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5,972,009 Views • Feb 18, 2013 • Click to toggle off description
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Date of upload: Feb 18, 2013 ^^
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
2 young children saw a dude die right in front of them and still helped people. Well done to these lads
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Martin is one hell of a mate. He was given every chance to claim credit or at least say they both did it, but every time he gave Brian his props and made sure people knew Brian was the one who truly saved people while Martin acts like he just did his part
What a great pair of lads in their own ways
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2 good men. Hope they are successful in this life. A decade after I hope the whole meme thing hasn’t bothered them because they are real hero’s.
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Ginger lad is a legend for helping his mate out who clearly wasn’t comfortable from the off.
Brian truly is an intriguing character.
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Jokes aside it's sad that they all witnessed a man die right in front of them, then had to go on the news the next day where the hosts are all breezy and laughing. Just a weird vibe to start with, even without the cruel memes that followed
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Perfect example of why you can never judge anyone you don't know. One of these guys clearly has a lot of anxiety but they both stepped up into leaders when the situation called for it. Fair play lads 👏👏👏
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I hope life has been good for these two good people. Well done legends.
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I'm a Northerner, and people like these two are the 'salt of the earth' types. They'll help you as a matter of course, and not expect a reward. Good lads.
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This gives unnerving Hunger Games vibes. The hosts are like cheery Capitol people, entertained and intrigued by the story and the two kids are the tributes who saw death
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It takes a level of courage and strength to do what these young lads did. Most grown men would have trouble doing what they did. Glad they were there to help out .
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You can tell they’re very socially awkward people, so for them to have set that aside to take charge of a horrible situation is even more selfless. I hope life’s been kind to these two.
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This is the ultimate Rick Roll because you actually watch the entire video and never find the 'U WOT M8'
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>Came here expecting to find a douchey yob saying "you wot m8"
>Turns out he's a hero
Oh interwebs..
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Stand out young lads, fair play to them. Don't deserve to be made into memes. Took a lot of courage to do what they did and at such a young age too
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Watch Brian closely. His mind works a bit differently. He’s eyes are always wandering around the room. This is why he knew what to do to get the doors open. He’s constantly distracted by his environment, but on this day, that became his strength.
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Misleading title but these are basically 2 decent genuine young lads who did a good thing. Fair play to them.
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1:31 Brian ordered all the passengers to perform a striptease for some reason.
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The way that they decided to present this as though it was simply a light-hearted, feel good story and had to keep on doing the jovial delivery even when presented with some children who'd obviously done thier best in a horrific situation and *watched a man die*, is er... an interesting thing to watch
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2:07 11 Years later and Still awesome.
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@kellita3650
7 years ago
Red hair, and a hand me down robe...you must be a Weasley.
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