WORLD'S TAMEST FISH

[@awoyski]

it's quite a small thing but whenever i'm not in a rush in london i keep an eye out for anyone who looks lost on the tube and street and give them a hand as i know london well. if they struggle i'll sometimes walk them there :)

[@FBMoy]

That's so considerate. As a tourist to London I would find that so helpful.

[@TyroneLannister1]

u da sweetest

[@tarawalters3182]

Same ... It makes me feel happy

[@Harz77]

Can you show me around London 😉

[@jokiaragon]

the faith in humanity is restored! haha

[@TheReelCorner]

Helping someone cross the street who may be old and/or struggling with shopping bags etc. Makes me happy as well as them :)

[@MaartjeBraakman]

A few days ago, I saw a post on tumblr that kinda said this: "whenever I'm out and I see someone who looks like he or she has put a lot of effort in her outfit, or looks like he or she might have been doubting wearing crazy clothes or dyed Hair and all, I will just go to that person and tell them they look great" I mean, to me that would literally be the greatest, and I know it would for other persons! So ever since I've seen that post, I will randomly conpliment people when I think they've done something brave :)

[@TravelWithJulienKos]

I like to do that as well! Compliment people if they're good looking, or if they do a job really well or sound cool. Basically anything that pops to mind, I just throw at them.

[@erinweaver3453]

It's really simple, but I worked in retail shops and tourism/hospitality from ages 15-23 (summers home from school, etc.). I learned how wonderful a short chat, or a friendly customer can be, as well as someone appreciating the job you do. I try to thank everyone as much as possible, and give lots of smiles and quick chats. At a wedding this weekend there were so many younger people working as servers for a whooole weekend of dinners and parties for this wedding. I thanked the one girl and asked her to tell everyone they had all been so friendly, helpful, and polite the entire weekend. Such hardworking kids, and I love to make sure people feel recognized for working hard and providing friendly service/assistance

[@TheRyanLamont]

Those fish were like underwater puppies keen for a petting haha!

[@LeaLikesIcecream]

STOP THE DAMN SELFPROMOTION! It's ANNOYING!

[@TheRyanLamont]

LeaLikesIcecream I see no self-promo, no spam, no begging? Just a genuine comment on the video.

[@duderRechthat]

Ryan Lamont guess ppl are jealous cause you are verified (caspar can relate). well it displays your comments as top comments all the time.. :p

[@Sarah-mz8hu]

Omg I love you !!!!!

[@tofaoloketuyi]

Haahaa I don't get why people hate you

[@TheNTD06]

Haven't missed a fun for Louis video in a whole year today!

[@jessicabeaver8340]

My nan got lost in Glasgow when she was moving from Liverpool to Perth and she ended up picking up two hitch hikers who had a sign saying they wanted to go to Dundee. Because she wanted to get out of Glasgow as she was very lost she asked them if they knew their way out of Glasgow and they did so they directed her all the way to Dundee then she went on to Perth. She said if she hadn't picked them up she would have been driving around for hours. This was before mobile phones and sat navs and all the technology. They were so kind and grateful for the lift but it just shows how 2 worlds can come together and help each other, when most people are too scared to stop and see who needs help. :-) just thought i would share that. Loving the vlogs Louis! Not missed on from day one! Xx

[@TheShrimpgirl]

You are such a lovely person Louis!! Something I do is take 20 minutes out of my day and go to a lovely little old ladies house who lives just up the road to me and have tea and cake with her. Just to brighten her day and give her some company as she now lives alone xx

[@paulstimes]

When I was in Bosnia, in stead of giving beggars money I took them into a supermarket and bought them food, so i knew my money was going towards something they needed, rather than wasting it on other things.

[@misseffpea]

That's so wonderful of you to do 😀👍

[@HolaConnor]

Paul don't bullshit me 😂😉

[@paulstimes]

Connor Boyde I went to Bosnia in 2009 with a group of people as a mission trip, it's not a lie ;)

[@paulstimes]

Versifyd Louis said to comment some nice things you've done to help others you idiot, think before you comment.

[@paulstimes]

What are you on about? I didn't 'thumb up' my own comment, obviously someone agrees with me. I don't have to prove anything to you, you're the one that decided to comment negativity on what I said; what were you trying to achieve? Was it to create an argument for your own enjoyment? Idiots like you is what makes the world such an awful place.

[@kitty2kalisa]

I've had small things done for me and my family that really brightened up our days.. the only thing I can think of that helped someone, was that the person was having a bad day, and I just gave them a hug.. I barely knew this person, but it felt like the right thing to do.. :)

[@FatimaYTB]

You're amazing Louis, I think you're actually one of those people you were yalking about, full of life... It would be awesome just to have a little chat with you!

[@julesminotto6125]

One night my mom asked me to fill her tank up so I went out and at the gas station I saw a woman slowly walking across the street. There was just something telling me to see if she was alright. I pulled over to her side and asked if she needed a ride. It was a very small and forward gesture, but it turned out to be a huge blessing to her. She had been walking for at least two hours from work because she didn't have a ride and had an hour more to go. But only a ten minute drive and a great conversation later she was safely at home. You can really bless someone and make their day brighter by sacrificing a very small amount of your time. Thanks for showing that to a large group of people Louis. You continue to inspire me and the rest of your viewers, showing that kindness is something the world could really use.

[@emmathompson6978]

In my 27 years I think I have only ever seen maybe 5 hitch hikers they are just not common in Australia for some reason having said that I would not pick one up just for safety reasons. Love your videos you have a lovely family.

[@shereeparkernz]

The thing I love about Louis' vlogs is he's so incredibly genuine and real, and he just happens to be a really lovely human being, and does his vlogs for the love of documenting his adventures and not for money like so many other youtubers. His vlogs are literally the highlight of my day :)

[@jessszalai547]

Not long ago, when I was driving back from new york, I wrote a sign saying "hope you have a nice day" and i put it in the window and people would read it and start smiling and waving and it made me so happy to make people smile :)

[@susanmaccormack9792]

That was so nice of you to pick up that hitchhiker! I wish I could do things like that, but as a 21 year old female it's not really the best idea to pick up random men on the side of the road while I'm driving solo, hahah. But holding doors open for others, paying for a strangers coffee, or even just smiling at others is a great way to spread the love!

[@ajphillips98]

Loved your little talk at the end I think things like that are so so important and its a shame more people aren't like you

[@lizlovespianos]

Louis, your vlogs are so inspiring! I hope to travel a lot after college and become a journalist focusing on other cultures and different issues other countries are facing. I always look forward to your next video! FunForLouis

[@Amber-or5bo]

Louis! Your vlogs are my FAVORITE! I look forward to them everyday!

[@RandomClipEntered]

Louis can you tell Steve Bookers that theirs a good job going at Shopcade. They're looking for someone who's really into fashion and has a blog to help join the company. Just letting you know.

[@bananabee1011]

I was going into a shop to get some food, and there was a homeless man outside. I decided to buy him a sandwich and a drink, and gave it to him on the way out. He was so thankful, and just that little thing made his day. Love you Louis!!! X

[@jackiekelley8024]

I love to watch you and your father together. I am sure I am not the first to notice that you two are an exact copy of each other. That's lovely.

[@britbritt1992]

I always try to hold open doors for other people especially older people or busy moms with their hands full. Most of them all smile and say thanks. I don't mind, I have all the time in the world, 2 seconds isn't going to hurt.

[@ath.ikan1235]

same (:

[@6Twisted]

BRITTATO I don't mean to dig up an old post, but isn't holding doors open just common courtesy?

[@britbritt1992]

6Twisted Haha, I can't even remember what sparked my first comment, but yes I agree. That's why I do it & don't mind doing it. I guess I was trying to prove a point on why others should hold doors just out of common courtesy.

[@PerformerMusic1]

I don't think I could pick up a hitch-hiker, I'd be too scared on being stabbed or something. Good on you Louis!

[@popcornpizzapie1]

I don't know where you live, but in canada picking up hitch hikers is illegal simply because it is not safe.

[@Awesomeking1749]

Jessica Lum in the US it's hard to trust just a random stranger

[@mhestavas]

I'm a small girl so I'm scared to pick up hitch hikers!

[@thesheepthatwentmooo]

That's so surreal how up for it those fish were! Like something from 'Through the Looking Glass'. If I was a fish I would stay well away from hands. Just not a fan of hands.

[@skatesnlaces09]

I try to stop and see family members, especially my great aunt, when I'm traveling somewhere. It makes her day to see me and it only takes about an hour out of my drive!

[@amandeflorida880]

Could yo do more videos with her? She sounds like an amazing person and that's such a compliment especially coming from yourself, you're the most lively person I know!

[@theroadislong]

I think that probably the easiest and yet very meaningful thing that we can do for someone is to listen. I was shopping the other day & one of the employees recognized me bc I shop there often. She seemed really down in spirits and even though I was kind of in a hurry, I stopped and let her just talk to me and get some things off her chest that were really weighing her down. I think that by allowing her to vent it helped her a lot to just get it out and not keep it inside anymore. My advice to the world is to just slow down and take the time to notice the people around you and you will see that it's not hard at all to help someone.

[@unfabulouslyfabulous]

I certainly do agree with you. It's the little things that count. I always try my best to do acts of kindness to spruce up someone's day. Like if a lady is wearing a really pretty bracelet or something, I will compliment her. Also, holding doors open for people is a kind gesture. I always smile at someone I've made eye contact with and I also like to think words can help people feel better, so I say "God bless you" whenever I'm departing from a conversation and/or place.

[@blueskyiyi]

LOUI! I realy love your personality! you are so calm and nice. Since three days i think i'm watching your vlogs and i enjoy every single one of them! You deserve more fame for this eventhough it's just your life

[@AlexVlogsHisLife]

Even the littlest thing like opening the door for someone can make a positive difference. Really generous of you to pick that bloke up.

[@lmda2050]

I know it doesn't seem like much, but whenever I am being helped at a store, or served at a restaurant, or checking out somewhere. I make sure to thank people sincerely and speak joyfully along with a smile (even if their not being all that nice). Usually they appreciate it and sometimes it can turn their work day around. :)

[@CesarRamirez-ks6py]

Always ask how people who provide me with their service, how they are doing. And give them attention once in their busy day. And always shake their hand and say thank you. As you said, soooo many small things one can do, that cost us nothing, but mean the world for others.

[@EstherBFilms]

We need more good people like you Louis, that was such a nice thing you did, personally i wouldn't pick up strangers just for safety reasons, but there's many other good kind gestures we can do. Love your vlogs Louis :)

[@Meerkat2424]

Your videos make me value life more than anything. They make me happy and want to live life to the max and spend time with the people closest to me:) keep having fun and don't change:)

[@FBMoy]

Louis is my idol for life. The way he lives it is an inspiration. Thanks Louis.

[@CloverChew]

I spent a day with some of my friends making food for homeless of x-homeless people who have had issues with drug abuse in Boston, Massachusetts. It was an incredibly humbling and just awesome experience. You're right Louis, more people should do things like that in the world. It would just make everyone happy :)

[@Brookesy95]

I volunteer for around 6 hours every Sunday at a Riding for the Disabled centre. Its so rewarding to see the riders smile, sit up for the first time or say something for the first time :)

[@rebeccac5481]

complimenting someone, it takes you 5 seconds to do but can boost that persons self-esteem for the whole day or longer! 😊 great vlog as usual!

[@qwerttyio]

I agree wholeheartedly about doing the little things for people, life can be so much more fulfilling for you and everyone around you if you just stop and do a random act of kindness. Every now and then I pick up a pizza at a place down the street from me and circle around my city handing them out to the homeless and its such a simple thing that costs so little yet it means so much to those people and I just love seeing the smiles on their beautiful faces.

[@LightSwitch72]

Very true message, one thing i did was i seen an elderly woman outside lidl trying to get a trolley and becoming increasingly frustrated while trying to get it. She was inserting the wrong coin so i said i think it takes the two euro coin and she sighed and said i dont think i have one..so long story short i knocked her out, stole her purse and ran to freedom.

[@redassignment]

There was always this blind woman who sold tissues for a living. Everyday after school i would buy a packet of tissue for her until one day she said 'no, you need the money to eat as well' and i didn't really expect her to know it was from the same person that has been buying her tissues but it kinda touched me that she was worried for me as well. I don't see her around anymore though :(

[@shannonmarie9441]

I love how much effort louis always puts into his vlogs

[@lydiarossetti8101]

I love those gardens me, my mum, my dad and brother went there to celebrate Mother's Day!! It's idyllic!! 🌸🌺🌻🌹🌷🌼💐

[@addictoftravel]

I agree Louis-whenever I see someone struggling with luggage and stairs at the train station I always stop to help them out. As a solo traveller, I understand their pain!

[@remotedarren]

I live opposite a row of sheltered housing for elderly people and I call in once a week and ask if any of them want anything from the supermarket when I'm going for myself. It is nothing out of my day. We are all guilty of neglecting elderly people, and I'd like to think someone would do that for me when I'm older.

[@ItsScotty0]

I love your father son bond!

[@ruthstewart7359]

My dad was driving me somewhere and he noticed a purse in the middle of the road. It was quite a busy road, but he stopped and quickly jumped out the car to fetch it. He took it to the police station and it was returned, the owner was so happy and she was just so thankful! He makes me proud, it's the little things that mean a lot :)

[@awesomenerdgirl95]

Louis is such a kind hearted guy who just loves life. I'm glad I subscribed :)

[@sohahassan7299]

And to answer your question, I think one could do good by just smiling to people, even strangers, and striking up a conversation with them, I once did that with a young girl who was waiting for her turn to the dentist and it was really amazing to have an instant bond with someone else just cuz ur sharing same eperience of waiting for the doctor !X

[@Kfjebfu65]

haha, that's so cool watching Louis and Mr. Cole, I can really see where Louis got part of his personality from.

[@baileycorbin9586]

One of the wonderful things that teenagers especially can do is visiting retirement or nursing homes. Although it can make you feel uncomfortable sometimes, it means the world to them and even just a 5 minute chat is better than nothing.

[@CharlesAlexanderParish]

I love writing letters to people! People seem to appreciate them so much more because they know you have put so much more effort into them than just a facebook message

[@zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz55550]

I always give people compliments and try to brighten their day! It always make me feel good too.

[@WDWAngel]

You and the fish were so cute! What for a lovely day. It's absolutely amazing, how nice and kind you are. That's why I love you so much! There are so many good things we can do in life!

[@theremotelifepodcast]

When being served in a shop/café/etc I always felt it was the duty of the person working there to wish the customer a happy day - having worked in both - but after my first semester abroad in Brazil where everyone wishes everyone well, I adopted the habit and continued using it when I went home for Christmas. It's heartwarming and amusing at the same time because for some it puts a huge smile on their face to be wished a happy day by the person they're serving and for others they're sometimes baffled that someone has acknowledged them in a positive way. I've come away from the most ordinary of situations with a huge silly grin on my face because it feels great to say it too. :3

[@isabelromero3257]

Really love when Louis does this really talkie vlogs

[@tori732]

Me and my friends were going to Walmart and we saw this homeless couple with a dog so we decided to buy dog food, water, and some snacks for the people to eat. Unfortunately they had left by the time we came back outside, so we drove around until we found another homeless man who had a dog. The man started to tear up when we gave him what we had bought. I've never felt happier. It feels good to be able to help someone.

[@kittybates3508]

I went to wisley pretty much every weekend growing up. one time we managed to getcmy friend to sit on those big leaves they are so itchy. Wisley has fond memories but we dont really go their anymore because its too expensive for a family of 4

[@Nina1Dify]

I once picked up a women who needed to get to the hospital because her baby boy had an asthma attack and she was going to get there walking, it would've taken her like an hr or so, it took me like a 15 min drive. Small things can mean so much to people, be nice, everyone is facing a different battle

[@KieraLovesToSleep]

I totally get what you mean about the hitchhiker Louis- one of my new year's resolutions is to try and pay a compliment every day or just do a small random thing for a friend or family member. I know that whenever I receive a compliment, no matter how small, it always boosts my confidence so that's what I try to do for other people.

[@Bigtflies321]

I think British people love burgers more than Americans haha.

[@shaffshenton]

You can walk down one street in London and there be 3 or 4 places that just sell burgers as their main attraction so I think a lot of it is what is available and how it is marketed. Loads more places that open up all the time selling cheap food for big marked up prices. Plus everyone (usually) likes a burger so it is a easy option ;)

[@remotedarren]

Burgers are taking over Britain - seriously though what is our obsession, its the same where I live in Leeds.

[@TomsGapLife]

Explorelist i live in leeds

[@newxromantic]

What's not to love? I love the burgers they have at TGIFridays

[@remotedarren]

Tom Warnes Vlogs small world!

[@KingSophie]

I bought a homeless man a lemonade on a really hot sunny day, he said thank you, and I felt very proud almost?

[@kristenmears5607]

I've been to Wisley so many times, it's weird seeing him somewhere I actually know. When I was there one time the fish were jumping up the stream you can see to the right.

[@DaniellaTello]

It doesn't seem like much, but I always make an effort to be very polite to people. I think being polite is so underrated. Sometimes I might be having a horrible day but I consciously smile and say please and thank you whenever I'm in a shop or any other place like that. People think that because it's their job to put up with a costumer it's ok to be mean at people at service, as if they weren't humans too, with crappy jobs or crappy days.

[@xdanishcarrot]

Adding this to the whole discussion about hitchhikers: my parents recently talked about how they would hitchhike everywhere when they were young, and ofcourse pick up hitchhikers as well. The world has really changed. We're all so scared of each other, and we always assume the worst.. If we're like this now, then I honestly can't imagine how our children will be...

[@LogicalArtisticOne]

My dad and I also picked up a hitch hiker when we were up North. He had accidentally been hiking too late to get a lift from the staff at the cafe he was outside, and it was a very long walk to the village we were both heading to so we helped him out. Always happy to help a fellow hiker :) Although, the other day I was in town, and I saw a lady trying to get on my bus, but the driver didn't see her at the door and he just drove off, but I would have had time to get up and tell him, and I really regret not doing anything about it. I will most certainly do more to be a better human being in the future :S

[@samuelnewman9675]

I am 15 & I go out and buy a few meals for the homeless every week

[@lizzumzzz]

We lend our lawn mower to our neighbours (they're over from Sicily to work and travel for a while) every so often and they give us authentic, home-cooked Italian food as a gesture of thanks. Both houses end up with a smile on their face and a warm heart from the kindness given and received. Also, something else that made me feel like a good human being, I witnessed a three on two brawl on my way home from the shops and stopped to help the injured man until the police came. He had a broken nose and a few scratches, but I felt so good about being decent enough to help. There were other people around, but they just kept walking. It's sad to think about, really.

[@kristinebech8503]

I once went to the cinema with my boyfriend, and there was this handicapped man in an electric wheelchair that wanted to get in, but he couldn't manage to open the door. So I walked to him and held the door open for him to get in, and he was so thankful for me helping him! I could see that it made him happy :-) It made my day!

[@mariafernandamanjarrezsanc6130]

Praying for/with someone is small thing we can all do

[@missnodrog]

Omg I love Wisley - go there every Summer

[@emilydickson8018]

Saying thank you if someone holds the door for you! I end up holding doors for so long (in school especially) and whole floods of people come through the door without 1. Saying thank you for holding the door and 2. Asking if i would like to go through the door. It's a small thing but if you say thank you to something small like that it makes such a good impression on people and puts a smile on their face!

[@gabriellamae593]

on our last day of school we got a few boxes of chocolate fro poundland and gave them to the lunch ladies. they never get any recognition in our school but are absolutely wonderful and feed us. i think we are the first people to have ever given them a gift and the looks on their faces were wonderful and it only cost us a coupe of pounds and a minute out of our day

[@ioboerke9713]

I always give my left-overs from restaurants to homeless people. Even just looking them in the eyes and saying hello can make a massive difference. They are overlooked the majority of the time because people feel uncomfortable talking to them, but they are human too, and have some amazing stories.

[@RuamaGomes]

You are perfect Louis, that's why I love watching your videos. Cause you like helping people and don't give a shit about what everybody says.

[@sohahassan7299]

You're so refreshing yourself, :) really living each day as it comes with such a fun and good spirit, god bless you :)

[@misst8632]

The fact that you have something to do every single day is an inspiration in itself. It gets me thinking have I actually done anything productive today, you live every day to the fullest (literally staying up till 5/6am :L) and never waste a day, hate to say it but YOLO is right :D

[@jordansavage9839]

My brother, father, and I picked up a hitch hiker in North Carolina and he had a dog named Sebastian. He needed a ride to a camp site like 6 miles up the mountain and he was really cool.

[@emmac9414]

just simple things like holding the door open for people, or even smiling at them. you never know how someones feeling so its always good to make them feel just a little happier with a simple smile :)

[@Cara_Larm]

The once I was on the train home and these two old women were getting off at the same station as me, but they had these big suitcases and were struggling with them. So, as we neared the stop I asked if they wanted a hand getting them off the train & they seemed genuinely shocked that I done that. So, I helped them out and they just kept saying thank you, but I was like it didn't take that much effort from me. I think little things like that give you so much satisfaction at the fact you helped someone who needed it, even if it was just helping them move their bags.

[@KhadijahInspires]

Your blogging is extremely impressive. My favs thus far

[@RageNotch]

i love louis' dad, he seems so natural at talking to the camera and he seems like a nice person overall. haha :P

[@teresasimpson5143]

I love potato leek soup; but leeks are so expensive to buy here where I live. :(

[@ItsScotty0]

I love how everybody in your family is on KZbin, its just like we're a part of the family!

[@candrewandrew]

You're an inspiration in life. I love your attitude and life advice.

[@louiseandersson3935]

The end is seriously why you're my role model louis!

[@jodiedarlingauthor]

I really love your vlogging style Louis! More of an artistic vibe compared to other vloggers.

[@lindsayallen9251]

Holding the door for people and simply smiling at strangers are little things that I do for others, I'm not sure if it means anything to them though. But as a fairly petite woman I wouldn't pick up a hitchhiker, but I think it's awesome that you did.

[@kartaprt]

Anytime any of my friend's friends or relatives or my own people are in hospital I visit them almost every day and bring them what they need for a nicer stay. Like nice magazines or books I own or just a snack or a night light for reading or smth. Or if someone is going through bad stuff I visit them and make them a meal or encourage them to go for a walk and talk in nature or something like that. I regularly give food and clothes to the homeless people down the road and I try my best to help whenever I can. There are a lot of small stuff you can do. Baby steps I say, baby steps. :)

[@LCSJB]

I just rescued four mother less kittens

[@talisam1817]

Always good to see people who are just plain nice to others and who help out where they can :) Whenever I can I hold the door open for people, it's such a small gesture but it's simple things like that that brighten people's day :)

[@sayitallnow]

One thing people should do more of is things like helping people when they drop things or if they are struggling with a door or something heavy, minimal effort but people are always so grateful

[@Lfclfclfclfcpnepnepne5]

hey Louis you should do a cafe and restaurant review channel every time i see you go into cafe or restaurant i want to know where go!!! haha

[@DoubleMDownie]

most recent that I can think of would be at work this past week ( I work as a cook in an Asian restaurant open kitchen view ) and I noticed an elderly women's cane had fallen off the back of her chair , so I took the time to run over quickly and put it back up for her. I don't know if it was big deal but she smiled and said thx.

[@rachelwanless3756]

Can you do some more learn with Louis' plz???? x

[@MsJenkneeOH3]

You have such a good spirit :) Love your vlogs! Sending positive vibes always.

[@WhoIsSecrets]

im gonna keep saying this... Best vlogger on youtube hands down!

[@itsthatguyrobbie]

I just try to smile at people when I'm out, it doesn't take any effort and can make someone's day

[@ItsHarrysLife]

Your such a great guy louis, my favourite KZbinr by far!