The Most Unexpectedly Wholesome Internet Stories

[@wavywebsurf]

I thought with it being the holidays this would be a good idea. Perhaps a palate cleanser from the true internet true crime videos I've made of late lol. In all seriousness though, thank you all for being fans..its been a hell of a ride.

[@burritogamer1997]

u sir, are very welcome

[@GreenAndGoth]

Thank you for the feels, Wavy! Congrats on 1mil! ✨

[@jamesk7256]

>its been a hell of a ride. You make it sound like you plan on retiring or like offing yourself.

[@R_H_P_S]

I still think you might do pot.

[@joebrandonopolis3389]

Have good Christmas wavy

[@lizweber14]

I'm happy the trololo guy was able to enjoy his digital fame and take a whole new breath of pride in himself

[@ammo83981]

He seemed so happy it was popular on the internet 😭😭😭

[@nickwunderlich5942]

Watching the video of him encouraging people to use the song, come up with lyrics and come together to share it all is such an Easter EU/Balkan/Russian grandparents thing. Made me chuckle, because it seemed familiar:D

[@PhelanEric87]

He was a gifted vocalist. It’s a shame I didn’t know he passed.

[@foxtrotstormz8765]

Just the fact that his goal was to make people smile from the start, since he couldn’t most of his childhood, was amazing. And the fact he got to see it all happen was even better

[@HugoStiglitz88]

That guy is an absolute legend. Great singer, amazing attitude and a strong mind (he made it through some really tough times) RIP Eduard Khil

[@nerdbites2212]

The kids that bullied Karen only apologised cause they got caught which breaks my heart. Good on Karen for not accepting their apologies. That kind of relentless bullying can drive someone to suicide. Poor lady did nothing to deserve that. Bless her heart. I hope she’s okay

[@gluedtothemouse]

True, they only apologized for that specific instance, not the months or years of no doubt relentless bullying up to that point. The only sort of shock that one kid had in hearing what he said is probably just from hearing it in front of his mom, he knows damn well what he did.

[@lovejumanji5]

Oh, I cried at the end , all that money they raised (I hope she didn’t donate it all ! ). She was happy with max …..she said her hope and faith restored ❤️

[@rayne6737]

@@gluedtothemouse His mom? I would say his parents. BOTH!

[@iagreewithyou3478]

I would love to have the complete names of those bullies and see how they're doing now.

[@rm25088]

@@iagreewithyou3478 me too. Fucking little punks.

[@ayuzawa_yukina]

Mr Trololo left the world knowing the New Generation loved him, did his last concert and took a Happy Leave And we still Love him Thank you for his story

[@steffanylee_]

The story of Jordan and Jack always warms my heart. It’s such a small act, and yet the majority of people couldn’t be bothered to take the time.. I hope that Jordan never stopped being himself, and I’m more than positive he went on and became one of the best teachers in the world. ♥️

[@shinehop]

Mr. Trololo story always makes me tear up a bit, because even if he went away earlier than anyone would have liked, i'm sure in the end he knew he was loved not only by his family but by the world aswell. To achieve something like spreading happiness to such a big amount of people is not an easy task, but he managed nevertheless.

[@erikdaniels0n]

The Bus Monitor Karen video absolutely breaks my heart. The fact that people could be so despicable is just… it’s disheartening

[@ballsurmom1919]

i was expecting so many comments about that…. truly criminal how awful children can be

[@dragonfang7833]

we got the good ending tho, so were chillin

[@DrawtoonzStudio]

@@ballsurmom1919 We as humans seriously need to cut back on having children. The Earth is too crowded as it is anyway.

[@ivory231]

@@DrawtoonzStudio what i think is some countries need to cut back whislt others should keep it on

[@Cheesenipz97]

@@DrawtoonzStudio its not people having kids that is the problem here… its people not RAISING their kids that is the issue. If people would just raise their kids with a shred of human decency and respect these videos wouldnt exist. Im not necessarily disagreeing with you just giving my opinion… but Like who are these kids parents😂 god dayumn discipline your child your raising hitler mfer😂

[@greglane334]

As the father of a 7 year old autistic daughter, Jordan's kindness really touched me. Most people aren't that kind to autistic kids, usually the opposite in fact

[@thesymbiotenation.4552]

Indeed... one of my friends is Autistic and it saddens me how poorly his own family treats him.

[@greglane334]

@@thesymbiotenation.4552 I'm sorry to hear that. I hope it doesn't affect him as much as we think

[@thesymbiotenation.4552]

@@greglane334 it's... complicated... and sadly I can't directly help him since we live in different countries

[@robertmanes9333]

I was pretty artistic at 7 too.. mostly finger painting and the like. What medium does your daughter prefer?

[@gyromurphy]

@@robertmanes9333 gotta love troll accounts. Oh how they try, but their "joined 4 months ago" tags followed by intentionally inflammatory comments give them away. Oh well. Maybe you'll learn the art of subtly in your next comment

[@sinhatori9067]

My grandparents actually knew Karen and they loved her because she treated their children so sweetly

[@Squidneysunn]

Joran's crying explaining how he just wants to help someone else made me cry like a baby :) He is such a caring young man and I hope the best for him in life.

[@WonderFig]

so true, made me tear up at work. Especially since I used to work the same kind of job and I know how easy it is to get annoyed by customers coming up to you all day. Respectable man

[@PhancyPants12]

He’s going to school for ECE or to be a teacher. I don’t remember which one but perfect career choice

[@fefino1411]

If only we had more people like him in this world, I wonder what it would look like!

[@joeg5414]

good kid. he will go far in life

[@MedicallyHigh]

Edward would’ve been an amazing father/grandfather to have. The joy in his bright eyes and smile throughout all the years is truly heartwarming. Rest easy Mr Trololo

[@kingrhythmo9045]

Even though he's Russian, he reminds me of my late German grandfather, who looks and talks like Mr Trololo. They were both very charasmatic, talented, handsome, and brought life to any room they walked into.

[@Tiger-Baby]

I watched him putting out the suggestion of comprising lyrics and getting together en masse to make a video... I didn't want to read the subtitles, I was fixated by the joy at the idea, in his eyes and face, I barely glanced at them, had to rewind and look more at the subtitles, and matching the expression to what he was saying... he just looked so happy, at the thought if people coming together in friendship and affection, instead of the ugly times he must have lived through and the things no person should have as most of their life. Trololol Cat is my favourite meme, it makes me smile every time. His voice, obviously happy, and the editing getting it just right... Then searching for the guy himself. And seeing it's not faked at all... To have that ine last performance at 75... made his world I think. To have nothing but a positive influence on such a loveless world... ❤️

[@ItalianCountryball11]

Rip dude 😔✊

[@dacypher22]

I absolutely adore his reaction to the meme. So many people in similar positions are either lukewarm or even hostile to that kind of attention. But he was genuinely thrilled that people were getting joy out of his work in any possible form.

[@Iuxinterior]

i can’t believe the dance party actually happened, people promise stuff like that then don’t deliver so often

[@gpproject1548]

Same, I was promised free candy once, never got a piece but I did get a nice ride in the back of the vehicle

[@BlueOysterStan]

@@gpproject1548 “LOCAL BOY GETS NO FREE CANDY, MOLESTED INSTEAD”

[@murray8404]

@@BlueOysterStan no he got a free ride, duhhh

[@jytvreal]

@@BlueOysterStan family guy

[@Smurdner05]

​@ryan24287 take it easy

[@rossvegas1346]

My dad and I were going on a road trip- he was driving me a few states away for college after the end of Christmas break, when a couple hours in he was in excruciating pain. We drove to the hospital and found he had a kidney stone for the first time. We had to drive a couple hours back home because he absolutely could not make that trip. He’s been feeling a bit down for a while because of it- in terrible pain all the time, feeling bad for making me late for school (no fault of his own, of course), and on top of it he’s generally just a very active person so being unable to get out and exercise or work has been rough on him. I’d seen this video a few months prior and thought he might like it. I opened the KZbin app in the little TV in his room where he was laying down and pulled up this video and we watched it together. He absolutely loved it. He seems to be in higher spirits since watching it, and he told me he really needed something like this. So thank you, Wavy, for making this video, covering these wholesome stories, and making a rough time in my dad’s life a bit more bearable.

[@NAT20Ashes]

This is so sweet and I really sincerely hope that your dad is feeling better now!! ❤

[@rossvegas1346]

@@NAT20Ashes he is! It was too big to pass on its own so he got surgery for it a couple weeks after I left that comment and he’s back his normal self again!

[@craftydegrasse3679]

Yeah, having kidney stones, it’s worse than giving birth! Glad your dad’s feeling better💜🥰

[@LightBlueVans]

that’s so precious! what a lovely memory to have. i hope he’s doing well and that you are, as well 😊💜

[@GreenAndGoth]

I’ve watched all of these but they make my heart feel so warm, it’s always nice to know that there are some people out there who still actually care about others and have love.

[@oldkingcrow777]

Most people are truly loving. And the ones who are cruel are usually loving people who are dying inside and haven't acknowledged it to themselves. Hurt people hurt people

[@benjaminreese3107]

Good for you

[@carloszerpa2312]

Faith in humanity has been restored

[@maccamachine]

@@benjaminreese3107 yo mama

[@GreenAndGoth]

@@benjaminreese3107I know you don’t care, but honestly yeah, it helps my PTSD symptoms a lot. So it is good for me! ✨

[@nightshadehelis9821]

The Karen video still makes my blood boil. This woman was being verbally assaulted and yet, she still arrived every day to help. The parents of those kids should be arrested for failing them.

[@ovenslayer9554]

i never, EVER, say this but those kids deserve being doxxed for their verbal assault on Karen

[@ChaseThePinballWizard]

i know people say this kind of stuff all the time but i swear by all that is holy if i was there i'd beat their asses, just hearing that over my speakers is enough to make me legitimately angry.

[@jakejakerson7965]

@@ChaseThePinballWizard If I were in my sr or jr year of hs at 16 or 17 I would've snapped them all in half

[@ChaseThePinballWizard]

@@jakejakerson7965 yup, not trying to sound like a badass but i dont think i could just sit there and watch them treat that woman like that, she reminds me of my mom.

[@chanceneck8072]

Holy shit. I've never heard of that Bus Monitor story yet. But I genuinely want the shit beaten out of those kids. I'm not even kidding, I don't care... I always thought I had a pretty thick skin when it comes to words and how harmful they really can be. But the shit that came out of those kids' mouths was way too much even for me....

[@basementdwellercosplay]

Karen was just sitting there, those kids were evil not just bullying. Hope they grew up to be better people and glad she didn't accept their apology. It's up to her to decide if they were really sorry and she realized they were just trying to cover their butts. From the news footage she seems sweet and like a grandma we'd all want

[@sebastian9777]

One of the kids was caught bullying a disabled kid after that

[@Ayanami00]

ikr is kinda saddening

[@ortizedson58]

They probably all grew up and voted for daddy trump

[@Mario87456]

No it’s hilarious you people need to see the funny side of this.

[@stonedscenekid]

@@ortizedson58you probably voted for daddy hitler

[@guyanomaly]

The Jack Ryan story made me tear up. My sister is autistic and mostly nonverbal and she loves to put things in order, arrange objects neatly, etc. I can completely see her in Jack Ryan’s situation. And the fact that Jordan understood the meaning of Jack Ryan’s echolalia-the answer of “help me?” after he asked “want to help me?”-made me emotional in particular, since that’s how my sister communicates as well. I’m so glad Jordan is going into childhood education. He is so sweet and perceptive and kind-he’ll make an amazing educator and an amazing role model.

[@JokersD0ll]

A sweet lovely man! 🥺 as a person with dignosed adhd and autism when I see this type of stuff happening it makes me extremely happy

[@NAT20Ashes]

It’s obviously his calling and taking care of others isn’t for everyone. It’s not easy but if you love to do it then there’s nothing else you’d rather do. I’m so happy I found my calling at just 20 years old as a single mom with a newborn newly laid off. I was lucky. I only wish I could return to doing it now I can’t find any jobs I can get to now that I don’t have a car anymore. I’m actually waiting for a lady to call me back and praying to god she will tomorrow.

[@kanqquperze]

The horrifying amount of cringe you get from the kids on that Karen video is just overwhelming.

[@stevnated]

I kinda wish she had just kept the money for herself instead of feeling like she had to start a charity..

[@Cliffy_Deluna]

Yeah I couldn't watch it seriously it felt horrible

[@vektor451]

it was really hard to watch man, jesus

[@emilyritter5590]

This is why I'm nowhere near having kids because I totally want to deck a 7th grader

[@a1ntcry1noveru]

More than cringe, straight up anger

[@scarecrowmoth]

The Karen story hurt me most. I went through school undiagnosed with mental illness that has impeded most my daily life and the only people I felt I could truly talk to at time of school were janitors, cafeteria ladies, librarians but mostly bus drivers and their attendants. I always attribute my 1st real friend being a bus driver who passed couple years after I met him. Bus people were always nice to me but I know how mean kids can be.

[@FTH1723]

my bus driver was my first real friend too. I had an IEP so I had the option to either ride the short bus or the big bus and I opted for the short one. best choice I ever made as a kid. she's such an amazing woman and mentor who is still in my life to this day. bus drivers and attendants are truly some of the most caring and selfless adults you'll meet at school.

[@shujitsushima3]

The story of Jordan is so wholesome. It’s rare to see someone around his age just naturally be that friendly and make someone’s day even though it’s make his job take longer. He’s gonna be a great teacher, he’s really good with people

[@theblakester99]

The ww2 vets birthday party made me tear up, my great grandfather was 14 when he moved to the usa from Germany knowing things were getting bad and 2 years later ww2 started he lied and said he was 18, and fought for the usa, some kids in the neighborhood called him a Nazi and egged his house, and the neighborhood threw him a bday party. Miss him every day.

[@Cainof2na]

I respect Jordan so much, I have autism myself and I struggle to speak about what I want and seeing how he offered to let Jack to help him out, knowing its what he wanted to do. It just makes me smile. We need more people like Jordan.

[@leschpountz3614]

God bless you, dear!

[@mochabearry]

Myself, my husband, and our three children have all been diagnosed. That story made me regain a bit of hope in humanity for my children.

[@CaitlinKoi]

I have great respect for Jordan too, as a human and as an autistic person, but it really doesn't sit right with me how he was lauded as some kind of savior getting scholarships fundraisers when all Jack got was a job offer he couldn't even accept. Not to say Jordan didn't deserve the praise he got, just that it was so disproportionate, completely losing Jack in the media frenzy of what a good boy Jordan was for treating a disabled person with basic human decency.

[@turntechunderground3144]

The one with the autistic guy in the grocery store made me SO happy. I'm an autistic person who speaks with an app about half the time (or not at all), and so often I'm spoken to and treated like a child or a pet by strangers. It seemed like Jordan spoke to that guy like a fellow teenager in that video, which is extremely rare, like I teared up. edit crying again LOL I can't drive+have mobility issues, and I live alone out of neccessity in a very non-pedestrian friendly area so i know what it feels like to be trapped in your home. Love to see people treating disabled people well

[@VAL_N10]

hey this isnt related to the comment but what is the app you use? Is it just text or text to speach? Ive been struggling to find a tts one that isnt relying on wifi

[@turntechunderground3144]

@@VAL_N10 I use LetMeTalk on iphone! its free and it does not require wifi. my only real complaint with it is that it looks like its for children, but unfortunately youll be hard pressed to find one that isnt

[@ChucklingAway]

since you wanna be treated normally, ANSWER THE PEOPLE ASKING FOR WHAT APP YOU'RE USING. have a nice day.

[@tracychallice1099]

@@ChucklingAway or just like don’t be an ass just because someone doesn’t check their notifications? I’d say that’s a lot more normal than bitching on a 2 month old comment.

[@catfan913]

​@@ChucklingAway ey what's the big idea fucker just cause you're chronically online doesn't mean everyone is

[@adawg3032]

Seeing the joy edward has for his song being so popular on the internet really is so uplifting, he seems like such a positive guy

[@ZeranZeran]

The way you spoke about Edward (Trololo) man, is really heartwarming. RIP to that man. He had such a hard life, and was so positive.

[@HybridRaids]

The karen one got me. As a grandma with the name a karen and with her being so lovely and sweet, i couldn’t even imagine someone treating her like this.

[@dontclick7332]

same here!

[@pingpong3311]

It's a bummer that the name "Karen" is associated with terrible people nowadays.

[@Marinluvv]

I know, I feel so bad poor thing. Some people are just disgusting and deserve more than a slap on the wrist

[@mattiemathis9549]

It makes me more angry than sad. I am also a grandma. Imagine if we acted like that growing up…. How long would it have been before you could sit?

[@lovejumanji5]

@@dontclick7332. Omg , I cried at the end .

[@swvader]

As an obese man my self due to actual disabilities the dancing man segment made me cry. Many people like me do not go out to clubs or certain places because we are so done with being looked at and mocked as if most of us chose to be fat :(. It was very sweet what they did for him. I am glad to see many people stuck up for him. We are people too. We hurt and feel just like you.. But we have a bit more padding to deal with it. Love everyone is my motto and treat others as you want to be treated. Merry Christmas and happy holidays to everyone during this time.

[@highjinx6519]

Merry Christmas to you too my friend!

[@mr.waffles651]

Likewise, Merry Christmas

[@Pandy879]

Merry Christmas to u as well!

[@nekonekonekapz1115]

Merry Christmas!!!

[@thatoneguy1070]

Merry Christmas! Edit: and happy new year!!

[@kornklone]

One of my favorites was from the RoastMe subreddit. A man posted a RoastMe post asking people to "Give me a reason to end it all." Instead of roasting him, everyone instead complimented him, tried to console him and just gave him the biggest digital hug. GOBBLESS

[@IhateMy_Life-l9t]

RoastMe? More like KeepMeFromKms

[@sadmermaid]

Gobbles

[@OurSpaceshipEarth]

They're called "Gooblers" and they come out of the skin of Aliens from animated series Solar Opposites (HILARIOUS). Usually they just dance and run around harmlessly but 1 in 50,000 "Gooblers" is a RED Goobler and it may try to END The Being that made it. Or maybe idkr? :)

[@bananakittycat5477]

Stop that's so sweet 😭 I hope the op is happy and healthy.

[@CorpKitten]

GOBBLESS ❤

[@nissan_skyline]

1:38:10 Stephanie sounds like an amazing wife. Making sure Kevin leaves the house to socialize and trying make his life as normal as possible despite his disability. He's really lucky to have such a good woman in his life.

[@renomccrow3884]

Seeing this during a time full of stress and personal struggle during the holiday season for me is exactly why I love Wavy’s content. Genuinely one of my favorite creators on this entire platform, and now we’ve got 3 whole hours worth of reasons to show why that is. Wavy, you’re really helping a guy get through it in a tough time in my life, thanks man. Congratulations on one million subscribers, keep going!

[@bloody_alcatraz808]

🫂

[@johnsanchez8232]

@@bloody_alcatraz808 ☺

[@Shoyren]

I’m honestly surprised people actually cared about Karen and her plight. Not that I’m not happy for her; just the opposite. But so many school employees really are treated this way and get no restitution in any way.

[@leemsvg]

Update on Gary: Unfortunately, Gary passed away earlier this year, in January of 2022 of complications from COVID-19, including a heart attack before he could go through with the transplant

[@hypnoxxcat]

CRANK THAT HAWG IN HAEVEN BORTHER GOBBLESS 😞

[@luk_143]

:(

[@Financiallyfreeauthor]

How sad. Thank you for giving an update

[@stephanienoblet8503]

Dang that is sad

[@lucaspatrick8]

R.I.P Gary, Gobbles

[@johnnypatterson77]

These evil little school bus bullies are the worst. I haven't even finished her story yet so I'm hoping there is some sort of happy ending for Karen the bus monitor.

[@lovejumanji5]

It was awesome right ? I hope she kept a lot of the money .

[@iaminsideyourwalls2021]

No remorse for those undisciplined brats

[@elizabethcarmona824]

Sadly most kids are like this.

[@anthonyernst999]

​@elizabethcarmona824 No, they are not. Most likely, only two of them actually were making fun of her, and the rest were following them like sheep. If she talked to them 1 on 1 they would likely be much more kind

[@elizabethcarmona824]

@@anthonyernst999 well I know most are not angels lol good point tho

[@Red-Wolf-Ben]

I can't believe Karen endured that for as long as she did. I would have just walked to the front of the bus and said, "Pull over, I'm getting off. I quit." Walk home, try to find a job where I don't have to be around demonic crotch goblins. Point is, she's a bigger person than me. Hope she's out there enjoying all that money and living her best life.

[@guybrush1701]

Right?! I'm left wondering why TF she's even on that bus or why they HAVE bus monitors if they're letting kids get away with that absolutely abhorrent bullshit

[@softnixai-hara2402]

i think the reason she did not quit the job even though it was toxic af is because, she didnt have a choice? and maybe the only option for her to have at least a decent income? or maybe she really love kids, and hold on to the job because 70% of the kids were good to her? maybe... but i'm glad she retired and can now get a relax, chill, and happy life she deserved.

[@echomae1814]

@@softnixai-hara2402i know this comment is old but i thought i’d add: if i were in her position id think that if a monitor wasnt there, those kids would just find another kid to bully. she probably realized she couldnt get the kids to stop bullying but what she could do is keep that negative attention on her instead of other kids

[@whdgk95]

Everything can seem super simple and easy when it's someone else's problem and situation

[@Red-Wolf-Ben]

@@whdgk95 That's true, you're absolutely right. It's just so hard for me to imagine... but I I should be thankful for that. God bless her.

[@FrostyDLR]

Unfortunately working as a para in New York myself, the bus Karen doesn’t even scratch the surface of how vile these kids can be, I’ve seen books get thrown at substitute teachers and kids spitting on deans. We need to raise these children better and put them on the right path

[@chanceneck8072]

That's horrible. I had no clue....

[@ThatOneSharky]

i remember our poor sub i believe in 4 - 5th grade sadly couldnt do anything because the class just disrespected the poor man, he seemed to not know what to do which was upsetting.

[@joshuaanderson2613]

Bring ass whooping back and see how these kids act then.

[@AspireGMD]

New Yorkers in general are famous for being rude, but then again I'd probably be a prick if I lived around more people than blades of grass.

[@razztastic]

Corporal punishment needs to be brought back to do this. Ever since it was abolished, children have only been getting worse and worse. You can't control an authority-disrespecting child at school if their parents aren't there. At the end of the day, the worst they'll ever get is a direct talking to from the principal or in school suspension. Even then, when children arrive at the age where they gain greater cognitive abilities, they naturally start to question everything simply because they can, despite not being old enough yet to understand *why* those things are the way they are. We've traded respectful children and teacher's rights for repulsive *creatures* because so many idiotic parents believed that the physical discipline of children was wrong. I'm more concerned about what *those* parents would do if they can't see the line between physical discipline and physical abuse, because the ones who cry out for "children's rights" don't seem to be able to do so.

[@JKJK-xf9ou]

I’m autistic and Jordan Taylor’s story is really special for me. People don’t know how much a little bit of kindness helps us

[@clicheguevara5282]

Same here, my friend.

[@stonecoldracing6]

Even though it’s different, adhd and anxiety disorders make me feel difficult for others to understand too sometimes. That little bit of kindness always goes a long way ❤ Merry Christmas!

[@strangeandinteresting]

Oh, that video of the kids bullying Karen breaks my heart and just makes me boil with rage. It's sad that schools still aren't doing anything to curb behaviour like this as they're a spitting image of the kids who are still abusive to myself and others just out of nowhere. They think they can get away with it and it's shameful. What's more shameful is the parents raising their kids to think this is okay. Glad she didn't accept their apologies; They were certainly insincere if I know their type well enough.

[@UmatsuObossa]

Schools shouldn't have to do anything about the behavior...the PARENTS should be disciplining their children, but they don't.

[@strangeandinteresting]

@@UmatsuObossa Oh, absolutely, but when parents fail - Which they clearly had in this situation - sometimes it's just up to schools, as they have a responsibility for these kids turning out okay too. Bullying is rampant in schools and educators kind of just don't know what to do about it. That's more what I'm getting at, if that makes sense?

[@highlordlaughterofcanada8685]

​@@UmatsuObossaYes but the schools have a role a role to play as well. I had to deal with a lot of bullying in school, and if the teachers had taken action, I'd have been bullied less. Even if the parents get their act together and try to fix their kids, they can't be around them 24/7, so whats stopping the kid from being a bully when the parents aren't around? That's were the school is supposed step in.

[@TheLonelyMoon]

Eduard is such a joyful person, he was a blessing to this grim world

[@AlienZizi]

im so glad he got to experience all this appreciation while he was alive. i mean going to a military hospital to entertain them with singing, what a guy!

[@agentcodydanks]

Trollolololol dude looked great for being 75 years old. Sad he’s gone. He spread some joy to the world what a great thing to be able to do.

[@vinx3078]

Eduard's story is so heartwarming. Music is really a type of magic and it's so great to see that he never stopped spreading that magic. You could tell he was such a passionate and kind man just from the way he addressed his fame, showing his appreciation and love for it in that clip asking others to add their own lyrics. What a legend fr

[@CompComp]

I checked on Gary (liver transplant & pretending to be boomers group). He passed away after fighting all of his medical complications. The supportive comments were so beautiful. He seemed to have s life full of getting knocked down and getting right back up. Thank you Internet for some positivity.

[@roryslaine7896]

I somehow never knew the story behind 'trollolol'. That was wholesome asf. Thanks again Wavy, and congrats on a milli! You deserve it mate.

[@PandoraFoxxBurlesque]

Sean's story always makes me tear up 💕 it's such a massive middle fingers to the bullies I've always struggled with my own body image but dance has become an amazing way to celebrate something I was once so uncomfortable with

[@iimdirtydan]

Good for you

[@aidenlav]

so happy to hear that for you ❤i hope you’re doing well

[@mjames7674]

The "Dancing Man" one hits me hard right in the feels. I wanna be his friend. He seems like such a cool dude. I hope the people that mocked him in the beginning developed some empathy for people.

[@ellusiv5121]

doubt it. a man doesn't change that easy especially when the celebration was to spite them.

[@rhyswhittington8759]

@@ellusiv5121 might have even been a woman for all we know.

[@mochabearry]

@@rhyswhittington8759 yup, could’ve been! Everyone just assumed man since it’s 4chan.

[@DarksideGmss0513]

I'd love to have bought that man a pint of Guinness

[@undoneboss6490]

I never knew about the dancing man story but I had a big smile on my face when they had that big party for him

[@thesswb4463]

The fact they got a call from someone in Japan when he's a WWII vet warms your heart

[@iaminsideyourwalls2021]

From bitter enemies to good friends

[@InVinoVeratas]

I mean, America let Japan get away with a lot tbh. But lets not dwell on the negative on this video.

[@TheCencc]

​@@InVinoVeratasJapan let america get away with a lot*

[@SaiyanzBeBallin]

@@TheCenccthey attacked first but the atomic bomb was overkill tbh

[@Schwertfisch13]

They attacked because the US cut off ways to ALL japanese natural oil sources. Baited first strike you could say. ​@@SaiyanzBeBallin

[@Rebelartist83]

as a person with physical disability as well as high functioning autism that story about Jack and Jordan really blessed my heart..

[@NicholeSnickers23]

As an autistic person, this makes me happy, the story of Jack and Jordan. All most of us want is someone to notice us....be in our world and just hang out....Jordan is a total bro for what he did. More people need this kind of outlook on life. We all need Jordan's mama.

[@Blondybeastfit]

Same here, I agree! Its great to see so much kindness

[@WarFoxThunder]

as someone on the spectrum too, it makes me unfathomably happy

[@aliencafe]

Makes me so happy knowing he’s going into education. The world needs more teachers like him, and he’s going to change so many lives.

[@blueberry5822]

I cried while watching, I know how it feels to just want to be part of the flow

[@Sums420_69]

Literally It made me cry

[@AnAdorableWombat1]

The Dancing man segment was beautiful! The one who posted it must have felt lower than dirt. He tried to humiliate that man and it backfired. So glad Shawn had fun and enjoyed himself

[@BreadApologist]

It’s heartwarming to see all the support people in need get in these videos. Yet at the same time heartbreaking knowing there’s exponentially more who never get the help they need.

[@lulusmith780]

I lost a friend recently (they left me out of the blue) and I can’t tell you how much I needed this It’s hard to believe good things can happen. One’s problems can seem so big they weigh you down. I’m glad videos like these give me hope in people especially at a time when I need it most 🥺💕

[@pissip]

Much love, keep you head high friend

[@NAT20Ashes]

Hey, I recently lost my home and job, all my belongings, my vehicle, most of my family, and my best friends of over ten years. I’m not saying that misery compete, just that I know how much that hurts because the friends and family hurt the worst. I’m very sorry it’s painful when you treat people the way you would want to be treated and they use and abuse you. I can be your internet friend!❤

[@Jagzin909]

That Jordan kid has a truly amazing heart! His family should be so proud of him. So much love! This video has turned a shitty day into a great one. Thank you for uploading!!!

[@EvangelineDominic]

i legit cried watching the jordan and jack story the fact that jordan was just being himself, gentle and kind and wanting to make someone else happy, says a lot about how well he was raised.

[@ironleegaming8227]

As a small town person, that olive garden one kinda hit home for me. When I moved to the city for college, I was shocked when I was told "Red Lobster is not fancy" and "I would be upset if I was taken to Red Lobster for my anniversary" Which has been me and my spouses anniversary spot for 10 years now (and ultimate combo each, one cocktail each, and rye and cokes, every year, once a year) I dont need to be in a tilt-a-whirl on a roof (that's where I was told I should go) to enjoy myself, and thank God my small town gf feels the same.

[@noranizaazmi6523]

You do you pal :) dont let other peoples opinion let you down, this isnt meant to be an insult but one mans trash is another mans castle, hope you and your spouse have a happy life :)

[@TeddyLovesAxl]

What a heartwarming story! And Red Lobster 🦞 is the bomb! You story does a heart good ❤️🌹

[@flowers_4_alger-hans]

We just got an Olive Garden in my town, as well as a Panda Express! Lol it's been great!

[@HazeLmao]

great story, if you need massive gestures to be in love you’re probably not in love with the person, just their money. you guys have decided to be happy and that’s all you need. so many people will never realize that. happy for you.

[@crybabychrononaut]

Felt the same. When I was a kid, my family going to Olive Garden (& having to drive about 45 minutes to get there) was a BIG deal! It felt so special. Not sure why it ever became cool to make fun of people because they don't earn as much as you, or live in a city.

[@SniffyTugBoat]

thanks for the depth on Eduard Khil's segment. the trololol song was big when I was in high school. I still remember shortly after graduation, sitting in my friend's shitty apartment in the wee hours of the morning and their roommate came into the room with their laptop, bearing the thread telling of Khil's passing. that song stuck with me in a way I'd have never expected. I'm glad he knew how people had embraced the song again.

[@darienb1127]

When it comes to stories like Gary's, I can't help but also feel saddened. The fact that we live in a world where people have to resort to GoFundMe pages for the chance of being able to live. I'm always glad that people can get the help they need... but the fact that this happens so frequently in the first place is just so somber to think about.

[@Dionysus-senpai]

He unfortunately died from a COVID induced heart attack after the strain put on his system didn't allow him to recover... I know this isn't exactly alleviating your displeasure but, to reiterate your point, had personal finances never played a role and he could just checkmark each goalpost, perhaps he'd still be with us for years to come. The least we can do is learn from example, so the ones who live in the world we leave can only be better off... RIP.

[@L0rdOfThePies]

@@Dionysus-senpai ah the ol rona :-/ rest in peace gary. Ive lost older people during the pandemic. Probably why proper Healthcare is important to me

[@AJayAnswersYou]

It's because of the drive from the Politicians and the Established Media - to root out the Nuclear Family (Father and Mother) and insert all kinds of families. Single mothers, fags, and single fathers. A politician from one of my beloved cities, got her baby, through donation. How freaking mad is that? Where kids are no longer celebrated, but labelled a burden.

[@mikegrizzle3014]

@@Dionysus-senpai NOT GONNA LIE HOSS I CRIED WHEN GARY DIED MIKE - SETN FROM LG D-LUX TOASTER OVEN\BIDET

[@mkdroz91]

I don't often comment, but my dad passed away a couple of weeks ago, and watching this vid at various points has really been such a comfort and a reminder that there is good in the world. Thank you for making this.

[@onlyhannahfans]

I hope your heart is healing, love ♡ he has comfort knowing that in little moments like this, you are still able to be comforted as well. ♡ bless you

[@mkdroz91]

​@@onlyhannahfans Thank you so much

[@Phoenixthebest]

35:08 Man, by far, the Bus Karen got to me the most. It really sucks when you are trying to do good, and you get punished badly for it. Based on experience, 6-8th graders by far are the most vile kids. It's not funny being the one who takes the insults It makes me so happy that Karen got at least some kind of gratitude. Maybe not from kids, but at least the internet was kind enough to give her the love she needed after all those hits

[@ItIsYouAreNotYour]

Disagree, it's sophomore and junior year. You get access to cars, alcohol, girls and have a giant ego. We picked on so many kids, we got picked on by the seniors as freshman. It was like a tradition being handed down, haha.

[@Phoenixthebest]

@@ItIsYouAreNotYour .....Ok?

[@ItIsYouAreNotYour]

@@Phoenixthebest Oh, I'm not invited to comment? Sorry, I'll see my way out.

[@Phoenixthebest]

< - >

[@imnotaworm]

@@ItIsYouAreNotYour ok middle schooler

[@D4RKTH3T0PP4T]

I started watching during the "meme history" era, but I still am fine with the newer true crime stuff. Congrats on 1 mil, Wavy! Here's to more videos and more memories

[@JaKingScomez]

Can you shut up. Nobody asked. Could’ve spent your time and comment something relevant or funny

[@ContinuedOak]

Personally I love all side, I wonder what’s the next genre will be

[@SmurfySmurf12345]

Same.

[@GreebleClown]

Yeah, he should just do whatever catches his interest. I love his presentation, I’ll watch.

[@senbonzlenci1219]

Thanks for being awesome wavy. My best friend who was born on the same day as me passed away yesterday. The positivity and wholesomeness really made my day and makes the trauma a little easier. Thanks for always delivering and being the realest to your fans.

[@bunniesplaymc100]

I hope you're doing okay and I'm sorry for your loss

[@senbonzlenci1219]

@@bunniesplaymc100 I’m managing, he was a great person who always was hilarious,loving & giving, and made a huge impact on you if you knew him. I appreciate the condolences 💜

[@KingHayabusa384]

I'm sorry for your loss.

[@Makkufurai]

Can't imagine how horrible that must feel... Much love to you and yours ^^

[@nillypc42]

I feel for your loss. I wish you could've spent more time with your friend, but death comes to many of us in different ways. I feel sorry for your friend and hope that you can get over the traumatic experience while keeping the memories and love of your friend alive.

[@LoreleiCatherine]

When the Kevin had to take off his glasses to cry I cried. His gratitude was so beautiful and he deserves every bit of happiness and support beyond his wildest dreams and the baby is probably born by now, so I hope it was an easy delivery and I bet it’s a beautiful baby 🥹 all of these stories are amazing. I needed this. WE need this. Always.

[@olajuwonspears9448]

The show where Anthony Bourdain would go and visit rural eateries around the world was amazing, literally changed so many lives he pitched a show that was based around how people eat when traveling especially rural areas. Helped popularize a lot of stand owner's and help them get shops .

[@aaroncallahan1062]

As someone who has autism, the story about Jordan helping Jack really made me cry. It’s such a good feeling that there’s so many people in this world who are that kind.

[@M00R3]

I've got no connection with autism and I cried like a lil bitch. That was so touching. I live in southeast Louisiana. It's not often I'm proud of this place, but this was truly awesome. I can't believe missed it when it happened

[@missdolittle]

Likewise. I am quite low on the spectrum and mixed with adhd it can be a superpower if utilized :).

[@insecureboyz3899]

it was my 30th birthday yesterday, this past year and a half was filled with depression and family losses for me. Yesterday while my few friends threw me a party I decided to myself silently, I will find peace, I will be happy. Today I find this video and it feels so good to fill my heart with wholesomeness as I start a new chapter in my life.

[@Sagerie]

Happy Belated Birthday! 🎉🎂 I hope this year is miles better than the last one for you.

[@beepboop9712]

Happy birthday

[@mr_selfdestruct]

Happy birthday! May the future be bright for you and give you many good things ❤️

[@mormornie]

happy belated birthday! wishing you a nice year to come, and hope you're having a good day!

[@DecimoGenerations]

Happy belated young man, you still have many prosperous years ahead of you! Take care of yourself.

[@skyline_decay]

Man, the parents of those kids on the bus must be even worse. I can't imagine what else would make kids behave this way. I'm glad Karen got public support and restitution for these incidents.

[@forceawakens4449]

Middle school kids are evil. The best parents in the world wont stop a group of middle schoolers that think they'll get away with trash behavior

[@nonichis]

The Jack and Jordan story always touch my heart. I have two of my babies in the spectrum and I am so happy to see gental humans interacting with people with autism

[@mallorycannon3011]

I've seen that Karen video but never knew the backstory. It really broke my heart for her when I saw it. I'm glad to hear there were people taking up for her.

[@AR-zn1uy]

Such a crappy experience for someone to go through even from kids.

[@AJayAnswersYou]

Indeed, we need to be there for the ones that can't be there for themselves.

[@gamerslayer665]

Marilyn reviewing chain restaurants is such a necessary and underrepresented service. We assume they’re going to be shit, and they are, because nobody is holding them to the standards of other restaurants. Good for her.

[@NeonSonOfXenon]

Not to mention that some locations just do it better than others. Growing up, we would often travel 15-20 min to go to this one Popeye's because they outdid all the others that were closest to us. I think a service like Marilyn's is perfect for highlighting such standout locations

[@cxgarettesgxcha664]

edward seemed like such a genuinely great person honestly, im glad he got to see the song that brought him such hope become popular again

[@WakandaForever1776]

Do an update on the kids that bullied Karen in 10 years and their probably gonna be enjoying the prison life.

[@cuckjoeburg5060]

I’d love to see this ngl

[@MrDucksBill]

No they will probably be ashamed of themselves and ask for forgiveness

[@johnsanchez8232]

@@MrDucksBill Lets hope that happens

[@2yoyoyo1Unplugged]

I went to school with kids just like that. They made me nearly end it all. I transferred out of the high school that would've stuck me with them for another 4 years, and it was the best decision I ever made.

[@marcusaurelius6307]

The only reason they were mocking her was because they were probably getting yelled at, or abused at home. It's inevitable that they would grow into child-like adults, and while they'd get away with many things, it's kind of nice thinking about all the times they might have gotten punished for their shitty actions.

[@dabeastfromdaweast9788]

Fuck man I'm only half way through this video and it's destroying me. I've gone so many sleepless nights wondering if there's any good in the world, constantly wondering if there's any point in trying and ironically wondering if just thinking that makes me a terrible person Watching these kind of stories give me hope in ways I can't even begin to describe. To see what starts as a simple gesture of good will push the first domino that will go on to impact others in such tremendous ways has me tearing up more than I have in such a long time. Sean, Ed, Jordan, Karen, Will, Marilyn, Ray, and all the peoples' stories I've yet to learn about.... All these people just wanted to do the right thing and now their stories will live on forever for their inspiring acts of kindness and god damn it it makes me want to keep trying to do the same. I don't want the notoriety. I just want to believe if I help the ones I love with what little strength I have then they'll go on to help the ones they love. In a world of bullies, schemers, maniacs and manipulators, it's the least we can do for each other. It goes without saying, but thank you for posting this wavy. This has touched me in ways I can't describe and I'm sure it has touched so many others who have watched this as well. Who knows what that positivity could eventually bring for us all congrats on 1 mil, you deserve it

[@nineinchthread]

That's actually a really good message for this whole video it's hard to keep going on with how life is sometimes

[@gunnymaru2900]

You need to stay off social media and stop watching the news. Only negative shit makes money

[@nissan_skyline]

Of course there are good people out there and just like you, they do what they do out of the kindness of their hearts, not for notoriety, so you would never know about them since they're probably not on the news or social media.

[@mr.waffles8739]

I wish more creators did a video like this talking about the positive things they covered throughout the year, this was beautiful, hearing all of these amazing events is just so heart warming

[@ilovecows0214]

Wavy, I hope you do another of these. Ive been depressed lately and most of the wholesomen videos are fake or just make me cry. These are nice enough for me to come back and watch again, thank you.

[@somewhatoriginal]

Marilyn is probably the realest food critic out there.

[@lolalo6344]

Not just food, also just the restaurant and staff. I can imagine people who get nervous going places really appreciating a review like that. I'm glad Anthony Bourdain supported her, I still miss that wholesome guy.

[@DaRealKovi]

Honest to god, her writing style is a joy to listen to, and I think your average person dines out in franchises often enough for this type of review to be incredibly useful. Just look at people who review burgers and such online, they get mad views cuz people are interested. I know I'm much more likely to read a review about something I can afford, tbh

[@adawg3032]

@@DaRealKoviagreed not every Olive Garden is built equal, some of them are much nicer, especially the newly built ones. That’s when the bathrooms still smell like Home Depot

[@skrounst]

RIP Gary... Gobbless his family... Also, if I found out my child treated an elderly woman like that, I'm pretty sure military school is accepting applications, and I'm pretty sure they make flip phones still without access to the internet. I SPECIFICALLY remember a kid in middle school getting harassed and I laughed once at one of the insults hurled his way. To this day I hate that I did that, so I can't even imagine the mindset needed to speak like this to an innocent person. Glad Karen got 700k, and hope the kids struggle with finances for the rest of their lives.

[@HLidaze]

They uploaded it on Facebook. All their family saw it and no one said anything. If I even said 1/10 of that then my parents or grandparents or aunts, uncles, cousins saw me say it and post it I would have been beat within an inch of my life. That "whats your address so I can piss all over your door" and "everyone killed themselves so they didnt have to be near you" is disgusting. If my niece or newphew (which theyd never do this) ever posted a video harassing a older woman like this I would be at my sisters house and kick their bedroom door down. And shed let me. Disgusting. 100%. Harassing a widow

[@mynamewastakin]

Maaaan, the Trololo guys story hit me hard in the feels. Glad he got to see people enjoy and love his song, even if it wasn't for the reasons he initially wanted.

[@sermsitheksatapornsakul5300]

​@@extantfellow46I do agree with you. He brings joy and laughter. He will always be remembered. ❤

[@coldflame999]

Beautifully narrated, thank you for this wholesome content, I've never cried of happiness and laughter as much in such a short time, bravo !

[@Gavin_avi]

The Bus Monitor Karen story really speaks to me because kids like that are the reason I have so many issues, great to see how she was supported through these terrible experiences and has started to try to stop these kinds of people from persisting

[@Kiabeta]

I think it's amazing that Marilyn got her reviews published like that, her reviews are a legit contribution to history now.

[@Almanatrix]

I love this video so much...I've watched it twice by myself and once with my son. Its beautiful and one of the best videos you've made and probably my favorite thing on KZbin. I'm sensitive and when people are hurt it hurts and depresses me, sticks in my soul like a goathead thorn...so i avoid most news or social media. But this made me feel better. We hear all the time that there are good people out there...but seeing it is something else.

[@0ne01]

Wavy, life has been extremally difficult and rough this past year for me. From the bottom of my heart thank you for this video. It's very easy to forget that the nastiest people are always the loudest because the good people are always too busy being wholesome. Seriously thank you fam. for the feels tonight

[@TeddyLovesAxl]

This year has been crappy for me too. Still is. This video gave me hope for humanity…💔😢

[@katherynedarrah4245]

I hope Jordan becomes one of those teachers students look back on and say "you know, they were my favorite"

[@daliahmeadow5257]

I’m sure he will! 🥰

[@the.evilducky]

Jack Ryan's story always brings a smile to my face and tears to my eyes. My son is autistic and its a blessing that Jordan wants to be a teacher. We need teachers like him.

[@DeathMetalDerf]

I know wavy will never see this and I know that no one really cares, but every time I start feeling down about the world around me and the people who inhabit it, I come back and watch this video. Especially the part with Jordan Taylor and Jack Ryan. It just gets me every time. What a guy. Thanks for making this dude. I would love to see more good things.

[@stash2823]

Be strong brother , the world is harsh and hard but we have to stay strong

[@s.d.7946]

🤗hugs🤗

[@DemonVido]

Who in their right mind bullies a 68 yo?! I'm glad she didn't accept their apologies

[@lo_Ovung]

Jordan Taylor what a remarkable man. He'll become an excellent teacher with the level of patience he possess.. He inspires me to become a better person.. Godspeed

[@PhelanEric87]

Absolutely remarkable. I can read people like a book but he certainly knew he changed this persons life.

[@AR-zn1uy]

That one made me cry.

[@YouMadBruh420]

RIP to the Based Chad Trolololo guy! And Jordan Taylor! He is a real one for sure! Karen hit me in the feels for sure! I’m glad she prevailed. RIP Willam J Lashua, thank you for your service!

[@JoseRivera-hd2iu]

I'm really happy this video autoplayed. I wasn't feeling too good, but I've been smiling bigger and bigger after every clip

[@SpiffyPenguin]

The Karen one pissed me off a lot. I went to school with boys like this and they were never punished because school administration liked to pretend that it wasn’t an issue. They treated older teachers and substitutes like this and were protected by the school. I don’t feel bad for the hate they got or the year long suspension.

[@xpollland]

I'm so glad that the dancing man got so much support!

[@TheSaintBigFoot]

He was so nice too

[@jiffpop5143]

The way those kids treated Karen is a perfect example of how terrible being bullied can be. Those shitheads are a special case tho, even after getting probably the largest backlash for bullying ever, they still did it years later... complete psychos

[@lovejumanji5]

Wait, what ? Serious?

[@mymop4422]

the kids probably didnt receive any direct disciplinary action. probably just a scolding from parents if they are at least decent parents who even slightly cares about their childrens’ future

[@MrsIggyKirkland]

Exactly how I was treated allllllllllllllllll through High School. Kids are cruel, awful demons sometime. I saw it firsthand and while it was hard to watch, it didn't shock me unfortunately because I've been there.

[@SkipperBoy]

I have to say that many of these brought me to tears ❤ it only take a little bit of kindness to make a difference! Please be that little bit of light for someone, do something kind, give someone you pass a smile, sometimes it’s all it takes to make a positive impact to the person next to you ❤ Also want to say and huge amount of love for Jordan! Your sweet act of kindness touch more lives then you can ever imagine. When I saw I’m start to shed tears when talking about wanting to be kind and help Jack, made me was just give him a grate big hug! We need more people like Jordan in the world! My mom is a monitor on a special needs school bus, and she loves working with her kiddos! It really take special people to be able to work with the special needs kids ❤they need to have love for there work, the kids, and the understanding that they need help and tolerance. My mom might actually work with Karen, because she looks familiar to me and my mom works in the Edmond district, and my mom does have a coworker named Karen.

[@kingman450]

Man rewatching all these stories a together really makes my heart all warm and I will admit some of these got me pretty emotional.

[@brainypepper1621]

Full respect to Eddie Khil. He was such a sweetheart and brought a smile to everyone's face. P.S. Dev is the best son you could ask for. He is just too sweet.

[@bigfungus5002]

Wavy, I gotta say you're one of the most necessary channels on YT, being an old time internet user and primarily seeing the depraved shit, genuinely I didn't know the internet was capable of the good this video highlights. Truly does restore some hope.

[@barthansard7058]

Your content and sense of humor, decency and curious discovery always entertain, educate, enlighten and evoke all the feels. Much admiration and appreciation!

[@monsieurcharcutier4490]

The kids on the bus got me. I honestly used to be just like those kids at times. I regret it for sure, hopefully they'll grow out of it.

[@jarenagra2804]

i mean, they got death threats and their families were being bullied and their house being swatted. but after a few years they were bullying once again, and that time, they were bullying a disabled student

[@monsieurcharcutier4490]

@@jarenagra2804 some people never change, some are just rotten miserable people. It's sad but true

[@androgynylunacy]

I got stuck on the short bus with an antisemite while there was a Jewish guy on the bus. And the racist guy died of a drug overdose..

[@Mario87456]

Shame on you for regretting it bullying is cool and it weeds out the weak.

[@HenyaStudent]

@@Mario87456 bait

[@taylor22222222]

Karen's wishes were simply for those kids to just not be this way to anyone else and to just not be around them on the bus for at least a year... that's just incredibly powerful. No retribution, no apology, just wanting a peaceful resolution. I don't know if I could be that strong of a person, so bravo to her already.

[@chanceneck8072]

I would have beaten the shit out of those bastards. And I'm a declared pacifist 😅🤭

[@vakash]

If all of humanity demonstrated kindness like this all the time instead of rare moments, I wouldn't be a raging misanthrope.

[@mervannear603]

They're more common than you think. Just gotta look for em. And that's coming from someone who isn't always the biggest fan of humanity either. Sucks it isn't all the time though. I'm with ya on that.

[@rossh2386]

Be the change you want to see go out do something make one persons day

[@vakash]

@@rossh2386 I try but it's literally casting pearls before swine.

[@kiernanhowell-mackinley1733]

It's more common than you think. You only see the bad times because that's what the media profits off of.

[@meaganfarr2]

It's out there, the world can be miserable and people can be awful but whatever kindness you can give back could help someone or make someone happier than they were before. I think that's worth it alone.

[@landenfarmer8619]

I’m currently watching this video as I’m getting dressed for my brothers funeral. And man I really needed this video today. Thanks Wavy✊🏼🤘🏼

[@NAT20Ashes]

I’m very sorry for your loss

[@ammoniacloudz34]

The Karen story is a reminder of how cruel kids can be. We got to raise our kids better than than, ffs.

[@PhelanEric87]

That’s why you punch them straight in the gut.