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ricecookerboi 12-22-2017 01:28 PM

Spreading Joy in the Holiday Season ( Christmas Edition )
 
Hey guys, so I shot this for my friend the other week. Just posted it up.

So apparently, my friend got a parking ticket. We thought, instead of paying for the ticket lets use that money and give back to the community , and the reaction we got was that the best christmas gift we could ever ask for.

Watch the video below hope you guys enjoy :) Like, comment, subscribe.

Hope this inspires you guys to do something nice to the less fortunate this holiday season. Small gestures like this really comes a long way :) .. Have a great day everyone and a good new year !!!!



quasi 12-22-2017 01:47 PM

Maybe I'm not up with the times but I can't take this guy serious with that cloth like Hannibal Lecter mask hanging off his face.

Presto 12-22-2017 01:53 PM

For those randomly giving out food, you should also consider adding some bottled water to wash it down, and napkins, or moist towelettes.

H.Specter 12-22-2017 02:00 PM

head down to mcdonalds
joy
cheeseburgers
y'know
y'know






y'know

jsran 12-22-2017 02:16 PM

What you did was a good deed! Give you props for that. On the side note..

You make fun about this guy having a big wing on his BMW.... You have a big wing too...


Merry Christmas!

GS8 12-22-2017 08:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by quasi (Post 8879342)
Maybe I'm not up with the times but I can't take this guy serious with that cloth like Hannibal Lecter mask hanging off his face.

Maybe I'm not up with the times but why do people have to film themselves doing nice things? Then ask for likes, subs at the end?

Are the days of being humble and doing things without attention gone now?

That said, it's still a nice thing he did, attire aside.

MG1 12-22-2017 08:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GS8 (Post 8879391)
Maybe I'm not up with the times but why do people have to film themselves doing nice things? Then ask for likes, subs at the end?

Are the days of being humble and doing things without attention gone now?

I believe there are still many who do good deeds without the want of need of recognition.

dboy 12-22-2017 09:12 PM

the hype beast is strong in this one

ilovebacon 12-22-2017 09:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GS8 (Post 8879391)
Maybe I'm not up with the times but why do people have to film themselves doing nice things? Then ask for likes, subs at the end?

Are the days of being humble and doing things without attention gone now?

That said, it's still a nice thing he did, attire aside.

Its a whole new generation. I don't think there is any problem with filming and being humble. If anything, people can be more aware of how many people are out in the cold for this Christmas in Vancouver.

Armind 12-22-2017 10:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ilovebacon (Post 8879399)
Its a whole new generation. I don't think there is any problem with filming and being humble. If anything, people can be more aware of how many people are out in the cold for this Christmas in Vancouver.

:facepalm:

welfare 12-22-2017 10:45 PM

Why didn't he pay the ticket tho?

JSALES 12-22-2017 11:15 PM

Hypebeast/fuccboi clothing lol

Good deed nonetheless.

twitchyzero 12-23-2017 12:04 AM

please post pics of yourselves and your car when you were 19/20, before you judge

if we had snapchats and hashtags back then, we'd probably be no better

I give credit for helping panhandlers, thank you

XplicitLuder 12-23-2017 12:09 AM

i only wish he lost the thing around his neck lol the rest idc, couldnt take it as serious with it :$

good deed indeed tho! I gave a homeless guy a tonnie who was asking for change while i was driving my bus today. He actaully said " oh wow thank you i dont expect any from bus drivers " , hopefully i changed his mind a bit :fullofwin:

PeanutButter 12-23-2017 12:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ricecookerboi (Post 8879340)
Hey guys, so I shot this for my friend the other week. Just posted it up.

So apparently, my friend got a parking ticket. We thought, instead of paying for the ticket lets use that money and give back to the community , and the reaction we got was that the best christmas gift we could ever ask for.

Watch the video below hope you guys enjoy :) Like, comment, subscribe.

Hope this inspires you guys to do something nice to the less fortunate this holiday season. Small gestures like this really comes a long way :) .. Have a great day everyone and a good new year !!!!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5o1S-SfN13M&t=7s

His "You Know" is very distracting. Good act of kindness, but I suggest he work on saying, "You Know" less to make better videos.

Keep it up!

dbaz 12-23-2017 09:55 AM

agree with previous post, its a nice thing to do... but do you really need to make a video about your friend helping the less fortunate? lots of people do it daily and don't post videos of it on the internet to up their image or their youtube account

AzNightmare 12-23-2017 10:07 AM

Are you guys aware he's trying to make it big on YouTube? Many Youtubers do these kind of "good deed" videos, especially for major events like during Christmas season. 1/3 for Kindness, 1/3 for Awareness, and 1/3 for the Views and attention. 3 birds in one stone. Why not?

Sometimes, you gotta do the dirty work to grow your channel, and it isn't by doing things behind the camera. He isn't like you and me without a YouTube channel. Whether he would have done it on his own in front of the camera or not, the point is, there's incentive for him to film it.

Quote:

Originally Posted by twitchyzero (Post 8879414)
please post pics of yourselves and your car when you were 19/20, before you judge

if we had snapchats and hashtags back then, we'd probably be no better

I give credit for helping panhandlers, thank you

LOL, how'd you all afford cars at 19/20? I took the bus, and maybe if I was lucky, my parents let me drive their Camry on the weekend.


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