Ed Powers. The fact that this comment is so simple and powerful and managed to make it to the top without any witty puns or sarcastic remarks... it's inspiring.
"You don't know about real loss, because it only occurs to you when you love somebody more than you love yourself. I doubt you've ever dared to love anyone that much." RIP Robin Williams
I am so glad I was able to meet him. He came into the store I was working in between 1981 and 1983 in Santa Rosa, CA. I treated him like any other customer, but of course a little star struck. I did not ask him for any autograph or performance, and this was long before cell phones and cameras. But as I was writing up his order, getting his card approved, he began to perform anyway. Making silly noises and jokes, almost like he felt like he NEEDED to make me laugh to gain my approval. I wish I had told him then that it wasn't necessary. After that, my life had so many sychronicities with his. He came back a couple weeks later when I wasn't working, even though we didn't have what he wanted the first time. I watched one of his movies on my wedding night. My first child's name was the same as a lead character in one of his movies that came out that same year. My other child shares a name with another of his children. There are more, but then I find out that he dies again on my wedding anniversary. I think I've scoured the internet for every clip about him I could find. They give a good glimpse behind the smiling mask. There is a scene in a Mork and Mindy episode where they meet Robin Williams. And the Robin in that scene, is pretty close to what he was really like. At least, that is what he told an interviewer.
It's been a little over a year, and even just thinking about Williams, about the impact he had on my own life, the space he took up in my childhood watching Mork and Mindy on Nick at Nite, Dead Poets Society, Aladdin. Never before have I loved a person so much that I'd never met in person, a man who felt like a genuine friend. The one good thing to come from his far-too-early exit from this world was discovering that there were so many people who felt the same way as me, that he was everyone's best friend-they-never-met. Thank you, Robin. I'm still mourning your loss as profoundly as they day we lost you.
5:51 I think that was a real ode to comedic timing and to how quality is more important than quantity Robin Williams, a genius in his own right, acted out a whole scene illicited laughs, then in three words Johnny Winters makes everyone absolutely piss themselves "All this money". Just... perfectly timed
It has been widely reported that Robin Williams was suffering the beginning stages of diffuse Lewy body disease or Lewy body dementia. According to reports. Before Robin Williams death he was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. The Lewy Body Dementia Association (LBDA) has a clarification of Robin Williams autopsy report . In that they state "Lewy bodies are misfolded protein deposits found in the brains of individuals with several different disorders including Parkinson’s disease (PD) and dementia with Lewy bodies (DLB) In early PD, Lewy bodies are generally limited in distribution, but in DLB, the Lewy bodies are spread widely throughout the brain, as was the case with Robin Williams." LBD is devastating. It can initially present in individuals with varying and differing symptoms. (Which is one of the reasons it's hard to diagnose) Like lack of control over body movements. And/or consuming depression and paranoia. There needs to be more awareness about Lewy body disease. But by the accounts that have sourced and researched their reporting. It's commonly mentioned that Robin Williams wife was supportive and trying to help Robin battle a disease they weren't fully aware of. Lewy body disease won.
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Probably the top reason my favorite Williams movie is Fisher King is because he was able to demonstrate both his unhinged comedic talent and his outstanding dramatic range in one film. Such a duality of hilarity and profound sadness.
When Robin died, it impacted me more than any death I've ever experienced.( That sounds like I've died...not what I meant. Seemed smarter in my head...). seriously tho, I was more devastated than when my grandma died (I didn't say I was a good person) ...yeah as a kid born in 88 his movies just seemed to guide me through my young Life. Movies like Hook, Aladin, and especially Mrs Doubtfire as my parents were going through a divorce and I could relate. Then I got older and he was still there, funny in death to Smoochie and thoughtful like his character in Good Will Hunting. Then I watched his stand up, and he just kept popping up in my life. I watched him on inside the Actors Studio and he even made an appearance in my favorite show Louie. Its as if he helped me grow, and I always had a sense that he really truly cared about people. I guess I'm just grateful for the guy he was
Amazing tribute. Williams meant so much to so many, and though knowing that wouldn't have curbed the demons in his mind, we can only hope that he is now at peace.
Nerdwriter1 Please Please Please let us have the music It is so calming and awesome Did yyou buy it on musicloops? I NEED HIS SONG you should make is a patreon perk
Hey, this has to be one of my favorite channels ever, your content is brilliant but your sentences are so long and sometimes sound a little too forcefully intelligent.
This is a somewhat random comment in 2021, I know. Writing a comment to let you know that I come back to this video about twice a year and it is one of my favourite things on the internet. It is a beautiful, thoughtful and mindful approach to grief. I was 18 when Robin died, and grew up watching him and was so heart broken by his death. Since then I have gone through death of people close to me and coming back to this video reminds me of how to be mindful with my grief - remember what was precious about them and why the loss hurts now, instead of just feeling that hurt without the love that caused it. Thank you.
You're not the only one. I have a calendar note as a reminder to have a look every year around this time and it's one of maybe 3 I do that for. Every year I hear it's message a little differently but it somehow always feels current.
Amazing how you succeeded in doing the exact same thing Robin Williams succeeded to do in his movies : you made me laugh and cry at the same time. Thanks.
Nerd writer...that was absolutely wonderful and beautiful. I have a strange feeling that these two fellows made you smile so big you thought you were in heavens comedy club and yet made you cry so pure it's like being born with wisdom. Thanks for all your hard work you do with your videos. I must add that you truly set this video apart. By showing who you love you are becoming loved. Please don't ever stop.
I ... remember that day. I like this little movie web. The guy who runs it summed it up perfectly that morning. "You're waking into a world without Robin Williams." ...and sure it's a colder one. I needed to see this video, because despite all I'm happy for Robin. To me a kindered spirit is the best thing world can offer you. It's ironic. They come and go throughout life. When you find a new one, world is exciting again. And it hurts for years, when they go or drift away. But the time you are blessed to spend with a kindered spirit, that's the time worth livng for. That's the gold of life. And I'm happy for Robin he got have that. ❤
Robin Williams was a master of comedy, but as mentioned, he shattered all expectations from an actor/comedian when he revealed the dramatic face behind all the laughter and jokes. I watched 'World's Greatest Dad' and cried through it when we lost this legend.
I grew up with Robin in the background of my life, and I took it rather hard when he passed. My dad and I were both fans of him and Jonathan Winters, they were fantastic. Thznkyou for the reminder that while they are gone, their work and their inspiration remain.
Been 4 years now, and i still miss Robin. But i never knew this portion of his life, it totally puts together a piece I never knew. Thanks for this tribute to such a wonderful human and light always. Can't help but feel the world is a little darker without him in it....
Hey Mr. Nerdwriter1, I just found your channel today. It's brilliant, dude, and your insight in these videos is truly remarkable for its susceptibility and wide range of focus. I'm learning a lot from your videos; thank you for them, and thank you for your effort and work in producing them.
Its literally so hard for me to even see images of robin williams or think about him for too long without getting really emotional. his death was like the death of my childhood and was the first sign that things in the world were about to get much shitter an increasingly alarming rate I cant believe its been six years. fuck I wish he was still here
5 years later, I'm still hurt by the fact that we will never get to see his comedic genius ever again. I miss him so much, especially now that I'm an adult with real life problems.
I've seen tons of your videos by now and I can't help but be happy to view you as one of the most intelligent, elegant and emotionally mature person of our time. Thank you for elevating consciousness and making us smarter. I hope I can be like you when I grow up. And I could have written this comment under any of your videos. (from Mme Tender)
Dedicated to Robin Williams: The humble stand-up made the world laugh. I improvised every second. He easily brought to tears Your viewer and your listener Robin Williams pedaled. And maneuvered through his life. Yes ... His path was not sinless There is versatility, you can't turn away from it Good-naturedly and energetically he lived on Earth I flew to the soldiers in the war. Responded to requests from his fans People like him are not born twice From "Happy Days" to "This is a fucking Christmas miracle" Many different roles have been played. Actor Robin Williams of various plans From comedies to snot Loved children and rare books Bicycles and computer games. Was also a geek of cinema Collected what touched him No conviction from suicide He could no longer make peace with himself. Losing memory and self-control Robin settled the score and left bitterly ... Robin's creativity does not fade away. He lives in the hearts of fans. Probably laughing with the Almighty in the sky Robin Williams will never stop ...
Seeing these two in the end of the video... man, they made me smile! Damn they were funny... they show the essense of healing power through comedy. Period. In this clip, that's it. The energy. The vibe. Thank you!
When you stumble over a video essay, from your favourite video essayist, about one of your favourite comedians, and you end up on a week long binge of said comedians movies...
William was the Einstein of Comedy. Natural Genius. God had lent us Williams for a while. Probably for more time than humanity deserved, we should be grateful.
I can't get over his death. everytime I watch one of his movies, or a video about him, my heart breaks and I cry for hours. it's like there's a hole in my heart. the world doesn't seem right without him.
At 4:53 Williams voice sounds the same as the air stewardess in Aladdin that he voiced as the genie "Thank you for choosing magic carpet for all you travel needs."
I grew up with Williams, not Winters, but it was great to learn about his talent and inspiration for the great Robin Williams. They should carve his story on an obelisk, akhain, and akhain, and akhain!
I had watched only a few movies of Williams just before joining college. When the news of his death surfaced, I couldn't believe it. All the funny scenes, his speech in the dead poets society, they all looked like a scream for help. It hits differently when a funny guy kills himself.
18 thousand likes and 69 dislikes. This is the first video I dare saying that the 69 dislikes were people who tried clicking the like through tears and missed it. This is Robin Williams: a man loved by everyone and forever missed by each and every single one of us. A man who used his happiness to make others smile and didn't have any left for himself.❤️ Suicide is not a joke nor is it commited by the weak or the cowards - it's a real illness that distorts the world around you. He was loved and adored yet he couldn't see it through his 'darkness glasses'. If you're feeling suicidal, please reach out for help. If you feel like you have nothing to lose by leaving then wait a little and call a loved one, a friend or a hotline. If suicide is the only option for you right now, why rush something that can't be undone? Give it time, learn something new, meet new people, pick up that hobby that you left behind. You've got nothing to lose, right? Worst case scenario, you've found no new meaning. Most likely scenario, you've found joy in living again, even if only a little. RIP Robin Williams
Amazing tribute video, this made me tear up over my dinner. I had no idea Robin Williams had such a big influence and friend like Jonathan Winters. Thank you for making it, and really glad I discovered your videos.
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Thank you for bringing thoughtfulness to the internet.
Exactly!
Ed Powers. The fact that this comment is so simple and powerful and managed to make it to the top without any witty puns or sarcastic remarks... it's inspiring.
That is what reddit is for
What beautiful spirits they had, and gifted us with their humour. Long live their memories.
It's a shame I can't like this more
"You don't know about real loss, because it only occurs to you when you love somebody more than you love yourself. I doubt you've ever dared to love anyone that much."
RIP Robin Williams
I am so glad I was able to meet him. He came into the store I was working in between 1981 and 1983 in Santa Rosa, CA. I treated him like any other customer, but of course a little star struck. I did not ask him for any autograph or performance, and this was long before cell phones and cameras. But as I was writing up his order, getting his card approved, he began to perform anyway. Making silly noises and jokes, almost like he felt like he NEEDED to make me laugh to gain my approval. I wish I had told him then that it wasn't necessary.
After that, my life had so many sychronicities with his. He came back a couple weeks later when I wasn't working, even though we didn't have what he wanted the first time. I watched one of his movies on my wedding night. My first child's name was the same as a lead character in one of his movies that came out that same year. My other child shares a name with another of his children. There are more, but then I find out that he dies again on my wedding anniversary. I think I've scoured the internet for every clip about him I could find.
They give a good glimpse behind the smiling mask. There is a scene in a Mork and Mindy episode where they meet Robin Williams. And the Robin in that scene, is pretty close to what he was really like. At least, that is what he told an interviewer.
Recovering Soul my best friend was his next door neighbor till he passed :(
And then he marries 3 women.
I return to this video every so often... I miss this man so much. Thank you for making this! ❤
It's been a little over a year, and even just thinking about Williams, about the impact he had on my own life, the space he took up in my childhood watching Mork and Mindy on Nick at Nite, Dead Poets Society, Aladdin. Never before have I loved a person so much that I'd never met in person, a man who felt like a genuine friend. The one good thing to come from his far-too-early exit from this world was discovering that there were so many people who felt the same way as me, that he was everyone's best friend-they-never-met. Thank you, Robin. I'm still mourning your loss as profoundly as they day we lost you.
Absolutely beautiful. What a pair of lights.
Jonathan Winters is so underappreciated. He was the funniest and most quick witted person I have ever met.
You met him?!?!?!?
Briefly. I was a very lucky man.
Wow
The world is not the same without Robin Williams
envy nine Totally agree!
Yes he was genius :)
5:51 I think that was a real ode to comedic timing and to how quality is more important than quantity
Robin Williams, a genius in his own right, acted out a whole scene illicited laughs, then in three words Johnny Winters makes everyone absolutely piss themselves "All this money". Just... perfectly timed
The only guy who made my dad laugh was Williams.
The only guy who made Williams' dad laugh was Winters: David Letterman - Robin Williams on Jonathan Winters
Nerdwriter1 Thats so amazing! His audience was literally everyone! Great tribute.
+Gordon Skyler Stop listening to Stefan Molyneux. Suicide and Depression aren't such simple disorders that you can point to one issue as the cause.
It has been widely reported that Robin Williams was suffering the beginning stages of diffuse Lewy body disease or Lewy body dementia. According to reports. Before Robin Williams death he was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. The Lewy Body Dementia Association (LBDA) has a clarification of Robin Williams autopsy report . In that they state "Lewy bodies are misfolded protein deposits found in the brains of
individuals with several different disorders including Parkinson’s
disease (PD) and dementia with Lewy bodies (DLB) In early PD, Lewy bodies are generally limited in distribution, but in
DLB, the Lewy bodies are spread widely throughout the brain, as was the
case with Robin Williams."
LBD is devastating. It can initially present in individuals with varying and differing symptoms. (Which is one of the reasons it's hard to diagnose) Like lack of control over body movements. And/or consuming depression and paranoia.
There needs to be more awareness about Lewy body disease.
But by the accounts that have sourced and researched their reporting. It's commonly mentioned that Robin Williams wife was supportive and trying to help Robin battle a disease they weren't fully aware of.
Lewy body disease won.
I suppose it is kinda funny seein him flail around in that skirt
we were fortunate enough to live in a universe where these two men would share the same world together
Whos been blessed by this video in 2019?
Ready? Drop Gun. Again!
and the Egyptian army is still sucking now..
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as an Egyptian, I don't mind it, I thought it was funny
Probably the top reason my favorite Williams movie is Fisher King is because he was able to demonstrate both his unhinged comedic talent and his outstanding dramatic range in one film. Such a duality of hilarity and profound sadness.
"..the stereotypes in subtly and subtlety in exageration"
Beautiful tribute to Robin Williams and Jonathan Winters. Two masters of comedy and improvisation.
Robin Williams was such a large part of my childhood. I really miss him. He's the only stranger I've ever cried/mourned the loss of.
Same for me. I cried for days. It felt like he was always there as i was growing up.
When Robin died, it impacted me more than any death I've ever experienced.( That sounds like I've died...not what I meant. Seemed smarter in my head...). seriously tho, I was more devastated than when my grandma died (I didn't say I was a good person) ...yeah as a kid born in 88 his movies just seemed to guide me through my young Life. Movies like Hook, Aladin, and especially Mrs Doubtfire as my parents were going through a divorce and I could relate. Then I got older and he was still there, funny in death to Smoochie and thoughtful like his character in Good Will Hunting. Then I watched his stand up, and he just kept popping up in my life. I watched him on inside the Actors Studio and he even made an appearance in my favorite show Louie. Its as if he helped me grow, and I always had a sense that he really truly cared about people. I guess I'm just grateful for the guy he was
O Captain! My Captain!
O Captain! My Captain!
Amazing tribute.
Williams meant so much to so many, and though knowing that wouldn't have curbed the demons in his mind, we can only hope that he is now at peace.
No peace in death. Just nothing. But his work lives on in us.
A beautiful reminder that the world is open for play.
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what about the music ? any link ?
Nerdwriter1
Please Please Please let us have the music
It is so calming and awesome
Did yyou buy it on musicloops?
I NEED HIS SONG
you should make is a patreon perk
Another request for the musiiiic please nerdwriter1
Hey, this has to be one of my favorite channels ever, your content is brilliant but your sentences are so long and sometimes sound a little too forcefully intelligent.
Honestly this made me cry, thank you Nerdwriter
This is one of the videos I keep watching through the years
2 Years since his death, and still, can't hold the tears...
Congrats for the Channel, it's brilliant!
this videos are gonna make me drop my college studies...
The people these videos reveal to the world, is what's going to make me drop my studies.
don't do that man, you can enjoy these videos while still pursuing your studies.
These*. Stay in school, brah.
Wtf. How did you get that from this video?
I've idolized Robin nearly my entire life. I really appreciate how you honor them both, particularly focusing on their sense of humanity . ...
Always keep coming back to this video. Just wonderful.
This is a somewhat random comment in 2021, I know. Writing a comment to let you know that I come back to this video about twice a year and it is one of my favourite things on the internet. It is a beautiful, thoughtful and mindful approach to grief. I was 18 when Robin died, and grew up watching him and was so heart broken by his death. Since then I have gone through death of people close to me and coming back to this video reminds me of how to be mindful with my grief - remember what was precious about them and why the loss hurts now, instead of just feeling that hurt without the love that caused it. Thank you.
You're not the only one. I have a calendar note as a reminder to have a look every year around this time and it's one of maybe 3 I do that for. Every year I hear it's message a little differently but it somehow always feels current.
These guys were beastly. The scope and speed of their wit is mind blowing.
A wonderful video featuring two of my favorite people!! Thank you
Two of mine, too.
Just discovered this little gem of a tribute. A true tribute to William's ethos of life.
This is fantastic, thanks Nerdwriter!
one of your best videos .. rip to a great man thanks for the laughter
williams always made me laugh. I love all movies he participated in. he would change my mood everytime.
Amazing how you succeeded in doing the exact same thing Robin Williams succeeded to do in his movies : you made me laugh and cry at the same time. Thanks.
Nerd writer...that was absolutely wonderful and beautiful. I have a strange feeling that these two fellows made you smile so big you thought you were in heavens comedy club and yet made you cry so pure it's like being born with wisdom. Thanks for all your hard work you do with your videos. I must add that you truly set this video apart. By showing who you love you are becoming loved. Please don't ever stop.
Well done.
Thanks, Joe.
@@Nerdwriter1 joe mamma
“The mind is a terrible thing to waste” Robin Willams
-biggie smalls
He said a "mime" is a terrible thing to waste
I love Winters reaction to William's pun at 5:20. Beautiful moment between teacher & student :)
I ... remember that day. I like this little movie web. The guy who runs it summed it up perfectly that morning. "You're waking into a world without Robin Williams." ...and sure it's a colder one. I needed to see this video, because despite all I'm happy for Robin. To me a kindered spirit is the best thing world can offer you. It's ironic. They come and go throughout life. When you find a new one, world is exciting again. And it hurts for years, when they go or drift away. But the time you are blessed to spend with a kindered spirit, that's the time worth livng for. That's the gold of life. And I'm happy for Robin he got have that. ❤
It's a mad mad mad mad world without those two :'[
Always wondered whom Robin Williams admired most. Like a comment on reddit...never wanted this to end. Thank you for creating this.
Robin Williams was a master of comedy, but as mentioned, he shattered all expectations from an actor/comedian when he revealed the dramatic face behind all the laughter and jokes. I watched 'World's Greatest Dad' and cried through it when we lost this legend.
such a kindred spirit. he was a master of the craft. the laughs he stole and the hearts that gleamed through his work
Thank you for this amazing video. It highlights one of the truest ways that Robin Williams touched people.
I grew up with Robin in the background of my life, and I took it rather hard when he passed. My dad and I were both fans of him and Jonathan Winters, they were fantastic. Thznkyou for the reminder that while they are gone, their work and their inspiration remain.
We need more people like Mr. Williams
I miss Robin, he was so special.
This is my favourite video from nerd writer. The choice of music so perfect and the analysis so beautiful. It s nerd writer's masterpiece!
I'm not crying, you're crying
If you really want to cry now, watch What Dreams May Come. Sad enough before he died...
Thank you, I was looking for this comment
Who is peeling onions?
I'm not Jon Cryer, you're Jon Cryer.
Been 4 years now, and i still miss Robin. But i never knew this portion of his life, it totally puts together a piece I never knew. Thanks for this tribute to such a wonderful human and light always. Can't help but feel the world is a little darker without him in it....
Hey Mr. Nerdwriter1,
I just found your channel today. It's brilliant, dude, and your insight in these videos is truly remarkable for its susceptibility and wide range of focus. I'm learning a lot from your videos; thank you for them, and thank you for your effort and work in producing them.
Its literally so hard for me to even see images of robin williams or think about him for too long without getting really emotional. his death was like the death of my childhood and was the first sign that things in the world were about to get much shitter an increasingly alarming rate
I cant believe its been six years. fuck I wish he was still here
I miss Robin so dearly.
I miss R.Williams so much...
5 years later, I'm still hurt by the fact that we will never get to see his comedic genius ever again. I miss him so much, especially now that I'm an adult with real life problems.
Sometimes I wish I were American to understand that humor in its entirety.
Love from India.
Thanks for this. Sincerely.
Thank you for this, Nerdwriter. We will love you forever, Robin...Rest In Peace.
Kind of emotional....I will see you once again Robin, until then you are missed! SUBBED!
Alan watts put me on to the idea of life being play and its brought so much joy and peace to me. Thank you for creating this video!
...just, tears right now. thanks for the amazing video.
Thank you for this, I miss Robin Williams
I've seen tons of your videos by now and I can't help but be happy to view you as one of the most intelligent, elegant and emotionally mature person of our time. Thank you for elevating consciousness and making us smarter. I hope I can be like you when I grow up. And I could have written this comment under any of your videos.
(from Mme Tender)
R.I.P. ROBIN WILLIAMS 🙏🏼🌹🌿
R.I.P. JONATHAN WINTERS 🙏🏼🌹🌿
... So unusual to have two talents who “broke the mold”
...... with us, at the same time 🌿
Dedicated to Robin Williams:
The humble stand-up made the world laugh.
I improvised every second.
He easily brought to tears
Your viewer and your listener
Robin Williams pedaled.
And maneuvered through his life.
Yes ... His path was not sinless
There is versatility, you can't turn away from it
Good-naturedly and energetically he lived on Earth
I flew to the soldiers in the war.
Responded to requests from his fans
People like him are not born twice
From "Happy Days" to "This is a fucking Christmas miracle"
Many different roles have been played.
Actor Robin Williams of various plans
From comedies to snot
Loved children and rare books
Bicycles and computer games.
Was also a geek of cinema
Collected what touched him
No conviction from suicide
He could no longer make peace with himself.
Losing memory and self-control
Robin settled the score and left bitterly ...
Robin's creativity does not fade away.
He lives in the hearts of fans.
Probably laughing with the Almighty in the sky
Robin Williams will never stop ...
Seeing these two in the end of the video... man, they made me smile! Damn they were funny... they show the essense of healing power through comedy. Period. In this clip, that's it. The energy. The vibe. Thank you!
When you stumble over a video essay, from your favourite video essayist, about one of your favourite comedians, and you end up on a week long binge of said comedians movies...
William was the Einstein of Comedy. Natural Genius. God had lent us Williams for a while. Probably for more time than humanity deserved, we should be grateful.
skillfully done sir.
Cheers
We owed Williams a laugh too. Beautiful Video
I can't get over his death. everytime I watch one of his movies, or a video about him, my heart breaks and I cry for hours. it's like there's a hole in my heart. the world doesn't seem right without him.
Beautiful video, simple but profound philosophy. Thanks man.
Genuinely teared up from this!
How much heart those two had,you can see the pain and joy in their eyes,this is such a great video,thank you!
That last bit was pure genius.
Still miss him. Always will.
My deepest admiration for these Masters! Thanks for getting this together, you too are walking the path of greatness my friend ;)
Chester Bennington got me thinking about Robin Williams, so here I am. What a great tribute!
This was amazing. Thanks for uploading. Robin Williams is my favorite actor and his death really did hit me hard. Cheers.
state it again: i fall in love with this channel over and over
A beautiful and fitting tribute. I could listen to your words all day. Eloquence at its finest.
At 4:53 Williams voice sounds the same as the air stewardess in Aladdin that he voiced as the genie "Thank you for choosing magic carpet for all you travel needs."
I grew up with Williams, not Winters, but it was great to learn about his talent and inspiration for the great Robin Williams. They should carve his story on an obelisk, akhain, and akhain, and akhain!
I miss him.
I miss, Robin Williams.
"THANK YOU BOTH 4 ALL THE LAUGHTER"...!!!
Best tribute I've seen to him yet. Just excellent.
I've watched this video multiple times over the past few years and love it more upon each viewing. Thank You Nerdwriter1.
Nerdwriter you are my favorite. You make me think and feel and become inspired all at once and I cannot thank you enough.
You're amazing.
I had watched only a few movies of Williams just before joining college. When the news of his death surfaced, I couldn't believe it. All the funny scenes, his speech in the dead poets society, they all looked like a scream for help. It hits differently when a funny guy kills himself.
18 thousand likes and 69 dislikes. This is the first video I dare saying that the 69 dislikes were people who tried clicking the like through tears and missed it.
This is Robin Williams: a man loved by everyone and forever missed by each and every single one of us. A man who used his happiness to make others smile and didn't have any left for himself.❤️ Suicide is not a joke nor is it commited by the weak or the cowards - it's a real illness that distorts the world around you. He was loved and adored yet he couldn't see it through his 'darkness glasses'.
If you're feeling suicidal, please reach out for help. If you feel like you have nothing to lose by leaving then wait a little and call a loved one, a friend or a hotline. If suicide is the only option for you right now, why rush something that can't be undone? Give it time, learn something new, meet new people, pick up that hobby that you left behind. You've got nothing to lose, right? Worst case scenario, you've found no new meaning. Most likely scenario, you've found joy in living again, even if only a little.
RIP Robin Williams
Brilliant essay about brilliant fellas. Thank you Mr Nerd sir.
somewhere between laughter and tears. thank you nerdwriter for this (amongst all of the amazing videos you make)
Great video! Robin Williams is 'The Man'.
Watching this now and Its so....wow.
probably my favourite video of yours .. i keep coming back to it .. thanks for it.
this may be the most touching one yet
I miss Robin Williams.
thank you for making these.. always beautiful on so many levels
Amazing tribute video, this made me tear up over my dinner. I had no idea Robin Williams had such a big influence and friend like Jonathan Winters. Thank you for making it, and really glad I discovered your videos.
this video almost had me in tears....until the last scene which made me smile for a whole minute. damn why can't I like this more than once