feel like a lot of us have been met with compassion lately in our lives and this video is just so sweet and genuine.

[@gilly_axolotl]

This

[@jeremiahgabriel5709]

Yup. This.

[@NYC_Goody]

Sad the majority don't feel like others have shown them any. Must suck!

[@Anti-HyperLink]

Cultural cleanse? Seriously? I think you need help.

[@junjun4926]

You worded every feeling I had while watching this. It's soothing

[@andrewcantor-wagner2056]

This really convinced me that Steve burns was not just an actor on a children's show but an actual caring sweet human being who appreciates the role he played in the lives and development of so many. It sounds silly but a children's tv show host deserves some reverence because it's not a small title. It's extremely important

[@TheDylls]

Yes! Only adult equivalent I can think of is Doctor Who. It's a role that you take on for a time and have to truly have respect for. These kids hosts low-key raised us!

[@Tadicuslegion78]

Millennials all over, including me: *breaks down in tears8* Man, Steve *sniff* you have no idea how hard it’s been. Good to see you man

[@KOSAMAGAMES]

now we just need Barney to roll in on his wheelchair.

[@Eurisko229]

😭😭😭😭😭

[@naveenthemachine]

Once Steve posted that video, it’s made it impossible to not cry going forward. 😭

[@HappyHarryHardon]

Not just millennials. GenX still gets emotional when he talks. He was and is a wonderful gift to the kids and young adults.

[@clqudy4750]

@@KOSAMAGAMES wasn't he killed in that horrible singing accident? The one with Lambchop singing 'The song that never ends"?

[@ryanmorrison3699]

I didn’t realize how much I truly missed Steve until right now. All of a sudden, I felt 5 again. I miss being a kid more than I thought I did.

[@christophergarcia3695]

That sums up what I felt

[@reannagordon]

Steve wasn’t even on mind… like maybe in the very back of mind but wow seeing him again and hearing his explanation was the closure I didn’t know I needed.

[@briarrose4747]

Same!

[@yazg883]

Frl

[@opheliascott]

♥️

[@Gamertrip4life]

I'm so happy he's moved on comfortably, but God does he still have it.

[@itsbeebaby]

He really does

[@CrissBaybay]

He didn't necessarily move on comfortably. He left because of losing his hair, not because he was ready to leave. Also he still does plenty of blues clues stuff, wether it's cameos on the current show or side hustles for fans. He's not completely out of the woods yet

[@betteroffsolo4812]

lmaooo fr

[@WindFireAllThatKindOfThing]

I can only imagine the decades of horror he had to endure, dodging tsunamis of single mom panties every time he just wanted to go for a walk to 7-11 and get a Lime slurpie.

[@harisablay7020]

@@WindFireAllThatKindOfThing bruh 💀

[@AdamWasHere]

I was in audience attendance for this show. Steve coming out was a complete surprise.

[@JenniferJiang2013]

You are so lucky!!!

[@happyhorse1028]

Lol. Your comment could start rumours that he is gay

[@lchaney]

Well it would have been, if you hadn't commented.

[@ryanmcyuh]

How were people’s reaction at the show?

[@AmazonEnforcer]

Film seems gay with monkeypox

[@Engineer_Who]

Oh my God, he even did the leg windup before he ran offstage. He’s still got it!

[@mrs.h2725]

I'm not crying you're crying

[@cyanimation1605]

the way he can snap back into character after two entire decades is amazing. like 4:23 he looks like he's about to jump into a painting.

[@mrs.h2725]

Omg I forgot about that part! Really was such an amazing show.

[@ashantidouglas4241]

Blue skidoo we can too!!!

[@darkzero3]

I was hoping the band would’ve played the song for that part.

[@papayer]

@@darkzero3 They are, it's a jazz rendition of 'Blue skadoo, we can too' played by Jon Batiste.

[@Coolkc456]

It took me a while but when he started talking about how hard everything is now it hit me and I started bawling.

[@DaniLong]

Yep

[@castawayonthemoon]

Me too. I got so emotional.

[@newartmov]

Me too omg, you are not the only one

[@steveng1684]

Steve is still proud of you! You got this 💪🏽

[@sayemahmed7439]

I got a little emotional too tbh. Wow the memories.

[@Sizablefire]

This feels like When Bill Nye came back and slapped us in the face with reality, but with a more supportive and kind approach. Both of these men were huge in my childhood and seeing them come back to say hi and help all the people they were such a huge impact for as kids is incredible to witness.

[@ambush_akula5261]

Both amazing people, and now I somehow have BOTH theme songs stuck in my head nice work (fun fact, Bill holds a patent with Boeing as an engineer, in fact he Holds 3 design patents)

[@freshc9240]

Bill Nye is not a good guy lol

[@ReverbCanvas]

@@freshc9240true

[@SonofSethoitae]

​@@freshc9240uh, what?

[@robroy6374]

@@SonofSethoitae it's true though. he isn't a good guy. also a fake science guy.

[@royfablooo2810]

When the world needs him the most, Steve Appeared.

[@alexanderjackson8389]

naw... he already missed the time when thanos invaded earth

[@reannagordon]

@@alexanderjackson8389 I don’t think he was one of the lucky ones that survived the snap

[@NewHaven203]

Alexander Jackson glad the Rams defeated the bucs I hate Tom Brady! Once a cheater always a cheater

[@kyrinviralaine4713]

Such an underated comment

[@firstnamelastname4026]

@@NewHaven203 cry about it??

[@pinoycartalk]

The way he delivered that line..."I never forgot about you...ever". That struck a chord in all of us. Thats what made me tear up.

[@thehound1359]

Something so simple can hit so hard.

[@sersastark]

Yep

[@ChristopherMisterFur]

Wow, the most emotional part for me was seeing him snap right back into character and run off the stage. My little 8 year old heart is sobbing lol

[@Hadespluto3ffect]

I’m so happy to see I’m not to only one who started sobbing

[@tlepageart]

Same 😭🤣

[@warrickgirl37]

My sister read a story about how one day when he was still on the show, he had just wrapped up filming for the day and drove by a house that was having a blue’s clues birthday party. He decided to stop in to say happy birthday to the kid. He really is just the sweetest guy. We love you Steve!

[@lordfarquaad8267]

I can’t believe this made me cry when he said “I never forgot you”. I don’t know whether to be embarrassed, lean into it, or check my mental health.

[@laurenbrady7671]

We all cried bro, no worries.

[@Pretty_Unlucky]

Probably all of the above. No shame in checking your mental health game.

[@lordfarquaad8267]

@@Pretty_Unlucky word! 🥂

[@nancyposey9466]

You're not alone, I cried too💙

[@UrFaveMF]

It's ok to cry. It was really touching💗. Things are so messed up these days. Steve is the best!🌟

[@Dakinginnanorf]

I cannot imagine the amount of therapists getting the session opener, "So we need to talk about Blues Clues"

[@RonLarhz]

Would never happen in my country tho.the therapists that came out of the system are useless paper generals.

[@jtx8595]

This is a good thing to process with my therapist. They watched it too when they were younger. My therapist is young-ish so they know about the show lol.

[@alyssaferry600]

Lol I definitely talked to my therapist about it!

[@JozAnAverageYouTubeLurker]

I’m a therapist, but I work with mostly kids and teens who didn’t grow up watching Steve as the host for Blues Clues (or maybe didn’t even grow up with Blues Clues). But I did process this with some of my coworkers, cause we all grew up with Steve in Blues Clues. Really great (and emotional) nostalgia trip.

[@railehtdoe2907]

Goddamn it, Stephen. Now I’m crying again. Fuck.

[@naveenthemachine]

I think Steve’s video has made it impossible to not cry and feel nostalgic 😭

[@NoahFroio]

You're not the only one... dang, that hit each and every feel...

[@naveenthemachine]

@@NoahFroio mine too. 😭🥺

[@dkm07305able]

Who want to go find a clue.

[@TheMonroemomma]

I had JUST rewatched Steve's message, cried, composed myself, then watched this! Tears x100!!

[@Justanobody0127]

I’m 21 and didn’t have a stable father. Steve was who I looked up to. I needed that so bad especially now in college with a job and bills needing to be paid. I was stressed and now I feel hopeful and honestly kinda fucking accomplished. Thank you Steve❤️

[@kyrinviralaine4713]

I feel this

[@marvinthemaniac7698]

One of my biggest childhood wishes was to have Steve show up at my birthday party, but my parents couldn't afford to hire him. By the time we could, I had already outgrown Blue's Clues.

[@jamescampbell390]

Yep all this adulting is tiring

[@htdart]

This is how good that was: not living in the US, I wasn't even aware of "Blue's Clues" until today. And I was still moved by this clip. The kindness is obviously real, and very much there.

[@andeleon6838]

Aaawww I live in the Philippines but we still had Blues Clues on local television. It was the shit back in kindergarten. Seeing that guy again now means a lot to me as a 20 something adult. The tears lol

[@holographiccat4829]

It was a show made just for kids, unlike sesame street which was suppose to be something adults watched with kids. Blues clues didn't play with that...they went straight for making sure the content was only about children watching. It worked! I remember my baby sister guessing everything on the first clue and being annoyed.

[@choriamanah]

I'm from Indonesia, born and raised, but I watched blues clues as a kid, with Steve and Joe. It's Steve. He has that calming charismatic voice that touches your heart. He seems like a really good guy. When Steve quit blues clues, he said he knew it was time for him to stop because nobody should stay that long on a tv show, especially for kids. I'm so proud because he knew what enough was. Eventhough eventually it broke many hearts. Now my kids watch Blues Clues and You. Different vibe, but still good show

[@Nofian-s1g]

I thought Blue's Clues was really popular like majority people of the world know it, like Dora or Spongebob because it reached my country. So glad more people know about it now and moved by Steve's video! He's amazing along with Joe and Josh :) Yes. I watch Josh too even if I'm an adult now.

[@jessicasevin1870]

As a teenager this literally was my favorite show to watch with the kida I baby sat. I thought it was so cute. It was not the same after he left in my opinion

[@maxhydekyle2425]

Of course we are crying over seeing Steve talk to us as adults! He was like our Mr. Rogers! Steve taught us about friendship, acceptance, loving others and ourselves, and he taught us about mail. Seeing a video of Steve telling me that he's proud of me and talking about problems like student loans and raising a family just broke me.

[@OYJluv]

Same... the things i dreamed as a Kid didnt happened but still I managed to find a way to make things happen for me. The nostalgia of simpler day just hit me. It was such a sweet gesture of him to do this.

[@august6997]

ong bro, i started balling. it was like seeing a long lost family member, n then he said that he’s proud of what we accomplished, life has been so hard man, i needed this

[@Misa_611]

Same here, I was on my last break during work, I saw the video on FB and as soon as he said, “I know it’s been hard.” I was fighting back the tears, so no one else there would see…. Thank you Steve for making my childhood a memorable one! 💚

[@oasisbeyond]

I get it, for me it was Pass Partout here in Quebec, sesame street, Mr Dressup. the og's.

[@meganofsherwood3665]

Same

[@Honeygracelatte]

I think we can all agree our inner child is healing and really needed Steve’s message 🥺

[@Coco_1958]

Yes

[@harleyjackson3708]

4:33 You can tell that piano player is genuinely happy with what just happened. He's straight up Ray Charles swaying to that Blues Clues music.

[@lpsolid]

As a kid, I remember throwing a carrot on our tv and crying when he left.

[@QueenOfKings0402]

*Hugs*

[@johkonut]

I love this story, thanks for sharing 😂

[@elizabethtaylor4502]

🤣🤣🤣

[@vashappeninlainey]

Hahahaha love this

[@its_k_goddamnit]

I feel you.🥺 I had to giggle at carrot though.😆

[@sanminchul08]

I cried so much. Everything's really heavy and tiring lately. When I watched his message, I felt nostalgic, I remembered the 5 yr old me, waking up early in the morning, sitting in front of the TV, watching all the cartoons, my Mom doing laundry outside, then after a few minutes she'll come inside with breakfast and I will eat with her. I miss the old me, with no anxiety, disorder and such. I just wanna go back to the old me.

[@kellyann4073]

She’s still there. Hold her hand, tell her you love her, and let her come out every now and then.

[@wanderingsoul2931]

You can you just need to feel everything and know that it’s you healing through the traumas of life. You’re still that child inside. ❤️

[@mrs.h2725]

* hug * You're still you. Getting out into nature always helps me connect with my inner, truest me. Go someplace away from city noise, silence your phone, and stare at some clouds. You've got this darlin.

[@cm7393]

Please receive my hug 🤗

[@janelledillon6553]

Same girl

[@kernelxsanders]

Jon's piano rendition of "Blue skadoo, we can too" was the perfect way to play them off

[@linnycrocus6023]

I never realized how good the music was for this show until now. You don't realize the thought put into children's entertainment when you are a kid.

[@elathos]

Perfect person to play it to, he grew up playing Sonic the Hedgehog music on piano to entertain himself and includes it on albums sometimes. You know, it wasn't until just now I realized how much I wanted a Jon Batiste album of video game and cartoon music - Sonic, all of Nintendo, hey Arnold, even mr Rogers even though it was a real life cartoon.

[@jraaccounts]

@@elathos fred rogers played in all the music on his show and wrote a lot of it - he played the piano, and much of what he wrote was very jazzy. i only realized later in my life that my love of piano and specifically jazz piano probably started because of him. he was such an amazing man in so many ways. i ended up buying a couple of his albums which are still available from the mr. rogers foundation i think!

[@jamielehman4934]

Does anyone else feel motivated after Steve's return? No matter what happens, he's still with us 🥰

[@incarnation6664]

yeah I feel motivated now 😁 steve never left! the world is somehow, suddenly a better place. im crying happily

[@Tatig55]

I don’t even think Steve really knew how much we still loved him until he saw how we all reacted. When I tell you guys I couldn’t believe how deep that video hit me. It felt like an emotional punch to my chest. 🤎🤎🤎 We love you Steve!

[@LoxsannB]

Girl my grown , almost 30, ass was shook. Like tearing up in my car

[@zlaw691]

Same. Incredibly surprised how hard that hit me

[@joshsalamero]

I am drenched in tears phew ..

[@dwizzi1724]

I literally said out loud “My God, that’s like a punch directly to the heart” and here you are saying everything I wanted to say. Who would have thought of all the world leaders and celebrities, Steve from Blues Clues had such an impact on an entire generation ✊🏽

[@bluorangefyre]

I've seen it said that, with all everyone's been through these last eighteen months, it was like Steve stood up and said, "I have to address the nation."

[@dawn-leighwerenka3831]

Steve going off to "college" was almost as traumatic for kids as when the family dog went to the "farm"

[@dorannwarnerr7661]

yeah my dad told me about the dog going to the farm. traumatized me.

[@atlkidz1]

My parents told me it was a rocket ship 😂

[@anthonyd5563]

Can confirm

[@dawn-leighwerenka3831]

@@dorannwarnerr7661 For years every farm I drove by as a kid I would look for my dog, hoping that Id see him running around on the farm.

[@boothd858]

@@dawn-leighwerenka3831 gosh your comment made me feel so sad

[@daynechastant]

In a way, Steve from "Blue's Clues" was the Mr. Rogers for the Millennial generation. Someone willing to teach and help us learn.

[@drnotes630]

I mean Mr Rogers neighborhood was on through the 90s too. Steve and blue were a little too late for the older millennials, but Fred is eternal

[@daynechastant]

@@drnotes630 Very true. But Steve had that Mr. Rogers vibe, talking to children without talking DOWN to them.

[@TheLastMillennials]

Yep

[@drnotes630]

@@TheLastMillennials millennials are roughly early 80s to the late 90s, so by the time 1995 rolled around millennials were as old as their early teens. Roughly half of millennials would be a bit too old for blues clues (3-5 year olds). So later millennials and eventually into the early zoomers

[@millennials3229]

@@drnotes630 steve blue clues is 100% millennial. Millennials is whole generation of kids in the 90s and early 2000s. Zoomers have nothing to do with this

[@jetfoolishroche211]

The Jazz rendition of "Blue Sca-doo, we can too" at the end was the perfect touch.

[@LAC2131]

I don't ever want to get over Steve coming back and reassuring all of us.

[@Anti-HyperLink]

Coming back to what?

[@fiat4930]

@@Anti-HyperLink to everyone who love and adore him.

[@Closse]

@@fiat4930 i dont get it, what happened to Steve? Why did everyone so emotional

[@reannagordon]

@@Closse he just randomly left and got replaced by his brother Josh and we never heard from him ever again.

[@LOGAN_BURNS]

He went and “Got the mail” but never came back, but he came back when the world needed him most…

[@mswishwashstoning8450]

We just got a letter! We just got a letter! It's my college acceptance I'm out peace.

[@Mel-Kaboom]

So true

[@nursekaitland9410]

….this is so heavy ❤️

[@abrahamjean8176]

He vanished

[@Anti-HyperLink]

There's something wrong with you.

[@kal_elthegolden]

If there was ever going to be one, bright shining moment in 2021, then it would be this. 😊 Thank you, Steves.

[@TheLastMillennials]

Millennials needed this

[@ladyredwine7816]

AGREED!, me and , my now 16 year need the closure! I cried and so did she. Thank you both Stephen ! ❤ 💙 💜 💖 💗 💘 ❤ 💙 💜 💖 💗

[@UrFaveMF]

This seriously made my year. I watched Blues Clues when Steve was on it and got too old for the show by the time he left, so his leaving wasn't terribly traumatic, but I did miss him a lot. I loved Blue, the mail song, hopping into paintings... His show was like if Mary Poppins had a much warmer personality and a dog💙🌟. Now that I'm older, I definitely notice the strong Mr. Rogers vibe and remember his emphasis on communicating. Steve understands our problems.❤️ Steve is here for us!💙🌟

[@LaviniaDeMortalium]

It was genuinely traumatizing to me as a kid when Steve left. I was a 'put them in front of the tv instead of parenting' kid so tv was actually a form of family to me. Him leaving oddly stuck with me well into adulthood, and watching his recent video brought tears to my eyes. Childhood neglect fucks with your head lol

[@johnjk293]

Same, I had separation issues. I hated the idea people leaving me and not being around. So when Steve left, the show never felt the same. Joe was awesome, but it just wasn't the same.

[@xskittybellax8017]

Same dude. I grew up an only child and both my parents worked so I was often left to play by myself. TV was my babysitter for the bigger part of my childhood.

[@thugger-vandross]

@@johnjk293 I hated Joe and refused to watch the show anymore

[@MacAttack1776]

You’re fine.

[@LaviniaDeMortalium]

@@MacAttack1776 Thank you. I'm cured!!

[@janelm7645]

WAIT the little inflection in the way he said “Blue” at 4:19, and the way he ran off stage actually made me SO EMOTIONAL ???

[@CL0UD_9Hero]

Those little details 👁️💧👄💧👁️

[@missricaá]

IM CRYING🥲 TAKE ME BACK TO MY CHILDHOOD

[@JoeTolo]

@@missricaá Seriously! 😭

[@UlshaRS]

I'm not crying, you're crying *WE'RE ALL CRYING*

[@biancaglenn225]

Someone is cutting onions somewhere

[@shiny-collector-silver]

I swear, someone is really chopping onions-

[@Booglyboocurls]

I THINK WERE ALL CRYING - Victoria justice

[@BenSchubert1995]

My best buddy. Steve was my dude! I had a toy, I had multiple books with Steve in it, it was great!

[@berglettemom6045]

Well, I guess we all finally realized why Steve was always so excited when the mail arrived. He was waiting for his college acceptance letter. “MAIL TIME!!”

[@OYJluv]

Oh stoppp 😭😭😭😭

[@DaSquirrel562]

I like that he runs off stage exactly like he would in the show when he’d go to another room. 👌🏼 icing on the cake

[@LopezBOT90]

31 years and I can't stop crying. Feels good to see a friend after all this time. 💙💙💙

[@TheLastMillennials]

Good

[@MarkeySlaughter]

I'm 30 and cannot stop

[@lordfarquaad8267]

This comment is gonna make me cry all over again.

[@sayain6584]

I came across this show back in 2020 while I was in my us history class its very nice show man

[@LopezBOT90]

@@sayain6584 Colbert is wonderful human. His shows are funny, full of heart and always something new to learn about someone. Definitely recommend you browse their uploads.

[@Ophiophagus]

Steve did his silly little excited run at the end and I'm not sobbing you're sobbing

[@QueenOfKings0402]

You was cutting an onion, wasn’t you?

[@felin_de_la_nuit]

I saw that too 😩💚

[@its_k_goddamnit]

That pull back before lunging into that silly, little excited run! I remember doing that along with him when it was time to 'dive into the mail'.😭

[@_aiko020]

Hearing him say "let's go tell blue!!" Made me feel so emotional

[@vergilmontiero2558]

When Mr. Rogers passed and Steve left, around the same time actually, it hurt quite a bit. That felt like the beginning of the end of my childhood

[@stjosephhighschool1]

2002 it all went down!

[@OlaftheGreat]

The last several years have just been hell on earth for me. I know that it's dumb and childish, but stuff like this really means a lot to me. I've still got a bit of little kid left in me.

[@LilSpookyyy]

We all are you know just because you are adult doesn’t mean you weren’t a little cute kid once upon a time

[@zethnmara7622]

I'm just a stranger on the internet, but I hope things get better for you. *Hugs*

[@Ahmed-og2jm]

We all do too man we all do too

[@everyone4352]

It's not dumb and childish

[@AmandaBabyyyyy]

If you remember what it felt like to be a kid, you’re one of the lucky ones 🖤 we’re all just bigger, wiser, more jaded versions of our childhood selves, doing the best we can and taking it a day at a time :) xx

[@addict2arachnids470]

Steve is turning out to be our modern day “Mr. Rogers”. 🥺

[@janderson947]

Ikr

[@TaylorKnightCosplay]

He was always like that.

[@scarletdamsel3139]

✨💯✨

[@azurekite3870]

Yea,he so feels like it T-T

[@AditMahesh]

Steve + Stephen is something I never expected but enjoyed thoroughly.

[@AditMahesh]

Also, Jon with the Blue Skidoo motif. Nice touch.

[@shadebug]

It was a regular segment on the Daily Show

[@russellzauner]

why is this not a series already, it's already got the name

[@TheLastMillennials]

Fr

[@witz396]

Likes

[@joshalyn7579]

BESTIE LOOKS SOOO GOOD 💗🥺🥺🥺 he’s been taking care of himself

[@Cwn41]

My kids are 22 and 18. His message made me smile cry.

[@SoozBeez]

Yep. My son is 22 and he *loved* Blue's Clues. I'm not ashamed to say that I sloppy cried the first time I saw Steve's video - especially as it came the day after my son's 22nd birthday.

[@Cwn41]

@Van Jon welcome to the Internet. We don’t click random links here. Good luck though

[@BeeWhistler]

Same bracket. Steve just had something special. He could get on their level without being condescending. Joe wasn’t terrible but he never quite mastered that.

[@parasectkazuyabandicoot5360]

My mom cried more than I did as we watched Steve talk for the first time together. Probably partially because now she babysits my son & watches Blues Clues with him. Kind of incredible.

[@NerdsterStein]

I'm 22. My mom was the one who sent me the video. I broke down in tears

[@Fairygoblet]

What I Love about Steve is that even though he went off and did his own thing, he would occasionally go back and do cameos for the show. He didn't have to do that for us, but he did :-)

[@masterfamclothingco]

He still does!! Blues clues and you is dope

[@alejandrolizarraga3924]

He still does without us asking Nick Jr.

[@ryliefenix1510]

Fun fact, he is the head writer of the current blue clues.

[@kidscantootx]

I love how he stayed Steve all these years and we didn't hear any negative things about his personal life. Very Mr Rogers' level of integrity. Kudos Steve!

[@TheGammonClaus]

I hardly show emotion, I've become accustomed to being numb to everything, but seeing Steve, hearing his words, I cried harder today than I have in years, his supportive words carry a warmth very few people have, he's truly a gift and honestly I needed this,I needed happy tears because man oh man life is dark right now

[@suburiboy]

Sometimes the world feels like it is pretty bad. What makes Steve’s message work is that it is a reminder that there are good people, and maybe it’s more people than you think. The world feels indifferent, but people can care about you if you find the right people and let them in.

[@jey70yearsago63]

I’m one of those people, I’m here if you or anyone needs anything :)

[@TheLastMillennials]

Millennials

[@gillmonsta]

Yes he is a messenger for the good people

[@rushfan1970]

😭👏🏼thank you!!💖✌🏼

[@Jauphrey]

@@jey70yearsago63 Thanks, Jøey :) Just seeing that you wrote that honestly brought me some joy. If nothing else, I hope you know that you brought some peace to someone out there just by being thoughtful. Have a great weekend, everyone.

[@essence0fwendigo]

I hope Steve realizes he was our gens Mr. Rogers, and how important he was to us all! I’m so happy he came back when we needed him the most💙🐾💙🐾

[@jeffbridges6579]

I'm gonna cry 😭 the memories

[@terminallumbago6465]

The funny thing is this show was actually heavily inspired by Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood. Mr. Rogers was aware of the program and liked it.

[@grantdowling8550]

It's awesome because I also remember watching some Mr Rodgers repeats when I was little, then watching more blues clues after that. Both are cherished.

[@KashKey-]

The man still has it. God, this really did get tears out of me. Fuck, I needed this. What a wonderful man. I understand he's just an actor, but *god* did he hit my emotions hard.

[@NewYorksMostWanted]

His passion and natural charm is what made him more than just an actor. I don't think we'll ever see another of his kind again.

[@FilipinoFurry]

@@NewYorksMostWanted i think steve cant be replaced.... i guess

[@VindictiveSquash]

Dude I'm low-key sobbing. Blues Clues was a HUGE part of me and my brothers' childhood. The video Steve released had the same effect and was much needed. I wont EVER forget get home or what he amd the show mean to me.

[@katielazarus2292]

I’m telling you, Steve came back when I needed encouragement more than ever and I bawled like a baby 💙

[@worldpeace8240]

Such a great artist on his notepad no one is talking about! That fat crayon was putting in work. Incredible

[@DB-lr6kl]

that inspired me to become an artist!

[@brittanybills5980]

I used to be amazed out he could just casually draw ANYTHING.

[@donovan802]

@@brittanybills5980 I always liked the color clues and the clues that weren’t animate objects, like sound or actions

[@sugrrkisses]

I loved when Steve would doodle. His drawings were cute

[@am53n8]

"I mean if you need one or whatever" Steven Colbert the tsundere

[@jessahmad5529]

I've been crying and laughing at the same time I can't with this comment section I just... I can't 😂😂

[@V0Y463R]

i just said that to myself at that scene lmao he is so tsuntsun XD

[@jesslove8372]

When we use our minds. Take a step at a time. We can do! Anything! That we wanna do!!! I'm 28, why am I in tears? 🤧

[@TrSavage-yi1jv]

I'm 27.. and I'm crying smdh ... That was our TV teacher, father, friend, everything.. a pillar that still stands and withstood the test of time

[@DrBRockstar2000]

I'm 21, and I used to watch that show ALL THE TIME!!! I was shocked when I heard he was leaving for college, and never seen him again until now!! #NOSTALGIA!!!!!

[@crubs83]

We're the age he was when he left the show...

[@jeffreywilliams8499]

I'm 29 and enjoy watching Blue Clues when I was a little kid and the same goes with my little sister

[@annelawrence9261]

My son was ostensibly the "target audience" of Blue's Clues with Steve. He even named one of his kittens Paprika because of it. But I believe that I was (and still am) the one who was really attached to the show, just like Stephen. Thanks Steve!

[@exitscreaming]

I think you speak for a lot of parents 😊

[@margaretd.2490]

Yes yes yes

[@danabarry81]

Agreed…this affected me wayyyy more than it did my son, who watched this faithfully as a kid!

[@XsyntrikNomad]

100% this.

[@andyp9969]

I use to have doll named Paprika! Blue's clues is the best!

[@fairycat23]

"Let's go tell Blue!" He just doesn't wanna admit on TV he left his handy-dandy notebook at home smh

[@steffie17]

😂

[@tigersete]

Or that blur died because dogs don't live 25 years. 😆

[@SarahPaceSings]

Im crying and laughing at this comment. Thanks for that

[@TheLastMillennials]

Ha

[@skunkrat01]

Hahahaha nice call

[@MeruHina]

Sometimes as adults we forget that we also need words of love, encouragement and acknowledgement. To realize that we have come so far by just living another day and that our value is not measured by one big accomplishment, but the little significant things that we've done throughout our lives that give it real meaning.

[@SubParGolf11]

I’m so glad Steve has really embraced his blues clues role in recent years.

[@CrzyDemona]

I think it’s been a rough 20 years, Steve. Just a smidge of thoughtfulness and kindness, speaking to us in a soothing and gentle way… brought so many tears of happiness and healing. Thank you.

[@RosheenQuynh]

I always wondered what it was that brought me back to him, I never realized it was soothing and gentle, wow

[@Ace_Maus]

The only Steve that matters to me, and the only Blue's Clues host I accepted (as a kid). The nostalgia, and the words, I cried so hard! 😭😭😭❤❤❤

[@justinvanveenar2953]

2 Steve’s Steve Urkel and Steve From Blues Clues

[@minmaximus4463]

You're forgetting the best Steve....Steve Irwin

[@justinvanveenar2953]

@@minmaximus4463 oh yeah lol been a while since I’ve watched animal planet 😂😂

[@squaddizzle85]

Yea man fuck joe, he was cool but i was already in 1st grade when he came on so i passed on that

[@justinvanveenar2953]

@@squaddizzle85 I mean I wouldn’t go that far but he’s NOWHERE NEAR as good as Steve the OG

[@kbob9625]

I was too old but I get it. He’s like their generations Mr. Rogers. He’s a part of their childhood and good memories.

[@traciprovins3221]

Same here. 10 years too old but still gave me the feels

[@FatAmericanMantittys]

It’s heart warming that even though you guys are older , you guys understand :) thank you!

[@jewellchunn2251]

He was my childhood Sherlock. I was that millennial who didn’t watch tv but watched vhs 📼 and this was one of my favorites. My face completely fell when Joe showed up. I completely thought I missed a movie since internet wasn’t something we had in our house, so I couldn’t find out what was happening. I stopped watching after that (the new ones) but I never forgot. I would revisit the older ones though

[@zachdinga6496]

He really was my mr rogers

[@justanothermortal1373]

Yes.

[@vlogsnstufflikethat]

I love how he just showed up randomly one day and it made everything ok for awhile

[@HappyHarryHardon]

He’s a kind of Mr. Rogers. He just doesn’t know it yet.

[@MTCesquire]

No "kind of" about it. He was/is the second coming of Mr. Rogers.

[@elenaarman-tang7811]

I grew up watching Mr. Rogers and then watched Blues Clues with my sons. Your comment deserves many likes 👍 💙 🐾

[@TheLastMillennials]

Ha

[@TheLastMillennials]

@VVoOꟻF he's millennials mr rogers

[@BabyLambCreations]

Makes sense since Blue’s Clues was actually inspired by Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood (and Mister Rogers himself liked it).

[@joellindhorst3083]

There's a T.V. trio of pure positivity & wholesomeness: Mr. Rogers, Bob Ross, & Steve Irwin. I think it's high time Steve is added to the group & it becomes a quartet.

[@stephaniehawk9389]

100000000000% agree!!!!!

[@LoneLionLeo]

I feel like Joe also deserves some love

[@natb4491]

Let's not forget about LeVar Burton and Reading Rainbow! 🌈🦋

[@cyberwolf_1013]

@@natb4491 Was gonna add the same thing.❤️📚🌈

[@izzuddinfaruqi1493]

@@LoneLionLeo joe mama

[@lisarae7823]

Wasn't expecting this. Wasn't expecting to cry, again, at work. But proud of who I have become in the last however many years since I watched Steve and Blue with my baby sister.

[@tonirivera3693]

I watched it with my baby sister too!

[@freda2758]

You have all done so much since then, and you are helping to shape (or rather, correct) the world for the better. You should be very proud of yourselves.

[@livewiiiiire]

We're proud of you too, Lisa! You're doing great!!🥰

[@antonlowe5370]

Let's drink until my heart stops.

[@TheLastMillennials]

This generation needed it

[@tylertilwick6852]

I think us 90s kids could ALL use a hug from Steve right now🥺❤️

[@clcskylands9747]

I was born in 08 and I needed that

[@millennials3229]

@Jorge Chavez both

[@millennials3229]

@@clcskylands9747 you don't no any of this

[@millennials3229]

@Jorge Chavez 80s babies 100% watched the show 😂 you can see it in all the comments. Steve blue clues definitely a childhood millennial show. 80s babies and 90s watched it. Only millennials remember the 90s and early 2000s

[@millennials3229]

@Jorge Chavez Gen Z probably remember Joe blue clues 🤣

[@MeMyselfand8888]

My 27 year old tears up whenever she sees this man. That’s to show you how much this man impacted in their lives 🥰

[@nicbentulan]

I'm 27 too!

[@marvinthemaniac7698]

I'm turning 25 in October and he's been like that for me too.

[@Potatopot724]

I'm 21 and he was my childhood hero

[@tbaggins5349]

22 cried like a baby.

[@reinadominicana999]

I’m about to be 24 and I’m still bawling my eyes out everytime I see the video from Twitter and this video as well. He really impacted my life. I watched him in Blues clues when I was getting beaten and abused by all my family and being disciplined til I had bruises everywhere. I was also bullied all my life in school so I didn’t have a break when I came home and didn’t have a break when I went to school either. This show was my escape from the real hell I was living… I had learning disabilities too so the mannerisms and the way the whole show was set up was perfect cause I got to learn slowly and with patience. So to watch this show and remember how comforted I truly felt by Steve and Blue really hit my spirit. This show really saved me and got me through the worst childhood of my life. I’m a better woman now and grew from it all and actually am living more peacefully and gracefully 🥰💯

[@dacoldcore]

Its mind blowing me to that after all these years, he still has it

[@NotebookLives]

Seeing Steve alive, well, and in that Blues Clues setting again almost made me fall apart. I'm 27 now, and I lost my Mom in January, but I was reminded of how she used to sit my sister and I down in front of the TV at 3 and 5 years-old, and we would enjoy every minute of Blues Clues. She made that show a huge part of my childhood and it's one of the many amazing things that she did for us. Life is definitely hard, Steve, but these small gestures and flashbacks to the bright side of my childhood are highly appreciated. None of us should be afraid to admit that... ❤

[@crazyasianman07]

Year later rewatching this video & was able to meet him this year!! 🥹🤩🤭 1 of my biggest inspirations & childhood heroes growing up. Watching his show helped me through the tough times during my childhood being in a toxic environment with family & being bullied by kids from school. He sounded so reassuring & comforting when I watched his show at the time. & it was a huge pleasure & honor meeting him 🥹🥲.