It was meant to portray that of what a real person at the scene would say. Even as a journalist, you can’t say more than you know and since many would have just been turning on the news she was repeating it to get the attention and inform new watchers of the case
THIS WAS SO SAD. i really thought that he was the shooter, my heart dropped when i saw that none of the guns were missing. im literally crying this was so good.
Exponential Danger however, the son might have thought the dad would’ve thought he’d make the password to obvious to guess so he made it not obvious so his dad would have a hard time at guessing the password
holy.. shit... there are so many emotions in that last scene. The happiness from the realization that his son is alive, the shame of being convinced his son was the shooter in the first place, the guilt in knowing his son could have been and it would have been the father's fault for not showing enough compassion or support, and to top it all off... the horror of the fact that the girl the son was in love with is now dead.. That's some grade A writing.
People really missed the point of this short film. The point is that just because someone is troubled, or plays violent video games, or is interested in guns or has problems with their social lives/parents, DOESNT mean they are going to become this monster/shooter in a given situation. Everyone has their interests and problems in life. Nobody’s life is this cookie cutter formula: If this happens, he’s a school shooter. It just doesn’t work like that. This short film effectively highlights that, and i commend the filmmakers.
Yes and no. There is the obvious introduction and thought. You should research this, as there are sometimes where aggravated shootings do have influence or are affiliated with such interest
There's one other video showing school shooting from the perspective of parents, if you don't mind Estonian with English subtitles: th-cam.com/video/IOoEEI-XQ1s/w-d-xo.html
Even though I am not a parent, I felt the fear Andrew's Dad did. It is so scary imagining that your own son would do a horrible crime and take his own life, but when it turned out it was not him, it was something that is difficult to describe. AMAZING!
They probs will because stuff like this fits into their whole anti-american gun control agenda. This flim was a bunch liberal garbage. their trying to ruin this country and yall dont even see it. Once they have taken the last of our remaining gun rights they'll take our speech. but i guess their allready doing that anyways this comment will probs be ban like Alex jones, and all the other conservaties their removing. 1776, i-nf o- wars do/%t c o -m
thomas bartram are you an idiot? It just so happens that America, which has some of the least control over guns in any developed nation, has the majority of mass shootings and murders? are you an idiot?? People like you are stopping good gun control from taking place and allowing tragedies like these happen
i felt so bad for the dad at the end when he matched up all the coincidences and figured his son to be the shooter and then ending up hearing on TV the shooter died, and i felt such a big sense of relief when Andrew picked up the phone
I breathed a huge sigh of releif when the gun closet was still full. I also like how it all comes together at the end, he was saying sorry katie because he was sorry for the fight they had, his complaints about life and his dad were just normal teen stuff, him not answering the phone was him trying to stay quiet during the shooting.
@@datura_boof shih in the heat of the moment ur brain prolly thinking so many different things bru n when everythin was “over” he took a min n thought ab it
That's why this is the most accurate school shooting video. The other short films are cringe and unrealistic as hell. They portray shooters as dumb incompetent sociopaths when they are not. Eric and Dylan literally had bombs set and ammunition to kill over 500 people during columbine. Nikolas planned to shoot down a large portion of students. School shooters, especially former students, have and know the layout of a school down. Plus, they're failing to recognize that school shooters literally have become smarter and more methodical in their approach. If you post a video out on the internet, which any person can access, that also includes shooters. who can literally use these videos as basis for what to do.
this short film amazingly demonstrates the trauma that parents go through when their child is growing up to see the real world. The father having to scramble around his son’s room to find the passcode to his laptop is an excellent metaphor to how hard it is for parents to understand what is happening to their children when they begin to isolate themselves and become less dependent.
@@carlosgaribay1665 "they dont see me shooting schools 24/7" ofcourse they dont, school is only 5 days a week, leading to them seeing you 24/5 ( this sounded better in my head though)
I just saw this come up in my recommended, my god this is literally one of the best short films I've seen in a long time, I love the message, the acting, the emotional amplitude... I have no words to say but bravo, this highlights a load of issues in 15 minutes, but also highlights two persepctives in an incredibly interpretive and reasonable way, but you can also feel the stress intensity of both sides.
0:54 “I keep trying to call him but he won’t pick up” If your kid is in the middle of an active shooting, please PLEASE do not try and call them. Their ringer could be on and it could attract the shooter to their location. Even if you think you’re calling the shooter, there’s still a chance he isn’t the shooter /: so PLEASE whatever you do don’t text or call them unless they do it first
Glenn quagmire. Yep. If the door is locked and barricaded and the lights are off then the shooter might just think that its an empty class not being held at the moment. But if that shooter hears a ringtone or a *DING* or some quirky sound in there, then that shooter will try his best to get in that class knowing that there are in fact students in there
@@Leon-TP What shooter would show up to school on the middle of a school day, see all the classroom lights are turned off and doors locked and think "huh, maybe theres no school being held at noon on a Wednesday during the middle of the semester?" I'm pretty sure that's not how it's gonna work. Besides, a large majority of school shooters are students themselves, so they probably know general school protocol from active shooter drills, and aren't gonna be deterred by the fact that the lights are off, and aren't stupid enough to think that a dark, locked classroom means no students. The sounds your phone makes aren't gonna mean a thing unless you're hiding in a closet or stall or something *WHILE* he's close enough to hear the sound i.e. already in the classroom/bathroom.
Yeah it isn't the games fault it's our fault and the parents due to bad parenting and it's sad I know but people just don't know that they always blame video games and not them selves
The thing is there a lot of things that can happen to make you be as crazy to do things like this and instead of people saying a real reason they blame it on violent video games
This was a beautiful short film showing a parent's perspective of a school shooting and I cried watching this because me and thousand of other teens will have to suffer and fear these sort of things.
Men should not think themselves weak for showing emotion. Nor should we feel emasculated for wearing pink. Or having pink hair. Straight men can bear this cross and still slay pussy.
This film sends a really powerful message. The reason I say this is because it's not only the kids who play violent video games. It can also be the kids who are nice on the outside. We need to stop stereotyping people and outreach to those who may need help.
This video really shows the struggles for parents during a school shooting,it shows how worried parents get over the thought their child might be dead or might be the shooter. its heart breaking to know some parents think their child is the shooter and its even more heart breaking when they are. this short film brings a lot of emotion. this is fantastic.
Ahem. Excuse me, but "100% his dad's perspective" would be a POV the whole time. God, check yourself. Haha, i'm just kidding. I do like how for once it's not all about the kid's struggle, but the struggle of those around him (:
@@optic2106 Im Not saying it was the dad, Im saying the way his son said "Dad?!" At the end threw me off.. Pay a little more attention (Specifically to the Quotation Marks)
Their priorities are different. The writers of short films are trying to tell a story. Hollywood wants to fill certain requirements to please a very small niche market.
I literally started crying when they said the shooter commuted suicide but then I found out it wasn’t actually his son...THE RELIEF Edit: oh wow tysm for 677 likes!!!
I mean, 99,99999999999999999999999999999 of introverts arent bad like me, im 100 procent sure im most social when im at school but no onee belives in me, at home, i talk to no one, it fits me and many others aswell
Wussup Bro I wouldn’t be like, “thank god” I’d be like “OH SHIT OMG OMG OMG I JUST DESTROYED THIS MANS ROOM, AND SNOOPED THROUGH HIS LAPTOP😱😱😱IM THE ONE IN TROUBLE NOW”
I would’ve felt like a dickhead telling everybody my son is the shooter coming to find out he couldn’t been the victim and I was over reacting the whole time
Tele Pups It is a possibility that the parents played a major or minor part in someone becoming a shooter. Parenting helps mold the kid but other factors besides that help too.
I think the message is that it can be anyone and not just the stereotypical "emo boy" even if there were signs I just think that was for the purpose of leading the audience to believe it was Andrew.
There weren't any signs. None of the things the dad found were "signs". - The video games are not at all indicative of a school shooter. - The finding of the scrunched up note apologising to Katie seems like a shooter note, but gets disproved later by the facebook messages. - The knife is concerning, but a shooter wouldn't leave that in his bedroom, he would take it with him to the shooting as a backup. - The notebook is filled with ramblings about Katie. An obsession with a girl doesn't lead to a school shooting. Andrew would only dislike the girl, not the whole school. - The facebook messages reveal nothing. The convo with Chris is just edgy teen talk, Candice was just a bot account, and the convo with Katie is just about Andrew messing up and getting rejected. There was nothing in andrew's room to suggest that he was the shooter. Nothing. Yet the dad overreacted because of all the crap he's been reading about "the signs". The actual message is to not trust some random "signs" you read online and jump to conclusions. Just because you're child has stereotypical traits of a shooter doesn't mean they are one, so you shouldn't be jumping to conclusions and breaking their trust by ransacking their room to validate you're flawed beliefs like the father in the video did. This video is a lesson in critical thinking, not some tragic misunderstanding because "the signs were there". If you thought andrew was the shooter, congrats, you outed yourself as an idiot.
Saying video games makes people school shooters is like saying hot wheels causes car crashes Dang this much.... I mean I’ve been playing violent games since I was like 3 and I’m really respectful and nonviolent
Penel Ghartey it doesn’t make them school shooters but at a young age younger than andrew it definitely encourages the idea for kids when their like 10 or sum
@@yourboyjair5102 He was being paranoid and kinda faulting himself gradually when inspecting his room, he also said that because how apart he has grown of him, it wasn't the son because the news reporter said that the shooter was found dead, unclear if suicide or taken down, so his son calling his dad (also him finding his weapons being in the place they were supposed to be) was the absolute feeling of relief that he didn't do it and most importantly, being alive.
Honestly, this is something I want to show in class. I’m 36 and I acutely remember what it was like to not have the life experience I do now. I know what it’s like to think you don’t know how to keep going. It’s not usually the kid everyone thinks. And I think most of my students would really feel something, thinking about their own loved ones, and feeling validated that it’s ok to be the quiet kid.
@Palace of Gnosis You should be outside with real people, instead of sitting inside in a dark room with your hood on, tweaked the fuck out of your mind on meth, and afraid of any situation that even remotely involves being social or other human beings. So you try to make sense of it all by convincing yourself that the world is fucked up, not you. Well, you're wrong. It's you. Go outside.
It also shows how you never know who can turn out to be the next person to commit a crime as big as a shooting. And not to mention how much these crimes hurt the parents and other loved ones of the ones that are killed, injured, or somehow involved. This dad was holding his son's blanket, probably taking in his scent and crying as he recalled every single memory with him. All the while, he wondered WHY his son had committed this horrific crime. Granted, we see in the end that Andrew WASN'T the shooter ... but that doesn't change how there are plenty of parents who end up going through the same exact thing when they lose a child to a crime - whether they are a victim or the one who caused everything. "Why" is the big question that we all have, considering how nobody just wakes up one day and automatically decides to become a shooter. Overall, this short film is VERY powerful and realistic.
Dear God, when I reached the end of this short film, my heart almost stopped when I heard Andrew say "dad".....thank you TH-cam for recommending this to me.
@@lacegarvey3579 no he wasn't cause the police reported in saying the shooter died or took his own life, and then at the ending Andrew called so it wasn't Andrew
@JeffYTLuffyLGBT Katie was a girl, she was best friends with that girl crying on the TV, and she wasn't the shooter cause the friend said "the man shot her and I saw her die"
This is one of the best independent films that I have ever seen. That film is worthy of an Oscar nomination. If not an Oscar win. My hat off to the director and producer Mona molayem excellent job. Love and enjoy the short movie
@@iioverseer_x2589 they said the shooter died, either killed himself or the cops killed him, so if he would've done it, he would've been dead, he didn't do it.
AeroCash it’s just different a guarantee a higher class production could have portrayed a school shooting topic but it is just hard and a lot of risks are involved it’s not better it’s different.
This is such an amazing film. I had a lockdown at my school and nobody not even the teachers knew it was a drill. Only a few adults in the office knew about it. Teachers were slamming doors running around, scariest part was me and my friend were in the library writing thank you notes to our parents. I never want to experience feeling like my life was on the line again. Edit: Our school added metal detectors that we have to go through every morning, TSA agents to check our bags, alarms and barricades on EVERY door and badges we wear every day. We’re literally maximum security.
The same thing happened to me but it was a drill and and the teacher didn't even know it was a drill and she was freaking me out and some kids were crying
My brothers high school almost had an incident like this. A kid brought a gun to school, and when security caught him, they found out it was loaded. I cant even imagine what could have happend that day. The high school is really dang close to my house I can see it from my backyard. Im so grateful that he got caught by security. I love my brother.
i honestly never thought about the parents perspective like this. i’m crying my eyes out because of the part when she said “we believe the suspected shooter is dead” because no matter how much wrongdoing that he did, his dad will still always love him. it’s so incredibly heartbreaking.
The child had no respect for the parent and the parent even yelled at him for a petty reason. I say that while knowing that everything around the criminal is the cause no matter the crime. Sooo it's not just the parent's part. However these shootings could be prevented if at least the parent actually cared.
Damien Evermore Wrong, Shootings can be prevented if our education system was better. Look at Asian countries, They’re intelligent with no shootings and raise their kids correctly. I say teach kids to treat others better.
@@papabless8910 though somewhat correct, that is one false and two just the wrong way of tackling the problem. The reason these shootings happen was because of emotional issues like someone not treating them like a decent human being. Imagine shootings like revenge against the people who shut them out. Actually don't imagine because that's what it's described as by the people who do the shootings. Just look at Eliot Rodgers. He's a great example of how to understand these people and what happens when everyone can't do their part correctly. His mind was so screwed with misinformation and incorrect judgement because his mother was an evil person who took advantage of his father and same with his step mother.
I love how this short film shows how you never know who can turn out to be the next person to commit a crime as big as a shooting. After all, we never see Andrew's face. Also, it perfectly captures how much these crimes hurt the parents and other loved ones of those that are killed, injured, or somehow involved. This dad was holding his son's blanket after assuming that he was the shooter, probably taking in Andrew's scent and crying as he recalled every single memory with him. All the while, he wondered WHY his son had committed this horrific crime. Granted, we see in the end that Andrew WASN'T the shooter ... but that doesn't change how there are plenty of parents who end up going through the same exact thing when they lose a child to a crime - whether they are a victim or the one who caused everything. "Why" is the big question that we all have, considering how nobody just wakes up one day and automatically decides to become a shooter. Overall, this short film is VERY powerful and realistic.
AutumnEmerald 101 the father was, to say the least, a bit of a twit, he repeatedly called his son which violates rule 1 (you could attract the shooter) and he jumped to conclusions before getting enough proof, and when there was proof showing the son wasn’t the shooter he still went “fu*k it, he’s the shooter.” While an ok film, so many holes
@@coolsceegaming6178 Well, in a moment where you know that a place is getting shot up, you HAVE to think fast. Otherwise, more people could die. If you have any assumptions as to who the shooter is, you MUST report them. The father did the right thing by giving his genuine thoughts to the police. Even though he turned out to be wrong, it's better to be safe than sorry.
People are in the comments saying that this video poorly portrays the mind behind a school shooter, saying that they play video games and are interested in gun's but if you watch the end it says the shooter dies and then he gets a phone call from his son. He wasn't the shooter, it's building you up to thinking that and it's also saying that the parents of the children who are fans of guns and shooter games don't realize that they're not the ones who have the tendencies. Duh
I play video games and like guns but i dont plan on shooting a school people don't understand that video games don't influence you.It's mostly stress, If i I play fifa and I play it a lot does that mean that I'll become a professional soccer player no.People don't play games because they actually want to be that(Sometimes that's not the case though) They play it for fun
There's so many ways my brain keeps coming back to this video; both witnessing the dad's perspective and just imagining the son's. Imagine being a rebellious teen scared for your life in a school shooting and your father thinks it's you compared to worrying about you. Every perspective of this is tragic but god is it an amazing film, definitely deserves the award.
I’m a mom - of a young man that struggled in his teen years, & still sort of does. This hit hard. His sons voice at the end sounded like he was a young boy, a beautiful gift for a father that thought he lost it all. Great short, you got me. I still call my son my baby, and I don’t hesitate to tell him I love him.
I still call my daughter baby and tell her when she's 80 and I'm gone that she will always be my baby. I always kissed her on the forehead and told her I loved her every night of her life. She is grown now and is an awesome young woman. I would literally kill or die for her and she knows it.
Amazing, at first i was upset because it was showed the suspected shooter played violent video games. Has military or gun related posters. But then it was revealed he wasnt the shooter. We need to start realizing, there is no common traits for a active shooter.
Eh, well there is one. That being that most active shooters are in some way shape or form mentally disturbed, but that could be anywhere from being unable to cope with stress well to full blown psychopathy. Though there are always outliers.
Don’t do that to my heart, man. I thought it was the son. The moment I heard “dad?” I cried. This is an amazing film. My brother was in a school shooting at his high school. The principal was shot in the arm and the assistant principal took him down. Nobody else was hurt. I was on lockdown at the middle school, and my brother wouldn’t answer the phone. The fear of not knowing if the people you love are safe is so hard. This film showcases that perfectly. This is amazing.
McKenzie Harms The best thing to do is don’t call someone who is in the shooting because if they are hiding they could be found and possibly shot, severely injured or killed
Amazing film how don't u have 1 million subs yet
I know right.
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Jose Salazar because 1 million people havnt subscribe yet
Jose Salazar
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The amount of times the reporter said “this is live” “at Lincoln high”
Brown_ Eyezzz I threw up after the video, but it was a fun game with my girlfriend
She literally said "what would motivate someone to do this, and why" at one point lol
Leon Tomney s o c i e t y made him do it
oh no joe hmm fun game
It was meant to portray that of what a real person at the scene would say. Even as a journalist, you can’t say more than you know and since many would have just been turning on the news she was repeating it to get the attention and inform new watchers of the case
Who else has seen this in their recommended a ton of times and finally watched it?
Hoodini me
I thought it was just me
Me
Hoodini sameeee
Yup
“Every minute counts”
Proceeds to walk at the same speed of my internet
104 Likes in 3 weeks....
LMAO
You either have dial up connection or rcn
@@naiyataylor8203 plz dont cuss
@@_also__also_5170 😐 i didnt actually say it how about this lmbo (laughing my butt off) 🙄
THIS WAS SO SAD. i really thought that he was the shooter, my heart dropped when i saw that none of the guns were missing. im literally crying this was so good.
As a father of 4 boys. When his phone rang and you hear the son say dad. I lost it. Still crying
fr omg😭
Bro I just got to that point WHHAAT!?
@@patrickmarz8227lmao, lotta pansies on TH-cam these days
*the son*: `+_+`
When The Dad Typed In “Password” As The Password I Felt That
XxDeadly NuggetXx lol
Best one
Well you never know, what if he was trying to make it so obvious that you wouldn’t guess it.
Exponential Danger genius
Exponential Danger however, the son might have thought the dad would’ve thought he’d make the password to obvious to guess so he made it not obvious so his dad would have a hard time at guessing the password
holy.. shit... there are so many emotions in that last scene. The happiness from the realization that his son is alive, the shame of being convinced his son was the shooter in the first place, the guilt in knowing his son could have been and it would have been the father's fault for not showing enough compassion or support, and to top it all off... the horror of the fact that the girl the son was in love with is now dead..
That's some grade A writing.
Thanks for spoiling it
@@cameronyoder821 then dont read comments
Jennifer Roberts maybe this guy just shouldn’t comment the whole fucking video.
@@Rayray-hc3ib agreed, but people can comment what they want
Yeah its always recommend in my TH-cam
The ending was The biggest plot twist in my movie watching life.
Don't watch many movies huh?
I was crying lol
Oh I watch a lot of movies
@@NM-wd4ug Don't lie to us
ikr
That “Dad?!” At the end hit hard.
Who is it
@@GreaseEditsMe 😎
Sorry if the way I worded this was hard to understand!
@user-qy3vd9tz4y LMFAO
thank you for spoling the video, you dumb shit
Imagine making there's a sequel to this and it's in Andrews perspective
Catherine Nicole *Deathmatch*
*Round 1*
I like your way of thinking yeah
Catherine Nicole that's a good idea
Catherine Nicole I would like to do a remake and if you like you can help me write a script
Oh yeah there should be
“Call me at home”
*Calls home phone and Katie’s mom answers*
“I’m at the school” lol great film tho
Adan Sanchez haha😂
Call forwarding 2019.
400th like
maybe that was her moms phone?
I DID NOT NOTICE THAT
People really missed the point of this short film. The point is that just because someone is troubled, or plays violent video games, or is interested in guns or has problems with their social lives/parents, DOESNT mean they are going to become this monster/shooter in a given situation. Everyone has their interests and problems in life. Nobody’s life is this cookie cutter formula: If this happens, he’s a school shooter. It just doesn’t work like that. This short film effectively highlights that, and i commend the filmmakers.
Yes and no. There is the obvious introduction and thought. You should research this, as there are sometimes where aggravated shootings do have influence or are affiliated with such interest
@@harryroberts388 and you would have convicted an innocent person with your assumptions. you're just as wrong.
Airbus Pacifica you just proved my point right. “Sometimes”
Thank you i was acc confused like nothing really connected imo
@@harryroberts388 I agree with want you say.
the ending was a shock to me. the way his emotion was captured when he heard his son on the phone. Amazing plot and storytelling.
It’s nice how there’s actually a film showing the perspective of a parent during a shooting
@Jeffrey Damion 667
@Jeffrey Damion... 99 bottles of beer on the wall, 99 bottles of beer.....
There's one other video showing school shooting from the perspective of parents, if you don't mind Estonian with English subtitles: th-cam.com/video/IOoEEI-XQ1s/w-d-xo.html
@@elliotlovesramen9017 game
@@woodpeckery drink 1 down passed around 98 beer at a wall...
How is his son going to react when he finds out his whole room is trashed.
Nicolas Winfield active shooter 2 (A really short film)
He gonna shoot up his home lol
@@damjanoviic lmao
I was gonna say that
@@damjanoviic dam
GODDAMN YOU ANDREW YOU HAD ME THINK YOU WERE A FLIPPIN SHOOTER WITH THAT TEEN ANGST
500th like
Lmao
I actually started crying
Anonymous Mothman hey moth man I’m anonymous wolf:3 nice to know ya
@@Urpapa109 Nice to know you :)
I'm everywhere if you look hard enough !
Even though I am not a parent, I felt the fear Andrew's Dad did. It is so scary imagining that your own son would do a horrible crime and take his own life, but when it turned out it was not him, it was something that is difficult to describe. AMAZING!
Dad: Password is “Password”
Andrew: Are ya winning dad?
Underrated
this got me dead💀
😂
I love how he got mad when it wasn’t “password” he seriously thought his son was that dumb-
this made my day lmao
“I think my son is the shooter”
*that escalated real quick*
StupedBoi right n like why you want yo kid to have a whole convo with you as they running for they life 😂
Snitchnine
Kid on the block 😂😂oml
Dad?
Should have shot the dad first
I'm so happy this was in my recommended.
TH-cam needs to start promoting more content like this and not daily Logan Paul vlogs.
They probs will because stuff like this fits into their whole anti-american gun control agenda. This flim was a bunch liberal garbage. their trying to ruin this country and yall dont even see it. Once they have taken the last of our remaining gun rights they'll take our speech. but i guess their allready doing that anyways this comment will probs be ban like Alex jones, and all the other conservaties their removing.
1776, i-nf o- wars do/%t c o -m
Deadass same it's a mind and eye opener
So true bro
thomas bartram wtf are you smoking?
thomas bartram are you an idiot? It just so happens that America, which has some of the least control over guns in any developed nation, has the majority of mass shootings and murders? are you an idiot?? People like you are stopping good gun control from taking place and allowing tragedies like these happen
i felt so bad for the dad at the end when he matched up all the coincidences and figured his son to be the shooter and then ending up hearing on TV the shooter died, and i felt such a big sense of relief when Andrew picked up the phone
I breathed a huge sigh of releif when the gun closet was still full. I also like how it all comes together at the end, he was saying sorry katie because he was sorry for the fight they had, his complaints about life and his dad were just normal teen stuff, him not answering the phone was him trying to stay quiet during the shooting.
Don't care didn't ask, its gun cabinet not a closet
@@Yaemaya We don't need exact terminology, it's understandable enough.
Why didn't he check sooner
@@Yaemaya jezus someone’s got a short-temper
@@datura_boof shih in the heat of the moment ur brain prolly thinking so many different things bru n when everythin was “over” he took a min n thought ab it
**Dad tries to guess password**
*”PASSWORD”*
AWESOME GUESS DAD.
Lol
Honestly, my dad probably would've puthat as his password😂
Marlyn H. Really woe
Actually its among the top 5 most used passwords.
It is an intelligent guess, so are 123456 and your pets name.
Lol
The scariest part of this is he’s playing games with a track pad and one hand on mac
Ethan White yes
Ethan White it’s what makes him elite
Pro gamer mode initiated
No macbook
I’ve done it before, not very hard.
WOW. Genuine Goosebumps. When the father was searching for the key I was like "PLEASE." The ending is perfection.
Just imagine how he’s gonna feel when he sees his dad ripped down all his stuff
Valentino Golubić if he comes peacefully I think he will come alive
@@golub420 No, they would attack the shooter thinking they know who he is.
i totally thought the same thing After all it's not like I Cared
Lmao
I don’t think you understand the point of this
AMAZING. No cringy dialogs, no over the top reactions or scenarios and accurate potrayal of social media.
What do you mean the news reporter kept saying the same thing
@@Skinslyfe But your not supposed to listen to the news reporter in the background, it doesnt matter what she says off screen.
That's why this is the most accurate school shooting video. The other short films are cringe and unrealistic as hell. They portray shooters as dumb incompetent sociopaths when they are not. Eric and Dylan literally had bombs set and ammunition to kill over 500 people during columbine. Nikolas planned to shoot down a large portion of students. School shooters, especially former students, have and know the layout of a school down. Plus, they're failing to recognize that school shooters literally have become smarter and more methodical in their approach. If you post a video out on the internet, which any person can access, that also includes shooters. who can literally use these videos as basis for what to do.
@@aandc_0 in some parts you do
@@lapplandkun9273 Yeah because when you shoot down people in a school you aren't sociopathic/psychotic at all 🙄
The dad's detective skills are really something like he managed to learn everything about his son in less than 15 min
Goes to show, some parents just need to take just a few minutes to connect, but they are so caught up with work they don't even think about it.
Llna Jackspidicy yeah your right he should be a fuckin detective
Llna Jackspidicy yeah
Llna Jackspidicy turns out his dad bat man it seems
But he doesn't even check for the key till the end 😂
this short film amazingly demonstrates the trauma that parents go through when their child is growing up to see the real world. The father having to scramble around his son’s room to find the passcode to his laptop is an excellent metaphor to how hard it is for parents to understand what is happening to their children when they begin to isolate themselves and become less dependent.
They had us in the first part not going to lie
matthew_the_meme_guy that was crazy
True
matthew_the_meme_guy bruh😂💀
My man
Yeah I thought it was real for a second or like a clip from real life and making this video after a true story
I feel like I just watched a 2 hour, 10 star film
Same but I love it
Even tho is a school shoting
Fax
Same
It’s a short film but is feels like a whole movie
I think that means he did a very good job
@@killcharge4338 yes
A short film IS a whole movie, it's just not a 90-minute one.
This is the kind of films that deserve an Oscar. Not the current media trend in movies that we see today.
The ending makes me cry every time. The father was so upset and then the son calls. The shock on the fathers face.
Its all because he forgot where the key was...
Imagine reporting your son to the police for something then it turns out your son had nothing to do with it.
@@DeadSilence-pt2hr oof
Wait he just destroyed his room
@@ariaready1892 yeah my g had nice posters and it wasnt all messy like dad needs to remember where he hides his damn key
Jesus christ I feel like this could be an actual movie
Felipe
I thought it actually was a movie and I was watching a clip from it but then I looked at the title again
@@xanthos9641 we need to talk about kevin?
@@Julianafbap what
Don’t use Jesus’s name in vain
The TV Hostess is the definition of when you don’t know what to write on an exam essay and you keep repeating yourself with different words
When you didnt do your presentation so you get up there and make it up as you go
the actor for the father should win an oscar
Warning: *don’t read the comments everyone spoils the end of the film*
Too late(^_-)
Lol thank you
Thanks
Am I the only one who like spoilers wtf 😂😂
Please try not the spoil the comments
Yo, it’s been a while since a film literally took my breath away.
The Dovalord been
Been*
Ness Fan *been* not Been*
The Dovalord Same for me, I almost cried, love your content buddy🙌🏻♥️
Not to mention a short film
just saying, video games DO NOT MAKE PEOPLE SCHOOL SHOOTERS
Tyler James ikr I play call of duty and battlefield ALOT but they don’t see me shooting schools 24/7
@@carlosgaribay1665 "they dont see me shooting schools 24/7" ofcourse they dont, school is only 5 days a week, leading to them seeing you 24/5 ( this sounded better in my head though)
KIN9W0RTH RU1ned 24/5*
I'm a gamer but I have to disagree with your comment with the combination of video games and anger issues it is extremely effective of motives
Yeah they do. If you have issues, yeah.
I just saw this come up in my recommended, my god this is literally one of the best short films I've seen in a long time, I love the message, the acting, the emotional amplitude... I have no words to say but bravo, this highlights a load of issues in 15 minutes, but also highlights two persepctives in an incredibly interpretive and reasonable way, but you can also feel the stress intensity of both sides.
dad guessing andrew’s computer password:
_P A S S W O R D_ *clear frustration*
_A N D R E W_ *slams desk in anger*
Good job, dad.
0:54 “I keep trying to call him but he won’t pick up”
If your kid is in the middle of an active shooting, please PLEASE do not try and call them. Their ringer could be on and it could attract the shooter to their location. Even if you think you’re calling the shooter, there’s still a chance he isn’t the shooter /: so PLEASE whatever you do don’t text or call them unless they do it first
If a kid has his ringer on at school and especially in a situation like that it’s just natural selection at that point
Glenn quagmire. Yep. If the door is locked and barricaded and the lights are off then the shooter might just think that its an empty class not being held at the moment. But if that shooter hears a ringtone or a *DING* or some quirky sound in there, then that shooter will try his best to get in that class knowing that there are in fact students in there
Incendiary he’s giving advice for real life situations. please shut the fuck up.
secret trick: hide phone in some rnadom closet with ringer on, run away from phone as far as possible
@@Leon-TP What shooter would show up to school on the middle of a school day, see all the classroom lights are turned off and doors locked and think "huh, maybe theres no school being held at noon on a Wednesday during the middle of the semester?" I'm pretty sure that's not how it's gonna work. Besides, a large majority of school shooters are students themselves, so they probably know general school protocol from active shooter drills, and aren't gonna be deterred by the fact that the lights are off, and aren't stupid enough to think that a dark, locked classroom means no students. The sounds your phone makes aren't gonna mean a thing unless you're hiding in a closet or stall or something *WHILE* he's close enough to hear the sound i.e. already in the classroom/bathroom.
This also goes to show that just becsuse kids play violent video games, dosent mean they will grow up to be shooters
Yeah it isn't the games fault it's our fault and the parents due to bad parenting and it's sad I know but people just don't know that they always blame video games and not them selves
The thing is there a lot of things that can happen to make you be as crazy to do things like this and instead of people saying a real reason they blame it on violent video games
@@shaunheys671 yeah like stress issues
Lorcan Corless but they definitely can
@@summermackay7924 well depends if they have other problems with their life because it's not justvideo games
This was a beautiful short film showing a parent's perspective of a school shooting and I cried watching this because me and thousand of other teens will have to suffer and fear these sort of things.
"Dad?" Man, that would make a real man cry.
Men should not think themselves weak for showing emotion. Nor should we feel emasculated for wearing pink. Or having pink hair. Straight men can bear this cross and still slay pussy.
but not this man GET BACK IN THERE TEAR **sucks in tear with eye**
Dawm so good it can make something fake cry too "kim kardashian's butt pulls up"
@@MadDogEddie pink hair? Oh nah
@@limaelrey what? What's wrong with pink?
Operator: please be quick sir every second counts
Dad: alright lets fiddle around with some trinkets and go down memory lane
That's the same thing is was thinking!
Briggette Cisneros it’s a film stop taking it so seriously
"Goddamit dad people are dying while you're doing that!"
-Everyone
This film sends a really powerful message. The reason I say this is because it's not only the kids who play violent video games. It can also be the kids who are nice on the outside. We need to stop stereotyping people and outreach to those who may need help.
True been playing violent video games since the 80's. Killed deer in hunting situations though... Dammit, i'm a forest shooter!
Oh shut up
@Chloe Largo oh shut up
True.
Tons of research proved that violent videogames are not the cause
This video really shows the struggles for parents during a school shooting,it shows how worried parents get over the thought their child might be dead or might be the shooter. its heart breaking to know some parents think their child is the shooter and its even more heart breaking when they are. this short film brings a lot of emotion. this is fantastic.
I love that they don’t even show Andrews face and it’s 100% his dads perspective. Beautifully done.
Hope i agree
I kinda wish there was a second part with the aftermath tho
Ahem. Excuse me, but "100% his dad's perspective" would be a POV the whole time. God, check yourself.
Haha, i'm just kidding. I do like how for once it's not all about the kid's struggle, but the struggle of those around him (:
Holy Shit.. the "DAD?!" at the end threw me WAY off.. Never Saw It Coming
@@user-zi5rs1by7b I think you missunderstood her comment.
It was not the dad.
@@optic2106 Im Not saying it was the dad, Im saying the way his son said "Dad?!" At the end threw me off.. Pay a little more attention (Specifically to the Quotation Marks)
@@paulirinammd1526 Im a male, But thats okay lol 😂
@@optic2106 Just... why... what happened to society? SERIOUSLY. "DAD?!" In quotation marks. It's the son SPEAKING about the dad. LMFAO
when a youtuber can make a better short film than when hollywood makes a movie:
Oop yup
Sonic: *is sad*
Their priorities are different. The writers of short films are trying to tell a story. Hollywood wants to fill certain requirements to please a very small niche market.
Thank you for watching our film and commenting! - Jacob & Josh
Was the son the shooter?
Great job portraying the overbearing dad. In all seriousness he did a really good job
"They had us in the first half, not gonna lie."
🤣🤣🤣
Ikr 😂
Goddammit
Football reference
@@FemTactical It’s a meme from football so kind of
The dad is one of the best actors I have ever seen.
Sour_System I know he’s awesome
Yea
Idk tho if I was in that situation id flip shit
I literally started crying when they said the shooter commuted suicide but then I found out it wasn’t actually his son...THE RELIEF
Edit: oh wow tysm for 677 likes!!!
Same then I started like stupid smiling when he was like, "Dad?“😂
We all watched the video as well, jackass.
So no care for the shooter?
@TotallynotKar ._. then think about it from the shooter dad perspective
I mean, 99,99999999999999999999999999999 of introverts arent bad like me, im 100 procent sure im most social when im at school but no onee belives in me, at home, i talk to no one, it fits me and many others aswell
this is an absolutely fantastic film, it’s so interesting yet saddening to see what happens when a parent believes their child is the shooter
WE NEED A FULL MOVIE LIKE WTF THAT'S SO INTERESTING KSSSJDJSKS
@@komrade_kam it's a common thing ig 😂
no we don't...
@@komrade_kam no one finds you or Maria Topou funny...
@@orsemcore well every I be finds you rude
Did you just have a stroke
WHEN HE SAID “DAD” I SAID “THANK GOD”
Wussup Bro why, I feel so bad for the bad now he seems like the monster
I was like 🤯
Wussup Bro I wouldn’t be like, “thank god” I’d be like “OH SHIT OMG OMG OMG I JUST DESTROYED THIS MANS ROOM, AND SNOOPED THROUGH HIS LAPTOP😱😱😱IM THE ONE IN TROUBLE NOW”
I would’ve felt like a dickhead telling everybody my son is the shooter coming to find out he couldn’t been the victim and I was over reacting the whole time
Ya. But still imagine having a school shooter as a son. Is it too late to adopt lol
@@ariana0869 Same lol
Ariana LovesPuppies that’s your fault dumbass
Tele Pups It is a possibility that the parents played a major or minor part in someone becoming a shooter. Parenting helps mold the kid but other factors besides that help too.
Thanks spoiler
The son had all the signs, yet it wasnt him. I think is one of the messages of this movie.
Awesome job. I urge you to keep thinking
It was also a warning to parents, if you see the signs make sure you're paying attention and parenting. As you know 3 days ago
I think the message is that it can be anyone and not just the stereotypical "emo boy" even if there were signs I just think that was for the purpose of leading the audience to believe it was Andrew.
There weren't any signs. None of the things the dad found were "signs".
- The video games are not at all indicative of a school shooter.
- The finding of the scrunched up note apologising to Katie seems like a shooter note, but gets disproved later by the facebook messages.
- The knife is concerning, but a shooter wouldn't leave that in his bedroom, he would take it with him to the shooting as a backup.
- The notebook is filled with ramblings about Katie. An obsession with a girl doesn't lead to a school shooting. Andrew would only dislike the girl, not the whole school.
- The facebook messages reveal nothing. The convo with Chris is just edgy teen talk, Candice was just a bot account, and the convo with Katie is just about Andrew messing up and getting rejected.
There was nothing in andrew's room to suggest that he was the shooter. Nothing. Yet the dad overreacted because of all the crap he's been reading about "the signs".
The actual message is to not trust some random "signs" you read online and jump to conclusions. Just because you're child has stereotypical traits of a shooter doesn't mean they are one, so you shouldn't be jumping to conclusions and breaking their trust by ransacking their room to validate you're flawed beliefs like the father in the video did.
This video is a lesson in critical thinking, not some tragic misunderstanding because "the signs were there". If you thought andrew was the shooter, congrats, you outed yourself as an idiot.
@@thewisetomato1849 let me guess you're a reddit user
Wow I really thought it was the son oh god that “Dad?” At the end was such a relief
So Andrew was alive?
FrCloud yes
@@DropbackMatt I think it wasn't him
@@matteopentene6266 It wasn't. The son was thinking about suicide though.
FrCloud Andrew was not the shooter
Saying video games makes people school shooters is like saying hot wheels causes car crashes
Dang this much.... I mean I’ve been playing violent games since I was like 3 and I’m really respectful and nonviolent
You SUCK
Haaaaaaaasàaaaaaaaaaaaaahsaaaaaaaaaaaa
gamer Anthony 21 wth
Penel Ghartey it doesn’t make them school shooters but at a young age younger than andrew it definitely encourages the idea for kids when their like 10 or sum
Thats true omfg 😂😂
At the end when he just said "Dad?" I almost wanted to cry
Wait a minute so it wasn't the SON?!?!?!?! I KNEW IT ALL OF HIS WEAPONS ARE IN THERE BUT THE DAD TOLD THEM HE THINKS THE SON DID IT
@@yourboyjair5102 He was being paranoid and kinda faulting himself gradually when inspecting his room, he also said that because how apart he has grown of him, it wasn't the son because the news reporter said that the shooter was found dead, unclear if suicide or taken down, so his son calling his dad (also him finding his weapons being in the place they were supposed to be) was the absolute feeling of relief that he didn't do it and most importantly, being alive.
@@jorgeelias385 Thank you for the speech:D
@@yourboyjair5102 lol sorry
I am crying man
Honestly, this is something I want to show in class. I’m 36 and I acutely remember what it was like to not have the life experience I do now. I know what it’s like to think you don’t know how to keep going.
It’s not usually the kid everyone thinks. And I think most of my students would really feel something, thinking about their own loved ones, and feeling validated that it’s ok to be the quiet kid.
“Things were better when he was in Afghanistan”
This dude would be legit crying as he read this
Yeah that's a horrible thing to say to someone who risked their life for you
This was actually very realistic, not many school shooting films are like that
Watch the 19-2 episode about a school shooting. Someone uploaded the whole thing to TH-cam and it’s terrifyingly well made
@Palace of Gnosis are you seriously spreading your conspiracies through videos about f*cking school shootings.
@Palace of Gnosis no one is reading all dat shit😂😂😂😂
@Palace of Gnosis You should be outside with real people, instead of sitting inside in a dark room with your hood on, tweaked the fuck out of your mind on meth, and afraid of any situation that even remotely involves being social or other human beings. So you try to make sense of it all by convincing yourself that the world is fucked up, not you. Well, you're wrong. It's you. Go outside.
It teaches that how parents fail to know their children.
U deserve a ❤️ from the creator, here it is
It also shows how you never know who can turn out to be the next person to commit a crime as big as a shooting.
And not to mention how much these crimes hurt the parents and other loved ones of the ones that are killed, injured, or somehow involved.
This dad was holding his son's blanket, probably taking in his scent and crying as he recalled every single memory with him. All the while, he wondered WHY his son had committed this horrific crime.
Granted, we see in the end that Andrew WASN'T the shooter ... but that doesn't change how there are plenty of parents who end up going through the same exact thing when they lose a child to a crime - whether they are a victim or the one who caused everything.
"Why" is the big question that we all have, considering how nobody just wakes up one day and automatically decides to become a shooter.
Overall, this short film is VERY powerful and realistic.
Marketing Lions 😂
Mac Garcia back at it again with some good knowledge for us! 😊💪🏼
Kenny OmegaManX 😂
“Dad?” That line hurt bad…
Am I the only one who has had this in their recommended and finally clicked on it and it's amazing
Yeah I scrolled passed it like 100 times before I clicked
Lmao I’ve been ignoring this videos for months and I finallydecidedto watch it and it’s not bad
It's been in my recommended for a month.
@@noahfieeiki yeet
the actor who played the dad was pretty gud bro
You can’t even spell good right wtf
@@adamjustadam Stop being mean To him Just for spelling something wrong Like wtf
@@adamjustadam r/wooooosh
Yea
Facts
Imagine his son dying there by saving somebody's life.
Ramu better ending this is what i thought wouldve happened
honestly just the “i think he is the shooter” was a shock. This whole short film was interesting and unique. Keep doing what you do
Dear God, when I reached the end of this short film, my heart almost stopped when I heard Andrew say "dad".....thank you TH-cam for recommending this to me.
thats what i want to know
That One Guy Andrew was
@@lacegarvey3579 no he wasn't cause the police reported in saying the shooter died or took his own life, and then at the ending Andrew called so it wasn't Andrew
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@JeffYTLuffyLGBT Katie was a girl, she was best friends with that girl crying on the TV, and she wasn't the shooter cause the friend said "the man shot her and I saw her die"
I was in tears when I heard Andrew say "Dad!?!?"
pewdiepie's undershirt Same! All the emotion from knowing that he wasn’t to shooter, he was alive, and that his crush died.
Wtf is your name😂
@@brodie8370 the best 😂
@@reagame8700 ikr
Same
Imagine how pissed Andrew was when he saw his room after
Lmao, seriously. Need to fix that shit up quick.
I was just thinking about that lol
Lmai
“oops a lion broke in, sorry andrew”
Drastic omg!
This is one of the best independent films that I have ever seen. That film is worthy of an Oscar nomination. If not an Oscar win. My hat off to the director and producer Mona molayem excellent job. Love and enjoy the short movie
I got goosebumps when he said “dad”
Xouque what does that mean did he do it or not
He wasn't the shooter
@@iioverseer_x2589 they said the shooter died, either killed himself or the cops killed him, so if he would've done it, he would've been dead, he didn't do it.
geez, thanks alot for spoiling it. I bet I wouldve too.
@@ing8404 don't ever read the comments before watching a video if you don't wanna be spoiled
This is better than many actual movies out there ngl.
AeroCash it’s just different a guarantee a higher class production could have portrayed a school shooting topic but it is just hard and a lot of risks are involved it’s not better it’s different.
AeroCash true 🤣😭
911th like here
What action movies? lmao
Savage I said movies in general...
This is such an amazing film. I had a lockdown at my school and nobody not even the teachers knew it was a drill. Only a few adults in the office knew about it. Teachers were slamming doors running around, scariest part was me and my friend were in the library writing thank you notes to our parents. I never want to experience feeling like my life was on the line again.
Edit: Our school added metal detectors that we have to go through every morning, TSA agents to check our bags, alarms and barricades on EVERY door and badges we wear every day. We’re literally maximum security.
Harlethan that’s awful.
Hillary Clinton It is. They really should have announced it was a drill. Kids were crying around me.
The same thing happened to me but it was a drill and and the teacher didn't even know it was a drill and she was freaking me out and some kids were crying
Harlethan the same thing happen to me it was one of the most scariest things that happen in my life
Harlethan Geez... That’s awful. (And I know it’s not the right time but I love your profile pic... sorry)
My brothers high school almost had an incident like this. A kid brought a gun to school, and when security caught him, they found out it was loaded. I cant even imagine what could have happend that day. The high school is really dang close to my house I can see it from my backyard. Im so grateful that he got caught by security. I love my brother.
i honestly never thought about the parents perspective like this. i’m crying my eyes out because of the part when she said “we believe the suspected shooter is dead” because no matter how much wrongdoing that he did, his dad will still always love him. it’s so incredibly heartbreaking.
The child had no respect for the parent and the parent even yelled at him for a petty reason. I say that while knowing that everything around the criminal is the cause no matter the crime. Sooo it's not just the parent's part. However these shootings could be prevented if at least the parent actually cared.
Damien Evermore
Wrong, Shootings can be prevented if our education system was better. Look at Asian countries, They’re intelligent with no shootings and raise their kids correctly. I say teach kids to treat others better.
Asian countries also don't have the ease of access that many in the states do. There are plenty of delinquents in Asian countries.
@@papabless8910 though somewhat correct, that is one false and two just the wrong way of tackling the problem. The reason these shootings happen was because of emotional issues like someone not treating them like a decent human being. Imagine shootings like revenge against the people who shut them out. Actually don't imagine because that's what it's described as by the people who do the shootings. Just look at Eliot Rodgers. He's a great example of how to understand these people and what happens when everyone can't do their part correctly. His mind was so screwed with misinformation and incorrect judgement because his mother was an evil person who took advantage of his father and same with his step mother.
Did u guys not get the ending. He wasn’t the shooter!
Shooter: *shoots*
Everyone: *scared*
Cameraman chilling in creative mode: *hehe*
You do know this is all acting and it’s fake -_-
@@parrotloverrr8204 it was an minecraft joke.
@@parrotloverrr8204 r/whooosh
unoriginal joke
@@parrotloverrr8204 take a joke bruv
I love how this short film shows how you never know who can turn out to be the next person to commit a crime as big as a shooting. After all, we never see Andrew's face.
Also, it perfectly captures how much these crimes hurt the parents and other loved ones of those that are killed, injured, or somehow involved.
This dad was holding his son's blanket after assuming that he was the shooter, probably taking in Andrew's scent and crying as he recalled every single memory with him. All the while, he wondered WHY his son had committed this horrific crime.
Granted, we see in the end that Andrew WASN'T the shooter ... but that doesn't change how there are plenty of parents who end up going through the same exact thing when they lose a child to a crime - whether they are a victim or the one who caused everything.
"Why" is the big question that we all have, considering how nobody just wakes up one day and automatically decides to become a shooter.
Overall, this short film is VERY powerful and realistic.
AutumnEmerald 101 the father was, to say the least, a bit of a twit, he repeatedly called his son which violates rule 1 (you could attract the shooter) and he jumped to conclusions before getting enough proof, and when there was proof showing the son wasn’t the shooter he still went “fu*k it, he’s the shooter.” While an ok film, so many holes
@@coolsceegaming6178
Well, in a moment where you know that a place is getting shot up, you HAVE to think fast. Otherwise, more people could die.
If you have any assumptions as to who the shooter is, you MUST report them.
The father did the right thing by giving his genuine thoughts to the police.
Even though he turned out to be wrong, it's better to be safe than sorry.
Wat is this big paragr- too lazy to read
@@elite2952
... I was saying that you never know what somebody is going through and people who know a shooter often ask "WHY" like the victims do.
This hit me hard. I’m crying right now...
I started bawling when the dad was like “WHY?” I could literally feel the dad in that moment, thinking that you lost someone you loved.
Later....
"So Dad...what happened to my room?"
Dad:We got robbed
Son: Oh, by who?
Dad:..............................WHAT DID I SAY ABOUT BACK TALK
By what he found in his notebook I was like bruh
Son: DAD! I WANT TO KNOW!
"Uh, Dad? why are my posters ripped up?"
_"Oh, uh. A wild cat came in and destroyed your room..."_
100th like exactly
Wtf dude
didnt he die?
@@Deadpool_12345 idek
LOL
holy crap talk about a twist at the end i really thought the son was the shooter damn this short film was well executed
@InsanitifyTheGod AHHH crap sorry
That's how plot twists work, have you have ever seen a movie
@@watakashe6072 what im saying is i didnt know it would have one bruuuh...smh
Wait then who was the shooter I'm confused
@InsanitifyTheGod same
Dad just learned more about himself and his parenting and relationship with his son that he ever will.
Video: The Shooter is influenced by games.
Me: *Slowly pauses Minecraft*
Fortnite
Call of Duty
PUBG
But Minecraft, No.
Red dead. GTA. Uberwars. Red crucible.....
Never minecraft
You know it can't be Minecraft, all those christian servers really taught us well ✋
Laughs in animal crossing
People are in the comments saying that this video poorly portrays the mind behind a school shooter, saying that they play video games and are interested in gun's but if you watch the end it says the shooter dies and then he gets a phone call from his son. He wasn't the shooter, it's building you up to thinking that and it's also saying that the parents of the children who are fans of guns and shooter games don't realize that they're not the ones who have the tendencies. Duh
That’s a fact
Thabks for spoiling it
So God damn true
I play video games and like guns but i dont plan on shooting a school people don't understand that video games don't influence you.It's mostly stress, If i I play fifa and I play it a lot does that mean that I'll become a professional soccer player no.People don't play games because they actually want to be that(Sometimes that's not the case though) They play it for fun
Thanks for the spoiler
Password: password
*Ah yes, the floor here is made out of floor*
Lol I made it 69 likes
omg
ah yes your text is made out of text
The Life Of Oz i mean... My password was password for the longest time 😂
people die if they are killed
There's so many ways my brain keeps coming back to this video; both witnessing the dad's perspective and just imagining the son's. Imagine being a rebellious teen scared for your life in a school shooting and your father thinks it's you compared to worrying about you. Every perspective of this is tragic but god is it an amazing film, definitely deserves the award.
I’m a mom - of a young man that struggled in his teen years, & still sort of does. This hit hard. His sons voice at the end sounded like he was a young boy, a beautiful gift for a father that thought he lost it all. Great short, you got me. I still call my son my baby, and I don’t hesitate to tell him I love him.
I hope you and your son are doing well ma’am :)
700th like, well deserved. From a troubled teen, thank you.
there is no such thing as pain worse than the feeling of losing your child.
Even though I am not a parent, I felt SO much of the dad's emotions, can't imagine how it felt to real parents like you ma'am
I still call my daughter baby and tell her when she's 80 and I'm gone that she will always be my baby. I always kissed her on the forehead and told her I loved her every night of her life. She is grown now and is an awesome young woman. I would literally kill or die for her and she knows it.
Amazing, at first i was upset because it was showed the suspected shooter played violent video games. Has military or gun related posters. But then it was revealed he wasnt the shooter. We need to start realizing, there is no common traits for a active shooter.
I saw an article saying a school shooter was “an avid fan of Roblox”
@@Mae_Renneburg he got mad cause his school bully hacked his account, spent all his Robux, and stole his roblox girlfriend
Hellfire TV then he got his account banned
@@Mae_RenneburgoH nOeS
Eh, well there is one. That being that most active shooters are in some way shape or form mentally disturbed, but that could be anywhere from being unable to cope with stress well to full blown psychopathy.
Though there are always outliers.
“I think my son may be involved in the shooting”
“Involved how?”
“I think he’s the shooter”
That plot twist tho
Emma Campbell nooooo you spoiled ittttt
Who reads the comments before watching the actual video?
It’s not a plot twist if that’s what’s building up the plot in the beginning
Then it twists back into place at the end. If that even makes sense 😂
Kenpachi Zaraki ikr 😂
The music combined with “every minute counts” gave me chills.
Don’t do that to my heart, man. I thought it was the son. The moment I heard “dad?” I cried. This is an amazing film. My brother was in a school shooting at his high school. The principal was shot in the arm and the assistant principal took him down. Nobody else was hurt. I was on lockdown at the middle school, and my brother wouldn’t answer the phone. The fear of not knowing if the people you love are safe is so hard. This film showcases that perfectly. This is amazing.
Holy shit wat a luck
McKenzie Harms The best thing to do is don’t call someone who is in the shooting because if they are hiding they could be found and possibly shot, severely injured or killed
*everybody gangsta til the quiet starts singing pumped up kicks and starts rummaging through his bag*
“Til the quiet starts singing” something isn’t right here
@@Shadow2-1
IM SCREAMING!!!!!!!💀
I am the quiet kid...
Northstarrr you will be in a moment
I remember chasing my friend in pavlov revolver in hand singing it
That ending, I have honestly got to admit whoever wrote this, NEEDS a real big congrats
It's good writing, but it's not exactly an innovative plot twist. It's the setup and execution of it that makes it exceptional IMO.
@@trentspears9118 I agree!
thanks beastsaber
@@LooLooLand lol u aint write shit