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This video gets me emotional, one of the last times we were truly all united as Americans
There were no political parties, no race, no division, everyone celebrated in unison that the individual who killed so many of our people was finally put down. Truly hope we can reach that level of unity again
@@joshjohnson2753 Americans are still united. The media just doesn’t want you to think so.
@@indiana_bones5583 not really. The media isn't making up the absolute morons that refused to vaccinate or wear masks because they're selfish pricks.
@@Vendrix86 meh. I can’t really comment on that. I just know that for me personally, I’m not going to treat a vaccinated person differently from unvaccinated person.
@@Vendrix86 Exactly, we got to see just how many selfish people there are here who don't care about us or our families smh. Hard to just let that go.
American here. At 9 years old I watched the second plane hit live that morning while in the library at school. None of my other classmates saw it or knew what was going on because I went up to the counter to try and exchange a book I didn't like after our teacher had specifically told us to stay at the tables and read. I remember it like it was yesterday. The teacher, librarian, or librarian assistant never knew I was there until after we all watched the second plane impact and they started crying and turned around to see me standing there, book in hand, watching it with them. It's not something you can ever forget. Just like the amount of relief and pure happiness I felt nearly a decade later in college that night when the news broke that we got him.
I can totally relate, when I was 10 years old they announced over the speaker in the classroom that President Kennedy had been shot. I went home and was glued to the TV watching all that transpired. The next time I experienced those kind of traumatic feelings was watching the events unfold on 9/11. My whole body shaking as I watched the second tower crumble to the ground. I don't think I ever before in my life felt joy at the death of another human being, but I cried and was so relieved that he was gone.
5th grade homeroom, Ms Stevens. Hated her but she was obviously different that day. we didn't even eat lunch, everyone in the school watched the news coverage all day. I don't remember much from my child hood but that day sticks out
I was in 1st grade when 9/11 happened. Watched on the TV when the second plane hit after the teacher was told to turn the TV off cause we didn’t need to see that. I was sophomore in high school when the news broke about his death.
@@shadowneko2841 everyone in the school watched the planes hit. Everything. All school in day. I remember waking up to my dad (served 10 years Army Ranger E6) had a little tear of joy when we found out about bin laden
You also have to realize that a lot of people there at the game and around the US were at school when 9/11 took place, and the teachers and school staff put it on the TV and immediately you see something so catastrophic, with people crying, and seeing what we thought were just objects being thrown out of the towers and later realizing it was people, it instilled a DEEP hatred. I was in the 1st grade and still remember it.
I was born shortly after 9/11 and whenever I talked to friends family and teachers even though they held no anger or contempt’s whatsoever towards Arabic and Muslim students they still held large distaste and hatred towards the Middle East
I was a senior in high school in study hall during second period. My entire high school was called to the auditorium and we watched it on the jumbo screen. Also, had a good amount of guys sign up for the military after that and go off to war after high school.
Pretty much the point I was going to make. The emotional scar was deep, especially with young people and those from New York. I'm a relatively well-educated and extremely liberal person -- a suit-wearing accountant with a master's degree -- but the image of those people jumping made me nearly blind with fury -- and, to this very day, it still does. -- a former US Army parachute infantryman
Well I wasn't at school I was at fort Benning Georgia lol
You’re weird. Where in the world do you think that definitely real commercial flights went? All those people hanging out in Guatemala or something? They aren’t with their families, call them up and ask them. I’m sure they’ll appreciate your conspiracy theory.
I was in High school then. It was a shocking tragedy. Glad that human waste pile is dead.
Seeing this video took me back to that night, bartending at a sports bar, seeing President Obama's news conference and not only crying myself but witnessing grown ass men and women with tears of joy and tears of remembrance streaming down their faces. It truly was an amazing event. 🇺🇸💜
I remember this day exactly, was surfing the web and the news started blowing up. My dad and step mom were down stairs watching tv. I said did you hear? they're like what? Osama Bin Laden is dead. I then drove to my friends house 30 miles away. I got a subway sandwich so I asked the girl did you hear the news? She's like no what. We killed Osama. Was such a good day, never felt more happy about another person's death in all my life, and hope I never will again.
Its probably not worth a video reaction but watching the Boston Bruins National Anthem after the Boston Bombing still resonates with me to this day as much as this video.
I always loved David Ortiz’s speech to the city.
“This is our fucking City!”
@@maxg8651 that speech made Papi a icon here and I'll never forget it. Obviously a legendary talent on the field with the clutch hits but that speech hits me every time I hear it
Have you ever seen Lilian Garcia, of the WWE sing the National Anthem on the Thursday after 9-11? Talk about stirring....... here is the clip ua-cam.com/video/XzGDWaKBtIc/v-deo.html
I was at that game, the parking lot was a party afterwards.
I just wish the world was like this in general. It’s a beautiful site to see this and it makes me emotional every time because you’re never used to seeing so many people unite as one without any problems.
After 10 years it still brings tears to my eyes
The men on the field we're clueless... At my house we went outside and celebrated with our neighbors fireworks pots pans clanging in the night...
Patriotism always gets me emotional.
Thanks for the cool reaction my UK bloke neighbors. 👍 USA, USA, USA. 🇺🇸
There are only two days of the year when there are NO events from the “big four” sports scheduled. The day before and the day after the MLB All-Star game.
I miss when Americans loved America.
Millions of us love America🤠🤠🤠
Most still do, we just have opposing visions for America
Um we still do. We just have opposing views and opinions.
Americans are still one of the most patriotic group of people in the world tbh. Is just that they are no longer viewing their country with rose colored glasses... but there is a quote in tough love for that.
@@sirboomsalot4902 not Democrats
I was home watching my Phillies play the hated Mets when this happened. I'll never forget it.
In the end, Light will conquer Darkness. On that night Evil received Justice.
Stop living in a fairy tale. Good doesn't always win. "Good" and "evil" are also pretty subjective.
@@rijlqanturis625 I am sorry you feel that way.
@@rijlqanturis625 lol no in this case it’s pretty clear bin laden was evil. And no ones living in a fairy tale, your just mad
@@jeffwebster402 it's not really just a feeling, it's just reality. The line between good and evil isn't always that clear and the one man's terrorist is indeed another man's hero. Washington was a traitor and an oath breaker. That's a fact in the British perspective. Also good doesn't always win. Lots of terrorists and tyrants live to a ripe old age. Lots of injustice goes unpunished and unknown. That isn't a feeling or opinion, it's's reality.
@@projectc.j.j3310 the United States supported Bin Laden and his kind when they were fighting other. I guess that means the US supported evil for it's own gain.
My dad was at the game. He said it was one of the most electric moments he's ever witnessed.
I remember the people in my neighborhood coming out into the streets in the middle of the night to chant and cheer and hug our neighbors. What amazing sense of unity we had that day.
He used to be the Mets coach, then he was fired and became an announcer. Then he became Boston’s manager. Bobby valentine that is.
Mets "MANAGER." A baseball manager has five or six coaches working for him.
Lol im sorry if you were confused by my wording. Of course you are also wrong if you want to be technical. (Clearly you do) He was the “field manager” of the Mets. Lol all that free time and this is how you spend it. Lol
@@ayerox - You aren't American, I guess. No problem. Or you don't follow baseball. In the pros, in college, in high school, the leader of the team is ALWAYS "the manager." Just "the manager." Never the "field manager." I don't know where you got, maybe from some faulty translation from English?
This gave me chills
I love my country
And I love when we’re United.
Let me just say that, I live in South Philly where the stadium is at, I am about 3 miles away from it, and I very vividly remembering that sunday night the USA chants echoing from the stadium, it was that loud. I was outside working on my car and from hearing the echos of the USA chant to people honking their horn and shouting USA in the neighborhood, it was a fucking uniting celebration.
I was in english class in highschool when the attack happened, my teacher turned the TV on and my fellow students watched the tower falling. It made some of us cry and many of us were speechless.
I was in college and when I found out I ran into my roommates room and threw him a beer and yelled they finally got him and he instantly knew who him was. Watching this makes me tear up. It will be weird explaining all this to my 2 year old when the time comes.
A country so united you would never EVER think only 11 years later we are where we are. Leaders matter!!
Yes, Bobby Valentine was the Texas Rangers coach and then went on to coach the NY Mets. He had a restaraunt in Arlington, TX for many years called Bobby V's.
11:40 yeah, Bobby Valentine was the NY Mets manager for a while. Late 90s, early 2000s. The moment a lot of people remember him for was when he got ejected from a game, but came back into the dugout with fake mustache and sunglasses on as a disguise... lol
It feels different because being American and going through 9/11 it was a big relief and a big finally when the news came out that we got him. Especially these fans being from the east coast and a actual New York team where 9/11 happened
Watch the "boatlift of 911 an untold story" especially after this itll be a good reaction
I recall it like yesterday. I was completing an Employee(s) Performance Review and bells rang over our company's public address system to prepare for a news bulletin as FNC's unfolding reportage about a jet that crashed into one of the World Trade twin towers unfolded as we hurriedly put classroom TVs in place. Minutes later there was a collective gasp as we watched yet another jet crashing into the second tower.Speculation about a possible aviation accident immediately ceased, and speculation about our (USA's) counter-attack for swift profound retribution ensued.
you should react to Roy benavidez true hero
That guy was amazing no matter how many times I watch it it’s still good
Yes, thats a true legend
They already have.
That day will ALWAYS be bittersweet for me.... while I relish the fact that Bin Laden was brought to justice.... that was also the exact date that I lost my grandfather due to a stroke.
Y’all should react to MLB Unsportsmanlike Moments
I was watching the Tower's fall blocks away. Won't be forgotten.
He was the Mets manager when the World Trade Center attacks happened.
The guy on the left, I'm going to nickname you "The termite", because as soon as the video had me jazzed and getting patriotic wood, you killed it by comparing the announcer's voice to a successful porn voice...thank you for that, by the way.
Mike is so awesome, he really knows how to make you feel good when he talks
This might be the first Blokes video I tested up in. Thank you boys!
There was one more event going on, WWE had a show going. Mind you, it isn't as big as a baseball game. But I was watching it and at the end of it John Cena announced to the crowd that US killed Bin Laden. It was pretty awesome to see.
Have to go youtube that video after this then, never head that
I was just about to post this. The whole arena erupted in cheers.
I was on a cross country road trip vacation from DC to San Francisco when the news came in. I saw the newspaper when I was in Yosemite national park in California. The trip was 8,400 miles. Southern route there and the northern route back...unforgettable experience
Valentine is a former Mets manager from the late 90s early 00s..he was the mgr when the Mets played the Yankees in the 2000 world series
I love baseball but only watch a few games a year, and this happens to be a game I was watching. This was memorable and amazing to be watching and realizing what was happening with all there people.
There's a video called something like "the world reacts to 9/11". It was interesting and powerful, could be worth a watch
Dwayne the rock Johnson was one of the first Americans to know he posted a tweet well before Obama gave the address. The rock has some great connections
I am tearing up watching this I was at work I remember they announced it over the intercom. Customers and employees cheered. We became family that day no white or black just Americans.
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i was actually in the US navy when this happened and most people on base were out celebrating and cheering
Two planes in New York, one plane outside Philadelphia, and the fourth plane was less than an hour from Philly in DC.
i was on a deployment at the time this was announced. the cheers and chants were unbelievable! i remember thinking everything we went through, every fight we fought, and every buddy we lost wasn't for nothing. we got the son of a bitch!
Gotta remember we are 2 states that lost alot of loved ones when those building dropped.
I find stuff like this incredible. My stepmum was on a bus trip to a Liverpool match when Princess Diana died so the match was cancelled, she was almost there having travelled from Cornwall...
I saw the 2nd plane hit and watched the towers fall on live tv in 4th grade. I will never forget when they announced Bin Laden had been killed. It felt...like those who died that day finally got justice, and we could close a chapter. It was a sense of relief.
I’m not sure if the three Brit’s quite understand how fitting it was for Americans that this was a baseball game. Especially that it was the 9th inning of an exciting game between two rivals.
the general consensus was that the US finally got revenge for 9/11
must feel unreal for an entire nation to experience that same feeling at the same time
I was in Afghanistan when this happened. Couldn’t be Happier to be an American
You had it almost right Bobby Valentine (the alltime self promoter but thats another story) was the manager (not the coach) of the NY Mets for awhile.
My mom usually woke me up for school telling me time to get up. That morning she woke me up saying “we got that motherf****er”
Bobby Valentine was indeed the coach for the Mets. Let's go Mets! 🧡💙
That Navy Seal Team got completely wiped out in just 3 months after that event, nobody left behind to tell a story...
Also the fact that 9/11 happened in NYC and that MLB game was being played by a NYC team and Philly team. No doubt many of the fans that attended that game were from the tri-state area and more than likely hundreds of people that night had been directly affected by losing a loved one or close friend..... RIP.... Peace, love and freedom for all!
I highly recommend the story about the SEAL team that got the Somali pirates that the movie Captain Philips was based on. Very, very impressive.
The best man at my cousin's wedding was on that raid...My cousin was an F-18e pilot based out of Virginia Beach back then but they are very close friends....
This is similar to the night that Howard Cosell interrupted Monday Night Football to announce the murder of John Lennon.
I was 4 years old at the time and I remember everyone celebrating and crying and the entirety of the United States together
I know how awful it sounds to be jubilant over the death of someone, but Bin Laden was the primary face of everything that happened on 9/11 and everything that came after it. As long as Bin Laden was on the loose, it was as if all the lives lost on that day were unanswered for, unavenged. He was the personification of the national anguish and trauma from that day. Bin Laden finally being found and killed was extremely cathartic. Spontaneous parties broke out all across the country that night, there was a lot of excitement, patriotism and celebrating. The "USA!" chants at the Mets/Phillies game was just the tip of the iceberg that night.
This was a Sunday. Traditionally Sunday games are day games. But for the last 15-20 years MLB has selected one game to be played st night. That's for TV ratings. So this was the only game "on" at that time.
On 9/11 we Americans got support from around the world, but we also saw images/ video of people who hated us burning our flag and celebrating the attack. It sucks as a human to celebrate the death of someone. Maybe it’s almost hypocritical. But it was so relieving as an American to know that he was finally dead.
I’m an avid watcher, not a patreon tho, but Robert O’Neil has a few great interviews about the mission and being the one who killed bin laden. He has a book called the operator if you’re interested. He also was involved in the captain Phillips rescue
The only way for us to be united is to have a common enemy. A sad truth.
First off, I get a kick out of your posts and look forward to them. But I had to chime in for this. (I'm a 62 yo American) And I wish I understood YOUR sports more...
In baseball the leader of the team is called the manager...with coaches. First base coach, hitting coach etc.
In American football, the head coach is the man. (Like the manager in baseball) The head coach has other coaches. Offensive line...defensive, quarterback, specail teams, (the kicking part of the game) Running backs coaches etc.
Don't know why they're called things differently but they are. The manager in baseball is the same as the head coach in football.
This video gets me emotional. This year will be the 20th anniversary of 9/11. The night before 9/11, many were at Madison Square Garden for Michael Jackson's 30th anniversary concert
I have been waiting on y’all too do this
If you are interested, there is a movie titled "Zero Dark Thirty" that is about how the US government found Osama Bin Laden, as well as how the operation to kill him went. I highly recommend it
We were strong at this moment in time. We fought our villain. Now were fighting eachother 😶
90 countries lost people during the 9-11 attack. 67 from Great Britain.
Enjoy watching your comments
I was in Afghanistan not to far from the Pakistani border when this happened.
I remember the butterflies and goosebumps that night. It was once in a lifetime. Only thing that compares was the Miracle on Ice in 1980. Just an emotional release.
I always kind of chuckle when I remember where I was when I found out. I was watching Celebrity Apprentice, and really quite annoyed that they kept breaking with "breaking news" but not really saying what the news was. I got over being annoyed when they finally told us.
I remember that clearly, because it was just the night before at the White House Correspondent's Dinner that Obama roasted trump (all while simultaneously and cool as a cucumber hiding the real pressure he was under knowing what was coming the next day). And now here was trump's nemesis interrupting the Celebrity Apprentice of all shows with news that no doubt made trump boil. Life is good like that sometimes.
They got the image but the the battle still lives.
You guys should react to the Boston Bruins national anthem after the Boston Marathon bombings, truly powerful...
When they started talking about the American pullout of Afghanistan I was straight face knowing what happened as of 8/22/21
If it had been football in europe instead of Baseball in the US, it'd have taken about 10 seconds for a some sort of chant about his mom to start.
Am I the only one who teared up? I'm just so tender hearted.
I was in college and lived right off campus and the streets erupted with people. It was kinda surreal. I remember feeling very conflicted bc it’s weird to celebrate death like that.
Can't deny it's feckin' convenient that the public didn't actually see proof of said assassination.
I was in Mozul Iraq when this happened, on our next mission we received heavy AK fire and IDF Mortar attack. Needless to say, they weren't as happy as we were.
We need another moment like that now....
Feel bad for the pitcher who was clueless
This gets me emotional even more because Seal Team 6 and Delta Force that were helping them thought this was suicide mission because they had to fly into and out Pakistan air space with no heads up to Pakistand for obvious reasons also they figured the compound would be rigged to blow up! The fact they pulled it ofd basicly flawlessly besides the controlled helicopter crash
We found out by the news breaking that the president was about to speak and he told us. It was a giant exhale.
as a american, this is why we are pride of the red white and blue. brings a tear to my eye.
So, fun fact (for those who don't know), when we Yankees fans attend the classic Mets/Yankees rivalry game, we will often wear Phillies caps with our Yankees jerseys, and the Mets fans will wear Red Sox caps with their Mets Jerseys (to further demonstrate our hatred for each other, lol).
Is that for real? Never heard of this but as a phillies fan anything anti mets is terrific!
@@bke8073 Yup! I own a Phillies hat STRICTLY for this purpose, lol.
It also kind of of big that the NYM where playing when he was killed cause the first game after 9-11 well sporting event was NYM vs Pit.
I remember we were watching the WWE and John Cena came out and stopped the match to announce it. We. Went. Nuts!
Soni was deployed to Afghanistan when this happened. America was celebrating while all military bases over seas was put on LOCKDOWN due to imminent attacks on the bases
I remember this like it was yesterday even though I was ten I knew what bin laden did and how evil he was. Never forget my parents for some coincidence let me stay up late that night (before we knew the news)and after I heard about his death I couldn’t be more proud to be an American
I was on vacation in TN.
May I suggest that you guys check this video out. It is titled the national anthem like you’ve never heard it before it is an amazing video and it explains the story of America’s national anthem
Yeah Bobby valentine was the manager in like the late 90s? I think . I was a little kid when I watched him
What a great night for America! We proved, once again, that you can run, but you can never hide. (He was a Saudi, dumped at sea with no honor, whereabouts unknown.)
fish food
The most American thing about Bin Laden is that we paid him and his kind for years to kill other people for us and we were shocked that eventually he did the same to Americans. Instead of the rah rah BS we should probably hold those in the American government responsible that continue tp do that. It would help tremendously to stop creating monsters that we then have to hunt down.
@@Sprayber you obviously don't know the history between the US and the taliban and Afghan. You should look it up.
They had wall to wall coverage, along with video the Obama Administration released. They had computer generated replays of the helicopters coming in including the crash and them traipsing up the stairs in the compound. It was glorious seeing the spontaneous outpouring of people celebrating at the White House.
I'd recommend watching the 9/11 boatlift when you get the chance
I think how it landed (9-11) started it and we finished it on (5-11)
Thanks for reacting, Blokes. On that same night, WWE was having a pay per view, and after John Cena defeated The Miz for the championship, Cena got onto the microphone and told the crowd about what happened with Bin Laden. The match that Cena wrestled was delayed that night, and if that match had started on time, he would not have been able to make that announcement to the crowd. Here is a UA-cam link for you to that announcement ... ua-cam.com/video/5qdvM6bgFUQ/v-deo.html