That's my best buddy right there! Great interview guys, really enjoyed it!

@fishstikk89

4 ай бұрын

I'd love to see you on here Genny. Bring back the b team they got work to do

@user-sr1vx1ch8y

4 ай бұрын

Generikb, luv you!

@fada840

4 ай бұрын

Genny :)

@etoinedevries7583

4 ай бұрын

Awesome to see you still supporting your friends Genny! Hope everything goes well for you

@SpaceFlye

4 ай бұрын

Fancy to see you here GenerikB!

I named my cat after B-Dubs. So far he hasn't built a damn thing, but he is really good at shweeping!

@eledatowle8767

5 ай бұрын

Best comment award! 😀

@sanautin

5 ай бұрын

@@eledatowle8767 ❤

@frostyskeletons8950

5 ай бұрын

Try offering diorite

@sanautin

5 ай бұрын

@@frostyskeletons8950 🤣 He seems more interested in squirrels.

@bluelover4563

5 ай бұрын

Awe! ❤

I´m a 35 year old man, and I´m not ashamed to be a Bdubs-fangirl!

@growingcrazy4481

5 ай бұрын

I’m a 41 year old teacher, mum and Bdubs fan girl

@scifibob

5 ай бұрын

I'm 60 years old, and I'm not ashamed to be a Bdubs fan. I have the greatest respect for this man.

@Courdorygirl

5 ай бұрын

41 here and absolutely a Bdubs fangirl, as is my husband.

@thegeoinnitreator

5 ай бұрын

Hi old people

@milliscentient506

5 ай бұрын

you guys are so cute and wholesome

Never thought this 36 year old dad would be sat here crying to an Imp and Skizz podcast. Thank you for sharing your story, BDub

@mkbean

5 ай бұрын

Hard same!

@Angieb303

5 ай бұрын

Seriously, I am a 42 year old Mom who watches Hermitcraft and the Life serious and this guy so hard, but in the best possible way. Love can get you through anything and BDubs shows that.

@janelgoolsby2135

5 ай бұрын

56 year old Grandma here! I have a chronic pain disorder, so I spend a lot of time in bed watching KZread. I stumbled upon the life series one day. Now I am here, lol. Love these guys! I even started playing minecraft!

@mrstephentgarrett

5 ай бұрын

45 year old dad and has introduced my 8 year old to hermitcraft... love Bdubs

@chad7129

5 ай бұрын

I am 40 and have watched Bdubs from the beginning and enjoyed every second of it.

From the guy who comments “we want bdubs!” every week: thank you!! I already listened this morning on Spotify at the gym. If any of the three of you see this, again, thank you and keep up the great work!

@bluelover4563

5 ай бұрын

It was a great suggestion; bdub’s smile is so contagious! ❤❤

@beamshooter

4 ай бұрын

i love how we all went from soft minecraft fanboys to hard working gym-going men

@Ali_Faisall

4 ай бұрын

not just you, I did that too lol

Bdubs' mic matches up with the end of Impulse's stand so well it played a mind trick on me

@ashtondoublet8334

4 ай бұрын

Wow thanks for pointing that out. It's actually kinda cool.

@mistercheeks

4 ай бұрын

I'm so glad I'm not the only one who's brain made that connection.

@compdude551

4 ай бұрын

I thought he was in the room for a second!

@saruwatarisa

4 ай бұрын

Oh god yes! I'm glad somebody commented this It was sooo good I thought they're making it look like so they provided him his mike even tho it's vid call xD

@frumpyb

3 ай бұрын

And well staged with bDubs looking like he's looking at them even while on screen and then also looking to our, the audience's camera while still on screen. Even pointing with the cliffhanger line at the end. Well done on the set up. Really adds to it.

I absolutely love Bdubs’ camera angle it looks like he’s actually looking at skizz and impulse ☺️🥳🎉

@saffral

5 ай бұрын

And at the camera we're looking out of too, I get the feeling that he worked on that before with them, maybe even putting stickers or something on where the different things he wanted to look at were. Unless Bdubs has some sort of ultrawide monitor where it's wide enough for that.

@kolpy_Uno

5 ай бұрын

it even looks like his mic is on the other end of Impulses mic arm

@6classer

5 ай бұрын

Same. The attention to detail was super impressive here.

@MichiZlogs

5 ай бұрын

Makes Bdubs look taller than them lol 😂

@samszczepanski2281

5 ай бұрын

​@@MichiZlogs"IM NOT SHORT!!!!"

I really didn't expect Bdubs to talk about his 3rd daughter, but I'm glad he still dedicates and will continue to dedicate the happiness he brings to other people to her memory.

"In part two, I'll tell em a bit about my OF." Bdubs is such a trip 😂

@quinntaylor1170

4 ай бұрын

I can’t believe he went there! That was hilarious!!

Bdubs has such a story. He’s the silliest goofiest man with such a depth of sincerity. I cry every time I hear his story. As a mom who was told I have a high chance of my baby having Trisomy 18, I know a bit about how that feels. I got lucky, but there was a week I didn’t know. Thank you for talking about that. It just shows how huge your heart is.

I just have to say that I'm not bothered at all when you guys split the guest appearances into two episodes. It's the opposite. When I'm sad that the episode is about to end and you say that there will be more it's the best thing ever. Yay, more Bdubs next week!

@shaunacall4685

5 ай бұрын

Ditto…we just have to practice patience knowing the episode is already been recorded but we have to wait a week! LOL

@iver7473

5 ай бұрын

agreed!

@HeatherKraafter

5 ай бұрын

I came to see this comment and agree!!

@MoonlitBookworm73

4 ай бұрын

Exactly! I also love that the two episodes usually show two different sides of the guest because I like learning more about the person in general rather than just the KZread side of them!

@Chigger

4 ай бұрын

Same here. I like to listen when I'm doing chores.

I loved how Bdubs would zoom past random players on his horse and he would just say "NYAAaaoooooow"

I watched bdubs for a long time, and when he told us about ivy, I was sobbing at my computer. Just had my own daughter, I think she was like 8 months old at the time. I couldn't imagine as a father going through that then, and still can't. When his first video came out after, i cried again. I knew hed made it through, and found a reason to keep going. He's always been such an amazing man, and he's someone whom I've tried to be more like. Love you man. Hell, all three of you are amazing. Thank you for consistent inspiration, even as a 36 year old.

@sanautin

5 ай бұрын

Well said!

Hermitcraft has put together a group of amazing humans, they are just good humans and I love them all.

I had no idea how much we should be thanking bdub’s wife for giving him the push to take KZread seriously. How awesome it must be to have support from her!

@SenorEscaso

5 ай бұрын

They used to do vlogs, and she was always so great.

Hearing bdubs sing. Just further pushes my thoughts that the hermits need to make a band.

@kiri92azel

5 ай бұрын

At least more colab songs that the amazing fans can "play" whit! (Make animation for, remake and mix)

@TiffaniDutton

5 ай бұрын

Xisuma bass, bdubs guitar and vocals, impulse on drums? Then Joe can do his haiku reading sessions too! Am I missing anyone?

@charlottep315

5 ай бұрын

@@TiffaniDuttonFalse plays the Bass too iirc. And X on the guitar feels more fitting somehow. I think there’s more but I can’t really remember haha

@Trauma284

5 ай бұрын

@TiffaniDutton wells knight can rap.

@kiri92azel

5 ай бұрын

Grian mite say he can't sing, but I'll put him on vocal backups anyway

Favorite B-Dubs line ever, "You'll speak when spoken to!"

Bdubs is the best. I remember the video he released about his daughter when they found out and I cried. Not gonna lie, I just cried again. One of the best things about creators like Bdubs or Scar or TFC or any of the other peeps, you all are part of the family even if you don't know us, we feel like we know you. We all appreciate you for being part of our lives.

@sanautin

5 ай бұрын

RIP Jelly 💜🤍💜

@ithinkitsjames619

5 ай бұрын

watching his video on running everyday to go and see his daughter made me cry so hard

@slimlancaster9844

4 ай бұрын

@@sanautin wait, huh!?!?? Jellie passed away?

@sanautin

4 ай бұрын

@@slimlancaster9844 Oh,wow, sorry. I thought everyone knew. Yes, Scar posted about it on his KZread Community page a couple of days ago.

@arinaloginova

4 ай бұрын

@@slimlancaster9844yeah:( scar posted abt this in all his socials

Epic. Bdubs isn't just an entertainer, he's a genuine role model.

The strongest people are those who turn adversity into drive. The Bdubs' and Scar's of the world who are faced with such tremendous adversity and see it not as an obstacle but as a motivator to put as much good into the world as possible. It is beyond inspiring to me to see someone like Bdubs turn what for some would be the most devastating tragedy into a life defining mission to keep moving forward. I cannot express enough how grateful and lucky I am to have role models like Bdubs. @Skizz you said you are seeing a new side of Bdubs today and I want to challenge that a bit. I think the fire that this trauma instilled in him is very evident in every recording. I think it's clear that his passion and drive show through every time he sits down to make content. Now we just have the privilege to see the source of that passion.

I came....i saw ... I laughed....i cried....that was an incredible podcast, gentlemen. Im wore out after that.....time to schweep...

@Eryn-oo2me

4 ай бұрын

Literally me

I know it's a very long shot but.... an Etho interview?? Nothing about his personal life obviously but i would be curious to hear his thoughts about content creation and how he started.

@beamshooter

4 ай бұрын

as a long time etho fan, that would be amazing, but it will never happen:/

@JohhDavidSullivan

4 ай бұрын

@@beamshooter why do you say that?

@darcyd23

4 ай бұрын

I could very much see Etho doing a faceless interview!

@darcyd23

4 ай бұрын

Look how Anthony Padilla deals with it for his faceless interviewees. I'm sure they could do something similar. Even if it's just Etho's MC skin sitting in a room lol

@TheCo2rrt

4 ай бұрын

X was on here

Bdubs is one of the sweetest KZreadrs I know. His audience is insanely diverse and it brings people together I feel. I'm 14 myself, and I'll see people older than me and younger sharing a wholesome moment.

This comment is for BDubs. I've watched you as a hermit crafter/youtuber for several years. I have a living son with Trisomy 13. Your story brought me to tears and touched my heart so deeply because I know exactly what it is to be on the receiving end of those conversations. Thank you so very much for sharing. I am so happy that you've found a way through the grief to bring so much joy to your videos and community is a really beautiful legacy. From one T13 family to another, I wish for continued strength to you and your family even as the years continue to go by.

It’s kinda strange but I almost view Bdubs as a father figure in my life. I watched him through some very dark times and his advice during building with Bdubs planted seeds for getting out of em. He’s one of the goats of Minecraft let’s plays. And his cities skylines series I’ve rewatched twice or three times. He’s a king and his view on family really inspires me.

@trash__queen

5 ай бұрын

That's exactly how I feel about impy and skizz

@TiffaniDutton

5 ай бұрын

Same on all parties. They are bloody goals.

I’d really like to see Jimmy on the podcast next

@tarmander105

5 ай бұрын

YES💯

@dreamy1404

5 ай бұрын

yes for sure

@cool_kid71FF

5 ай бұрын

YESSS!!! I hope they see this 💯💯

@Loveliinka

4 ай бұрын

It could be interesting one. See serious side of Jimmy

@taytaythehufflepuff8532

4 ай бұрын

Hard agree 100%

Oh, BDubs. I, too, have lost a child. I feel ya, man. And thank you for the way you honor your daughter's memory, because we get to SEE it in the content you create and share with us. ❤

@lewando7687

5 ай бұрын

❤

Skizz is right. The pedestal for bdubs just raised even higher. His willingness to be so vulnerable and raw. Thank you gentlemen.

Damn. Wasn't expecting something this deep. Especially the daughter part really moved me since I hadn't heard that before. Just makes me respect Bdubs even more.

10:59-Right? Like when Impulse volunteered as tribute and BDubs was like....to be a horse? Loved that

@maddogs2450

2 ай бұрын

Hi Which episode was 11:25 this during the Life Series cause I don't recall this 🤔

Best interview yet. As a mother, I can’t tell you how much respect I have for BDubds. I knew about Ivy, but wasn’t sure he would mention her….his strength and ability to turn that pain into a tribute in her honour is one of the most admirable qualities in him. His character and strength are why I will always be a loyal viewer! Looking forward to part 2!

I’m so excited! Having this as the first podcast of 2024 is a good start

This is my first Imp and Skizz Podcast to watch, but I'm so very glad I did. I'm a 46 year old woman who has felt lost my entire life. I'm single, no kids, and unable to work for a variety of reasons. But just at the end of last year I was finally given a solid diagnosis of ADHD, and put on ADHD meds for the first time in my life. As my Mother has said, I just never found my feet, so to speak. But now I finally feel like maybe I can figure out what to do with my life. I've also been a lifelong PC gamer. Or rather, lifelong if you consider I didn't have access to a computer until I was a teenager. 😅 Gaming has always been my escape from reality. I've done a bit of streaming and video making in the past. But now I'm trying to take up streaming more often. Dunno if I'll ever gain any kind of an audience, but it gives me something to do, and a platform to talk to people. I guess what I'm saying is I can relate to so many of the things you guys talked about, especially as you're close to my age. I love all three of you guys, and have watched a lot of your content. But now I love all you guys even more. Thanks for sharing your stories, and giving someone like me some insight and inspiration for where I might want to take my own path. 💜

@woohoothefool

2 ай бұрын

2 months in the future i hope youre settling and doing well!

I'm 31 years old with a 13 year old daughter (Yes, we were young) Whenever bdubs talks about losing their daughter its brings tears to my eyes, i couldnt imagine losing a child. Much love and respect for you bdubs, love your content and your ability/motivation to push forward.

By far the best and most personal interview yet. I'm 55 and i cried with Bdubs. So proud of you for giving your daughter every chance for success. Thank you Imp and Skiz, I love you Bdubs.

This title did not mention a part 1, so I was worried there wouldn't be a part 2! I'm so glad that we get to hear more of Bdubs next week and this is, in fact, only part 1 of 2! ❤🎉

I still remember when Bdubs posted the "Pray for BDubs" video about his daughter. I watched it immediately, and I cried almost throughout the entire thing. Listening to BDubs recount part of that story today brought back those memories (and some of those tears), and it serves as a good reminder to me of how the most tragic things we can go through can help to make us stronger if we just keep going and come out the other side. I especially loved today how he said that he didn't want the memory of his daughter to be the reason he quit doing this... I've looked up to him and now I look up to him even more. Thank you Imp & Skizz for giving him somewhere to tell his story again.

I laughed, I cried and I said thank you BDubs for having the strength to carry on and thank you for showing us your heart.

bdubs has matured so much since starting out on youtube and he's so wise, what a good listen!

I love the Hermit's community they have. It truly is a family.

@ithinkitsjames619

5 ай бұрын

I totally agree, a bunch of totally amazing people who each have their own meaningful story, it would be impossible to hate any of them

I really appreciate this podcast. Especially when things got deep and sad and reflective. I had a really tough 2023 losing my job my father, my daughter having brain surgery, and my wife losing her grandmother. Sometimes it's difficult to roll with the valleys that come. But hearing that other people have also existed in those valleys makes it more manageable especially when it's people that you have watched for some time and feel connected to. Thank you for doing these.

@kaj9869

5 ай бұрын

❤❤❤

@harlequinherveaux8759

5 ай бұрын

My condolences and best wishes to you and your family. 💜

@sherriw.851

5 ай бұрын

Much love to your family. Sending you strength to push forward.

@Lutefisk445

Ай бұрын

Can relate. 2023 just wasn't my year either, also due to familial loss.

I was fourteen when i started watching this man, i'm 24 now, can't say it enough he's an awesome, great person. And here i am crying again hearing his story.

I’m good with the splitting up! It means we get 2+ hours of Bdubs instead of 1! I wouldn’t expect you guys to break up how your content works in terms of length just so I get get all of it now. Now I get more next week!

you made WHAT?! 19:50 lol

@dania4407

3 ай бұрын

LMAO I love that whenever anyone mentions "circle in Minecraft" Mysty will appear like some kinda Minecraft Bloody Mary" :D

I took the ‘suck it up’ mentality a bit too much to heart, to the point where I am no longer me, I have been lost in a shell of my former self through trauma. I HAD to put on a happy face through my depression a few years back. Now, I’m having to do that masking again, no one knows, apart from you who reads this comment. Much Love

1:00:32 i went back about a year ago and watched the video of Bdubbs explaining this story and i cried like a baby.

I love watching Bdubs, his energy and positivity is always so infectious. Even when he's talking about the more candid parts of his life. Thank you so much for this, it was a fantastic episode. I'm a pretty new listener to this podcast. Not sure if you've had him on, but I'd love to see one with Rendog

I had to pause and say thank you to Bdubs for being so raw and open with us. When you started talking about your 3rd daughter it broke my heart and ive heard you talking about it before. Im sure there are people struggling who can find this helpful and we really appreciate you. ❤❤

I very nearly started crying at work listening to Bdubs talk about that horrible loss again. I suspected it might come up, and I thought I was ready for it, but every time I hear it, I just feel so much empathy for Bdubs. It's so hard to even relive that as a viewer, I can't imagine how much harder it is for Bdubs to recount that.

I cried back then with B dubs and his daughters passing, and did again today with him.

I didn’t know I needed a singing Bdubs playing guitar. I need to hear his music!! He sounds so good!

That fact that Bdubs brought up GenyB is amazing because half the time, I feel like the Hermits don't really acknowledge him at all. I am not sure what happened between the Hermits and him, but i'm really happy to hear that Bdubs still talks to him and such. Very cool.

@swiftlymurmurs1825

19 күн бұрын

I don't think anything really happened between them. Truth of the matter is, Genny left very early on in the real development of Hermitcraft. He set up the server, invited the other people who would lay the groundwork, and moved on to Mindcrack. The server was slightly in disarray, lots of people joining and leaving, and it was Xisuma who took that and made it into Hermitcraft as it is now. Most of the people from the GenerikB era have moved on from Hermitcraft, I believe you can count the active members from that era on one hand, so the Hermits just don't have much of a close connection to him in that way

I remember when Bdubs posted the video about Miss Ivy. It was the first time I sob cried for someone I didn't really know. I knew intimately all the pain and loss, 7 years prior.. it's still difficult at times. I'm glad you didn't throw in the towel, bdubs. We strive to make our parents proud, until we have to make life successful to honor of our children. So their too short life wasn't in vain. ❤️ Great podcast guys. Much needed today.

We are blessed with the Minecraft Bob Ross himself

It's so easy to love BDubs because he is so relatable. Millions adore him yet he sees himself as just another person the same way many of us see ourselves. And I can relate so hard about receiving a gift or even smallest of accolades makes me highly uncomfortable. But enjoy acting a fool to keep people entertained and to make others laugh. I very much adore this man 😊 Edit: bdubs wife I know will never read this but from one mother to another I think you're an amazing woman and an amazing mother ❤

Every time I hear bdubs talk, it gives me more respect for the man. Made a grown man cry today! I really appreciate that guy

It's really true what they say - "The prettiest smiles hide the deepest scars". Thank you for sharing this Bdubs, you are an inspiration. 🙏

It will be really interesting to hear more bdubs advice! What a banger to start 2024! Thank you guys 🙏

My hats off to BDubs and his Wife. It is the spark of God within them that they can take the absolute Joy of getting at least 18 hours with a beautiful little Girl and turning that absolute gift from God into a source of motivation. To create beauty and joy in other lives because of the preciousness of life that was given to you for even a short period. Heaven, holds your daughter for you and your wife an in time will reunite you. Then what stories you will share as she see's the Joy you brought in her name! God Bless you, your Wife, and your children! A heart like that is destined for success, BDubs well deserved and may the Father continue to bless you and your family.

Thank you Bdubs for the open and vulnerable discussion! Some people seem like they would rather die than actually just talk about what is real to their experience but I think it's so important especially in the social media world where it seems like everyone puts on a facade of the life highlight reel.

Wow I didn’t expect to cry clicking onto this podcast. My respect for Bdubs I thought was maxed but it just reached a new level. You are doing your sweet baby girl justice 🤍 she would be so proud of how happy her daddy makes the world in her honor

I've been a BDubs subscriber for a while and I have to say that after watching this "Ladies and gentlemen, thank you so much for watching. I love ya to death and we'll see you in the next episode." hits on a much deeper level. Thank you for your vulenerablility and all the fun stories. Thank you Imp and Skizz for giving us a more personal look at the other Hermits.

34:41, so when is the hermit band forming? We got Bdubs on acoustic and vocals, xisuma on electric guitar, I'm sure Joehills could be a good lyricist/writer, and impulse on drums. I'm sure there are others who could contribute! Make it happen!

@ryanreklaw

5 ай бұрын

Doc dropped a tweet that he is planning to do a metal session with Xisuma for season 10 earlier today and shouted at Impulse that he wants him on drums... I think something will happen. A lot of great talent within the Hermits

@tammy_bee1732

5 ай бұрын

I believe Cleo and Stress also play percussion.

@jasonolson7966

5 ай бұрын

@@ryanreklaw that would be EPIC!

I have always been blown away by Bdubs and Mrs Bdubs being willing to share that vulnerable part of their lives. I always cry, but it's so inspiring to see someone who is on the other side of a very dark time. The hurt may always be there, but it doesn't have to rule your life.

Oh man. Discovering Hermits only a few months ago feels like such a personal crime! I'm so glad I know about them now because every one of them is so unique. Bdubs, thank you for being so kind and sharing some of your story.

July 7th 2017 I lost my 6 mth old son Bowen this podcast spoke to me in such a meaningful way I love what bdubs does and who he is and what this has made him into because it is so easy to just give up. But we as fathers need to keep loving and living. Thank you for the vulnerability and just being you.

Yup, I cried again over Bdubs' daughter's story. Yes, Bdubs, you are bringing joy to lives. We love you ❤

You know I think I love this man even more now. Absolutely privileged to hear these stories and if there is ever a irl minecon I'm getting a hug off skizz, the greatest high five off impulse and I'm giving bdubs a hug! This was an amazing episode and I cant/have to wait for part 2!

Bdubz is such a beautiful human being in literally every way. Iskall next??

I recently stumbled across the "Why Pray for Bdubs?" video he posted about the tragic circumstances with his third daughter. Having two children myself, I can't even imagine how hard that time was for him. It's incredible that he was able to find his way back, and after learning about that part of his life I came to appreciate his content even more. A new Bdubs video is an event for me.

I had started playing Minecraft around the end of Season 6, and as I settled into Hermitcraft as very relatable content, remember Bdubs' vid where he talked about his daughter. It compelled me to dig back farther, and I discovered he had uploaded all these nutty IRL fam vids. The one that sticks the most is him trimming back facial growth into multiple shapes while polling the missus on the look. Holy crap that was hilarious.

Yessss, I can sense Jerry Lewis and Looney Toons in those iconic BDubs moments. Great interview, thank you for working this out!

@teshtishtoshtesh3218

5 ай бұрын

Oh, and yes, I think anyone who is self-employed, tinkering about with entrepreneurship can relate to the "my brain doesn't stop" problem, and learning how to relax. I ran my own little company for a while and it never really was enough to pay the bills, but I still had to keep at it. I still can't relax, since I work contract work and I'm never sure when that will stop working and I get stuck with a few months that we have to live off of savings. It's just part of being a provider.

I really hope Skizz will be invited to join Season 10. I can see him being like a really excited apprentice. Learning new building and redstone skills from all the hermits but also partaking in (and starting) the shenaigans.

Bdubs, I teared up during this. Not because of what happened, but because of how you looked like you were about to cry the entire time. I REALLY wanted to go across the country and give him the BIGGEST HUG he’s ever had!❤❤❤🥺🥺🥺

I love that they have a genuine friendship. I think that is why their endeavors are successful.

I was watching Bdubs do his family vlogs when he was going through the entire process with his daughter that passed. It was incredibly heartbreaking and moving. To see him show back up after going through that was inspirational and I think of it often. I lost my fiancee to cancer about a decade ago and I know how helpless one can feel. To anyone that thinks they are at their lowest, know that the rollercoaster eventually goes back up. Keep going.

My heart broke for Bdubs in this episode , as a dad of 4 it really hit home 😢

I love the set-up that BDubs had, he was making eye contact with both Imp and Skizz when speaking to them and also eye contact with the camera. That is true craftsmanship.

What a gem of an episode. I already had great respect for bdubs, but after watching, that has only grown. God bless the three of you! You bring so much joy to all of us.

All the laughs that bdubs give me mean so much. Remembering Ivy Rose 🌹❤

Thank you, BDubs, for opening up, making yourself so vulnerable & sharing your family's story with us. Didn't expect to cry in the gym today, but grateful for it. Been where you are.

Amazing start of the year with Bdubs. He took us on a journey, opened up about hard parts of his life gave us life lessons, career insights and laughter. He's such a humble guy but has this "I am perfect" humor that clearly is self-deprecating, so funny. He's very entertaining and not just his personality but also his editing and content. His builds are awe-inspiring... I should add more praise to make him more uncomfortable lol. Excited for part 2

The way bdubs is angled towards them on the couch and impulse’s mic arm makes it seem like it’s attached to bdubs’ mic as well. It makes it seem like he’s really there. I appreciate the effort ❤

I honestly view when Etho and Bdubs left Minecrack as the Beatles breaking up lol

man listening to Bdubs get real about life was amazing. I love seeing the curtan get pulled back. Its great to see that you are real people and have the same struggles we have.

came in here for the laughs but leaving with so much tears 😭 the way he talks about his struggles juggling content creation and his family was something I never expected of him being one of the funniest youtuber out there. Bdubs is such an admirable family guy, huge respect to this man. 🙌

Well, this is the first episode I absolutely sobbed. Even knowing that story before now, seeing his emotion was heartbreaking and inspirational. I miscarried my 2nd child so this hit home.

The title didn't say "part 1," so I was sad about getting only 1 episode of Bdubs. I'm always thrilled when you pause these sessions, because that means I get another hour next week!

I’ve commented on the video in the past about when you lost your daughter Bdubs but just wanted to say again watching this video here. Earlier that year my wife and I had a miscarriage and lost a child ourselves and it was incredibly hard, and I mean I loved watching your vlogs and seeing you be dad and a husband and I admired you for that but when you shared that story back then it helped me see that my struggles I was having wasn’t unwarranted, like Skizz said people want us to man up and get back to work keep going etc. and you really helped me through those emotions and that struggle and I felt connected to one of my favourite people that I really looked up to. Thank you for everything you do and I am grateful for you and what you do.

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My wife and I had lost a late term pregnancy in very similar circumstances just prior to Bdubs and his wife. Went through many of the similar thoughts and feelings at the same time they were. Empathize with them and glad he was pulled out of that valley.

The first time I saw Bdubs was him falling down to Iskall, then they collabed together with Iskall building a home in his village base with a yes or no question that Bdubs failed, sending him down a pit to die from fall damage. I was an immediate fan and have been ever since. I watched that S6 episode where Bdubs talked about his youngest and eventually the algorithm put “Why Pray for Bdubs” in front of me. I bought the Ivy Rose white sweater in support. Yet I still cried and cried hearing him talk about it again, all the way to the end of the video. One of the things I respect so much about Bdubs is his true partnership and respect given to his wife. He is such a stand up guy and a truly great role model. Looking forward to part 2.

I cried so hard learning about Bdubs loosing a child im only 13 but its sad to having to hear someone go through that

what you guys are doing is unbelievably precious: you bring us the person behind the entertainer with a deep dive into the ups and downs of their lives. as a 50+ and proud dad of a 10 yo I was just crushed by what BDubs had to go though. big big hugs to him ❤

I'm not Crying, Your crying! Thank you for sharing your story. Impulse and Skizz thanks for letting us see the softer side of content creators! Your doing great work!

Bdubs has made such a beautiful legacy for baby Ivy Rose. You would never guess he had gone through something so deeply traumatic by how much unbridled joy he exudes. He is a genuine inspiration.

An amazing start to 2024! Thanks guys!! Love the podcast.

this episode has got to be top favorite so far. i got so pulled in with what value the entire discussion that transpired had, more than i expected to. it's almost 12 am right now in our contry and boy did this get me thinking so deep about life, my relationships with the people around me, and just what i've been doing. i applaud the "finding a balance" part because it evidently shows in bdubs character how much it shaped him to become the admirable person he is to his family, friends, and community. like just wow. moreover, (writing and editing this as i watch the episode, sorry) i'm just so awestruck how honest and vulnerable this episode was. i did not know this much information about bdubs an hour ago, and it truly made me respect him more than i already do. the way he has traversed life until now, obviously not without hardship, is so inspiring. how can a man be this strong and take on such a concrete perspective in life? i could never be 1/4 the person bdubs is. what a great man, really. loved this guest episode. cheers to life. ❣️

Holy cow BDubs, tears in my eyes, holding extreme admiration for you and your family. I'm an older gal who dabbles in minecraft and obsessively watches Hermitcraft. I'm so aware of all of us having lives outside of what is presented online. Thankyou for keeping it real, and showing what it takes to balance all aspects of our lives.

Always love when you have guests - and THRILLED you had Bdubs on, been waiting for that one!!! It's great to see the "human" side of our favorite creators. I have always admired Bdubs and his family centered-ness, it comes through so clearly. And takes courage to talk about/share these types of things. We all were so sad when this had happened to he and his family, and so blessed to have him return to creation when the time came. Also he's just hilarious. We even love his in-video commercials 😂 Keep the podcasts coming guys!

As a now 25 year old, with 2 children it is very surreal to me that I started watching Bdubs when he was still relatively small. Minecraft was my favorite thing at the time but I'm also grateful to him because he introduced me to the NBA through his old NBA 2K playthroughs. The way he brought his energy to every game he played, just remembering it feels like it was yesterday watching them but it was nearly 8 years ago at this point. He truly is a generational talent and I'm so glad to be a fan of his