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@ikandoit

Жыл бұрын

ah yes i am replying to a comment

@silasmoody2539

Жыл бұрын

Hey Anthony!!

@zoelovesfrogs475

Жыл бұрын

Hi

@TetronRR

Жыл бұрын

Hello Anthony

@SteamedPoi

Жыл бұрын

Coolio

Thanks for having me on! I’ll make sure to send you free coffee for all the nice things you said

@father_loogie

Жыл бұрын

first to like just sayin anyway hi sean

@Salazar125

Жыл бұрын

Hi Sean big fan

@hahahahahaha1946

Жыл бұрын

the coffee god has spoken his word

@gnomibee6785

Жыл бұрын

so glad you agreed to come on!!

@goddess_lilo878

Жыл бұрын

We appreciate you

As always I'm honored to be a part of the Jacksepticeye origin story.

@rodentsofrandomness9203

Жыл бұрын

Underrated comment also how does it feel to be the inspiration of a legend?

@BeardedWolfKing

Жыл бұрын

Fucking loved binging LevelCapGaming when i was a kid.

@SethDaMeth

Жыл бұрын

Fucking legend

@jasoncolvin5725

Жыл бұрын

Must feel like a proud papa....

@GotTimeGaming

Жыл бұрын

:000

Much love to Sean. He's one of the genuine ones!

@turntechfarthead_

Жыл бұрын

how kind of you sonic the hedgehog

@Sulivan13

Жыл бұрын

This is the most random comment i've seen today

@StrattonSmith

Жыл бұрын

Well if Sonic says so…then my assumptions were true! Sean seems like one of the (if not THE) most genuine and kind OG KZreadrs

@boomrangyt

Жыл бұрын

Dang, SONIC WATCHES ANTHONY PADILLA?

@MARINE_VIRUS

Жыл бұрын

Damn the official sonic the hedgehog

I witnessed Sean being quickly kissed by a girl on stage during his tour in Boise. It was when a few people were invited up to play a game against each other. Keep in mind, at the beginning of the show, they told people nobody is allowed to touch or hug Sean, and that people got violent recently. There was a group of people ready to bombard him before he got on his bus that waited for him for two hours after the show ended. I decided to treat him like a human being and to not get the chance to meet him. I'll never forget when Sean mouthed the words, "jesus fucking christ" when the girl just put her face against his without any consent. And Sean carried on as if nothing happened. People don't think about the dangers and trauma of what some fans put the creators through.

@muskanie2055

Жыл бұрын

Oh my god that is awful. It's absolutely disgusting how people do this. What goes in one's mind while doing such a deed. How does one think about this, like, i will commit a sexual assault on a celebrity and that would be awesome and valid. These kind of people should face some repercussions, this girl should have been kicked out of the fan meet/tour. I am angry just thinking about this.

@clovisandtheclover

Жыл бұрын

Wow, that's awful. that's assault, isn't it? to kiss someone like that without consent? Either way, that's not okay and it baffles me how others seem to forget that creators are people, too.

@twilightmarichat1854

Жыл бұрын

That's just uncalled for. Period. Like to anyone that's uncalled for

@artsysabs

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I dont get why anyone acts like this... theres being star struck then theres this... like would these people who do this want random strangers to do the same to them? I think not. Just cuz you're a fan it doesnt give you the privilege to invade someone elses privacy and personal space

@handleisntfkinavailable

Жыл бұрын

if the genders were switched, i think the girl would be in prison before she couldve even been escorted out lol

Listening to Jack talk about the fan that wished he was single was so uncomfortable, glad he stood his ground

@ravioli4725

Жыл бұрын

They think because they know him they get the right to touch him like that as if he knows them

@Takananoshi

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, be careful with them fan interactions lol

@twilightmarichat1854

Жыл бұрын

Exactly like KZreadrs are people not some cartoon on TV. Hearing this makes me want to hit the person with the bell of shame

@eeriedan

Жыл бұрын

Yeah that was straight up assault.

@liamengram6326

Жыл бұрын

@@ravioli4725 I mean...they don't even know him. They just know who he is.

This got deeper than expected. Thanks for being real and opening up boys :)

@ian_lovesgames675

Жыл бұрын

SHEESH

@pyzo.

Жыл бұрын

Hello Robert

@dawniethepony

Жыл бұрын

heyo Robert! I love your videos! glad to see you enjoy these videos to. you remind me of Jacksepticeye all the time, you to have to same fun and wholesome energy. give your good bois hugs for me, love those rascals ❤️🐁🐀

@lee_j4mes

Жыл бұрын

ROBEEERTTTT

@therackarabbid

Жыл бұрын

6th reply

Sean: “nah you’re way more attractive than me” Anthony: “shut the fuck up”

@nathanh8593

Жыл бұрын

Both are unironically hot.

@SakuraBabes

Жыл бұрын

@@nathanh8593 Equally attractive, in my opinion

@RosheenQuynh

Жыл бұрын

That was so funny

@abigailthegabagool

Жыл бұрын

They are both so uplifting

@gayjayy

Жыл бұрын

@@SakuraBabes Equally attractive in their own ways.

Jack really needs to make a podcast i just love hearing him talk.

@noctilucent5771

Жыл бұрын

I agree with this. Strongly. How has he gone almost 10 years of doing youtube and never did a podcast in any form? He has only been a guest on a handful of podcasts. It's kind of impressive haha

@StillMintTea

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I just love Mark or Sean conversing with literally anyone. Distractible is my bedtime story and PowerWash Pals is just a load of fun.

@J_Lauds

Жыл бұрын

He was on Philip DeFranco's podcast! It's such a great discussion between the two since, like Anthony, Philip understands KZread. It's almost two hours, so plenty of content!!

@Austioperosis314

Жыл бұрын

I would love to see him on Distractible

@joojimaikeru

Жыл бұрын

guess what

Does anyone else remember Mark saying waaaay back “Yeah, Jack’s available he never sleeps!” When bob & wade would ask if he was able to game with them cuz of the time difference, well yeah he’s working constantly so of course he’s not sleeping - it really shows how subtle things we learn about people are huge in recognizing what’s actually going on in their lives and cue us in on how to be better friends / build better support networks

@mavvi3303

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I remember. And from what Jack talked about it was a mix of being a workaholic and a people pleaser, he said he did not want to ever say no to people back then. Whenever they asked he would be like "yeah, sure". Happy to see him having healthier mindsets now.

@annernas

Жыл бұрын

remember that “SLEEP IS FOR THE WEAK” was literally a mantra jack would shout in videos? i at the time agreed and was also not doing that well, weird looking back for sure

@midnightrose928

Жыл бұрын

I remember that. Also one of his most well known jokes & catchphrases was Sleep is for the weak has a whole nother meaning once u figure that out.

Anthony asks such meaningful questions, and jack gives such meaningful answers. What legends.

@Snomified

Жыл бұрын

@Kavetion 👍

@warmekip2713

Жыл бұрын

@Kavetion 👍

@octopus3240

Жыл бұрын

@Kavetion 👍

@lilyblossom9438

Жыл бұрын

They really do feel like kindred spirits

@ferret_lover2665

Жыл бұрын

@Kavetion 👍

As someone who got diagnosed with ADD (+ anxiety and depression as "side effects"), I can relate so much to Seán talking about feeling dumb and lazy. And then you get angry at people around you for seemingly doing everything better than you and so effortlessly, when you yourself are in a constant fight with your own progress. I also grew up with people often blaming and scolding me for things that turned out to be completely our of my control. Being diagnosed has been one of the hardest and best things that ever happened to me. And I bet Seán felt similar relief.

@rafox66

Жыл бұрын

We are in the same boat here, I was also diagnosed with ADD and get anxiety. I got out of depression after having it for about 6 years, my mistake was hiding it from everyone for so long. Also the medication I got for my ADD made the depression worse. Anyway, just wanted to let you know that you are not alone in that.

@pokaay3163

Жыл бұрын

Im sorry you guys have to go through that constant judgement and blame for something that isn’t really even your fault. I see a lot of people around me that have a similar disposition towards people in similar circumstances and I feel bad because of the lack of education and awareness surrounding it. Its worse when they’re willfully intolerant. Glad you’re at a seemingly better point in your life though.

@laurenjanisch

Жыл бұрын

i’m in the same boat and i never realized the putting others down for being better academically than me until i watched this and oh my god do i do that a lot

@dawwa1

Жыл бұрын

exactly me, just no diagnosis and only being 14

@toaster927

Жыл бұрын

Just to let you know, ADD is an outdated term, now being diagnosed as ADHD whether you experience hyper-activity or not. I believe it's considered part of the ADHD spectrum /nm TLDR: ADD is ADHD now, whether you're hyper-active or not /nm

this really made me realize 2017 feels like a long time ago

@lucapopovici1483

Жыл бұрын

2017 was 5 years ago.... How...

@cahadrey

Жыл бұрын

@@lucapopovici1483 almost six

@franciscs1604

Жыл бұрын

Sometimes… Time moves faster than you realise- or you think…

@ALgamer47

Жыл бұрын

​@@franciscs1604 absolutely! Does anyone else feel like since 2017 time has been moving by so quickly!?

For April Fools Day you should do a "I Spent a day with Anthony Padilla", you can make it serious, or funny, or a behind the scenes, but I think it would be super cool!

@valentinesforvalerie

Жыл бұрын

Wait, that is such a good idea! 👁👄👁

@annie-got-blue6573

Жыл бұрын

Good idea 💡 👏

@zakattack1362

Жыл бұрын

^ fax

@JimmyHey

Жыл бұрын

I thought it was crazy when I went grocery shopping yesterday and there was already christmas stuff on the shelves, but you're talking about next april fools in septembre :'D

@LukaRagneriaVT

Жыл бұрын

@@JimmyHey my mind just think things, ok? This one just seemed like a sharable one

Tbh I sobbed listening to Sean talk about the feelings of self- worthlessness, loneliness, and stress making him second guess being alive. I have recently fell back into a huge depression and hearing him express the exact feelings I have but having found a way out is very hopeful to hear. I have to find out who I am out of work and be okay asking for help

@Lady.Willow

Жыл бұрын

I realy hope that you will feel better soon, and find some peace in your life. keep going and take one day at a time, even take an hour at a time, if thats what you need! pls take care and know that the world IS better with you in it!

@slv6470

Жыл бұрын

i agree. also the health anxiety part. no clue sean could have been suffering with same issues than me. makes me feel less alone with this.

@therockerlegend8241

Жыл бұрын

Depression doesn’t exist.

@mavvi3303

Жыл бұрын

@@Lady.Willow wow... I have had people say "take it one day at a time" a lot of times throughout my life but this is the first time I heard "one hour at a time" and I just had this moment of clarity. Like that actually sounds like such a helpful way to approach a day for me, to think about just the next hour and take things one hour at a time. If you fail to do what you planned to do that hour, it's only an hour you "failed", you can simply focus on the next hour. Holy shit, thank you Lady Willow :D

@flum6206

Жыл бұрын

You've got this.

I think an incredible video would be "I spent a day with AN OLD FRIEND" and it's Ian. And they can talk about their origin story together and why they split up and Ian can talk about what he's up to now on camera and the more business side.

@SilverStar7

Жыл бұрын

This NEEDS to happen

@samuelwiseman972

Жыл бұрын

Bro I'd cry fr

@WomboCombo171

11 ай бұрын

Guess what

@d.drummer

11 ай бұрын

I wonder what this commenter is thinking about rn after what just happened :^)

@KidRohan

11 ай бұрын

Lol

I think I would die laughing if Anthony spent a day with Ian.

@power_0007

Жыл бұрын

"Spending A Day With A Bowl Haired Loser" lulz

@HelloXrancidkitteh

Жыл бұрын

that'd be ICONIC. I feel like it'll happen eventually. I think, right now, Ian can't due to still being under contract with Smosh, but I hear they're still good friends, they just don't work together anymore.

@delaneyrussell4867

Жыл бұрын

no wait that'd actually be such a good vid lol

@NonNerys

Жыл бұрын

OMG WHY DID I NEVER THINK OF THIS!?!?! I NEED it!

@tanimer225

Жыл бұрын

I want, nay, I NEED THAT!!!!!! God bruh. It might actually make me cry. Makes me miss my younger days when I see old smosh videos. Such a different and wild time

anthony could tell jack was getting emotional about his dad so he diverted the subject really well. he's a great interviewer

@alexb7092

Жыл бұрын

I noticed that too, I'm glad he's not like most interviews and didn't just bring up sad sh*t to make him get emotional/cry for views

@zakattack1362

Жыл бұрын

^

@gracieplayzroblox2679

Жыл бұрын

Yes this. You can hear a bit of wavering in Sean’s voice and I loved how Anthony changed the subject right away.

@lynx4082

Жыл бұрын

Well, actually, if you want to go by normal standards of the interviewing industry he's a terrible interviewer specifically because he's compassionate

@bluewolfofl7424

Жыл бұрын

@@alexb7092 Exactly, I really appreciate you pointed that out. If it were for most other interviewers, they'd just keep going as it's an "interesting" subject and want them to get emotional and keep talking about it to attract attention. Props to Anthony.

Jack addressing the audience got me. "you're in college and you have a job now" omg he just called me out! I'll always love Jack even if I stop watching his videos eventually. Even if things have changed, it doesn't make the joys of the past bad. Good memories will always be good memories. I'll always love the things I loved to some degree.

@mavvi3303

Жыл бұрын

I agree a lot, especially with your last sentence.

@Ashisweird

Жыл бұрын

Lowey though, it made me emotional but even Sean growing up along side me, I loved all versions of Sean. I could see the change in him. He became so emotional and real on his channel all the while he was still giving so many of kids who struggled an outlet. Hearing his story made me feel so happy. Sean is so wise, and a lot of the things he said resonated. He gives people hope, and i hope sean holds onto it himself.

@riverstein7251

Жыл бұрын

Me, smiling like an idiot knowing this is the guy who made me realize being bi and trans is okay and who helped push me to take care of my crumbling mental health: Oh it’s worse than that buddy boy :)

@twilightmarichat1854

Жыл бұрын

It made me realize exactly how long i been watching so now i feel old lol

I've never seen JackSepticEye before, but I'm definitely gonna start. This guy is fantastic.

@bec324

Жыл бұрын

Honestly he is fantastic and it would be lovely to have you in the community :)

@Professor_Wisteria_

Жыл бұрын

he's a real gem

@Just_a_Piano_

Жыл бұрын

no offence but what rock have you been under to have not seen jack before?

@removeneo

Жыл бұрын

glad to have u on the team :) welcome

@adaliawright6891

Жыл бұрын

@@Just_a_Piano_ I just don't really watch the big youtubers much. I guess that my mom was always against "going with the trends," and I suppose a bit of that has gotten into me

Just touching on Sean's' health anxiety meant the world to me as in 2020 I was diagnosed with severe anxiety and Hypogonadism which lowered testosterone levels. Every headache was a tumour and every heartbeat above 75bpm was a heart attack any moment for a year and a half. Much better now but hearing Sean also suffer with it was what I needed to hear from a respected creator on the platform. Lot of respect for such an amazing interview with two amazing creators!

@micaylab.8835

Жыл бұрын

I have hypogonadism as well, but I’m a woman :)

" 'I miss old Sean' No, You miss how you _feel_ " damn, wasn't expecting that

@vanessapaviag

Жыл бұрын

facts lmao i felt extremely called out lmaooo

Jack is such a cool man, he’s not afraid to like what he likes, and he’s been through so much. He’s so unique compared to other creators. He has the energy and sense of wonder of a child. It’s so refreshing to see such a passionate creator. No matter what he does he makes sure to keep going, even if he needs breaks. Through thick and thin he’s always trying to make his fans happy. Keep up the great content Sean and Anthony!!

@morphalta2074

Жыл бұрын

@DONT READ MY PROFILE PICTURE WHY NOT?

@unacceptable7203

Жыл бұрын

@@morphalta2074 BECAUSE

@morphalta2074

Жыл бұрын

@@unacceptable7203 WASN'T TALKING TO YOU!

@certifiedbruhmoment85

Жыл бұрын

@@morphalta2074 my good human, that is a bot who wants to trick you into watching its videos 💀

@morphalta2074

Жыл бұрын

I am confused

A very great interview. Sean is still human as us. And he breaks down his emotions really well. He's grown and u can hear it. We're proud of you Sean stay strong. I grew up watching you so pardon my bias 😅

@UnfazedPhoenix

Жыл бұрын

Human as "us?" I missed the time period when he was an alien ? 🤣

jack essentially raised me as weird as that sounds i owe so much to him couldnt have asked for a better guy to idolise as a kid and still to this day i remember a really fond memory during a panic attack i suddenly heard jack's voice and my ex had put a new video of his on to calm me down and without even communicating with me he just knew it would be a familiar comforting voice and it did indeed work i hope i can accomplish a 10th of what jack has for others

@superyeah4ever2

Жыл бұрын

that's so fucking sweet.

@toaster927

Жыл бұрын

Crazy to think he's probably raised far more silly little internet kids than he could ever imagine, I'm one of them :)

I really liked the conversation about nostalgia and ‘missing the old days’ as I think it’s just really hit home for me. I know at the moment I struggle for sure with missing the old days. I don’t remember being as anxious as I am now, I didn’t have as many responsibilities and things that in general just stress me out. I mainly thought about the the good times coming home to play video games (which again the idea that video games were better back then) and watching old school KZread and I think it’s hard to realise how much we’ve changed as people as we watch these creators. Jack/Sean is one my favourite creators so I’ve been looking forward to this interview and it was really great to see such important topics brought up.

@Jerm72618

Жыл бұрын

I relate entirely, I watched Sean as well as Smosh when I was younger and being able to come home after school and watch youtube with my favorite snack and play videogames was amazing. I am now in my 2nd semester of college while still maintaining a full time job to pay for school. Nowadays I am overwhelmed with societal standards, anxiety, stress, depression, and insomnia none of which I had to deal with when I was younger. We immediately see change in the people we watched but hardly notice how much our own lives have changed as well

@_7galaxies371

Жыл бұрын

you described what I’ve been feeling perfectly! It’s so wonderful being able to connect with this cool community and all of us have been through shit in life and I’m proud of myself for pushing through little by little when I was a teen with the support of watching KZreadrs and making me laugh in the darkest of times for me.❤️❤️

@sky3825

Жыл бұрын

Sometimes the air smells like childhood , and it makes me cry , makes me wonder if living is worth it anymore if it doesnt feel like that

@phoenixflambe3319

Жыл бұрын

Old was Gold

@thejaded

Жыл бұрын

It's insane really.. I am turning 18 in December and have been watching Jack for like 7 years.. Reminiscing is just apart of growing up man. 😔❤

I love how this episode is just two bros talking about their fears and feelings in a healthy and honest way

@Neptune_symbol0273

Жыл бұрын

It’s refreshing

@user-ls1ls6pq6j

Жыл бұрын

They're technically my uncles LoL They're my childhood heroes because my sister used to watch them Even if I didn't understand English because we don't speak English here in India LoL Ahhhhhhh nostalgia

My daughter introduced me to jacksepticeye when she was at school. I was curious why she was watching a very fast talking , Irishman.I didn't understand youtubing , etc I amazed her one day when I was putting her clean clothes away & I just said casually " is that jacksepticeye? & she said you said it right😂 I felt that watching funny KZreadrs with my daughter helped us connect again . We had a tough time. Her dad was horrible to us & after we split he never wanted to know how his daughter was. She started to have depression, Anxiety & OCD disorders. I lost my mum her nan in 2017 & I ended up watching funny videos with her . Smosh was a favourite. After my daughter went to University I started to watch KZreadrs covering all sorts of topics. You have both kept us going through tough times & I want to Thank you for everything you have done & are doing still ❤️❤️❤️

@overthinkingpoet3278

Жыл бұрын

This is beautiful comment 💜

@Sorinshuto

7 ай бұрын

Being on the other side of this is legit a wonderful feeling- if your daughter is anything like me, I'm sure she loves and appreciates your efforts to connect as much as I appreciate my mom connecting with me through watching Jack and Mark and the Grumps and everyone else ♡

This was an amazing interview. I love the part where Jack said he doesn't want people to overly praise him to the skies constantly for the smallest things. That he want to earn that prise for bigger things and get challanged a bit more like a normal person. We have a Danish word for it, called "Skamrose.' It translated roughly to ShamePraise but it has nothing to do with shame, its just someone blindly praising someone so over the top for the smallest things that its almost a shamefull action, as if the praise is shamefully over the top if you will. Like if a mother praises their kid for everything they do, even painting a line on a paper and either causes the kid to gain a god complex, or become extremely shot down mentallt as they grow when they learn the world doesnt revolve around them and not everything they do is as amazing as the mother lead on to be. Its such a usefull word tbh. Because when you think about it, praise when taken too far can do more damage to the person one praise or make the meaning of praise and accomplishments loose their meaning. Its so important to support your favorite content creators, but do it with thought and balance, so it helps build them up ❤️ but genuinly and properly.

@danniballecter7936

Жыл бұрын

Åhhhh tak for ordet! I've been learning Danish for a bit and never heard that word before. Adding it to my vocabulary. xD

jack is such a goat. he’s honestly one of those guys that you stumble upon and fall in love with his personality immediately. they’re hard to find now

@itzyoboydex

Жыл бұрын

@Kavetion okay Mr. My Ego is huge

His bills must be through the roof, literally, with the amount of times he has to repair his ceiling.

@calebvalentinegonzales2986

Жыл бұрын

He doesn’t actually go through the roof. It’s an edit.

@Asymmetrization

Жыл бұрын

@@calebvalentinegonzales2986 no shit

@AbbyTheBee

Жыл бұрын

@@calebvalentinegonzales2986 wow really? i always thought he actually did it

@stelqsucks

Жыл бұрын

@@calebvalentinegonzales2986 r/woosh

@Alzulruephes

Жыл бұрын

@@calebvalentinegonzales2986 Nah, his roof bill is astronomical because of his constant destruction. The police are constantly searching for his whereabouts.

Sean is genuinely a kind-hearted person. He is a legend! I admire him so much! He is amazing 💚

Such a cool thumbnail 💚

@tatianahernandez2865

Жыл бұрын

Hello Garrett!💜 love your content

@Lil_Yuri

10 ай бұрын

Love seeing good people who also happen to be God tier KZreadrs supporting one another. 😃

@annalynsaysgoodnight

8 ай бұрын

HI GARRET!!!

"Everybody who's like i miss the old Anthony or the old Sean. It's like no you don't. You miss how you felt back when you were watching those videos at that time.." That really brought up a full realization for me and I am so thankful I was able to be apart of this community in the beginning

@1manidiotic38

Жыл бұрын

I would watch sean like every day during Covid, holy moly that was only 2 years or so, it feels so long ago.

As someone who takes compliments horribly, I give kudos to Sean for accepting Anthony's compliment and thanking him instead of denying it. I could see his brain forcing itself to just say thank you.

@jeffquinz2118

Жыл бұрын

And the added "+1 self-respect" edit was hilarious, as well. XD

Couldn’t stop crying when Sean was talking about 2017, it was such a bad year for me as well and hearing him express that same feelings I had was awful but strangely comforting ig? Like knowing that even the person you look up to most is susceptible to the same pitfalls of mental health that you are is kind of unifying?

24:49 bro anthony seems so sincere here. Usually when he makes jokes he does a little giggle or something but he says shut the up with such sternness its offputting.

@chelseafreeman4080

Жыл бұрын

ikr lmao i was like ??? thought he was actually mad for a sec

@UnfazedPhoenix

Жыл бұрын

It was a joke... it fit with the whole theme of the interview..

@MajorWeedrow

Жыл бұрын

@@UnfazedPhoenix Just saying the opposite of what I said with ... to seem condescending, isn't a good point, shocker! You need some reasoning or evidence to back up your claim. The assertion isn't enough

The way Jack has been able to consistently create great content for so many years are PewDiePie shouted him out, is such a great example of a KZreadr with a work ethic and strive to create the best content.

@Ch1oe2472

Жыл бұрын

It's the saying "Luck is When Preparation Meets Opportunity." PewDiePie's shout out was a huge boon to Jack's channel, but it wouldn't have meant anything if he didn't have the videos, the content, to make people want to stay.

@tiny2315

Жыл бұрын

@@Ch1oe2472 that’s exactly what pewds said once, that he shouted out many many people and the fact he stood up was all him.

@phoenixflambe3319

Жыл бұрын

Better than KZread themselves

Ik Jacks dad would’ve been so proud of him he’s been doing such good for the world just a guy that you’d want to be friends with I’ve been watching this guy for the last 10 years I’d say I took a lot from him as kinda a mentor watch everything he posts just because it was a daily thing for me I’m glad he has his popularity he’s amazing person I hope his success continues love ya sean thank you for helping me throughout my childhood and now my adult life ❤️ I can’t wait to see what you do in the future

@thejaded

Жыл бұрын

Greatly said.

@ravenstar1397

Жыл бұрын

Best comment

@user-qn4rr9ck9i

Жыл бұрын

@Kavetion in ur dreams kid but keep dreaming gour delusions 💀💀

@BestOfAnimalss

Жыл бұрын

Who cares

@CYB3RMADNESS

Жыл бұрын

@@BestOfAnimalss about 700 👍🏼

I remember watching the Pewdiepie competition winners and I thought all of them were okay but when I came across Sean, I was like “This guy has potential”

it's pretty rare to see a content creator not just speak up about suicide, but speak up about their own thoughts. i appreciate and applaud sean so much. it's hard for most people to talk about in just their day to day lives to people they care about but to be able to speak up about it to the whole internet takes so much strength and it's a very good thing. so many speak about "you are not alone" but very few truly show that people aren't alone. sean's whole story is basically "no matter how alone you may feel, you never are. people out there will feel the same" without saying it, proving it, and i'm thankful for him and his existence in this space. i've struggled with depression since my teenage years and around the years i was really struggling, i found sean and without people like him and mark giving me any semblance of hope, idk if i'd be here today.

I love how he is so real all the time and how he acts like himself.

@nahbro3965

Жыл бұрын

the video just dropped

@ITSALLABOUTMA

Жыл бұрын

@@nahbro3965 but what I said is true I know that because that is just the type of person he is

@daved6536

Жыл бұрын

@DONT READ MY PROFILE PICTURE ok.

@daved6536

Жыл бұрын

@Kavetion same

@ITSALLABOUTMA

Жыл бұрын

@Kavetion your a terrible person but I bet you already knew that

I know this is me just speaking into the void, but God Jack's explanation of his health anxiety and his father felt like a narration of my own life. My grandmother is the only person in my family who's ever understood the deep rooted health anxiety I seem to have inherited from her, and the past month has just been Soul-crushingly heavy as I've watched her health decline and seen so much of the same fear and anxiety in her eyes. She's like a second mom to me and I'm cherishing every moment I have with her still, but watching her suffer with the same neuroses I recognize in myself has made me determined to seek help and fucking LIVE my life free of this obsessive fear of dying. Cosmically poignant timing aside, thank both of you for this interview. There isn't words to describe how much I needed to hear this today.

@starrats444

Жыл бұрын

💗

When Séan and Anthony talk about holding idols up to a perfect standards and how dehumanizing that can be, it really reiterates and makes me feel supported in a view I've been proud to have and proud to share and that is this: you can have a favorite artist and still not like a song of theirs. You can have a favorite KZreadr and not like every video. Having positive and constructive opinions about the things you care most about feels much healthier to me than an all encompassing approval no matter what it is. I know in some fandoms I can feel very attacked and scared to have any kind of negative thought but hearing from the source creators that having a mix of opinions is more comfortable and helpful, makes me feel good. This all might make no sense but here it is 😅 have a lovely wonderful day to anyone who took the time to read this 💜

@noctilucent5771

Жыл бұрын

I am also like this. I think it makes things you love a lot more enjoyable too. Forcing yourself to like everything associated with something just out of devotion is not healthy or fun. It is not a requirement for something to be your favorite. Favorite just means you have a higher preference of that specific one than the others in that category. You might completelt hate an album by an artist but if 80% of all music you listen to is that artist's, that still means they are still your favorite singer. It's just that specific album is not a favorite haha

Related hard when Sean talked about growing up feeling stupid due to ADHD. I only got diagnosed in my 20s in 2020. And shortly after I dropped out of university because I couldn't keep up and it was causing me to have panic attacks. Definitely felt very stupid, wondered how I could struggle so much when other people in my classes didn't, and feeling like a failure when I dropped out to reevaluate what I actually want to do/what I CAN do. While I know not everyone with ADHD will acquire the success Sean has, just hearing from someone as successful as him say that it's possible to figure out where you fit when you have a learning disability helped a bit. That while it might not be doing traditional work, and it might take a while to get there, there's still a chance you can figure out where you excell.

@lollylolly8186

Жыл бұрын

Of course you can. You are on the bumpier, more winding road but there are others who are/have and will be taking that same path. There aren’t any deadlines, you do the best you can. ADHD is a beast on a good day, now do it under stressful situations that you are unprepared for is insane! You’ll find your place and tribe, accept only those who are cheerleaders and want what is best for you. I have a secret, those of us without ADHD still don’t know what we want to do or will end up doing. We are all just winging it most of the time. So be good to yourself! Life isn’t fair or easy, those people who look like they have it all figured out, they don’t. We learn, we try and sometimes we get it right. Be empathetic, kind and honest and you’ll be a better person that most, but also be occasionally be selfish, treat yourself and take time for you. Best wishes, you’ll get it figured out-ish. 😁

@thepac2.014

10 ай бұрын

​@@lollylolly8186yk I'm sorry I'm late but reading this helps way more than I realised. Like I'm a weird case cause I was diagnosed with ADHD at a very young age so I always could tell myself yk. I'm not stupid it was ADHD but like even then U still feel stupid. BC then U see other ppl flawlessly do shit and Ur like "man if I didn't have this stupid ADHD I could do that" but Ur right. ADHD really is an absolute beast of a thing on a good day. And I've slowly learned to love it more BC of the fact that we are just so easily able to go with the flow with things under pressure and all that. Anyway thanks for the comment g. (Sorry bout the info dump)

Jack just has something special that I can't find in any other content creators and I can't quite pinpoint what it is. It's like this mixture of honesty and openness with healthy boundaries, and a great balance of seriousness and fun. His outlook on life and himself is refreshingly realistic while still being positive and fun. He doesn't need dramatics to be entertaining and doesn't try to create an illusion of himself or his content to steer people to perceive them in some specific way he wants. I could try and explain it but I'd still feel like I'm not expressing it just right tbh. So I'll just say, I feel very lucky that this man decided to make a youtube channel cause his content has consistently been a source of fun and comfort for me for more than 4 years now. Anyways, love this video. I would have loved to watch the whole uncut conversation honestly.

I think Sean is one of the gamers I’ve watched the most.

@Operanix

Жыл бұрын

@Kavetion nope, and you will never be

As a person suffering from dark mental health issues for years, seeing Sean open up about his own issues when we all see him as the happy, funny, jokester online. So inspiring

Sean was the first and only youtuber that I love watching video and help me back then with a lot of struggle and loneliness. Jack was the person to help me laught and enjoy something in my days. I am glad he was the youtuber to help with many people without really knowing it.

Jacksepticeye has been my childhood and I'm happy that this interview finally came♥️

@bananabread2533

Жыл бұрын

nice pfp.

@peachiigore

Жыл бұрын

@@bananabread2533 Thank you thank you

@tubbyhippo

Жыл бұрын

Same

@TheGreatestFusion

Жыл бұрын

Awful pfp.

@peachiigore

Жыл бұрын

@@TheGreatestFusion Why's that?

There’s something so comforting about Jack. He really is like a warm cup of coffee in the morning. I know this bc I went to his 2018 How Did We Get Here tour and he is super kind and open minded. ☺️

Seáns example of his health anxiety saying "I have a slight pain in this part of my head, it must be a tumor" hits so close to home for me as someone who suffers severely from health anxiety and over all anxiety towards most things in life, I feel for anyone else who deals with this in any sort of way and I hope you all can find the best coping mechanisms that work for you. It truly is a horrible thing to live with and it can cause so much stress Edit: Hearing him talk about it is also really nice to know that I'm not the only one who thinks these things. I'm not alone, and neither is anyone else

I loved growing up with them. I supported Jack, pewdiepie, and Mark all at the same time. I'm glad how they all matured and who they are now.

@Love-Sensibility

Жыл бұрын

I love for Anthony to interview Pewds one day

I would love to see a video of "I spent a day with dyslexics." It's not a very popular topic that's talked about often, especially among adults. Most adults don't even know they have it until they're older. It would nice to hear how this learning disorder affects some people. 🤷🏽‍♀️

@artisticpotato8367

Жыл бұрын

He already did!

@tyna3778

Жыл бұрын

@@artisticpotato8367 he did not no

@abraxasfraxinus7744

Жыл бұрын

Dyslexia isn't real. People just with it just have terrible memories

@mrquaackers

Жыл бұрын

@@abraxasfraxinus7744 what

@mayochupenjoyer

Жыл бұрын

@Abraxas Franconia dude memory doesn’t even have anything to do with dyslexia

I dont miss the "old jack" because i know its still him. I started watching him since 4th grade and now im a college freshmen. Altho i dont watch all of his uploads that often anymore, seeing his upload notifs still reminds me of what i grew up with, which is him. Love you guys♥️

@beepboop4016

Жыл бұрын

Plus we always have “old Jack” on his channel and it makes me so happy bc I grew up by watching him. I’d spend winter days just watching him play made my day

I find it very interesting, me and my brother are 8 years apart. I'm 19 and he's 27. We rarely talk about KZreadrs and don't even like many of the same things, but turns out we've been watching Sean for years without even knowing we both were. Idk I just find it interesting that he's somebody me and my brother can talk about.

I've watched Jack since the first prop hunt he did with Mark, Bob, and Wade. He's one of my absolute favorite KZreadrs. I'm happy to learn more about him as a person. I'd love to meet him someday and give him a hug ❤️

I’m so glad jacksepticeye came on and did an interview! He’s one of my favorite KZreadrs and I love hearing more about his childhood or more stuff about his life.

@emmathelovewitch

Жыл бұрын

@DONT READ MY PROFILE PICTURE i wont

His thankmas charity streams has been one of the reason why the pandemic (honestly even until now) has given me abit of hope in humanity. It amazes me how much the community has managed to raise for a cause.

It took me nine months to get to this video because I'm grown up and have a life now but Jacksepticeye saved me as a teen. I was very depressed and the channel brought me joy. He raised me. It's great to see you heroes grow and change in a positive way.

You should film a video spending a day with athletes. I am one myself and the mental health struggles of athletes is something that needs to be talked about more. Your platform would help this so much!

I love how Sean just explains how he didn’t want to throw away the little boy inside of his heart. My uncle explained to me how there’s two groups of people, one being the people who still have that child inside of them, still having fun and being happy. And then being the other group who just threw that child away and became so angry and grumpy. However, I can really agree with Sean on the “not doing well in school” part, because for the past few years going through Junior High, Freshman, and now Sophomore year I haven’t been doing so well in school and not studying, doing my homework, etc. and I’ve been beginning to think that I might have ADHD. My parents really don’t understand when they say I’m not stupid when I call myself stupid. Anyway, you guys are amazing, love ya’ll ❤️

Jack has been such a massive influence in my life. His humor, knowledge, and personality helped me discover how to maximize my enjoyment in life too. And to think, the only reason I saw him 9 years ago was by typing my own name in the KZread search bar.

The most uncomfortable thing for someone Irish, complimenting us 😂 Sean is a sweetheart, I'm glad he's so influential. We need more Seans.

As someone who struggles with speech and a monotoned voice, when he said "you're the only one freaking out about it" that made me feel okay with myself.

I started watching Jack 2017 while in a mental hospital. I was scrolling KZread looking for something to distract myself with when I saw one of his videos, I recognized his name so I clicked on it. Now I'm a huge fan, and so is my mom. During one of my insomniac periods we used to watch Jack every morning before she went to work. I'm planning on buying top of the morning coffee for her on her birthday

@mavvi3303

Жыл бұрын

As a fellow insomniac having someone spend time with me after sleepless nights like that would have been so nice. I am glad you have a mom who shares an interest with you and spends time with you like that 💚

@tactictornado

Жыл бұрын

That is great man! Hope you are well!

Met Jack some years ago and this man is so wholesome it hurts. I’m so thankful he is on KZread to make an amazing difference in the world. He is one of the few genuinely good people I’ve ever faced.

Two legends in one room, you're spoiling us, Anthony. I love this series and have got my daughter watching them too. She identifies as non binary bisexual, she is 14 yo and told me she found your videos informative. She says your videos helped her understand herself a little better and they have helped me to understand her and converse with her more. Thank you from the bottom of my heart, that is the reason I continue to watch your amazing content 💖🤗

@fluffycloud3529

Жыл бұрын

Hey hun, just letting you know that you probably don't mean to but it looks like you're misgendering your kid by calling them femine pronouns. Most non-binary people prefer genderneutral pronouns, they/them and being referred to in a genderneutral way- that's sort of the whole point of being non-binary: not aligning yourself with either gender binary. Perhaps it would be good to ask them how they want to be referred to- I'm just a stranger on the internet after all, perhaps they're still okay with being referred to in a feminine way. I can tell you mean well from the sweet comment you made, so I just thought I'd return that positive energy. Take care!

@angiejohnson3656

Жыл бұрын

@@fluffycloud3529 thank you so much for your comment. They only came out as non binary a few weeks ago, so I'm still getting used to using they/them pronouns. I really appreciate when someone lets me know I've made a mistake, after all I can't correct it if I don't know. We both have a lot to learn, but we're learning together and with lovely people like yourself to help and advise us we'll get there in the end. Take care 💖🤗

@kittymichelle3657

Жыл бұрын

The effort you put into loving and understanding your child is so heartwarming. Thank you for loving them no matter what and being so willing to learn and grow ❤️😊

@angiejohnson3656

Жыл бұрын

@@kittymichelle3657 thank you for your kind words. I try my best everyday to love and accept my child as well as teaching them that everyone deserves to be treated with kindness, compassion, empathy and above all respect. It was how I was brought up and I want to continue that legacy with them. As a parent I know I have a lot to teach my child, but I also recognise that there is a lot that they can teach me about themselves and the way they view the world around them 💖🤗

@kielanwade5096

Жыл бұрын

@@angiejohnson3656 You sound like a wonderful, caring, and open parent. Its amazing to see

Alright listen, Sean didn’t have to @ me that hard. 💀 I watched his early horror game videos and Happy Wheels from Middle school to high school. Then when life really hit when I was going through college and finishing. It’s still good to get that nostalgia watching his old and new videos with games as an escape. Appreciate the video!

Markiplier: The King of KZread Jacksepticeye: The Next in Line for the Throne

@caspian9694

Жыл бұрын

Pewdiepie: The Retired King

@jkishhabi

Жыл бұрын

Or Pewdiepie is the Emperor of KZread?

@yourparentingsucks2215

Жыл бұрын

I thought Sean was the king of coffee

@rosesarerosie2701

Жыл бұрын

Jack is the King for me already tbh

Made me tear up when Jack said he realized that this is his calling. What a great personality he is.

It was heartbreaking to hear this. I have been a fan of Seán/Jack’s work since 2015 & I didn’t know what he was going through. I myself had a bad life back then almost ending my own life several times. It’s nice to know that the two of us are doing better.

I feel like Anthony is just a therapist for KZreadrs

When he talked about how some of us miss the old KZread. It hit me right in the feels cuz when I started to watch mark, Jack, smosh, ect. I was like 9 to 11ish and wasn't even in middle school yet. But now I'm graduated and I'm sitting here watching this on my lunch break at my job 😭😭❤

I didn't want this interview to end. I could literally watch these two chat for hours and never get bored. Jack is just one of those people that you can tell would be a blast to have lunch with on any old day of the week, and you *know* the conversation would be phenomenal. excellent interview Anthony, as usual ❤

Jacks been such a big part of my life since I’ve found him. Helping me get through depression among other things. Seeing someone be so successful but down to earth. Seeing him also have ADHD littered with other mental things show me that it’s not just me yeah know? I feel like that’s a big part of feeling so comfortable in the community that he has grown. I thank Jack so much and I’m happy seeing him grow and become better for himself not just for others

been watching Jack for 10 years and it feels like he’s a part of me now. This man affected my life so much and for that I am so grateful

this man was my everything in middle school. Coping mechanism, escape method, something to bond over and just overall an awesome role model when I was younger. I might be too busy nowadays to watch every one of his videos but he'll always have a special place in my heart as my favorite youtuber

Anthony you are such a great interviewer. You are genuinely involved in the conversation and do so well integrating your own thoughts and experiences. Love it so much

Sean is honestly such a strong person. He went through so many struggles where he could have given up and it would’ve been so much easier to give up than keep going. But he found a way to get through them all and that’s not something easy to do more than once.

@5:30 i was thirty, going through divorce and Sean, Felix and Mark were my "be silly" videos, I loved them expierincing videogames with them and now I'm almost 40 and seeing Sean all grown up and serious was simply perfect. Thank you Anthony, your interviews are awesome. From an Italian fan of both :)

What Sean said about missing how it used to be actually meaning how I used to feel back then really got to me because I realized it's actually true 🥺 I wasn't so filled with anxiety and all this stress and bad emotions back then I loved the feeling of watching new videos after getting home from school because I loved how it made me feel. 💛 Sean is such an incredible and wise person and he's come such a long way and I'm glad to have been here through it 🥰

Man, this has got to be one of my favorite episodes of this series. I grew up watching Jack, and respect him SO much. Such a lovely person. Also, Anthony and Jack have such great chemistry! Love them both!

Really loved this interview. I always love hearing Sean talk candidly - great guy. Wishing nothing but the best for you.

He is such an adorable human being. I have never heard of him up until now. I will definitely watch some of his content. Thank you again Anthony, your videos are truly a awakening and shares perspective on topics in their importance. The work you do is so humanitarian, I love that about you. Keep being you and fabulous.

Brought tears to my eyes listening to Jack's toughest year, he has come through so much and has seemed to finally find his purpose in life which is what I hope to find one day. It's a long, tough journey but I have hope things will be better.

Been a fan of Sean's since those days in the cabin ( like in the first thousands ) with that gravely voice. It has been awesome seeing him grow enough to interviewed by someone from Smosh! I loved seeing him and his journey. Looked up to him like an older brother and wont stop cause he such a great guy still. Glad to still be a fan all these years later, and learning more about behind what was going on behind the scenes on one of my all time favorite channels.

as much nostalgia as i have for the time when i had just started watching sean (circa 2016), i'm also incredibly happy that i've grown up as his content has evolved. he started as somewhat of a family figure for me, and now that i'm more mature and secure i view him as more of a mentor. he taught me lessons when i was younger, and now i know how to apply those lessons to my daily life. i've had moments where i'll be watching one of sean's videos, and he'll talk about improving a certain aspect of himself/his life that i happen to be working on at the same time. it's impossible for me to fully articulate lol, but i just find his presence so comforting. i hope sean, and i, and all of his other viewers can continue to have nice moments like these. 💗 thank you anthony for another lovely piece ^-^

I’ve been watching this guy since I was 14, im literally turning 24 this year. I cannot explain how inspiring, entertaining, and encouraging this dude has been. It’s weird but I have this sense of pride seeing his growth over the years. Seeing him continue to thrive and constantly grow and staying relevant and accomplishing way more than just having a successful KZread channel. It’s like watching an old friend’s dream come true in real time. You’re amazing Sean! Can’t wait to see what else you accomplish :)

I've been waiting for this interview TuT

@Aid3nzXoX_

Жыл бұрын

Same:)

I love the editing visuals and philosophy in this video thank you so much for this, it means a lot and the feelings it evokes are phenomenal

I'm so grateful to Sean in many ways for creating such an amazing community and a safe space for everyone. He's a good man.

Sean was most of my childhood im really glad you interviewed him anthony

As someone who lives in Wisconsin, I can confirm that Anthony did an amazing impression of the of everyone in Wisconsin.

Finally got to watch this! I've watched Sean since 2014 and being apart of this community and his whole PMA thing helped me so much. Now I often forget that he is still my favorite and watching him is such a comfort

13:39 The old entry of jack still makes me laugh😂

This interview turned into a conversation between two old friends. At least, that is how it feels and I'm here for it.

I love how genuine and kind Anthony is in the interviews he does, just from the way he carries himself and asks the questions without pressuring the guest, to just being easy going and making sure the guest is comfortable at all times. Also love how he puts the guest's pronouns in the begining of the video so viewers know what the guest identifies with, haven't seen him do that until now and I'm not sure if that's new or I just haven't payed much attention during the intro. Love Anthony and Sean both!

I love episodes like this where 2 pillars talk about how the platform has been and their experiences. Like learning from Anthony's 'spending a day with X community' is always great but whenever he has someone that's been just such a staple to youtube as he once was on SMOSH and now is here is always so enlightening

It's always a delight hearing Sean talk about stuff like this!!! Genuinely i always feel better after these kinds of talks and also Anthony asking such deep questions too! Both of you are truly amazing