A true British patriot - wore the three lions on his shirt proudly, accepted his OBE from Her Majesty. Then queued for 12 hours and even bought doughnuts for his fellow queuers. David, you did yourself and your country proud... he even said when he was interviewed in the crowd, "Her Majesty gave our country 70 years, I'm spending a few hours in a queue"
Classy gentleman. Glad to know such a person was there to honor Her Majesty and honor the people in the queue by waiting with them and sharing food during the long wait. Bravo.
I read an interview with David Beckham just after he went and saw Her late Majesty laying in state. He said that he was raised a monarchist and that if he didn’t go and pay his respects that his grandfather would never forgive him. I shared the touching tribute on FB and said that someone with his profile could have easily jumped the queue. But he didn’t. And my respect for him went up a thousand fold.And he waited in queue for over 12 hours.
I miss Her Majesty. 💔 While David was waiting he bought food( 🍩 donuts) for the people beside him.He was offered to the front of the line,he declined. A regular guy.
I love how respectful everyone is. Silent, quick bow, so all the people behind them in the queue can have their moment aswell. The UK citizens know how to behave in these situations. Long live the Queen and the King.
Well it's the very least they can do for the Person of the Millenium. Prolly only Michael Jackson and her will be known about in 5000 yrs onwards. I have watched a lot and media only bringing secluded highlights. Some are really really heartbreaking but roughly 90% of ppl know neither how to dress nor behave. It's usually older ppl who can barely walk to follow slightest protocol and courtesy in front of Her Majesty. OF COURSE! Despite seeing Princess Anne acknowledging the casket at Edinburgh Cathedral. I seen middle aged men in Adidas shorts. I only thought what's next to be allowed inside ... Trash Millenials in bathing suits?! Despite having no conscience how they represent themselves for World History Pictures/Movies; Most these ppl only want to be on TV and bragging on Asocial Media that they were there - that's the sad state of the world.... including Britain! Elizabeth II was the last bastion of standards. Now the world will be faster ruined than the Roman Empire next 20 yrs. Fitting for Charles.
I was just thinking that. In the US, people would be talking, trying to take a picture of Beckman on their phone, or complaining on how long the line was.
@@BEEyonced I agree with you that some people should have thought about their outfit choice but I don't think that is something tied specifically to this occasion or country. There will always be people who live only by the written rules aka it's not illegal to wear Adidas shorts to give respect to a deceased person so noone can make me to. They don't follow basic manners of politeness or etiquette. I've seen this on multiple occasions myself. It's sad as in the past people tend to follow those way more. However there's nothing one can do about it. However I don't think majority went there to brag on social media. I would bet that there are extremely strict rules about phones and photographing, you know? Also it's mostly people who are not exactly teenagers or those 20 somethings who use them the most. I believe Charles is very well prepared for his role. He's over 70 after all and son of the Queen. Sure he is not her and won't be there as long as she was but that's not the point. He will do it his way but still devoted to the public. Have a great day!
This man is rich beyond most of our dreams, famous and a respected English sportsman, yet he came, queued for 12 hours with the people to pay his respects to the Queen. All honour and respect to him ❤️🇬🇧
Look at him, played with immense pride for his nation for many years and once again showed his love of country by dressing appropriately, stood in line for 12 hours to pay his respects to the Queen. What a class act.
This brought tears to my eyes. It's refreshing to see a celebrity like him stand in line like all his countrymen, expecting no special treatment. He honestly looks emotional.
He just goes there, stands in line for hours like everyone else, then pays his respects and walks off, all seemingly without a bodyguard or personal protection, he's down to earth 👍
I loved seeing it as well! I do think his bodyguard was there but off to the side to not create tension with people because he kept glancing over multiple times
@@weimengcheng9035 that was my point. But there are celebrities who think they can't go anywhere without making a fuss and always need tons of security when David Beckham shows that it's not necessary
@@tomphoto5809 he did though. There's another video where he was interviewed standing outside in line. He was there for many hours like everyone else, like it should be
I love how civil everyone is. Even famous people stand in a queue like everyone else. This is such a deep and meaningful contrast to other countries where celebrities get special treatment. This behavior speaks volumes in terms of what kind of society you live in.
David is the last person in this country who needs good publicity. He did all this off his own back and without any fuss or famous friends/relatives with him and que'd for 10 hours when he was already on the guest list. What a great man
It's so admirable that he stood in line like everyone else to pay his respects. His emotion you can see is genuine. Brought me to tears to see that. Well done Sir.
This made my liking and respect for Beckham go up about 100 notches. He really loved the Queen and I understand he is a friend of Williams. Good job, Becks.
@@ptb2008 ua-cam.com/video/DJjf_RObni4/v-deo.html How do you explain him waiting in line then pal? Why do you assume something then just spew it as if you know it as a fact? Odd one.
@@ptb2008 I saw the news team trying to interview him in a constant moving line, was quite entertaining really, I think he did wait for a while then once they knew of him waiting bet they took him to the front then, he still waited though
Beckham deserves respect. He queues like normal people waiting for 12 hours to tribute to the queen, without using shortcuts as a celebrity. His humbleness deserves respect
There's no other reason. He probably was thinking of how long it's been since he was able to bend it in the top corner. Looking forward to playing with Victoria for first time in ages after this @@azademd8016
As an American, I am touched by his dedication to his Queen. As someone else said, the British know respect. I wish that kind of respect existed in the United States.
@@andrewbarrett42 you like a lot of people mistake reservation as unfriendliness, we are self contained and not prone to outward displays of emotion unlike some nations
Everyone who has queued that long to pay their respects deserves recognition. The fact that David has the clout to skip the queue had he wished and chose to defer his celebrity status to the biggest “celebrity” there has ever been shows a real touch of class.
David is a class act kinda guy, it's not fake either as with many others who just get in queu, take selfies and post them on social media to show how cool they are for doing it. But that's not the case with David, he's real and so are his emotions
I am from America and I wish more Americans would learn and practice the concept of respect nowadays - we can all see a great example in David Beckham today.
As an almost 70 year old American man, I am profoundly moved to tears and impressed at the great dignity - and sincere emotions - of the UK people paying their respects to their queen. What a great example these people are being. My heart felt sympathies are with you. She was such a great example to us all.
That surprised me......because Beckham is a superstar. Because in India I'm used to seeing the VIP special treatment They don't stand in line whether visiting temples, Or major Events. They will have 65 bodyguards and a fleet of cars. Not to mention Politicians have different level of arrogance and demands
I’m not a Brit or a royalist but Mr.Beckham's dedication is worthy of respect by anyone. Appearantly he did this on behalf of his grandparents. What a man.
@@yinhuili9095 just because it's something that people are supposed to do doesn't mean that given an easier way they won't decide to do it the easier way.
You're out of your phucking mind if you think he waited that long, and Theresa May did too? 🤣🤣🤣🤣 They let dignitaries and famous people in at the front of the church!
Never been a fan of man united but David has acted with respect throughout his entire life and the fact he queued like everyone else instead of using his status like the rest means he gets 2 thumbs up from me! Well done lad you did your country proud yet again 👏👍
I am American. I must say such a moving tribute by Mr. Beckham and all others as well. Such amazing respect. Can we all cradle this and lay it down in our souls to do better or be kinder on the journey that ends? God bless Queen Elizabeth. You have transitioned already to beauty beyond this world and reunited with those you know and others. Glorious. Makes one want to do better. Be a bit kinder. God save the King and as always in my across the pond heart, God save the Queen.... 🇺🇸 ♥️
@Frank Castle Find words, Frank. Do not allow yourself to fear the power of the pen 🖋️.... Or the keypad. Better yet, write some words. God bless the Queen💎
David Beckham has reigned in the soccer fields. By his act in queuing 12 hours to pay respect to the beloved Queen, he now reigns in people's heart like the Queen did! Well done, David Beckham! You are the real captain on and off the field!
Erik Lai you are so naive and easily deceived just like majority of British people. You only judge on the outside you only judge by what you SEEE. Of course David Beckham will do all these things , he is in PUBLIC!!! he knows he will be watched and analyzed but you don't know how he is inside his house! you never lived with him to know what a man he truly is. He is OUTSIDE, so of course he will act the best way possible cause he knows if he makes a mistake and acts his Real-self he will get criticized and his reputation damaged.
How wonderful of him. He never used his celebrity status to gain preferential treatment. He was there to pay his respects, and waited in line. He was happy to be treated the same as everybody else. What a lovely man
you don't know how he really is. Don't judge a book by its cover! You only see the way he acts in public! British people try to act the best they can in best light when they are OUTSIDE but you don't know his heart. He might not be good man you never know.
@@issuesster yes he might be a good man too. But i am saying , Be Smart and do not Judge people alone by how they act in PUBLIC eye. That never gives a full and sincere portrayal of how they are! period
@@issuesster are all men wearing suits OUtside rich men? or have good jobs? No. Some have pretty miserable life but wear suit to feel better or to be treated better, to make good impression. People are fake in Britain , not all ofc.
How nice to see this. A very rich man, probably richer than most of the people in the queue, just taking his place in the queue alongside them. No ‘don’t you know who I am?’, no phoning up for a short cut. Just respect. Respect for the Queen and for everyone else queuing. Well done.
Huge respect to the man. He waived his VIP privileges and preferred to stand in line with everyone else. Appropriately dressed and deeply respectful of the occasion, David Beckham OBE is pure class. Well done sir!
@@patreddy1610 because he has represented our country at the highest levels that could have been achieved. No one should forget his achievements on and off the pitch.There will be a lot of dignatories attend who would have loved to achieve half of what David Beckham has,so he can hold his head high no matter what line he decided to get into.
I am not even from England but I will love David Beckham forever and have the utmost respect for him for what he did on this day to pay respects to his Queen.
Today I witnessed what the famous British culture is. I'm so incredibly proud of them and I am not even a Brit. Such dignity and poise among the crowd.
@K I'm South Asian myself but the history of the world is filled with countries pillaging others, it's the nature of the world, the strong prey on the weak, the same as it was a 100,000 years ago
Besides standing in the queue himself, in interviews both while waiting and on his way out from the Hall he kept reminding interviewers he couldn't stop so as to not hold up other people. Classy guy.
HUGE respect for this man. He could have easily accepted preferential treatment to see the coffin but instead decided to queue like everyone else for 12 hours. Aristocrats around the world could learn from this man's example.
@@lynn-marieflechner5406 He could’ve at least bought them hot tea and crumpets 🤣I’m only kidding. They was a kind thing to do. Such a good looking, classy chap!
I've never been a David fan but I give him my full respect for what he did here. He waited in line for 12 hours like everyone else and you can tell he's holding back the tears. Thankyou David for your loyalty and honour to England a true patriot.
I couldn't believe it when I saw him on the live stream! What a guy, and like others are saying, what a class act! Turning up at around 2:00am and queuing for twelve hours just like everyone else to pay his respects, absolutely fantastic! I have never seen so much respect in one room by so many different people, it's just absolutely brilliant to see! People coming from all over the world as well! 👍
Such humility and respect makes me appreciate him in a whole different light, and the people standing in the queue being just as humble and respectful enough to leave him alone. ❤
I can honestly say I would have NEVER guessed that any celebrity would stand in line for 12 hours. What a class act. Anyone know if any other famous people were in line?
David Beckham’s love and loyalty towards Her Majesty is pure class. We are proud of everything you did for England and for Football in general. 🏴
What a humble, lovely man. He left his celebrity, accomplishments, awards, and money behind to just be a loyal subject of Her Majesty and pay respect. Very moving.
So much respect for David Beckham,He could probably have pulled a few strings to by pass the queue but chose to do it properly. A special mention to those around him in the queue that allowed him to be just another mourner also. Best wishes David from Scotland.
As a brit living in the US, it's hard to explain to others what it's like to be British. This moment right here is all you need to see. I'll refer anyone else that asks me that question forever more to this video.
Well said! I am a Brit also living in the US... been about 8 years now. I feel your pain as I too have been feeling that... its a very odd feeling, very proud to be British and have such a sense of loss...
@@RavenStealstheNight I am an American. I am heart broken at Her Majesty’s passing. An irreplaceable Lady. My deepest sympathies to the people of Great Britain.
That right there, is a real man. He didn't want to skip the queue or be a "celebrity" he wanted to be one of us and show his respect the same way we are. Huge respect and admiration to him. What a fantastic role model he is for his children and fans 💜💜
What I appreciated was that the rest of the people around him in the queue didn't treat him like a celebrity either....they were all there for the same reason and let him have his moment (save the reporter that interviewed him outside).
I was shocked to see him standing in line. I wasn't a fan before but this guy blew away. He was knighted by the queen, has met her several times and is good friends with Prince Harry. His humility to show respect and love for the queen is awe inspiring. Your parents raised you right Mr. Beckham. They and the Queen would be very proud of you. 🤗👏
Why did you not give me a knighthood , ma,am as you know how obsessed I am about having one , this will get me one my advisors reckon as British people are so gullible
David Beckham, what an absolut star. One of the most famous and recognised person in the world today, and still queued from 2am. Not one of the "don't you know who I am " brigade who feel they are entitled to jump to the front. Class on and off the pitch!!👏
Honestly, I haven't been a fan of him before. I love that he waited in line and didn't demand special treatment. I also respect the fact that he was dressed up and paid a Great Lady the respect she earned after 70 years of dedication.
David Beckham never ceases to impress me, but this vaults him to such a level of respect, patriotism, and humility and care that I didn’t even know existed within myself or others. He is a mold from which future men should be cast, that’s for sure!
Foreign? The Queen was born here and her mother was of Scottish heritage; the Bowes-Lyon family is descended from the Royal House of Scotland. Our royals, alongside their aristocratic brethren, are not full German or 'foreign' - most Brits, particularly in England, are of German heritage due to ancestors who migrated here from Saxony (modern day northern Germany) between 400 and 1000BCE, prior to the Norman invasion here (themselves Norse in origin). Over 30% of British people have German genetics. We also share many ancient DNA markers with the French, with around 40% of British having those genetics. Other Brits have Danish markers too (from the Vikings). Have you heard the term 'Anglo-Saxon'? Perhaps you should look up where that originates from. Despite our historic wars with Germany we share ancient bloodlines. Also, we consider people who are born here as 'British', so the fact that you would state our monarch was not a true Brit and 'foreign' due to her mixed European heritage is not something modern Britons would take kindly to - many British subjects have families from other nations but whom were born here and, by definition and legal right, are British. In short, the Queen and her family are probably no more German, genetically, than most white British people (particularly those in England, where most invasions took place and where foreign genetic markers made the most impact). We are not 'Little Englanders' and are far more continental in our DNA than many presume - much like the Royals themselves. The UK is made up of four nations and the Commonwealth have even more diversity - the Queen was a figure head for us all. Arm yourself with a few facts, first, before exposing your knowledge on so little and insulting nations of peoples.
Agreed, he’s humble and a real gentleman. I loved watching him when he played because not only was he a great footballer, but also a great teammate. He is the same in his personal life.
@@floatinglikeaduck9848 Mr duck lets say you was to take a genetic test here and show us the results and I bet you are not who you claim to be, actually how about this if you claim to be even 60 percent of what you are ill pay you £10000 and you print it here for all of us to see lol.
The loyalty, dedication, respect and love for the Queen is truly remarkable. What a lovely show of respect and genuine grief by David Beckham and also for the way everyone else doesn't shift their attention or anything away from the Queen just speaks to the profoundly beloved lady she is. Rest in peace Your Majesty, you are severely missed
The thing that hit me and made me tear up was his first initial reaction when seeing her. Everyone was so focused on their purpose for being there that he was just another average person paying their respects.
What an amazing admiration, full of respect for this one man in the name of David Beckham... Even though he's a well-known sportsman who lead the English football team for so many years, he choose to being a simple and humble man by this kind of gesture he show.... So much full of love and respect to David.... From Philippines....
David Beckham. a true gentle man, in every sense. and meaning. He didn't use his celebrity, but waited many hours just as everyone else. You did yourself, your family, your Queen and country proud, David.
David Beckham, so respectful to Her Majesty and waited in the public line to see her, unlike the MPs who used their ranks to get past the crowds who had been waiting hours. Speaks volumes who do they think they are? Well done David Beckham. 👏
Just the simplicity and genuineness of their behaviour at the Casket is awe inspiring. Beckham bowed and for the first time I cried. He did what I would have done had I been able to go. Ive lived in London. Between that and the countless hours of video Ive watched on You tube over the years about the Royal Family I feel a sense of connection and admiration.
Just saw this video and started weeping at the memory of immense mourning displayed by millions of people from diverse backgrounds, who admired and respected our Late Queen. What a magnificent ceremony and display of devotion to a beloved and benevolent monarch.
I'm not surprised only further impressed. I saw Mr. Beckham play a full game in Vancouver even though he was playing injured. During half time he returned to the field unannounced in order to watch the young girls and boys teams play. He then signed autographs for them during the intermission. Later, once the game had ended, he returned and ran around the field clapping his hands to the 60,000 plus people that all came to see him play. He's a class guy and what a shot!
I think the closer he got, the more emotional he was getting. I felt myself tear up watching him walk closer and closer to the Queen. Well done, David. You did your parents, grandparents, your country, proud!!
The queen has done nothing except being spoiled by the billions of $ while there are british families in england that struggle to have a descent life Respect has to be earned. We should celebrate leaders who improved quality of life or stood greatly for his/her nation Being spoiled and making visits is not what i call great service for your country
Very moving to see people pay respects to Her Majesty, and by doing so, showing the world our values and beliefs. It makes me proud to be British and to have a monarchy. And well done, David Beckham.
I am a Hungarian man and I would like to "send" a big respect for David honestly. He is a real british gentleman and an emotional, warm-hearted guy. My previous picture was totally different about this football star but now I need to change my "wrong" impression. God save the "Queen", King and these good kind of British patriots!
This shows Britons in a very good light. I wish we could be more like this the rest of the time? The friendlieness in the que and then the respect shown here. It's making me proud to be British!
@@carlhughes9584 - plenty of other places people supposedly are not allowed to take selfies but it happens. Anyway - I don't want to distract from your original comment.
That made me cry! So emotional and upmost respect for David Beckham, queuing for 12 hours to pay his respects. You see when you are loved and respected by the British public there is no need for over the top security, even for A list celebrities let alone others! RIP Queen Elizabeth, long live the King ✝
David seems like a very special man. He is not above everyone else in his actions. He looks like someone you could talk to like anyone else. He is a class act.
Wow I’m very impressed the people showed absolute respect for the Queen and also gave David Beckham respect as a celebrity. No phones were taken out no noise. Just silence.
It says alot about the thousands of people who queued for hours on end to pay their respects to the late wonderful Queen and also shows that we had the most loyal and caring Queen we could ever wish for. And she will be forever missed. No one can that.
The one thing about David is that he’s patriotic. He loves his heritage and proud to show it. And he’s respectful unlike some of the members in the Queens family.
He waited in line for hours just like everyone else... you can see the emotion in his face as he was getting closer. I got teary-eyed. I may not be British... (though my last name is Spencer) but i was always fascinated by the Royal family. I will miss the Queen very much. 💔
The most British Man I've ever seen. Truly can see that he is devastated. Proper gentleman and the fact that he was queuing like everyone else shows the dedication. I lift my hat for him.
Quality. Fair play to David. What a genuine decent bloke he really is. 👏 for all the money and fame he has he never uses it. He's always kept his feet on the ground and never ever forgot where he came from. 👍
A true British patriot - wore the three lions on his shirt proudly, accepted his OBE from Her Majesty. Then queued for 12 hours and even bought doughnuts for his fellow queuers. David, you did yourself and your country proud... he even said when he was interviewed in the crowd, "Her Majesty gave our country 70 years, I'm spending a few hours in a queue"
I like your words.
Awww how sweet!
Classy gentleman. Glad to know such a person was there to honor Her Majesty and honor the people in the queue by waiting with them and sharing food during the long wait. Bravo.
publicity stunt by Becks
Thks for the info details.
So glad to hear that of David Beckham, a true Brit loyal to his country's QE2!
I read an interview with David Beckham just after he went and saw Her late Majesty laying in state. He said that he was raised a monarchist and that if he didn’t go and pay his respects that his grandfather would never forgive him. I shared the touching tribute on FB and said that someone with his profile could have easily jumped the queue. But he didn’t. And my respect for him went up a thousand fold.And he waited in queue for over 12 hours.
I concur with your sentiment 100%
Australia
I echo your sentiments from Canada 🇨🇦
I miss Her Majesty. 💔
While David was waiting he bought food( 🍩 donuts) for the people beside him.He was offered to the front of the line,he declined. A regular guy.
He fooled you as well,nothing be an attention seeker.
He never he was in zig zag q for 4hrs fact I know because I was there two but I was in q 16hrs
I love how respectful everyone is. Silent, quick bow, so all the people behind them in the queue can have their moment aswell. The UK citizens know how to behave in these situations. Long live the Queen and the King.
💐🌿🌾💞🇧🇷🤝🙏 saudades eternas da querida e amada rainha Elizabeth ll, muito respeitoso mesmo o povo nessa ocasião. 👍🌿🌾🌷
Well it's the very least they can do for the Person of the Millenium. Prolly only Michael Jackson and her will be known about in 5000 yrs onwards.
I have watched a lot and media only bringing secluded highlights. Some are really really heartbreaking but roughly 90% of ppl know neither how to dress nor behave. It's usually older ppl who can barely walk to follow slightest protocol and courtesy in front of Her Majesty. OF COURSE! Despite seeing Princess Anne acknowledging the casket at Edinburgh Cathedral.
I seen middle aged men in Adidas shorts. I only thought what's next to be allowed inside ... Trash Millenials in bathing suits?!
Despite having no conscience how they represent themselves for World History Pictures/Movies; Most these ppl only want to be on TV and bragging on Asocial Media that they were there - that's the sad state of the world.... including Britain!
Elizabeth II was the last bastion of standards. Now the world will be faster ruined than the Roman Empire next 20 yrs. Fitting for Charles.
I was just thinking that. In the US, people would be talking, trying to take a picture of Beckman on their phone, or complaining on how long the line was.
@@BEEyonced I agree with you that some people should have thought about their outfit choice but I don't think that is something tied specifically to this occasion or country. There will always be people who live only by the written rules aka it's not illegal to wear Adidas shorts to give respect to a deceased person so noone can make me to. They don't follow basic manners of politeness or etiquette. I've seen this on multiple occasions myself. It's sad as in the past people tend to follow those way more. However there's nothing one can do about it.
However I don't think majority went there to brag on social media. I would bet that there are extremely strict rules about phones and photographing, you know?
Also it's mostly people who are not exactly teenagers or those 20 somethings who use them the most.
I believe Charles is very well prepared for his role. He's over 70 after all and son of the Queen. Sure he is not her and won't be there as long as she was but that's not the point. He will do it his way but still devoted to the public.
Have a great day!
Except for the tourist dude behind Beckham, with his thumbs remaining hooked in his belt loops.
Much touched, he didn't use his status, went alone, no security, true British gentleman
I know right.. GGMU
The f are you yanks chatting about????
I thought the dude that frantically looked around behind him was his security
As did other uk celebs, that stood inline, he want a knighthood, there was other celebs did same bit not getting the credit
@@kts64That's probably because the celebs aren't known in the International football world. He is.😊
This man is rich beyond most of our dreams, famous and a respected English sportsman, yet he came, queued for 12 hours with the people to pay his respects to the Queen.
All honour and respect to him ❤️🇬🇧
David Beckham showing respect for Queen Elizabeth is admirable.♥️
@@debbieseitz5979 have you forgot the expletive riddled rant he had when he didn’t get the gong he so desperately wants ..
@@mollymac8678 typical for someone to always judge another human being regardless. Grow up! I bet you are perfect and never done anything wrong. 🙄
💜🌿🌾👍🌷👸👑 verdade. Exemplo respeitoso. O Henry e a Megha Markle deveriam copiar tal exemplo de respeito a rainha amada 👸👑🙏🌼
@karen rumney did he really wait in line?
Look at him, played with immense pride for his nation for many years and once again showed his love of country by dressing appropriately, stood in line for 12 hours to pay his respects to the Queen. What a class act.
.. What about his tax avoidance???
@Julia Wills.. Your husband must of been a massive disappointment then
To bad Harry didn’t leave his American wife at home and pay his proper respects.
@@pgmmtngal"Too bad" you're not such a very nice person. 🙄
@Diane Humphrey.. what do you think???
This brought tears to my eyes. It's refreshing to see a celebrity like him stand in line like all his countrymen, expecting no special treatment. He honestly looks emotional.
He looks truly devastated. God Bless you Sir and all of your fellow countrymen and women. God Bless King Charles III and the Royal Family.
Yes me too, it was lovely to see them all pay respect and thank the Queen for her service peacefully.
Heard an MP offered him to cut the line, but he declined it. All class from Becks
He didn't need to queue but he showed true respect. What an example of a great British patriot
he did need to queue
He just goes there, stands in line for hours like everyone else, then pays his respects and walks off, all seemingly without a bodyguard or personal protection, he's down to earth 👍
He’s human too
I loved seeing it as well! I do think his bodyguard was there but off to the side to not create tension with people because he kept glancing over multiple times
he didn't queue for hours get a grip & stop being so gullible
@@weimengcheng9035 that was my point. But there are celebrities who think they can't go anywhere without making a fuss and always need tons of security when David Beckham shows that it's not necessary
@@tomphoto5809 he did though. There's another video where he was interviewed standing outside in line. He was there for many hours like everyone else, like it should be
I love how civil everyone is. Even famous people stand in a queue like everyone else. This is such a deep and meaningful contrast to other countries where celebrities get special treatment. This behavior speaks volumes in terms of what kind of society you live in.
well, holly and phil didnt.....
You said it right bro.
I think it's commendable. Regardless of celebrity status, we are all humans, Equals
David is the last person in this country who needs good publicity. He did all this off his own back and without any fuss or famous friends/relatives with him and que'd for 10 hours when he was already on the guest list. What a great man
ive not seen many selfies wiv beckham in the queue ....have you?
It's so admirable that he stood in line like everyone else to pay his respects. His emotion you can see is genuine. Brought me to tears to see that. Well done Sir.
ye im sure he stood in line for 14 hours ha ha ha ha ye rite
No he did NOT! They let dignitaries and famous people like Theresa May come in at the front of the church.
He didn't.
Sir who??
I bet he's been wanting that knighthood so bad, he's hoping Charles gives it to him🤦🤷
@@johnnyrogers6912 ua-cam.com/video/DJjf_RObni4/v-deo.html
This made my liking and respect for Beckham go up about 100 notches. He really loved the Queen and I understand he is a friend of Williams. Good job, Becks.
I have the utmost respect for David Beckham who has stood in line for over 12 hours waiting to pay his respects to the Queen.
He didn't wait in line.
@@ptb2008 ua-cam.com/video/DJjf_RObni4/v-deo.html How do you explain him waiting in line then pal? Why do you assume something then just spew it as if you know it as a fact? Odd one.
@@ptb2008 he did
@@ptb2008 I saw the news team trying to interview him in a constant moving line, was quite entertaining really, I think he did wait for a while then once they knew of him waiting bet they took him to the front then, he still waited though
🌿🌾🌷🦋🤝💜🙏 sensacional!!! Ele da exemplo para outros que se acha mais que a maioria. Humildade e respeito acima de tudo!!!💐🇧🇷🤝
Beckham deserves respect. He queues like normal people waiting for 12 hours to tribute to the queen, without using shortcuts as a celebrity. His humbleness deserves respect
I never much cared for Beckham till I saw this! Well played David!
Some British Celebrities Has Special Privilege To Meet The Queen And Family
He loves his country
he's desperate for that knighthood you have to play the game . @@notgadot
Sleeping sheep!
He is richer than rich and still stood for 12 hours like everyone else. I have utmost respect for him
Maybe that is why he is crying😊
There's no other reason. He probably was thinking of how long it's been since he was able to bend it in the top corner. Looking forward to playing with Victoria for first time in ages after this @@azademd8016
Tough job eh
Pe@@theodorajuskiw2957 perhaps you may try it sometime.. if you can muster the energy to keep upright on your feet for over 12 hours.
@@theodorajuskiw2957 At least he had the decency not to jump the queue!! I have no time for overpaid footballers but credit where it's due!
Proud of you Becks. Showing why you were captain of England once again.
As an American, I am touched by his dedication to his Queen. As someone else said, the British know respect. I wish that kind of respect existed in the United States.
I have been to the US and I,m British and I found Americans extremely friendly,way more freindler than the British.
@@andrewbarrett42 Americans need to learn how respect America in the good and bad because we still are the best country in the world.
Yes indeed! It starts at home!
@@andrewbarrett42 you like a lot of people mistake reservation as unfriendliness, we are self contained and not prone to outward displays of emotion unlike some nations
@@davidhoward5392 I did,nt notice any mistakes,Americans are the best dude.
Everyone who has queued that long to pay their respects deserves recognition. The fact that David has the clout to skip the queue had he wished and chose to defer his celebrity status to the biggest “celebrity” there has ever been shows a real touch of class.
David is a class act kinda guy, it's not fake either as with many others who just get in queu, take selfies and post them on social media to show how cool they are for doing it. But that's not the case with David, he's real and so are his emotions
David was touched by the demise of the Queen. Not surprising.
yep. no one should be there as celebrities.
Are celebrities allowed to skip the queue?
@@ChristinaMagma Holly and Phillip went in as Press
I am from America and I wish more Americans would learn and practice the concept of respect nowadays - we can all see a great example in David Beckham today.
You have to EARN respect. Most of America does nothing to EARN anything except scorn.
Well done David, a true Brit, and a role model for youngsters to look up to 👍🏻
As an almost 70 year old American man, I am profoundly moved to tears and impressed at the great dignity - and sincere emotions - of the UK people paying their respects to their queen. What a great example these people are being. My heart felt sympathies are with you. She was such a great example to us all.
As a 45 year old British man I will always treasure and be grateful to the people of the United States.
Thank you for your lovely words x
we desperately need Examples in this day and age
Thank you. That means a lot at this time
Well said, Sir.
He stood in line for hours, humouring many other people waiting with him, to say goodbye to our beloved monarch.
God bless him.
David beckham...i love u
@@lalchhandamichhakchhuak1243 major points with the brits eh?
That surprised me......because Beckham is a superstar.
Because in India I'm used to seeing the VIP special treatment
They don't stand in line whether visiting temples, Or major Events. They will have 65 bodyguards and a fleet of cars.
Not to mention Politicians have different level of arrogance and demands
I’m not a Brit or a royalist but Mr.Beckham's dedication is worthy of respect by anyone. Appearantly he did this on behalf of his grandparents. What a man.
David Beckham is British though.......
@@d3rg3rat I think they meant themselves, not Beckham?
@@bykhansaa6802 I’m not. I should have been more clear.
So did millions of other people..
@@d3rg3rat He was turned down quite a while ago for a title .
To see such a famous person do this is so touching. Beautiful…
He got in line at 2 am and came in a suit. Massive respect from me to him.
I've never liked football or followed David's career but today my respect for him just went up several notches. Nicely played, David, nicely played.
Same here.
Tis not a game! 😉
What class, he waited 12 hrs I understand, like everyone else. He did not put himself above the rest of us. I respect the man for that.
@@yinhuili9095 u mean something he can easily avoid doing?
@@yinhuili9095 just because it's something that people are supposed to do doesn't mean that given an easier way they won't decide to do it the easier way.
@@yinhuili9095 There is always that guy in the comment section, always! Just drink a glass of water and relax brother.
You're out of your phucking mind if you think he waited that long, and Theresa May did too? 🤣🤣🤣🤣 They let dignitaries and famous people in at the front of the church!
@@randomvintagefilm273 may skipped the line, Beckham has been there since 2am. Heaps of photos online have come up of him waiting
Never been a fan of man united but David has acted with respect throughout his entire life and the fact he queued like everyone else instead of using his status like the rest means he gets 2 thumbs up from me! Well done lad you did your country proud yet again 👏👍
I am American. I must say such a moving tribute by Mr. Beckham and all others as well. Such amazing respect. Can we all cradle this and lay it down in our souls to do better or be kinder on the journey that ends? God bless Queen Elizabeth. You have transitioned already to beauty beyond this world and reunited with those you know and others. Glorious. Makes one want to do better. Be a bit kinder.
God save the King and as always in my across the pond heart, God save the Queen.... 🇺🇸 ♥️
What wonderful words Mr Miller..Coming from a brit in the UK❤
@Frank Castle Hater!
@Frank Castle Find words, Frank. Do not allow yourself to fear the power of the pen 🖋️.... Or the keypad. Better yet, write some words. God bless the Queen💎
Wise words!
David Beckham has reigned in the soccer fields. By his act in queuing 12 hours to pay respect to the beloved Queen, he now reigns in people's heart like the Queen did! Well done, David Beckham! You are the real captain on and off the field!
Erik Lai you are so naive and easily deceived just like majority of British people. You only judge on the outside you only judge by what you SEEE. Of course David Beckham will do all these things , he is in PUBLIC!!! he knows he will be watched and analyzed
but you don't know how he is inside his house! you never lived with him to know what a man he truly is. He is OUTSIDE, so of course he will act the best way possible cause he knows if he makes a mistake and acts his Real-self he will get criticized and his reputation damaged.
I'm sure you don't mean any harm Eric but calling it soccer is an insult to the late queen. Football please
How wonderful of him. He never used his celebrity status to gain preferential treatment. He was there to pay his respects, and waited in line. He was happy to be treated the same as everybody else. What a lovely man
you don't know how he really is. Don't judge a book by its cover! You only see the way he acts in public! British people try to act the best they can in best light when they are OUTSIDE
but you don't know his heart. He might not be good man you never know.
@@aleksk4151 and he might be a good man, you also don't know. why trying to make a good thing bad?
@@issuesster yes he might be a good man too. But i am saying , Be Smart and do not Judge people alone by how they act in PUBLIC eye.
That never gives a full and sincere portrayal of how they are!
period
@@issuesster are all men wearing suits OUtside rich men? or have good jobs?
No.
Some have pretty miserable life but wear suit to feel better or to be treated better, to make good impression.
People are fake in Britain , not all ofc.
Love that!
This still brings a strong emotional response a year later, I can't imagine what it must have been like on that day.
How nice to see this. A very rich man, probably richer than most of the people in the queue, just taking his place in the queue alongside them. No ‘don’t you know who I am?’, no phoning up for a short cut. Just respect. Respect for the Queen and for everyone else queuing. Well done.
Richer then most? The room, maybe
Amazes me that he waited in line like everybody else! He met HRM many times, and even attended her grandchildren’s weddings. My respects!
Huge respect to the man. He waived his VIP privileges and preferred to stand in line with everyone else. Appropriately dressed and deeply respectful of the occasion, David Beckham OBE is pure class. Well done sir!
Publicity
Why should Beckham have VIP privileges?
All because it benefits his public image
@@patreddy1610 because he has represented our country at the highest levels that could have been achieved.
No one should forget his achievements on and off the pitch.There will be a lot of dignatories attend who would have loved to achieve half of what David Beckham has,so he can hold his head high no matter what line he decided to get into.
A real Captain!
I am not even from England but I will love David Beckham forever and have the utmost respect for him for what he did on this day to pay respects to his Queen.
Today I witnessed what the famous British culture is. I'm so incredibly proud of them and I am not even a Brit. Such dignity and poise among the crowd.
If your American you should be proud too.
Thank you 🙏
@K Yes i know we are still hated from all over the world because of our past.
@K I'm South Asian myself but the history of the world is filled with countries pillaging others, it's the nature of the world, the strong prey on the weak, the same as it was a 100,000 years ago
There is something about the British that I always admired and I think a lot of it can be seen here. My best regards and condolence from Germany.
Admirable...he queued for hours like everyone else. Thankyou David.
Besides standing in the queue himself, in interviews both while waiting and on his way out from the Hall he kept reminding interviewers he couldn't stop so as to not hold up other people. Classy guy.
Why does this make me cry? The respect towards His Count and Queen and humility from a great athlete is admirable. 🇬🇧
HUGE respect for this man. He could have easily accepted preferential treatment to see the coffin but instead decided to queue like everyone else for 12 hours. Aristocrats around the world could learn from this man's example.
100% Respect.. No queue jump just wait like the rest of the uk..
Homeboy even bought doughnuts for people in line. What a classy bro!
Totally with you. He humbly made it all about the Quern and not about his eho at all. Something that even her gtandson Harry couldnt do. Respect!
@@lynn-marieflechner5406 He could’ve at least bought them hot tea and crumpets 🤣I’m only kidding. They was a kind thing to do. Such a good looking, classy chap!
@mony m get a life and stop spamming your nonsense on pages memorializing the queens funeral. You know I’m reporting all of these right?
So Beautiful to see the class that he has. He showed up in a suit and tie to show his respect. 🕊
I've never been a David fan but I give him my full respect for what he did here. He waited in line for 12 hours like everyone else and you can tell he's holding back the tears. Thankyou David for your loyalty and honour to England a true patriot.
my greatest respect. he doesn't use his celebrity status and shows his sadness openly. very touching
He doesn’t use his status for what?
@@travelwell6049 could've skipped the que but he waited in line for like 12 hours with everyone else
I couldn't believe it when I saw him on the live stream! What a guy, and like others are saying, what a class act! Turning up at around 2:00am and queuing for twelve hours just like everyone else to pay his respects, absolutely fantastic!
I have never seen so much respect in one room by so many different people, it's just absolutely brilliant to see!
People coming from all over the world as well! 👍
It's beautiful. Absolutely gutted bot to be part of it.
No f*cking way did he wait 12 hours in the queue
@@qwerttzizzi Yep.
His grandparents would be so proud of him.
Yes... and last time for Lee Kuan Yew in Singapore too..
Such humility and respect makes me appreciate him in a whole different light, and the people standing in the queue being just as humble and respectful enough to leave him alone. ❤
He is fighting to hold the tears back 😢 ...respect....
I can honestly say I would have NEVER guessed that any celebrity would stand in line for 12 hours. What a class act. Anyone know if any other famous people were in line?
Huge respect for David for standing in line with everyone else = class act
Hats Off to David Beckham, a true Knight to the Queen!
David Beckham’s love and loyalty towards Her Majesty is pure class. We are proud of everything you did for England and for Football in general. 🏴
Yes ... pure class .
What a humble, lovely man. He left his celebrity, accomplishments, awards, and money behind to just be a loyal subject of Her Majesty and pay respect. Very moving.
And didn’t he look so amazing?!?!
He is truly the best looking man on earth 😊
@@kathleennelson8305 what a weird comment.
So much respect for David Beckham,He could probably have pulled a few strings to by pass the queue but chose to do it properly.
A special mention to those around him in the queue that allowed him to be just another mourner also.
Best wishes David from Scotland.
As a brit living in the US, it's hard to explain to others what it's like to be British. This moment right here is all you need to see. I'll refer anyone else that asks me that question forever more to this video.
Well said! I am a Brit also living in the US... been about 8 years now. I feel your pain as I too have been feeling that... its a very odd feeling, very proud to be British and have such a sense of loss...
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As a Canadian living far away in South America, I feel the same way. She was our Queen all my life. Always there. Long live the Commonwealth.
@@RavenStealstheNight I am an American. I am heart broken at Her Majesty’s passing. An irreplaceable Lady. My deepest sympathies to the people of Great Britain.
David Beckham always knows his place. He's a true gentleman.
He stood in line like every other regular person, thats respectful
if you already worship like that then others should do so too!
many others!
where are all the rest why is it only him??
So respectfully dressed as well. Good on him. The emotion on his face brought tears to my eyes.
Loved how he's like everyone else. Lined up to pay tribute to the Queen.
His double lined up and in the security section they switched, he probably paid him 1k for it
He isnt like everyone else. If he wasnt a celebrity, the cameras wouldn't have been focused on him for such a long time.
@@shazanali692 it's astonishing what Envy makes you say
What a wonderful way to show respect to the Queen, he didn't lord it over anyone else, he was suffering the same as others a true gentleman
That right there, is a real man. He didn't want to skip the queue or be a "celebrity" he wanted to be one of us and show his respect the same way we are. Huge respect and admiration to him. What a fantastic role model he is for his children and fans 💜💜
What I appreciated was that the rest of the people around him in the queue didn't treat him like a celebrity either....they were all there for the same reason and let him have his moment (save the reporter that interviewed him outside).
Apparently he bought doughnuts for all the people near him in the queue. Great guy.
I was shocked to see him standing in line. I wasn't a fan before but this guy blew away. He was knighted by the queen, has met her several times and is good friends with Prince Harry. His humility to show respect and love for the queen is awe inspiring. Your parents raised you right Mr. Beckham. They and the Queen would be very proud of you. 🤗👏
Do you really think he queued for 8 mile long line throughout the night?
Why did you not give me a knighthood , ma,am as you know how obsessed I am about having one , this will get me one my advisors reckon as British people are so gullible
David Beckham, what an absolut star. One of the most famous and recognised person in the world today, and still queued from 2am. Not one of the "don't you know who I am " brigade who feel they are entitled to jump to the front. Class on and off the pitch!!👏
Becks you never disappoint. A true gentleman and a class act. He waited with everyone else, so humble. ❤️
It was extremely respectful for him to be with the public and pay his respects to the late Queen.
Honestly, I haven't been a fan of him before. I love that he waited in line and didn't demand special treatment. I also respect the fact that he was dressed up and paid a Great Lady the respect she earned after 70 years of dedication.
I'd never been his greatest fan, either. But there's a real Gentleman paying his respect to a Lady.
David Beckham never ceases to impress me, but this vaults him to such a level of respect, patriotism, and humility and care that I didn’t even know existed within myself or others. He is a mold from which future men should be cast, that’s for sure!
Foreign? The Queen was born here and her mother was of Scottish heritage; the Bowes-Lyon family is descended from the Royal House of Scotland. Our royals, alongside their aristocratic brethren, are not full German or 'foreign' - most Brits, particularly in England, are of German heritage due to ancestors who migrated here from Saxony (modern day northern Germany) between 400 and 1000BCE, prior to the Norman invasion here (themselves Norse in origin). Over 30% of British people have German genetics. We also share many ancient DNA markers with the French, with around 40% of British having those genetics. Other Brits have Danish markers too (from the Vikings).
Have you heard the term 'Anglo-Saxon'? Perhaps you should look up where that originates from. Despite our historic wars with Germany we share ancient bloodlines. Also, we consider people who are born here as 'British', so the fact that you would state our monarch was not a true Brit and 'foreign' due to her mixed European heritage is not something modern Britons would take kindly to - many British subjects have families from other nations but whom were born here and, by definition and legal right, are British. In short, the Queen and her family are probably no more German, genetically, than most white British people (particularly those in England, where most invasions took place and where foreign genetic markers made the most impact).
We are not 'Little Englanders' and are far more continental in our DNA than many presume - much like the Royals themselves. The UK is made up of four nations and the Commonwealth have even more diversity - the Queen was a figure head for us all. Arm yourself with a few facts, first, before exposing your knowledge on so little and insulting nations of peoples.
German royal family not British
Agreed, he’s humble and a real gentleman. I loved watching him when he played because not only was he a great footballer, but also a great teammate. He is the same in his personal life.
Apart from the whole having an affair on his wife thing. Great family man.
@@floatinglikeaduck9848 Mr duck lets say you was to take a genetic test here and show us the results and I bet you are not who you claim to be, actually how about this if you claim to be even 60 percent of what you are ill pay you £10000 and you print it here for all of us to see lol.
The loyalty, dedication, respect and love for the Queen is truly remarkable. What a lovely show of respect and genuine grief by David Beckham and also for the way everyone else doesn't shift their attention or anything away from the Queen just speaks to the profoundly beloved lady she is. Rest in peace Your Majesty, you are severely missed
Always a top man. A proper, decent proud Englishman. Queued with everybody else, and you could see how emotional he was. Respect.
The thing that hit me and made me tear up was his first initial reaction when seeing her. Everyone was so focused on their purpose for being there that he was just another average person paying their respects.
I'm in Brazil and I'm touched by his respect.
Love Brazil from England 🏴♥️🇧🇷
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Grazie mille ❤️🌹🙏
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What an amazing admiration, full of respect for this one man in the name of David Beckham... Even though he's a well-known sportsman who lead the English football team for so many years, he choose to being a simple and humble man by this kind of gesture he show.... So much full of love and respect to David.... From Philippines....
David Beckham. a true gentle man, in every sense. and meaning.
He didn't use his celebrity, but waited many hours just as everyone else. You did yourself, your family, your Queen and country proud, David.
David Beckham, so respectful to Her Majesty and waited in the public line to see her, unlike the MPs who used their ranks to get past the crowds who had been waiting hours. Speaks volumes who do they think they are? Well done David Beckham. 👏
Just the simplicity and genuineness of their behaviour at the Casket is awe inspiring. Beckham bowed and for the first time I cried. He did what I would have done had I been able to go. Ive lived in London. Between that and the countless hours of video Ive watched on You tube over the years about the Royal Family I feel a sense of connection and admiration.
We are indeed ALL connected, I believe. It is LOVE and times such as these that open our hearts and Souls. God Bless You.
Great respect to everyone leaving David alone in his moment of grief and to realise they were there for the queen. ♥️🌹
Just saw this video and started weeping at the memory of immense mourning displayed by millions of people from diverse backgrounds, who admired and respected our Late Queen. What a magnificent ceremony and display of devotion to a beloved and benevolent monarch.
I'm not surprised only further impressed. I saw Mr. Beckham play a full game in Vancouver even though he was playing injured. During half time he returned to the field unannounced in order to watch the young girls and boys teams play. He then signed autographs for them during the intermission. Later, once the game had ended, he returned and ran around the field clapping his hands to the 60,000 plus people that all came to see him play. He's a class guy and what a shot!
I think the closer he got, the more emotional he was getting. I felt myself tear up watching him walk closer and closer to the Queen. Well done, David. You did your parents, grandparents, your country, proud!!
Yeah he was barely keeping it together at the end.
yea that's the closest he's gonna get to a knighthood.
You could definitely see that, I felt if for him. What a gentleman and someone who, like most of us, genuinely loved the Queen and what she stood for.
The queen has done nothing except being spoiled by the billions of $ while there are british families in england that struggle to have a descent life
Respect has to be earned. We should celebrate leaders who improved quality of life or stood greatly for his/her nation
Being spoiled and making visits is not what i call great service for your country
Very moving to see people pay respects to Her Majesty, and by doing so, showing the world our values and beliefs. It makes me proud to be British and to have a monarchy. And well done, David Beckham.
Makes me sick to see the idol worship
@@scholaroftheworldalternatehist well, grab you a bag and puke. 🤣🤣🤣
David Beckham you show extreme country heart. Thank you and you aren't the only one but you should be very proudm
My esteem for him increased a thousand fold. This is a true patriot.
I am a Hungarian man and I would like to "send" a big respect for David honestly. He is a real british gentleman and an emotional, warm-hearted guy. My previous picture was totally different about this football star but now I need to change my "wrong" impression. God save the "Queen", King and these good kind of British patriots!
Önnek teljesen igaza van.
This shows Britons in a very good light. I wish we could be more like this the rest of the time? The friendlieness in the que and then the respect shown here. It's making me proud to be British!
Did you notice that NOBODY takes selfies once they get inside the hall - old times. Old times.
@@chalkieface9968 Well they wouldn't be allowed to, but yeah ......
@@carlhughes9584 - plenty of other places people supposedly are not allowed to take selfies but it happens.
Anyway - I don't want to distract from your original comment.
He is a rare kind of man. That's❤ why we love him!!!
David Beckham was a childhood hero and still a hero! Always Captain and a gentleman! Love and respect from India 🇮🇳
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Celebrity and commoner together. As an American I’m understanding the love these people had for their Queen.
@Frank Castle It's OK not to understand Frank. Don't punish.
That made me cry! So emotional and upmost respect for David Beckham, queuing for 12 hours to pay his respects. You see when you are loved and respected by the British public there is no need for over the top security, even for A list celebrities let alone others! RIP Queen Elizabeth, long live the King ✝
I really admire him for that. No fanfare no it’s me just a man showing his respect for the Queen. What a man to be admired and looked up too.
David seems like a very special man. He is not above everyone else in his actions. He looks like someone you could talk to like anyone else. He is a class act.
As a Manchester United fan I’ve always admired Beckham a lot, but he’s gone up even more in my estimation after this. Really classy!
Wow I’m very impressed the people showed absolute respect for the Queen and also gave David Beckham respect as a celebrity. No phones were taken out no noise. Just silence.
It says alot about the thousands of people who queued for hours on end to pay their respects to the late wonderful Queen and also shows that we had the most loyal and caring Queen we could ever wish for. And she will be forever missed. No one can that.
The one thing about David is that he’s patriotic. He loves his heritage and proud to show it. And he’s respectful unlike some of the members in the Queens family.
I feel proud for the people of Britain.
Me too maybe Prince Andrew will face justice now and not hide behind his mothers position who is a coward I might add
yeah . Pride and Arrogance.
You've not seen the Arrogance side of Britain
He waited in line for hours just like everyone else... you can see the emotion in his face as he was getting closer. I got teary-eyed. I may not be British... (though my last name is Spencer) but i was always fascinated by the Royal family. I will miss the Queen very much. 💔
She was genuinely loved and respected by so many millions worldwide, most of whom had never met her. We were so very lucky to have her.
Kudos & respect to David Beckham for queuing & not expecting privileged access.
Love that David stood in line like everyone else. Much respect.
The most British Man I've ever seen. Truly can see that he is devastated. Proper gentleman and the fact that he was queuing like everyone else shows the dedication. I lift my hat for him.
Quality. Fair play to David. What a genuine decent bloke he really is. 👏 for all the money and fame he has he never uses it. He's always kept his feet on the ground and never ever forgot where he came from. 👍