You hear him sigh in pain multiple times through the interview. The pain of losing your mother has no expiration date it just gets easier to cope with.
@Siiggi7 күн бұрын
The way he immortalized his mother in this cartoon is just a beautiful thing
@duckthemadquacker9 күн бұрын
❤
@heimirthefool421914 күн бұрын
Si la izquierda chilena hiciera buenas campañas:
@lukeziepke390616 күн бұрын
Just finished the last episode. First time watching. The last scene made tears fall down my face for the first time in years. Beautiful. I'm not afraid of death. Love my life. I think too much on so much and have learned to just live. This show helped solidify that even more. Love this life. This world. I hate to see its evils, but I love to see its beauty.
@movienerd20217 күн бұрын
Netflix canceled this masterpiece after one season. Didn't bother to allow it to find it's audience. 😐
@davidcolorado196821 күн бұрын
God damn everytime I watch this clip I just start crying man
@cucch1323 күн бұрын
I wish i had this conversation with my mom. She wasn’t herself at the end. This was 13 years ago and the pains still there
@BitHalo24 күн бұрын
I've watched this video at least a dozen times, and everytime she says "you cry!" , I cry.
@AGayTwitterArtist24 күн бұрын
I know this section is called you cry. But after the long pause, and Duncan blurting out "you're a special case" is the most painfully human thing. Just at it's core, without the Ideologys and beliefs; Wanting ourselves and our loved ones to be special in the universe, and we say it with such sincere optimism despite all the evidence to the contrary.
@leamfadi289729 күн бұрын
fire gang keep up the good work
@nibb10Ай бұрын
Esta versión sonaba como más desordená
@danielwild.Ай бұрын
4.2 million views of people listening to a mother talk to her son...❤
@ferkevАй бұрын
La batería >>
@alyssag5705Ай бұрын
You cry 😢
@villainousthingАй бұрын
Yeah, you cry. I lost my mother 3 years ago at 17, and I am still crying. I don’t think it ever stops
@ulamumafarciaporpialАй бұрын
Is there anywhere to watch podcast with the real people online?
@suracakir8175Ай бұрын
I bawl every time I watch it
@desacrificial_lamb934Ай бұрын
I know life ends, I also know that it will happen to my family. I just don’t know how to feel when it happens
@nachonaАй бұрын
Alguien tendrá los acordes de victoria? uwu
@post3670Ай бұрын
A# - F
@BatManNevaWipesАй бұрын
Cant watch this and not cry smdh
@purp3870Ай бұрын
RIP bro is so calm
@justacloud33742 ай бұрын
This subject I believe kind of relates to what would happen to KZread videos being hunted down by copyright and stuff.
@Muckwickett2 ай бұрын
God this fucking gutted me the first time and every time since
@dhafirabdullah7162 ай бұрын
I watched this episode off of mushrooms and I couldn't stop crying ... this was very soul touching and gave me a new out look on life and death
@attezirux2 ай бұрын
Ohh god...this made me cry. The first time I heard "It's because im ur mama" broke my entire soul. It made me want to rush to my mom and give her a big hug... man, it really broke me down bad
@Katsxchaos2 ай бұрын
I had JUST lost my mom Freon cervical cancer when this episode came out .. I was heavy on drugs and alcohol . I missed so much of her last days .. I’m almost 2 years on my sobriety journey now & the healthy is torturous. I do miss this show
@mmm17224mmm3 ай бұрын
I’m watching this crying over the death of my mum which has been a month ago. It really hits me when she said “you cry”. I remembered when my mum was still here, there’s a time when I was trying to hide those bad things happening to me from her. Coz I didn’t want a cancer patient to worry about me when we all knew she’s dying. My mum said exactly the same thing to me once when I lost it. I was sad over some of my relationship stuff. My mum told me she would rather see me cry in front of her than holding it myself. Watching this reminds me it is ok to cry when you need it.
@roachesinmyhair3 ай бұрын
as someone who lost their father to a brutal, unforgiving disease that decayed him slowly up until he took his last breath. I love this show, but this episode specifically. I watch it when I start to feel lost again, and though I come out sobbing. I just get more hope that things are going to be ok.
@cloverandanais3 ай бұрын
"But cmon, there's no way to stop the heartbreak, how do you s.. What do you do about that?" "You cry! You cry.."
@cloverandanais3 ай бұрын
Fuck this whole show is insane.. 1:15
@marcelaperez41263 ай бұрын
Laying next to my grandmother whome I’ve only enjoyed for a few years… and she’s my bestie.. and she’s old. Im not ready yet…
@VoiceofDragons3 ай бұрын
When my step-dad died from cancer, my family and I weren't in circumstances to fully grieve. We still aren't. I've had this heaviness over me for years thats so tangled in everything I do. When she said "you cry," I did. I remember my step-dad sitting in his desk chair crying, the cancer was coming back again. He said "I don't want to go, I finally have a family who loves me. I don't want to leave you." I think about those words every time I think about him. It stopped me from grieving what I was losing because I could only think about what he was losing. How unfair it was to finally have your family back to only died soon after. This mom's peace and wisdom is what I hope my stepdad has now. And I hope he's ok that I cry about losing my dad, and all the moments I will never have with him.
@70o074 ай бұрын
750$ that's horrifying
@post36704 ай бұрын
4 años después sigo sin entender por qué le puse esa foto ql fea a la canción akjsdhas (me equivoqué de vídeo, en realidad me refería al vídeo de LCH)
@excalibur4-2074 ай бұрын
pongan la wea de nuevo en spotify
@post36704 ай бұрын
@@excalibur4-207 si me transferi las 50 lucas que sale la wea lo hago altoqur
@evilsentient_ai4 ай бұрын
my mom is very ill right now and the doctors have told us she's not going to make it and i've been trying to cope with it for the past few days. i really wish i couldve had this kind of conversation with her but she's unresponsive and she's not going to wake up again. i hope she's well and not hurting anymore for now
@nathangeco4 ай бұрын
fazia tempo que eu não chorava tanto
@Khamis12034 ай бұрын
This helps me. A lot, to feel with other people. And to feel this very real love.
@sharpeningtheaxe4 ай бұрын
When I need to cry but can’t, I come to this video and hearing her give me permission helps every time. From the other comments, it seems I’m not the only one. Keenan Fendig truly gave us all such a beautiful gift with these words. I can only hope that one day I can touch lives in such a meaningful way as this.
@transsnackАй бұрын
It's honestly kinda weird, grieving someone I never knew, but her voice is just so... kind. She's just a mom, talking to her scared son, trying to comfort him as best she can. And in doing so, she's comforted hundreds, if not thousands of people, who just needed that permission to cry.
@kamloopy24384 ай бұрын
Watching this with no context, "that's because I'm your momma!" hits so hard because it changes the entire understanding of what the conversation is.
@TheJonesChannel115 ай бұрын
This has torn my emotions apart. It has given me a renewed perspective. Time and health is precious. Prioritize both.
@javierminder94475 ай бұрын
Este disco me salvo de la depre
@aminor30495 ай бұрын
Something I haven't heard someone bring up as well is that Duncan also had testicular cancer, though it was successfully treated.
@paulodonnell9355 ай бұрын
Turkey Tail kicks Breast cancers Ass
@elpipe88916 ай бұрын
tmb suena bacan weon qliuao :v
@elpipe88916 ай бұрын
suena bacan :v
@Loagz_Beatz6 ай бұрын
We had doctors say the same thing to my mom, that she had 6 months etc. She lived for years after that. When she passed I held her at the hospital and it was the hardest thing I ever had to do in my life. The feeling of reality afterward wasn't the same for a long time. I couldn't really feel emotions, good or bad.
@Steveft.6 ай бұрын
2:18 el heavy: anda encargarte de tu puerta mi rey ,yo me encargo de estos degenerados (c refiere al equipo enemigo :V)
@THE______TRUTH6 ай бұрын
This scene made me cry more than anything since the passing of my grandmother. I had to seal it all up to be strong for her and my family but man....
@CrispyShroom6 ай бұрын
Holy fuck I am going to cry. My mom passed away about a year after this episode released. This hits way too close to home
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You hear him sigh in pain multiple times through the interview. The pain of losing your mother has no expiration date it just gets easier to cope with.
The way he immortalized his mother in this cartoon is just a beautiful thing
❤
Si la izquierda chilena hiciera buenas campañas:
Just finished the last episode. First time watching. The last scene made tears fall down my face for the first time in years. Beautiful. I'm not afraid of death. Love my life. I think too much on so much and have learned to just live. This show helped solidify that even more. Love this life. This world. I hate to see its evils, but I love to see its beauty.
Netflix canceled this masterpiece after one season. Didn't bother to allow it to find it's audience. 😐
God damn everytime I watch this clip I just start crying man
I wish i had this conversation with my mom. She wasn’t herself at the end. This was 13 years ago and the pains still there
I've watched this video at least a dozen times, and everytime she says "you cry!" , I cry.
I know this section is called you cry. But after the long pause, and Duncan blurting out "you're a special case" is the most painfully human thing. Just at it's core, without the Ideologys and beliefs; Wanting ourselves and our loved ones to be special in the universe, and we say it with such sincere optimism despite all the evidence to the contrary.
fire gang keep up the good work
Esta versión sonaba como más desordená
4.2 million views of people listening to a mother talk to her son...❤
La batería >>
You cry 😢
Yeah, you cry. I lost my mother 3 years ago at 17, and I am still crying. I don’t think it ever stops
Is there anywhere to watch podcast with the real people online?
I bawl every time I watch it
I know life ends, I also know that it will happen to my family. I just don’t know how to feel when it happens
Alguien tendrá los acordes de victoria? uwu
A# - F
Cant watch this and not cry smdh
RIP bro is so calm
This subject I believe kind of relates to what would happen to KZread videos being hunted down by copyright and stuff.
God this fucking gutted me the first time and every time since
I watched this episode off of mushrooms and I couldn't stop crying ... this was very soul touching and gave me a new out look on life and death
Ohh god...this made me cry. The first time I heard "It's because im ur mama" broke my entire soul. It made me want to rush to my mom and give her a big hug... man, it really broke me down bad
I had JUST lost my mom Freon cervical cancer when this episode came out .. I was heavy on drugs and alcohol . I missed so much of her last days .. I’m almost 2 years on my sobriety journey now & the healthy is torturous. I do miss this show
I’m watching this crying over the death of my mum which has been a month ago. It really hits me when she said “you cry”. I remembered when my mum was still here, there’s a time when I was trying to hide those bad things happening to me from her. Coz I didn’t want a cancer patient to worry about me when we all knew she’s dying. My mum said exactly the same thing to me once when I lost it. I was sad over some of my relationship stuff. My mum told me she would rather see me cry in front of her than holding it myself. Watching this reminds me it is ok to cry when you need it.
as someone who lost their father to a brutal, unforgiving disease that decayed him slowly up until he took his last breath. I love this show, but this episode specifically. I watch it when I start to feel lost again, and though I come out sobbing. I just get more hope that things are going to be ok.
"But cmon, there's no way to stop the heartbreak, how do you s.. What do you do about that?" "You cry! You cry.."
Fuck this whole show is insane.. 1:15
Laying next to my grandmother whome I’ve only enjoyed for a few years… and she’s my bestie.. and she’s old. Im not ready yet…
When my step-dad died from cancer, my family and I weren't in circumstances to fully grieve. We still aren't. I've had this heaviness over me for years thats so tangled in everything I do. When she said "you cry," I did. I remember my step-dad sitting in his desk chair crying, the cancer was coming back again. He said "I don't want to go, I finally have a family who loves me. I don't want to leave you." I think about those words every time I think about him. It stopped me from grieving what I was losing because I could only think about what he was losing. How unfair it was to finally have your family back to only died soon after. This mom's peace and wisdom is what I hope my stepdad has now. And I hope he's ok that I cry about losing my dad, and all the moments I will never have with him.
750$ that's horrifying
4 años después sigo sin entender por qué le puse esa foto ql fea a la canción akjsdhas (me equivoqué de vídeo, en realidad me refería al vídeo de LCH)
pongan la wea de nuevo en spotify
@@excalibur4-207 si me transferi las 50 lucas que sale la wea lo hago altoqur
my mom is very ill right now and the doctors have told us she's not going to make it and i've been trying to cope with it for the past few days. i really wish i couldve had this kind of conversation with her but she's unresponsive and she's not going to wake up again. i hope she's well and not hurting anymore for now
fazia tempo que eu não chorava tanto
This helps me. A lot, to feel with other people. And to feel this very real love.
When I need to cry but can’t, I come to this video and hearing her give me permission helps every time. From the other comments, it seems I’m not the only one. Keenan Fendig truly gave us all such a beautiful gift with these words. I can only hope that one day I can touch lives in such a meaningful way as this.
It's honestly kinda weird, grieving someone I never knew, but her voice is just so... kind. She's just a mom, talking to her scared son, trying to comfort him as best she can. And in doing so, she's comforted hundreds, if not thousands of people, who just needed that permission to cry.
Watching this with no context, "that's because I'm your momma!" hits so hard because it changes the entire understanding of what the conversation is.
This has torn my emotions apart. It has given me a renewed perspective. Time and health is precious. Prioritize both.
Este disco me salvo de la depre
Something I haven't heard someone bring up as well is that Duncan also had testicular cancer, though it was successfully treated.
Turkey Tail kicks Breast cancers Ass
tmb suena bacan weon qliuao :v
suena bacan :v
We had doctors say the same thing to my mom, that she had 6 months etc. She lived for years after that. When she passed I held her at the hospital and it was the hardest thing I ever had to do in my life. The feeling of reality afterward wasn't the same for a long time. I couldn't really feel emotions, good or bad.
2:18 el heavy: anda encargarte de tu puerta mi rey ,yo me encargo de estos degenerados (c refiere al equipo enemigo :V)
This scene made me cry more than anything since the passing of my grandmother. I had to seal it all up to be strong for her and my family but man....
Holy fuck I am going to cry. My mom passed away about a year after this episode released. This hits way too close to home
Sorry to hear it, but im glad she found peace.