Every single time that I see the video of the little boy whose dad left him... And then the camera shows the drunk dad acting so aloof, it makes my blood boil.
That's not what happened. I've seen that one before. I believe what really happened is that the boy got swept away by the current before his dad could catch him, so his dad was calling 911 and had left to try and find some other way to get to him. And this is why the father wasn't home when the former officer brought the boy back home.
@gamester512 so are you saying there are two different videos of a boy being swept away? Bc I, too, saw the entire video and saw & others made comments, about the dad being drunk, all while the officers interrogated dad. I was also angry dad never faced charges.
@@tarae5380 It's possible that I'm remembering wrong. But I could have sworn this was a case of the boy just being swept away before the dad could grab him.
The house fire one really got me. 4 years ago my apartment building burnt down & my neighbours rescued me too. I’m deaf & I didn’t hear the commotion & about 5 or 6 of my neighbours were doing everything possible to alert me, all the while staying in the burning building & risking their own lives. Thankfully everyone survived but within seconds of getting outside, the room I was in was completely engulfed. Such a close call, extremely traumatic but forever grateful to those neighbours
@@pointysidedown Yeah, there are also bad parents. People who shouldn't be called a parent. But us, who's life meaning is to be a parent, knows what the original commenter means. Sometimes I also feel like a super hero. ❤
@@pointysidedown It can make you more caring. Your priorities change when you have kids. Of course, it isn't always so, but you can't say it doesn't happen.
I met heroes today! I'm always such a wreck when in any medical facility (mental health related; it sucks) and I had to go to the ER. Literally EVERYONE I came across went out of their way to help me and the ultrasound tech talked me through the entire procedure. When I asked questions, she answered, no matter how silly the question was. Before that, she talked about literally any-and-everything in a calm and even playful at times manner. She apologized every time I cringed in pain and even made sure to get not just me a couple warm blankets, but got them for my sister, too, who came with me. That's someone I'll never forget. There was an older male patient, too, and when he saw my sister struggling to get me through a doorway (I was in a wheelchair), he jumped up and asked if he could hold the door for us. It didn't matter that he was sick and in pain, too. He just wanted to help. Sometimes, humanity is entirely worth life. Edited for a typo.
Yeah, poor supermarket owner, he would starve to death without the bravery of that old lady Karen to help him. Defending our corporate overlords its what being hero is all about
@@Isaaaa_Belle Steal enough and the business leaves the neighborhood because they can't make money and it f's over everyone else. Stop pretending it's moral to steal.
@@Jpodre98 As I said, everyone else in that neighborhood will be fked over by the businesses leaving. This is why so-called "food deserts" exist in crime-ridden inner cities. You're a shortsighted fool sho thinks that there aren't consequences for your actions.
1:29 - I just can't understand why the rescuers couldn't toss her the rope BEFORE she jumped into the water. That could have gone so much worse, what the heck were they thinking.
@Ellie-oj9mk All they had to do was toss it right into her hands while she's still standing. If she fails to catch it and it floats downstream, they can reel it back in and try again. But if she fails to catch it while she's in the water, there is no trying again.
The little boy who went into the cockpit was ABSOLUTELY ADORABLE! The pic at the end of that clip, showing his bright, cute smile, melted my heart! These videos were very cool! Not too fond of the father who is so nonchalant about the former policeman kayaking in the river and finding his young child! I need more context on that! That river should've been inundated with boats trying to find that little boy!
My understanding of that situation was that the boy got swept away before his dad could catch him, so he called 911 for help and was trying to find another way to get out to him, which is why he wasn't at home when the former officer brought the boy home. I could be wrong, but I believe that's what actually happened.
@@gamester512 Thank you for that info. If that’s the case then I certainly change my opinion about the father. It could be that the kayaker happened upon the child while they were getting the help organized. I can see that happening. 👍
@@kimmieh8419 This was debunked in another comment, someone explained that this person might be mixing up videos because the full video of this situation does put the dad in the wrong.
*I wish I had the courage like these heroes to be able to help others in the worst situations. I always want to help others; I love seeing acts of kindness from people. It truly touches my heart ♥*
As soon as the adrenaline kicks in, anyone can be a hero. I, for example, would never have thought that I could help someone while they were having a panic attack, but I was able to do it. I'm surprised myself.
2:45 I saw another video like this, apparently the kid was swimming in the river and got taken out by the current. He was screaming for his dad but his dad was drunk and didn’t come help. The person on the boat managed to rescue the kid before he got hypothermia. ❤❤
My mom works as a school nurse one day a little boy came in on crutches. My mom asked him what happened it turns his family had just moved into a new house. The house had a massive mirror on one wall. That mirror had come crashing down and had the boy not yanked his younger brother out of the room the mirror would’ve sliced into his kid brother most likely killing him.
Something like this happened to me when I was younger. My sister knocked down a huge mirror on me but I jumped and it only hit my legs. It didn't even break the bone, I was just cut all over and got released from the hospital like a few days later
This video...restored my faith in humanity. I know that sounds corny or dramatic, but I've been very disheartened lately, and this is what I needed. Made me cry in a good way. Thank you for this!! 🙂
Me too. Well I’ve always known there is kindness out there but sometimes I get really sad the world as a whole isn’t more like this. We could accomplish so much if we loved each other more! We’re all alone on this planet out in a crazy large galaxy, all we have right now is each other and our beautiful planet we should take care of it & each other ❤ if only ❤
I thank you for showing these 'Superheroes in Real Life Caught on Camera' videos. I believe in the human spirit and their big hearts to help and rescue any human beings in trouble. I thank God for them for being called to perform for such incidents in life. May there be more unsung Superheroes in this world - and please continue to show them on video. More power to you and these Superheroes!
I’ve seen the video of the boy who was found in the river with the life jacket twice now and wish there was more footage of presumably the dad because I need context on that response of his. Currently it frustrates me. He says thank you then lightheartedly says they might be seeing each other again. First off, why? And secondly, why is he so nonchalant about this ordeal? It just feels like he doesn’t care. I would be pissed. It’d be like finding a kid on the side of the highway and taking him all the way to his house only for the dad to open the door casually and he like “OHHHH I KNEW I was forgetting something. Heh. Thanks, dawg.”
SAME! How is that river not inundated with boats looking for him?! And a kayaker finds him?! That's not someone who's in any rush. You enjoy your time out there. Nice and relaxing, just checking out the serenity. Not all of a sudden come across a little kid floating around with NOT ONE OTHER PERSON around looking for him! 🤬 Editing because I rewatched that clip and totally missed the fact that the kayaker was a former policeman. So I doubt that father got away with anything nefarious.
Dr insanity included a longer clip in a video 5 days ago called "missing kids bring found" or something similar. The father was fairly obviously drunk in the more complete video and seemed to have left his son in the river on purpose for some unknown reason. The kid also got very scared and started to cry when his hero mentioned 911.
@@skiboarder213and that’s why you don’t drink when you’re in charge of watching a child especially around a body of water. Things can go from 0-100 in a split second if not faster
The cockpit one is so sweet cause when I was a kid, I was diagnosed with autism, I wanted the window seat but it was all booked and I couldn't get one. So one of the flight attendants took me to the pilot and the pilot actually let me sit in one of the seats, when it was not taking off of course, and gave both me and mum a Teddy bear and I still have it to this day & I have the picture of it. Pilots & flight attendants are nice when you are nice, remember that.
LOL the grandma was like, 13:08 "First, I'll block your escape, then I'll expose your identity. Can't hold your mask and a cart and a bike at the same time huh thieving coward?" She should be the head security of that grocery store.
For people saying the rope should have been thrown BEFORE the woman jumped, read this: The current was strong enough to push her further away, meaning if the rope was thrown BEFORE her the rope would go back to the shore and she would definitely miss it because of time. If they toss it before her then she jump she will miss the cord because the cord had been pushed away. If she jump and then they throw the cord in her direction it's more likely to end up in her hands. Tossing it to her when she was still standing doesn't work because gravity. The rope is floppy, the end of it won't reach her, it will curve (if it's the right word) and fall in the water before she can grab it. If she jumps and then they throw the rope the rope will inevitably go in HER direction.
great job on this video, really nice editing and awesome clips! but honestly, i feel like the whole superhero thing is a bit overhyped. i mean, would we really want people with superpowers running around in our everyday lives? it could get pretty chaotic! what do you all think?
5:17 that's the RNLI and they are absolutely legends. They are all volunteers and they go out in all weathers and all conditions and they have saved 1000`s of lives. This year is their 200 year anniversary and it's something we are very proud of as a nation.
If we could all just care for one another, love another, and respect one another like the ppl did in this video. What a peaceful, loving, and happy life we would all live. A smile, holding a door open, and a simple “good morning” can have the biggest ripple effect. God is good and Jesus is Lord. May we follow in His footsteps.
Context for the very first video that makes it even cooler : The first two guys are Quebecers and the way they talk they are definitely friends. The one with the camera tells his friends to stop because he can see either the water stream up ahead or the lone white ski. The poor fella stuck underneath the snow is definitely Japanese - as soon as he gets out he starts to thank them. So basically, they saved a stranger... And probably made a new Japanese friend!
I see people do amazing things everyday... From the smallest gesture to bigger ones. Its sad society's programmed to see the bad eggs more than the everyday heroes that are all around ❤
We are lucky enough that these moments were captured on camera for us fo see and restore our faith in humanity because most of these heroic acts are not even notices even by the supposed eye witnesses.
The farmer did more than save his neighbour’s field; he saved thousands of acres and homes from catching fire. It was so hot that the paint on his tractor was melting.
great video, love the creativity and the effort put into it! but honestly, i can't help but wonder if the whole 'real-life superhero' trend is more about attention than genuine altruism. like, are they doing it for the right reasons or just for the views?
So u were there? Or let me guess: this version of the story was told to you by the cousin of the soccer coach of your math teacher's daughter's best friend... and this cousin knows it because her hairdresser knows someone who knows someone whose grandfather's nurse heard this story late one night in a bar from the girlfriend of the bartender's friend. And this girlfriend of the bartender's friend was quite sure that this is how it happened because she heard it from the mother of one of her brother's daughter's classmates, whose cousin was there when it happened.
7:08 "A somewhat tense moment when a parachute didn't open. Fortunately this guy _was nearby"_ Not, "fortunately this guy _was also skydiving."_ Nah, he just, "happened to be in the area."
yeah, also there isn't malfunctioning anything. that's an instructor with a sky diving student and it's completely normal to do those "test pulls" - the parachute opens completely fine
@9:51 that is Clearwater Marine Aquarium's Belize manatee rescue team. This man has won many awards doing this very thing. I work at the aquarium and have met him a few times. We are about to bring manatees to the aquarium very soon to help his team.
Driving to work, I hit a patch of ice and slid across a 4 lane highway and managed a 180° spin. I didn't hit anything, but I ended up having to hit the breaks to avoid going off the road, and couldn't remember how to unlock them. My phone was having an issue and I had no signal, I tried to call for help a few times but It wasn't working. I used the flashlight on it to try and flag down passing cars, and finally someone stopped. He was my hero that day, it was freezing cold, long stretch of road between towns, dark out, I was really starting to panic. Later I heard another car flipped over in the same spot, then a few days ago, there was a big accident there as well.
Only time I ever flew the pilot had a stroke, my mom was the only nurse on the plane and got up immediately to help. After that me and my sister got to go see the cockpit and learn some of the stuff. This was well after they stopped showing kids the cockpit here and there😁
The mother pulling the son away from the cobra has got to be the best, that was a close call. The cobra was ready to strike and that's a huge cobra too.
@2:39 why make up a BS story? Now I can't believe anything you say. This lad was left in the middle by his dad and was not warried away from the shore. Even when he was returned, his dad was upset because he left his son to find his own way back as a lesson on being tough.
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8:37 Why are the steps cleared but not the ramp??? Here , we do ramps first because of wheel chairs and people with mobility issues, but also for stretchers used by ambulance to cart off people.
Every single time that I see the video of the little boy whose dad left him... And then the camera shows the drunk dad acting so aloof, it makes my blood boil.
It made me tear up. Poor little kid.
Why I will never drink
That's not what happened. I've seen that one before. I believe what really happened is that the boy got swept away by the current before his dad could catch him, so his dad was calling 911 and had left to try and find some other way to get to him. And this is why the father wasn't home when the former officer brought the boy back home.
@gamester512 so are you saying there are two different videos of a boy being swept away? Bc I, too, saw the entire video and saw & others made comments, about the dad being drunk, all while the officers interrogated dad. I was also angry dad never faced charges.
@@tarae5380 It's possible that I'm remembering wrong. But I could have sworn this was a case of the boy just being swept away before the dad could grab him.
The house fire one really got me. 4 years ago my apartment building burnt down & my neighbours rescued me too. I’m deaf & I didn’t hear the commotion & about 5 or 6 of my neighbours were doing everything possible to alert me, all the while staying in the burning building & risking their own lives. Thankfully everyone survived but within seconds of getting outside, the room I was in was completely engulfed. Such a close call, extremely traumatic but forever grateful to those neighbours
The guy that helped his neighbor get away from the fire must be a dad. "come here baby"
Being a parent doesn't make you more kind or caring. What a silly thing to say
@@pointysidedown Yeah, there are also bad parents. People who shouldn't be called a parent. But us, who's life meaning is to be a parent, knows what the original commenter means. Sometimes I also feel like a super hero. ❤
@@pointysidedown It can make you more caring. Your priorities change when you have kids. Of course, it isn't always so, but you can't say it doesn't happen.
Whoever recorded this deserves a standing ovation. Incredible moments caught on camera are priceless.
I met heroes today! I'm always such a wreck when in any medical facility (mental health related; it sucks) and I had to go to the ER. Literally EVERYONE I came across went out of their way to help me and the ultrasound tech talked me through the entire procedure. When I asked questions, she answered, no matter how silly the question was. Before that, she talked about literally any-and-everything in a calm and even playful at times manner. She apologized every time I cringed in pain and even made sure to get not just me a couple warm blankets, but got them for my sister, too, who came with me. That's someone I'll never forget. There was an older male patient, too, and when he saw my sister struggling to get me through a doorway (I was in a wheelchair), he jumped up and asked if he could hold the door for us. It didn't matter that he was sick and in pain, too. He just wanted to help. Sometimes, humanity is entirely worth life.
Edited for a typo.
Respect to the granny who ripped of the thief's mask to expose him she might be old, but she is definitely still young by heart.
Yeah, poor supermarket owner, he would starve to death without the bravery of that old lady Karen to help him. Defending our corporate overlords its what being hero is all about
granny is evil. that dude was clearly desperate for food.... I'm sure the big corporation would've survived
@@Isaaaa_Belle Steal enough and the business leaves the neighborhood because they can't make money and it f's over everyone else. Stop pretending it's moral to steal.
@@redridingcape : (((( poor business owner, so saaad
@@Jpodre98 As I said, everyone else in that neighborhood will be fked over by the businesses leaving. This is why so-called "food deserts" exist in crime-ridden inner cities. You're a shortsighted fool sho thinks that there aren't consequences for your actions.
1:29 - I just can't understand why the rescuers couldn't toss her the rope BEFORE she jumped into the water. That could have gone so much worse, what the heck were they thinking.
I was so confused by that too! You get more chances by throwing it before. Crazy!
I literally screamed: THAT WAS THE PLAN?!
Maybe cause the current was so strong that the rope would float downstream before the lady got it? But then again im not sure
Pretty sure the rope would have drifted away from her by the time she jumped in the water.
@Ellie-oj9mk All they had to do was toss it right into her hands while she's still standing. If she fails to catch it and it floats downstream, they can reel it back in and try again. But if she fails to catch it while she's in the water, there is no trying again.
The farmer who was helping his neighbor contain the fire lost his life in the process but saved his neighbors farms.
I cried when I learned he succumbed this his injuries. Rest easy Friend.
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😮🤧💔
Source?
Edit: Never mind. I looked it up and he survived the ordeal, although it's possible he has since passed away.
@@kathrynhoward4196 he passed away a few months after. His name was Ángel Martín Arjona.
12:44 So is nobody going to question why the guy was stealing some trees 😂🤣
She made him put it back! ha
@@michellel.3871yaaaas!! I loved that! 🤣 She said, “you put that back right now! And what do we say?” 😂😂
Trees are surprisingly pricey so I imagine healthy saplings could sell for a few hundred
She is such a hero! 🤣🤣🤣
Used to work at home depot. Some of those bushes can cost hundreds of dollars. It's ridiculous lol
The little boy who went into the cockpit was ABSOLUTELY ADORABLE! The pic at the end of that clip, showing his bright, cute smile, melted my heart! These videos were very cool! Not too fond of the father who is so nonchalant about the former policeman kayaking in the river and finding his young child! I need more context on that! That river should've been inundated with boats trying to find that little boy!
My understanding of that situation was that the boy got swept away before his dad could catch him, so he called 911 for help and was trying to find another way to get out to him, which is why he wasn't at home when the former officer brought the boy home. I could be wrong, but I believe that's what actually happened.
@@gamester512 Thank you for that info. If that’s the case then I certainly change my opinion about the father. It could be that the kayaker happened upon the child while they were getting the help organized. I can see that happening. 👍
@@kimmieh8419 This was debunked in another comment, someone explained that this person might be mixing up videos because the full video of this situation does put the dad in the wrong.
@@kimmieh8419 the dad got extremely drunk, put the vest on the kid so he doesn't drown, and let him swim the water by himself
The man feeding the baby Manatee is one of the most precious things I've ever seen. People who help animals are the best people❤❤❤
Keep it Real bro💯 Change the Thumbnail, In that picture he was protecting them from a faulty Elevator, not from Elderly Man Hitting them.
*I wish I had the courage like these heroes to be able to help others in the worst situations. I always want to help others; I love seeing acts of kindness from people. It truly touches my heart ♥*
You probably already have 🙌
As soon as the adrenaline kicks in, anyone can be a hero. I, for example, would never have thought that I could help someone while they were having a panic attack, but I was able to do it. I'm surprised myself.
@@silicasapphirre9015 Amen 🙌
You do have the courage, trust me!
These people may not be Spiderman or Iron Man, but they are real life superheroes!
Ofcos yes.
2:45 I saw another video like this, apparently the kid was swimming in the river and got taken out by the current. He was screaming for his dad but his dad was drunk and didn’t come help. The person on the boat managed to rescue the kid before he got hypothermia. ❤❤
They risked their faith to help a person. That is humanity
No they are simps looking for women love and somone to give them something to live for
My mom works as a school nurse one day a little boy came in on crutches. My mom asked him what happened it turns his family had just moved into a new house. The house had a massive mirror on one wall. That mirror had come crashing down and had the boy not yanked his younger brother out of the room the mirror would’ve sliced into his kid brother most likely killing him.
Wow For real
Something like this happened to me when I was younger. My sister knocked down a huge mirror on me but I jumped and it only hit my legs. It didn't even break the bone, I was just cut all over and got released from the hospital like a few days later
Is very good to see people helping each other. The journalist that helped the person in wheelchair is a Albanian from Kosova.
🇽🇰🇽🇰🇽🇰 much love to Kosovo :)
I think that this is just what people should be doing if they are capable. This should be the norm, not the exception.
This video...restored my faith in humanity. I know that sounds corny or dramatic, but I've been very disheartened lately, and this is what I needed. Made me cry in a good way. Thank you for this!! 🙂
Me too. Well I’ve always known there is kindness out there but sometimes I get really sad the world as a whole isn’t more like this. We could accomplish so much if we loved each other more! We’re all alone on this planet out in a crazy large galaxy, all we have right now is each other and our beautiful planet we should take care of it & each other ❤ if only ❤
Always up lifting to see in this crazy world there’s still kindness out there
I thank you for showing these 'Superheroes in Real Life Caught on Camera' videos. I believe in the human spirit and their big hearts to help and rescue any human beings in trouble. I thank God for them for being called to perform for such incidents in life. May there be more unsung Superheroes in this world - and please continue to show them on video. More power to you and these Superheroes!
The old lady which stopped the guy, which tried to steal groceries
Yeah never mess with a grandma
I’ve seen the video of the boy who was found in the river with the life jacket twice now and wish there was more footage of presumably the dad because I need context on that response of his. Currently it frustrates me. He says thank you then lightheartedly says they might be seeing each other again.
First off, why?
And secondly, why is he so nonchalant about this ordeal? It just feels like he doesn’t care. I would be pissed.
It’d be like finding a kid on the side of the highway and taking him all the way to his house only for the dad to open the door casually and he like “OHHHH I KNEW I was forgetting something. Heh. Thanks, dawg.”
Pretty sure Inside Edition ran a bit on this, try looking them up
Who was the fisherman name
SAME! How is that river not inundated with boats looking for him?! And a kayaker finds him?! That's not someone who's in any rush. You enjoy your time out there. Nice and relaxing, just checking out the serenity. Not all of a sudden come across a little kid floating around with NOT ONE OTHER PERSON around looking for him! 🤬
Editing because I rewatched that clip and totally missed the fact that the kayaker was a former policeman. So I doubt that father got away with anything nefarious.
Dr insanity included a longer clip in a video 5 days ago called "missing kids bring found" or something similar. The father was fairly obviously drunk in the more complete video and seemed to have left his son in the river on purpose for some unknown reason. The kid also got very scared and started to cry when his hero mentioned 911.
@@skiboarder213and that’s why you don’t drink when you’re in charge of watching a child especially around a body of water. Things can go from 0-100 in a split second if not faster
The little boy at the cockpit was so wholesome 😊🙏
Amazing pilot; he has a heart made of gold!
Dudes?! What can i say? Just 3 words: Bless You Guys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!🙏
The lady who stopped the kid from taking the trees is a total mom. I’m just surprised she didn’t put him over her knee.
The cockpit one is so sweet cause when I was a kid, I was diagnosed with autism, I wanted the window seat but it was all booked and I couldn't get one. So one of the flight attendants took me to the pilot and the pilot actually let me sit in one of the seats, when it was not taking off of course, and gave both me and mum a Teddy bear and I still have it to this day & I have the picture of it. Pilots & flight attendants are nice when you are nice, remember that.
"Near Niagara Falls"
If by "near" you mean in the same country, because that rescue with the turban happened at Golden Ears park in British Columbia.
They say timing is everything but character is what makes heroes.
LOL the grandma was like, 13:08 "First, I'll block your escape, then I'll expose your identity. Can't hold your mask and a cart and a bike at the same time huh thieving coward?" She should be the head security of that grocery store.
16:32 If it weren't for him helping the man who missed the bus, there would have been heroes everywhere.
This video is epic! Seeing real-life superheroes in action is amazing!
These people deserves to be praised for their actions. They're the reason why humanity will be restored
For people saying the rope should have been thrown BEFORE the woman jumped, read this:
The current was strong enough to push her further away, meaning if the rope was thrown BEFORE her the rope would go back to the shore and she would definitely miss it because of time.
If they toss it before her then she jump she will miss the cord because the cord had been pushed away.
If she jump and then they throw the cord in her direction it's more likely to end up in her hands.
Tossing it to her when she was still standing doesn't work because gravity.
The rope is floppy, the end of it won't reach her, it will curve (if it's the right word) and fall in the water before she can grab it.
If she jumps and then they throw the rope the rope will inevitably go in HER direction.
12:18 I cried a lil watching this😢
The mama giving the neighbour all her kids one by one before allowing herself to get to safety. I truly love moms.
I needed this. Thank you.
Your content and productions raise the vibration.
Thank You for what you do so well.
Truly You Tube is a better place because of creators like You.
I love your videos they are entertaining
Too much.
Nice video bro im frome bangladesh
*17:21** was unbelievable! Instant regret at its finest comedy.*
great job on this video, really nice editing and awesome clips! but honestly, i feel like the whole superhero thing is a bit overhyped. i mean, would we really want people with superpowers running around in our everyday lives? it could get pretty chaotic! what do you all think?
It's still good to see there are still good people in the world.
The bystander effect is very real. It just takes one person to get everyone to help
5:17 that's the RNLI and they are absolutely legends. They are all volunteers and they go out in all weathers and all conditions and they have saved 1000`s of lives. This year is their 200 year anniversary and it's something we are very proud of as a nation.
mad respect for the farmer at the end
Thank you for this video to show that we as a species arent completely done for and theres still hope for us 💜🙏🏻💜
If we could all just care for one another, love another, and respect one another like the ppl did in this video. What a peaceful, loving, and happy life we would all live. A smile, holding a door open, and a simple “good morning” can have the biggest ripple effect. God is good and Jesus is Lord. May we follow in His footsteps.
6:36 that man is amazing he deserves an award he should really be on their local news for his heroic action.
I tried so hard not to cry during this.. I failed- my faith in humanity has been restored!💞🥰
Cool video. To keep up with the trend in this comment section: I'm from Suriname - South America.
This is awesome!!
Context for the very first video that makes it even cooler : The first two guys are Quebecers and the way they talk they are definitely friends. The one with the camera tells his friends to stop because he can see either the water stream up ahead or the lone white ski. The poor fella stuck underneath the snow is definitely Japanese - as soon as he gets out he starts to thank them. So basically, they saved a stranger... And probably made a new Japanese friend!
I see people do amazing things everyday... From the smallest gesture to bigger ones. Its sad society's programmed to see the bad eggs more than the everyday heroes that are all around ❤
we are lucky enough that these moments were captured on camera
watched this for fun... turns out i needed it, i guess 😢
We are lucky enough that these moments were captured on camera for us fo see and restore our faith in humanity because most of these heroic acts are not even notices even by the supposed eye witnesses.
4:58 did the other seal wait for the other to be free? Hahaha
That thank god for you hug at 12:20 🙂
6:17 Bogan Jesus is a true hero 🫡
People being heroes just for the sake of it and rescuers are the true heroes
Beautiful!
The farmer did more than save his neighbour’s field; he saved thousands of acres and homes from catching fire. It was so hot that the paint on his tractor was melting.
Beautiful! ❤
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Plizz pin before viral😊
My Dad said you know someone is a good person when they do the right thing when no one is looking and there isn't anything in it for them.
If anyone can agree with me, these people are such heroes ❤
I used to be allowed in the cockpit before Covid-19 and it was so fun in there all I wanted was to press all of the tempting buttons😂😂😂😂❤
great video, love the creativity and the effort put into it! but honestly, i can't help but wonder if the whole 'real-life superhero' trend is more about attention than genuine altruism. like, are they doing it for the right reasons or just for the views?
We need more people in the world just like them
This shows that not all heroes wear a cape ! God bless all of these rescuers xx
These are the best super heroes in the world
3:00 actually the parent of that 6 year old boy LEFT HIM when the boy fell overboard and then laughed that the boy was screaming with fear!!!!
So u were there? Or let me guess: this version of the story was told to you by the cousin of the soccer coach of your math teacher's daughter's best friend... and this cousin knows it because her hairdresser knows someone who knows someone whose grandfather's nurse heard this story late one night in a bar from the girlfriend of the bartender's friend. And this girlfriend of the bartender's friend was quite sure that this is how it happened because she heard it from the mother of one of her brother's daughter's classmates, whose cousin was there when it happened.
@@MAD_ru_GADA No, I saw the full video with the police and the Dad explaining 'on camera' what happened.
7:08 "A somewhat tense moment when a parachute didn't open. Fortunately this guy _was nearby"_
Not, "fortunately this guy _was also skydiving."_ Nah, he just, "happened to be in the area."
yeah, also there isn't malfunctioning anything. that's an instructor with a sky diving student and it's completely normal to do those "test pulls" - the parachute opens completely fine
There is still hope for our world because of these people like these heroes. Wish we do our bit when times comes to help others
I literary started crying while watching this. God bless those heroes
"Caching a cow with such precision" is a centence I wuld never have thought to hear.
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@9:51 that is Clearwater Marine Aquarium's Belize manatee rescue team. This man has won many awards doing this very thing. I work at the aquarium and have met him a few times. We are about to bring manatees to the aquarium very soon to help his team.
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I’m sobbing 😭 it was those poor boys who lost their parents that started me off.
Please upload this type of video from India 🇮🇳
Driving to work, I hit a patch of ice and slid across a 4 lane highway and managed a 180° spin. I didn't hit anything, but I ended up having to hit the breaks to avoid going off the road, and couldn't remember how to unlock them. My phone was having an issue and I had no signal, I tried to call for help a few times but It wasn't working. I used the flashlight on it to try and flag down passing cars, and finally someone stopped. He was my hero that day, it was freezing cold, long stretch of road between towns, dark out, I was really starting to panic.
Later I heard another car flipped over in the same spot, then a few days ago, there was a big accident there as well.
Only time I ever flew the pilot had a stroke, my mom was the only nurse on the plane and got up immediately to help. After that me and my sister got to go see the cockpit and learn some of the stuff. This was well after they stopped showing kids the cockpit here and there😁
Now, this is act of compassion.
The mother pulling the son away from the cobra has got to be the best, that was a close call. The cobra was ready to strike and that's a huge cobra too.
It's good to see nice videos with a happy ending instead of the constant bad news
man this video is inspiring
@2:39 why make up a BS story? Now I can't believe anything you say. This lad was left in the middle by his dad and was not warried away from the shore. Even when he was returned, his dad was upset because he left his son to find his own way back as a lesson on being tough.
Next time use the soundtrack of "Man of steel
That gives them the thrill and you more likes like you was going for with this sad dramatic epic melody 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢 MOST EMOTIONAL VIDEO AT TH-cam SO FAR!!!!!! GOOOOOSEBUMPS!!! PLEASE DO MOOORE!! I WILL BECOME YOUR BIGGEST FAN!!
8:37 Why are the steps cleared but not the ramp??? Here , we do ramps first because of wheel chairs and people with mobility issues, but also for stretchers used by ambulance to cart off people.
11:33 That guy. No more words needed.
The music was a bit much. Half expected a scene from Braveheart. Some good vids though, some nahh.
They're all awesome. 😊
This is heart warming.
I'm a meta-superhero. I get myself into trouble and allow people to save me, who are then called heroes.
Nice video
There is no greater sacrifice then giving your life to save a life.
Theres no difference between a hero and a coward, except what the hero does, and the coward doesnt do.
That snow save is always nuts!