I’m Kurdish 😊 Living in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. Unfortunately the situation in Syria wasn’t as stable as the segment here, so I managed to persuade my life here in my hometown Erbil. I wish all those whether they have the privelage or not to stay safe and have a lovely day!
16:04 Ohhhh the precious father. 🥺 When he said "do you have a birthday or something". I think it's because he didn't believe he'd already made friends that would invite him over just to hang out. He looked so innocent and confused. 😭
@@ezycuttychiken4378 arab countries are the most social places in the world, people always at each others homes, he was probably just surprised that someone actually welcomed him in britain
Rani will never forget jack being nice to him, they will be friends for life. As some one from the Middle East, i know how hard it is to move . Please always be kind to people you don’t know how scared they are and how much they need a friend.
NinjaBoy NinjaBoy i pray you never have to be in a country of war. Not knowing where your parents are and having to come to a new country , while still being traumatised and scared
You've got to remember that these things are screened beforehand. They will have got permission from him and his family to ask certain things on certain topics. You only see the interview, but a lot of things happen behind the scenes of that.
@@juzmega1544 school friendships are very hard to keep once you move on. Even college and uni friends start to fade out unfortunately. Only the strongest bonds remain
You know because of these kind of teacher, why do many parents from Africa, civil war countries and communist countries take risk of their live to give their children a better future and education at all cost.
this kid in the video reminds me of me , I was constantly racially bullied for being an indian male and the females hated me even more , I'm 38 and still don't have a girlfriend. they need to stop moving around the world . because the world hates them way too much , it's very dangerous to be an INDIAN OR ARAB MALE everyone hates us even chicks , did you see the dirty looks the females gave him
@@robiebhagwandeen4617 people are awful and hate anyone who is different from them. You're right there's too much racism towards Indians and Arabs but people hate even the slightest differences. My father was not from the same country as my mother. He didn't look much different and was the same race and he spoke the language better than most of them. They are neighbouring countries yet my mom's family treated him, myself and my sibling like garbage. Some would call him foreigner or alien instead of by his name. Imagine how they treat someone who looks nothing like them and has different religious and cultural beliefs.
Oh yes Mariah I know that , there's all kinds of racism but what I'm saying is FEMALES ONLY HATE US INDIAN AND ARAB MALES the most . I still can't ever get a girl but I see them flirting with other races like crazy .they always deny me service and are super rude to me they never talk but always give me hateful looks , they even call me dot head with thier fingers and start running away from me where ever i go plus they be saying I stare at them and I've gotten kicked out of lots of places . For example a female writer told me she ran out of Pepsi and wouldn't give me the food of my choice
@@robiebhagwandeen4617 that's horrible. I'm sorry you have to go through this. You're right, women can be nasty. They don't give some guys a chance to get to know them. I was raised to look at what's in a person's heart but unfortunately most people believe negative stereotypes about other races.
@@robiebhagwandeen4617 sorry to hear, so much happened(i read ur previous comments as well) and you're still living in that country. I wouldn't even spit on that land. If not India, u can atleast try to move(if it's okay) Europe. People are much kind there.
Became friends with him when no one else wanted to. Made him feel welcome. Listened to his problems and told him to defend himself. Man was like don’t grass him up. Invited him over to his house. What an amazing kid
Someonesomeday1 that is so true!!! They know about his dad yet they still talk about him. I could see it in his eyes, he was trying to hold back tears. Why would they do that? The school is supposed to help him forget about his dad and make them happy yet they deliberately asked him about his dad.
@Tree House so what? The op is asking about morally right not lawfully right. We had permission to own slaves not too long ago and that wasnt right either.
@Tree House you maybe right but weve seen how horrible the media can be i personally wouldnt have allowed that question to get to the stage of asking permission
10:35 when he started to cry my heart melted. The personals reaction, Jack and his mom the effort they put into helping him is so beautiful. May Allah bless these beautiful people.
@@shinchannohara4574 he's literally ginger and a child = ginger kid. If you you found that offensive then I can't help you lol the title of the video says 'Syrian kid' I bet you were upset at that and all....
The first day of school in Nottingham being the only girl wearing a hijab was terrifying to me. There were these mean boys who kept trying to pull my hijab and one successfully did. I ended up crying all lunch break at school and one of my classmate heard me crying. Jack reminds me of her. She would come find me for lunch and wanted to be my partner in class when nobody would. Jack will grow up to be a fine young man.
This actually made me cry 😭 😭 I know MANY Syrian people and they're literally the sweetest! They are the victims of this cruel world and its so sad to see how these innocent kids pay for everything evil adults do.
Yh its crazy how he can smile it thru,my barber is from syria and everytike i go he compliments me,smiles,give me gum and makes jokes.Hes been thru shit and idk how he can be so strong.
It's okay. It's for them and the viewers understand where these kids come from, what trauma they must have, and that way they can help better. Getting to know someone from their background will help you help the better.
@@cmdjk1 I f you think this is extreme then look at videos of displaced children living off from trash in Syria, Iraq, Yemen. The world there is far harsher than you can imagine. I used to be just like him fleeing from Iraq to Germany. Kids like us look at the world differently than those in the west. We know what war means.
Jack when you look back at this video in 10 years you need to know that what you did for Rani was borderline legendary. I hope you stay guided and continue striving in the path of righteousness and goodness, your mum is and will always be so proud of you my mate. Stay blessed and be humble. Love👌🤙
Let's take a minute to how far this 2 individuals have come. Fleeing a WAR torn country and trying their BEST to integrate. Imagine if that was US. incredible
Rani is so calm, kind and such a cute kid; considering he literally was in a war zone not too long ago. The other year 10 Syrian kid was so nice, kind and mature too but I could see the sadness in his eyes when they asked about his dad. It’s so heartbreaking to see what these kind, innocent kids went through I hope they live a healthy, long and successful lives. I hope the same for Jack too he was an example of a well raised kid so kind n mature with a beautiful heart, God bless him.
The teacher should be ashamed of herself for asking him if his dad is alive. And for asking the other child how he felt when Syria started getting bombed. Like seriously grow up teacher.
it was the interviewer of the show that asked, but its definitely still fucked that she asked why Rani wanted to move from syria especially in front of the class
I think it's good to ask sensitive questions sometimes in situations like this to show what different prople experience in life and educate people on te extent of certain things happening in the world for certain people. She wasn't disrespectful.
I'd like to think I'd have been the first person to welcome Rami to the school, but in all honesty I probably would've just went with the crowd and ignored him. Really makes me wish I had the emotional intelligence and self-awareness I possess now at that age, probably could have made life that bit easier for some people.
Honestly same When i think back to primary school, I wish I helped out the kids who emigrated from other countries more and became their friends they rlly needed it
@@madshoussou *Foreign children who come from islamic ruled countrys who wish death for us all. I'd rather we concentrate on the men and women who protected this country
That's one special little human being and he doesn't even know it. You can tell alot about a parent from their kids. little Jack has been raised by a special mother.
The fact that Rani was actually willing to go up to the principal's office when he demanded any responsible culprits for the van incident to go there, Rani being the one who started it :P, and Jack and his pals told him not to shows how they were great friend to him. They didn't want their friend to get in trouble!
Syrian people are warmhearted people with great hospitality and great food i pray for this boy and all syrian refugees and people 😘❤️and his friends have a heart of gold , love from the netherlands
I love how the older kid said to come and tell him if someone bullies him that’s so nice that he’s looking out for him. Also love jack for becoming his friend 😩
i started crying honestly when he was showing the how to pray i was scared that the kids might be rude to him i mean they were giggling but they are children at the end of the day the child acts like its adults so if their parents laugh at stuff like that then the child will of course imitate
No one is talking about the kind hearted lady teacher at his special class. I wish had more of such teachers in this world. A good caring teacher is all we need to make this world a better place for these beautiful kids💙
It’s fine to keep a dog as a pet. But you just have to keep it outside the house. As for a friends house it’s okay to be with a dog in a room. There’s no ruling against it
Patrick7022 77 criticizing people for being culturally insensitive is usually seen as a left-wing activity. here, i was indirectly criticizing somebody for cultural insensitivity but didn't want to be mistaken for an owen jones type. nothing too profound!
This is what being British is truly like. Treating everybody with respect and being kind to one another besides cultural differences. Jack is such a good kid and I hope Rani and him stay friends, they're both such lovely children.
Jack really is a true friend…his parents raised him well. They didn’t even want him to get in trouble when writing on the van and was willing to take the blame, how sweet.
As a boy who is Palestinian and knows the situation first-hand in Israel and Palestine. This video was extremely wholesome to watch and learn that not all people are evil and that there are people like Jack to guide us. Thank you Yearbook for this wonderful video!
16:43 inviting Rani for a snack was the most wonderful thing. For Arabs, it is essential that family visit each other regularly and kids really thrive during these family meetings. Thank you Jack for giving Rani a chance to remember how it was like to have such a good time with others.
The way the boy talked about his father with a smile gives me hope, he was in the unknown about almost everything yet he kept a smile on his face and talked about him with as much confidence as he could🤩🤩🤩
Jack : Rani you started this off 🤣🤣🤣 Headteacher: who ever drew on it go to my office - Rani starts walking- Jack: Rani you didn’t even draw on it 😠😠😠 You know Jack is the real one 😫
Interviewer: Where’s your dad? Boy: I don’t even know the last time i’ve seen him Interviewer: dO yOu tHiNk hEs aLiVe? Like calm down Barbara it’s a kid for god sake
I comes across insensitive but with these questions you need to sign a form and have permission from the parents etc etc. So I think he’s probably okay with it otherwise it wouldn’t have aired. Might be something they wanted to say I’m not sure.
When Rani cry and the class rushed to hug and support him I thought to myself "gosh the UK is such an awesome place" what a privilege it is to live here :)
@@oscarross6485 Is that not the result of a complete disastrously handled multi culture though ? In which the issues have not been addressed for several decades, and people are being let in by droves - worsening the situation. Reactions are sure to follow when the people responsible are completely failing in maintaining and keeping a system functional and working. You see the same kind of reaction with trump supporters as well, as maddening as the situation may be - it comes from somewhere. And it is always unaddressed issues over a very long period of time. The usual treatment is to ignore situations and hope they will sort itself out by fixing them temporarily. Politics is pretty much like that, the temporary situations that they cause, become permanent and the problems that go along with it festers and grows. People swap offices and powers and intentions change with the parties. The efforts to solve long term serious issues are capricious at best and completely ignored at worst. Something does not come out of nothing. But the press and the media like to put blame on groups of people in society for being culprits and problem makers, stories like that sell and causes debates but mostly only about hate and ill-willed people. They never debate the actual cause, sometimes the hateful and resentful people don't know where to direct their frustrations. The easiest is to take it to the streets because the political machine is perceived as being too big and to time consuming to fight. If the UK would be as full of them as you say, is it not strange then that the country is a world leading nation in taking in foreigners ? you would think that if a country was as full of them as you say. Some nationalist party would be in the ruling majority, yet they aren't. They are consistently in the bottom percentage and not even threatening the establishment.
Ghoran is true friend and refugee who treated rani like his little brother. Yes jack did a good job but murad sealed his brotherhood giving him security and reassurance he'll be ok
i feel very sad and angry at the same time, his just a kid trying to fit in and yet he survived a civil war..and still feel happy that he manged to have a friend to make him feel somehow happy, pray for syria🇸🇾
@blob blob i don't give a fuck about isis or the syrian goverment i only care for the civilian people for the little childrens for the elders for anyone has nothing to do with the civil war..
His eyes are so innocent. Like that of someone's who accepts things as they come. Such a beautiful soul. It's painful to hear him talking about the situation back there and it's so beautiful to see the whole class for once praying in Islam. I'm a Hindu but it just feels beautiful when kids (who haven't been brainwashed yet about some unnecessary beliefs) are genuinely so curious to learn about every culture and religion. ❤️
Am i the only one who feels like the year 10 from Syria is smiling in the 1 on 1 with the camera when talking about his past, but you can see mans hurting in his eyes.
Yes, imagine living in a war zone, hearing bombs/gunshots, family members dying, having to escape what you call home and leave everything u know/own behind, lose your father and not have the closure whether he is alive or not. Of course, he is hurting :(
Jack seems so mature for his age. He knows how to act kind and empathetic and he’s so helpful to Rani. It’s so nice to see people, especially younger kids, acting so amazing without having to be asked.
I am 32, but I wish I had a friend like Jack. He's so nice and kind, and understanding. So glad Rani has Jack, this story is heartwarming. I wish everyone the best of luck :)
Can we just take a minute to talk about how sick some of these questions are, he fled his own war torn country, and they ask him if he thinks his dad is Alive?
I burst into tears when Rani started crying. That must have meant the world to him. To finally be at peace, to have triumphed and to move into a brand new environment that I am sure would be scary. I gather his heart was so full.
Whoever raised jack did a damn fine job
You can tell his upbringing was amazing. The way the mum told him to ask Rani whether he’d like to come over for tea as well. Beautiful mum and son!
agree
I AGREE Abbie Thompson
100%!
@@Symplastmail massive throwback to first friendships
I love how he's legit developing a northerner accent.
He will be a fine northerner soon 😭😭
MXRV OMAR definitely!
Oliver Queen I noticed it too😂😂😂😂
@@oliverqueen5883 proud to be Irish!
South accents are the glory.
Jack telling him to headbutt the other kid is kinda legendary
Tom jack is a Legends
Zidane
This really put a smile on my face
@obi-wan kenobi general kenobi!
Riight😅😅😅
Jack is a legend. Children are reflection of their parents. Respect to Jack and Jack's parents. Great job in raising a good person.
mashallah
He is really a legend 😃
Noooo
@GrapeSkoda yh gotta hope it wasn’t like that una
@GrapeSkoda imagine being such a cynical prick that you doubt that nice people exist
Let’s take a minute to appreciate how much of a good friend Jack is to Rani
I agree
I agree what a legend honestly
Yh
Omg, I hope I ll can educate my son in such a way! Great job mum!
@@qubtw4372 what is that supposed to mean?
I swear Jack’s parents deserve a medal for raising a boy like him, he’s such a nice boy
Thanks a lot
jack burton is that actually you💀?
DEADASS
@@kanyewest-donda5531 yes jack
@@kanyewest-donda5531 are you a random jack or are you theee JACK? lol
Let's just appreciate how the Kurdish boy keep telling "if someone hurts you just tell me bro" what a gentle guy
Kurdish are hell of brave people.
I’m Kurdish 😊 Living in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. Unfortunately the situation in Syria wasn’t as stable as the segment here, so I managed to persuade my life here in my hometown Erbil. I wish all those whether they have the privelage or not to stay safe and have a lovely day!
@@AS-wy1po same 🖤🌿
@@AS-wy1po I travled in erbil awesome. now my moms family is in duhok. My dad family is in mosul :)
@@teimkhalil3149 Oh, I’m glad you had a wonderful time! Hopefully you’ll have many wonderful moments in your life ☺️
when jack said ''he's better than us'' that was eveeeryyything. he was literally sooo happy and proud of his friend. he's such a precious boy
that fist bump they shared melted my heart so much, what precious kids!
mashallah
#Iskenderûn KURDISTAN :)
Despite being asked inappropriate questions about his father , he replied calmly AND still managed to smile it off , May God bless him !
That interviewer tho
Where's your dad?
I dunno
Do YoU tHiNk HeS aLiVe
Like wtf hes a kid ffs
@King Joffery Baratheon yeah
I thought the same thing, he's stronger than I could imagine.
That’s so true istg these interviewers clearly don’t realise they’re talking to KIDS
@@rosestolejiminsjams711 they don't realise they're talking to humans
I don't think it's right for them to ask 'do u think your dad is dead'
Ik I was thinking wtf they could be opening up scars
Ikr isn't that opening old wounds
I knew that question was coming
yeah like it might make them upset and worse, they don’t ask like “I hope you don’t mind us asking”
I agree with everyone's replies
You know it’s true friendship when homeboy is proud that you beat him: “wow he’s actually better than us”. 👊🏽
Wat a lad
Amazing guy jack is
Exactly. My favourite moment.
yep
16:04
Ohhhh the precious father. 🥺 When he said "do you have a birthday or something". I think it's because he didn't believe he'd already made friends that would invite him over just to hang out. He looked so innocent and confused. 😭
i think he was surprised that a British person was welcoming his son in their home
@@roxanne4820 same
@@ezycuttychiken4378 arab countries are the most social places in the world, people always at each others homes, he was probably just surprised that someone actually welcomed him in britain
Jesus loves you all so much🤍 Turn back to Him before it is too late💕
@@jesussavedme6260 nah its cool
What a lovely woman Jack's mom is. Raised an absolute gem.
As a parent myself, i'd be proud if my boy turns out half as decent as Jack. Jack's mother is one special lady.
*mum
@@leoonalego7092 it can be mother or mum
Let’s not discuss parenting
@@adammaznev4069 why? I'm not saying your opinion is wrong or right I'm just wondering
Rani will never forget jack being nice to him, they will be friends for life. As some one from the Middle East, i know how hard it is to move . Please always be kind to people you don’t know how scared they are and how much they need a friend.
Amen.
If they are scared they are wimps. End of
NinjaBoy NinjaBoy Shut up you gimp
@@ninjaboyninjaboy4262 twat
NinjaBoy NinjaBoy i pray you never have to be in a country of war. Not knowing where your parents are and having to come to a new country , while still being traumatised and scared
Jack is such an amazing kid, his parents raised him incredibly well, hats off to him!
Thank you
Jack Robertson your a good kid respect
A 24z aww thank you even tho I’m 17
Ctrl alt De Ligt he said he’s 17 lol
@@jackrobertson8659 is that you jack ??
Much hugs to you
You're a real one
Don't ever separate from Rani
Jack is such a good friend and so open-minded. I love when he repeated “is that halal?” 😂😂
🥲so sweet
I don't think he understands
Jack is the type of people we need more, in this world. May their friendship stay alive forever and ever
mashallah
Yea a bright kid hope he stays like this 👍🏾
This friendship will last for ever.
Jacks died other day ;(
@@bangbnagm4517 wait what
How do you know
Interviewer: do you think he’s alive
That’s just wrong, asking a kid a question like that is highly disrespectful. Get a grip.
Ikr that would just make him feel worst. it's like they dont care and r just doing it for money!
So insensitive of her, truly shocking and disgusting, poor boy.
That’s why I came to the comments to say that exact thing
You've got to remember that these things are screened beforehand. They will have got permission from him and his family to ask certain things on certain topics. You only see the interview, but a lot of things happen behind the scenes of that.
@@tensemurm5924 they shouldn’t even ask permission to ask things like that. That stuff is personal. Disgusting
I had a “Jack” when I came from Syria too 🥺 Her name was Sarah and I wish her the best
Are you 2 not friends anymore?
@@juzmega1544 school friendships are very hard to keep once you move on. Even college and uni friends start to fade out unfortunately. Only the strongest bonds remain
people in England need help before Syria
Josh Sutcliffe NO
Josh Sutcliffe the other animals need help before any humans, but tbh the humans in syria do need help before UK
"No one puts their children in a boat unless the water is safer than the land."
Some wise words 👏
You are telling me crossing the sea between France and Britain is safer than France mainland? no, but the pay is better thats why!
@@germanhess I am talking about Syrian refugees who travel from Syria to Europe .
@@germanhess ye what r u talking about.
@@Ahmed-mp4og refugees seeking money not safety
Why is no one talking about how amazing Rani’s coggs teacher is 😭😭😭
Ikr she made him come along way
Idk sorry
I thought they werent that great
You know because of these kind of teacher, why do many parents from Africa, civil war countries and communist countries take risk of their live to give their children a better future and education at all cost.
Shhhhh! That doesn't fit the narrative.
why on earth would you ask a child who has literally fled from a warzone if his father is alive. it is so insensitive. 4:44
agreed
Get tears for t.v
You can see the pain in his eyes as well it's so sad.
heartless and ignorant
You need to talk about your inside pains if u want to be released of the pain, if u keep it inside just grows and will be worse
People like Jack are why the world keeps spinning
Heartbreaking that kids have to go through bullying. Roni is such a lovely boy - and so is jack ❤️
And Jacks mum!
Don’t read my pfp
And jacks dad!
My bad I didn’t see the video and what he said about his dad, feel sorry for him
If everyone was like Jack, his mom, and Rani's teacher what a wonderful world we would live in.
this kid in the video reminds me of me , I was constantly racially bullied for being an indian male and the females hated me even more , I'm 38 and still don't have a girlfriend. they need to stop moving around the world . because the world hates them way too much , it's very dangerous to be an INDIAN OR ARAB MALE everyone hates us even chicks , did you see the dirty looks the females gave him
@@robiebhagwandeen4617 people are awful and hate anyone who is different from them. You're right there's too much racism towards Indians and Arabs but people hate even the slightest differences. My father was not from the same country as my mother. He didn't look much different and was the same race and he spoke the language better than most of them. They are neighbouring countries yet my mom's family treated him, myself and my sibling like garbage. Some would call him foreigner or alien instead of by his name. Imagine how they treat someone who looks nothing like them and has different religious and cultural beliefs.
Oh yes Mariah I know that , there's all kinds of racism but what I'm saying is FEMALES ONLY HATE US INDIAN AND ARAB MALES the most . I still can't ever get a girl but I see them flirting with other races like crazy .they always deny me service and are super rude to me they never talk but always give me hateful looks , they even call me dot head with thier fingers and start running away from me where ever i go plus they be saying I stare at them and I've gotten kicked out of lots of places . For example a female writer told me she ran out of Pepsi and wouldn't give me the food of my choice
@@robiebhagwandeen4617 that's horrible. I'm sorry you have to go through this. You're right, women can be nasty. They don't give some guys a chance to get to know them. I was raised to look at what's in a person's heart but unfortunately most people believe negative stereotypes about other races.
@@robiebhagwandeen4617 sorry to hear, so much happened(i read ur previous comments as well) and you're still living in that country. I wouldn't even spit on that land. If not India, u can atleast try to move(if it's okay) Europe. People are much kind there.
Became friends with him when no one else wanted to. Made him feel welcome. Listened to his problems and told him to defend himself. Man was like don’t grass him up. Invited him over to his house. What an amazing kid
We need more people like him
People like Jack and his mom make this world a better place.
*Yes.*
The mum raised Jack well
What about his dad 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡
Yes, he's raised so well, his family must be so proud of him
It’s not mom it’s MUM lol
'Do you think he is alive?'
An imbecile inappropriate question.
Have a heart.
I thought the same thing!
Someonesomeday1 that is so true!!! They know about his dad yet they still talk about him. I could see it in his eyes, he was trying to hold back tears. Why would they do that? The school is supposed to help him forget about his dad and make them happy yet they deliberately asked him about his dad.
Interviewer wants a slap
@Tree House so what? The op is asking about morally right not lawfully right. We had permission to own slaves not too long ago and that wasnt right either.
@Tree House you maybe right but weve seen how horrible the media can be i personally wouldnt have allowed that question to get to the stage of asking permission
10:35 when he started to cry my heart melted. The personals reaction, Jack and his mom the effort they put into helping him is so beautiful. May Allah bless these beautiful people.
ameen
You can tell the friendship is real when your homie says “ no..... no one grass on him”
That hit me badly... He got his bck thru thick and thin
High schools in UK wouldn’t be so bad if their where more kids like jack
Elias Adeoye : That’s idealism, not realism. Gonna have to accept that I’m afraid.
We call em secondary schools
Its not high school
man said high school
@@Frank-el2wf my crush is called Jack :(
I loved how Jack didn’t let Rani get in trouble , that’s a true friendship 👏
He said: “You didn’t even draw on it.” That’s a ride or die right there. I hope their friendship lasts a lifetime.
12:53 LMAO that's priceless 💀 I love how his friends were convincing him not to go to the office. These are memories that'll last a lifetime.
The way the ginger kid literally walks him back the other way lol these are your true friends
@@hyphymovement203 u needn't call him the ginger kid...
@@shinchannohara4574 he's literally ginger and a child = ginger kid. If you you found that offensive then I can't help you lol the title of the video says 'Syrian kid' I bet you were upset at that and all....
@@hyphymovement203 so u call him british kid by that logic
@@shinchannohara4574 and what makes you assume he's British? Gingers do come from other countries you know
My man led a whole salah in class😂
Hahah mashallah but he forget rukuh
N went into sajdah
God bless him
@@sufyankhan-ix6th No no, the video was just cut and edited xD
Masha allah . Lol
Truss me Mashallah 😂😂😂😂
So much emphasis on jack, how about we take a moment for murad who offered to be there if rani ever had a problem.
ikkk it was so wholesome 🥺
I think the reason is in Jack's reaction to hearing the boy is from Syria.
Jack is his main friend, stop making a racial issue out of nothing
@@baltibay3659 what "racial" issue
The only issue here if you being able to comment
He was so lovely. Like I was like that’s nice af
The first day of school in Nottingham being the only girl wearing a hijab was terrifying to me. There were these mean boys who kept trying to pull my hijab and one successfully did. I ended up crying all lunch break at school and one of my classmate heard me crying. Jack reminds me of her. She would come find me for lunch and wanted to be my partner in class when nobody would. Jack will grow up to be a fine young man.
I’m so sorry you had to go through this :( hope it’s better for you now❤️
as a person for Nottingham, we don't claim them :( either way i'm sorry Karma will get those boys
What school?
i don't get stuff like that, whether it be a durag, hat or wig. it's annoying to have someone snatch shit like that, i hope those kids grow up lol
Lol
These children singing 'Show Me Love,' a song me and my friends sang back in Pre-K in 1993 is just mind blowing.
It's because a song came out on the radio remixing it lol
Robin S version bangs
Hi
@@adolflenin4973 no need for that stinking attitude brev
I literally teared up when he cried during graduation
Me too X
same
I felt cringe idk why sorry mate
@@samzoppi1182 .
Fr
Jack we need more of you in this world...he spotted a lonely lad an made his a life a lil better
Thanks a lot for saying that rani is tottaly fine now 😊
@@kanyewest-donda5531 no way you're not the real jack.
@@kanyewest-donda5531 wait are you actually him?
@@SJ-ps9lx yes i am
@@FK-sb5zf good question 😐
The year 10 boy and jack actually made me cry from seeing how mature and helpful they were!
ok
Mature, jack was telling him to attack a kid and the other one was saying if anyone bothers you I'll beat them up
Giant Dwarf no I don’t think I they were talking about jack I think the other Syrian boy. And Jacks a little boy anyway he doesn’t know better
Giant Dwarf They were obviously joking around
@@ah3750 hmm
This actually made me cry 😭 😭 I know MANY Syrian people and they're literally the sweetest! They are the victims of this cruel world and its so sad to see how these innocent kids pay for everything evil adults do.
rani seems like such a nice lad, would genuinely love to see how he's doin now
He's a Syrian refugee
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@@user-fh2vj1lr2c don't act like you don't know
Rani is a little twat now
They shouldn’t question them so much about the war in Syria and about that boys dad. That could bring on a PTSD attack or something.
Yh its crazy how he can smile it thru,my barber is from syria and everytike i go he compliments me,smiles,give me gum and makes jokes.Hes been thru shit and idk how he can be so strong.
@@ramenmalik3515 it's faith.
It's okay. It's for them and the viewers understand where these kids come from, what trauma they must have, and that way they can help better. Getting to know someone from their background will help you help the better.
@@samanthak3353 the manor in which it was done was wrong. It was cold and insensitive.
@@cmdjk1 I f you think this is extreme then look at videos of displaced children living off from trash in Syria, Iraq, Yemen. The world there is far harsher than you can imagine.
I used to be just like him fleeing from Iraq to Germany. Kids like us look at the world differently than those in the west. We know what war means.
that moment when you realize some children are more mature than adults
#Iskenderûn KURDISTAN :)
Jack when you look back at this video in 10 years you need to know that what you did for Rani was borderline legendary. I hope you stay guided and continue striving in the path of righteousness and goodness, your mum is and will always be so proud of you my mate. Stay blessed and be humble. Love👌🤙
Let's take a minute to how far this 2 individuals have come. Fleeing a WAR torn country and trying their BEST to integrate. Imagine if that was US. incredible
MediaTrailers And Clips I think by saying “US” they meant imagine if we were in that situation. I don’t think they were referring to the USA.
@@ramengurung9913 that is CORRECT xxx
Rani is so calm, kind and such a cute kid; considering he literally was in a war zone not too long ago. The other year 10 Syrian kid was so nice, kind and mature too but I could see the sadness in his eyes when they asked about his dad. It’s so heartbreaking to see what these kind, innocent kids went through I hope they live a healthy, long and successful lives. I hope the same for Jack too he was an example of a well raised kid so kind n mature with a beautiful heart, God bless him.
They are most likely traumatised.
Beautiful comment😘
Your profile is trippy
Anyone would have sadness in their eyes if you asked them if they know if their father was still alive.
Ikr
The teacher should be ashamed of herself for asking him if his dad is alive. And for asking the other child how he felt when Syria started getting bombed. Like seriously grow up teacher.
I dont think it was a teacher, more likely an interviewer
it was the interviewer of the show that asked, but its definitely still fucked that she asked why Rani wanted to move from syria especially in front of the class
Kinda inappropriate if you ask me .
True it is a bit inappropriate
I think it's good to ask sensitive questions sometimes in situations like this to show what different prople experience in life and educate people on te extent of certain things happening in the world for certain people. She wasn't disrespectful.
I'd like to think I'd have been the first person to welcome Rami to the school, but in all honesty I probably would've just went with the crowd and ignored him. Really makes me wish I had the emotional intelligence and self-awareness I possess now at that age, probably could have made life that bit easier for some people.
Honestly same
When i think back to primary school, I wish I helped out the kids who emigrated from other countries more and became their friends they rlly needed it
@@madshoussou Oh yeah applaud the immigrants when we have homeless ex service men and women
@@dcfc2379 we're talking abt children but ok
@@madshoussou *Foreign children who come from islamic ruled countrys who wish death for us all. I'd rather we concentrate on the men and women who protected this country
@@dcfc2379 you obviously have a very shallow idea about Muslim people
"Y'alright there, lad?"
I'm in tears.
That's one special little human being and he doesn't even know it. You can tell alot about a parent from their kids. little Jack has been raised by a special mother.
When Jack was proud of Rani being better than him.. what a moment.
That's pure friendship for you!
Yeah. He is young and has no room for rivalry or such Bullshits. I salute his parents
I literally wanted to hug Jack hes such a pure soul and a true friend. Cheering for Roni ❤️
Jack's mom raised Jack right. He's a good lad.
yup
The fact that Rani was actually willing to go up to the principal's office when he demanded any responsible culprits for the van incident to go there, Rani being the one who started it :P, and Jack and his pals told him not to shows how they were great friend to him. They didn't want their friend to get in trouble!
I'm crying May Allah protect him and may he get far in life
I got the same surname XD
Ameen
Ameen
AMEEN
There is no Allah, man came from Africa fact ! You have been lied to
I hope their friendship lasts till their old
Ameen
Syrian people are warmhearted people with great hospitality and great food i pray for this boy and all syrian refugees and people 😘❤️and his friends have a heart of gold , love from the netherlands
Inshallah
Sorry if I spelled wrong
Rani: "I don't want to get in trouble".
Jack: "Just give him a swift headbutt, and then just thump him"
😭😭😭
ooo right in the dome
Legend🤣
Tmestamp?
im dead ffs😂😂
I love how the older kid said to come and tell him if someone bullies him that’s so nice that he’s looking out for him. Also love jack for becoming his friend 😩
It’s lovely he taught the other children how to pray. It’s lovely that older boy wants to protect him. And his friendship with Jack is beautiful.
Yes
...
...how to pray as a Muslim.
@@blessedbeyoutubeministries5267 yes... your point?
i started crying honestly when he was showing the how to pray i was scared that the kids might be rude to him i mean they were giggling but they are children at the end of the day the child acts like its adults so if their parents laugh at stuff like that then the child will of course imitate
No one is talking about the kind hearted lady teacher at his special class. I wish had more of such teachers in this world. A good caring teacher is all we need to make this world a better place for these beautiful kids💙
I went to this school
@@tillymcdonagh4253 Really?
@@abdullahabdilaahi3872 yeah I’m in the french lesson in the background in ep 6
@@tillymcdonagh4253 Oh wow great haha 😂😂😂
Lovely teacher we need more like her.
I’m cried soo much watching this. The struggle these young kids have had is heartbreaking, jack is an amazing young lad
Same I am I tears this is beautiful 💖
And these are the one who made it across
hard watching it without crying
@@curlyspaghett Honestly its rlly similar, millions have died and a few have escaped
Ditto... its embarrassing how much I cried watching this.
If I have a son like jack. I’ll be a very proud dad
You must work hard to raise him
Yes😊
they shouldn't have asked him about his dad
Agreed, even asking about Syria is traumatic for them
Kids are kids
S KAR yeh
Ye They literally straight up said “where’s your dad”
@simply pash it was an interviewer from the channel not a teacher
When jacks mum put the dog upstairs for rani’s religion 💖 not only did she raise a perfect young man but she was also raised amazing 😩😩😩
It's actually kinda odd because in islam you can touch a dog it's not haram
It’s fine to keep a dog as a pet. But you just have to keep it outside the house. As for a friends house it’s okay to be with a dog in a room. There’s no ruling against it
It's actually a misconception about the dogs in the religion, it's not a real thing!
@@nour4828 exactly, you just have to wash yourself carefully after touching it^^ but it was nice for them to try to be respectful =)
@@nour4828 you can but if it licks u u cannot pray for 3 days,i dont know the specific details sorry.
Him saying “naughteh” and not “naughty” because he’s being taught by Salford lads hahah amazing.
I just couldn't stop laughing. Slavereh! Boy didn't know the meaning but it came off so northern.🤣 Beautiful hahha
@@ryansn3600 hahaha class isn’t it lad. Warms your heart.
ik i noticed
That's what I noticed too.
Gettin gons ouat
He’s already starting to sound english already
Jack's mom is the reason I love Kindness more..She is kind,She has raised a masterclass. I cried..I'm written this tears filled😪
"What made you WANT to move from Syria"...I'm no lefty, but jesus christ, these teachers need to wake up a bit don't they? poor kid.
Luke Bradley It’s okay Luke you don’t have to be a ‘lefty’ to have compassion x
Patrick7022 77 criticizing people for being culturally insensitive is usually seen as a left-wing activity. here, i was indirectly criticizing somebody for cultural insensitivity but didn't want to be mistaken for an owen jones type. nothing too profound!
Krishna Rawal
I’m brown but that’s kinda racist 😳
@@nameslesss
No it's not. Look at white people hating on brown people.
@@krishnarawal8461 shut up
This is what being British is truly like. Treating everybody with respect and being kind to one another besides cultural differences. Jack is such a good kid and I hope Rani and him stay friends, they're both such lovely children.
Chavs: hold my tesco meal deal.
Uhm History tells us otherwhise lol
Nah man this is just being human. Hasn't got anything to do with being a Brit and this is coming from one.
@@harrietjonesformerprimemin2545 Harriet jones lol haven't seen this name in a long long time, Whovian
@@seth.photongraphy2673 aayy you got it XD
Asking questions to a Syrian child like that is extremely sensitive, so please treat it/him with respect.
Inshallah, the wars end soon
Shush
cant believe she asked whether he thought his dad was alive
@@roshanmadhaparia9803 Don't tell me to shush!
@@burlhorse61 Exactly!!
How can you say something like that??
On camera??
@@kawsara8691 shush
Jack really is a true friend…his parents raised him well. They didn’t even want him to get in trouble when writing on the van and was willing to take the blame, how sweet.
he's a real thoroughbred
As a boy who is Palestinian and knows the situation first-hand in Israel and Palestine. This video was extremely wholesome to watch and learn that not all people are evil and that there are people like Jack to guide us. Thank you Yearbook for this wonderful video!
These boys have taught us all a valuable lesson. Glad you could take something from this!
@@OurStories :)
#free palestine
@Skarz same I’m Palestinian too watching this was very uplifting and motivating
@@OurStories Its kinda disrespectful you asked the kid about his dad
My first day in school in England i meet a friend like jack i think Jack exist in Every class room Jack boy if you see this i wish you the best
Jack is being raised really well, so very impressed with that kid. Weldone Mum
Dad?
Like hello. No one gives a shit about the Dads lol
jack honestly makes me tear he’s so sweet.
What these boys go through is so tough most of us are very privileged to be born here, we could've easily been in their situation
We all gotta be grateful that we have been born into this situation
(This is not racist just what im forced to go through) i moved to a mostly islam school and they always pick on me saying hey ghost or albino pesant
Pwp Clan that’s not Islam they have respect that’s why
But we weren't in there situation so ye
@@alisajadmohammadi749 fax
jack can make an old man cry. we need more people like jack
I think we need to be like jack
@@SK-vv1zi I’m trying to be like jack and I’m 18
Tbh Jack is way way wayyy more mature than I am right now.
Srsly Im amazed I've never seen a nicer person in my life.
16:43 inviting Rani for a snack was the most wonderful thing. For Arabs, it is essential that family visit each other regularly and kids really thrive during these family meetings. Thank you Jack for giving Rani a chance to remember how it was like to have such a good time with others.
@Ubaidur Rahman The media doesn't portray you as villains.
Jack and his mum are such sweet and genuine souls my goodness 🥺🥺🥺 I literally cried the whole way through this ep! So pure and wholesome
The way the boy talked about his father with a smile gives me hope, he was in the unknown about almost everything yet he kept a smile on his face and talked about him with as much confidence as he could🤩🤩🤩
Every child needs a friend like Jack. What a cool kid
Why isn’t there jack’s like that in my school 😔
the jack in my school is such an idiot smh 🤦♀️🤦♀️
The only jacks in my school are gay (which i hve no probs with) and rude
Cuz of ur teacthers
The jack in my class bullied me when I was in Y7 now he stopped
Joelygoaly I’m glad he stopped 😢
Jack : Rani you started this off 🤣🤣🤣
Headteacher: who ever drew on it go to my office
- Rani starts walking-
Jack: Rani you didn’t even draw on it 😠😠😠
You know Jack is the real one 😫
right about made me cry 😭😭
TRUUUUUE
When kurdish boy said he don’t know his daddy whereabout my heart just melted into pieces ❤️
I know i felt so sorry for him
#Iskenderûn KURDISTAN :)
I felt bad for him as well. It was heartbreaking, I can’t imagine that happening to one of my parents.
Yeah that’s my brother and thank you
Me too, I also think the interviewer is out of order asking if his father is alive after he said he doesn’t know where he is!
Okay but didn’t we all cry when Rani did?
Yup
Nuh
Nuh
Ye
nah
WHY IS NO ONE TALKING ABOUT JACKS WAY OF SAYING HALAL ( at 8:33 )LIKE IT WAS PERFECT !!!!!! HE PRONOUNCED THE ح PERFECTLY!!!!
Good spot. And that shows how good kids are at learning other languages if exposed to native speakers.
They need to get a chance to learn 😘
Na it's halal
May they grow up to be fantastic, righteous children. They're so wholesome.
Interviewer: Where’s your dad?
Boy: I don’t even know the last time i’ve seen him
Interviewer: dO yOu tHiNk hEs aLiVe?
Like calm down Barbara it’s a kid for god sake
Suad Ali I know, I was just thinking that they likely wouldn’t ask that question if it were a white English kid.
Aaren he can’t remember him
I comes across insensitive but with these questions you need to sign a form and have permission from the parents etc etc. So I think he’s probably okay with it otherwise it wouldn’t have aired. Might be something they wanted to say I’m not sure.
It’s a lot more strict as he’s underage as well. I’m pretty sure they send them the questions beforehand as well.
At least that’s how they should be doing it. If not then it’s bad. But I doubt this big of a program would not do it.
When Rani cry and the class rushed to hug and support him I thought to myself "gosh the UK is such an awesome place" what a privilege it is to live here :)
UK is not a good place I was bullied in school for having a accent through year 7 and 11
Too bad the uk is full of right wing facist nationalist xenophobes... Not proud to be British in 2021.
@Hamid Hussein "I don't think UK is so much involved in outside intervention like America" - oh no, UK gov just as bad on that respect
@@oscarross6485 Is that not the result of a complete disastrously handled multi culture though ? In which the issues have not been addressed for several decades, and people are being let in by droves - worsening the situation. Reactions are sure to follow when the people responsible are completely failing in maintaining and keeping a system functional and working. You see the same kind of reaction with trump supporters as well, as maddening as the situation may be - it comes from somewhere. And it is always unaddressed issues over a very long period of time. The usual treatment is to ignore situations and hope they will sort itself out by fixing them temporarily. Politics is pretty much like that, the temporary situations that they cause, become permanent and the problems that go along with it festers and grows. People swap offices and powers and intentions change with the parties. The efforts to solve long term serious issues are capricious at best and completely ignored at worst.
Something does not come out of nothing. But the press and the media like to put blame on groups of people in society for being culprits and problem makers, stories like that sell and causes debates but mostly only about hate and ill-willed people. They never debate the actual cause, sometimes the hateful and resentful people don't know where to direct their frustrations. The easiest is to take it to the streets because the political machine is perceived as being too big and to time consuming to fight.
If the UK would be as full of them as you say, is it not strange then that the country is a world leading nation in taking in foreigners ? you would think that if a country was as full of them as you say. Some nationalist party would be in the ruling majority, yet they aren't. They are consistently in the bottom percentage and not even threatening the establishment.
Deffo for TV teachers don’t give a shit like that 😂
Ghoran is true friend and refugee who treated rani like his little brother. Yes jack did a good job but murad sealed his brotherhood giving him security and reassurance he'll be ok
We have the same name
I am kurdish and i have only met one kurdish person throughout my whole school life it was hard to make friends but things are fine now
Innit Hassan
Yep very good kid
@@mxrvomar4120 Saiki!!!!
i feel very sad and angry at the same time, his just a kid trying to fit in and yet he survived a civil war..and still feel happy that he manged to have a friend to make him feel somehow happy, pray for syria🇸🇾
@blob blob ??
@blob blob i know..
@blob blob i don't give a fuck about isis or the syrian goverment i only care for the civilian people for the little childrens for the elders for anyone has nothing to do with the civil war..
Long live assad
His eyes are so innocent. Like that of someone's who accepts things as they come. Such a beautiful soul.
It's painful to hear him talking about the situation back there and it's so beautiful to see the whole class for once praying in Islam. I'm a Hindu but it just feels beautiful when kids (who haven't been brainwashed yet about some unnecessary beliefs) are genuinely so curious to learn about every culture and religion. ❤️
That's some wise words
Respect.
Yesss couldn’t have said it better myself ❤️
Jesus loves you all so much🤍 Turn back to Him before it is too late💕
@@jesussavedme6260 😂 tf?
Jack is literally the most wholesome person I’ve ever seen
Am i the only one who feels like the year 10 from Syria is smiling in the 1 on 1 with the camera when talking about his past, but you can see mans hurting in his eyes.
Because he’ve been through trauamas god only knows how sad he is :(
Yes, imagine living in a war zone, hearing bombs/gunshots, family members dying, having to escape what you call home and leave everything u know/own behind, lose your father and not have the closure whether he is alive or not. Of course, he is hurting :(
jack's mom deserves all the best things in the world to have brought up a child like this..Jack is a person we all wish we had been in our life
Jack seems so mature for his age. He knows how to act kind and empathetic and he’s so helpful to Rani. It’s so nice to see people, especially younger kids, acting so amazing without having to be asked.
Clearly shows Jack's mum has brought him up very well.. such a good friend.
I am 32, but I wish I had a friend like Jack. He's so nice and kind, and understanding. So glad Rani has Jack, this story is heartwarming. I wish everyone the best of luck :)
These kind of jack's are hard to come by
Yesssssss
Let’s be friends I’m 32 as well
Hi I can be your Jack😊❤
@Ewa Feen lool
“Is he alive?”
Shame on you for asking that! What a stupid question!!
When he said he thinks of him as a brother I cried a little 😭
This is wholesome, Jack is such an amazing kid for helping Rani, hope all is still well and that they’re still friends
They are. They both went on Good morning britain together lol
@@not.dv4d that like 3 years ago
@@nangie2724 Oop-
Can we just take a minute to talk about how sick some of these questions are, he fled his own war torn country, and they ask him if he thinks his dad is Alive?
I burst into tears when Rani started crying. That must have meant the world to him. To finally be at peace, to have triumphed and to move into a brand new environment that I am sure would be scary. I gather his heart was so full.