"I used to think the worst thing in life was to end up alone, it's not... the worst thing in life is to end up with people who make you feel alone". Robin Williams
I wish it was that easy. Its hard to be nice to someone who makes you feel heartbroken and unwanted. Someone who uses you, only gives 50% but expects you to give 100%. Someone who knows that everytime you see their name on your phone, your heart skips a beat. I miss Robin Williams. He always seemed genuine and comfortable to be around. Sucks he felt so alone.
@@aomoxomoa3658 You sure come across as an asshole mate. Why make that comment other than to just insult someone? On a Robin Williams memorial video no less. You oughta be ashamed.
"I think the saddest people always try their hardest to make other people happy because they know what it's like to feel absolutely worthless and they do not want anybody else to feel like that."
Jesus Christ was a gift to humanity.. Robin Williams was a quitter who took his own life instead of trusting God.. You won't learn anything worthwhile from that guy
I lost my 13-year-old daughter to suicide six months ago. Needless to say, things have been a nightmare ever since. As a means of self-therapy and hopes of helping people, I started creating videos in which I hike through nature and narrate my journey with grief. It's so important that we talk about it. It's a difficult, ugly part of life that our society tries to just pretend doesn't exist. Thank you for making content like this to try and improve the narrative and help others who are struggling.
@@patriciavandevelde5469 I used to think this. I now have a son and that is my point.. to some point you are correct. But while I am alive and he is alive.. my point is to just be there for this pointless trip
"I don't know how much value I have in this universe, but I do know i made a few people happier than they would of been without me, and as long as I know that. I'm as rich as I ever need to be" , Robin williams
The world would be a better place with more people like him. Selfless, intelligent, transparent, empathetic and good heart. I hope he's in a better place
You are the same age as my mom...not quite as old as my father at 83, but a magical thing happens when you pass a certain threshold we all become peers. My parents introduced me to Robin in the 70s, coming off of happy days...I was a wee child then, X-gen is what you'd call me, but I still had time to grow up with him and look at him as a father figure, through pop eye to the world according to garp.....to everything...he touched this kid in the 70s to now a middle aged adult in current times and I will never forget him
Only twice in my life have I ever seen an orb of light in the dark. The first time was when I turned to God in a moment of great fear. That amazing orb helped me get through my ordeal, and the next time was nearly a year later when I was watching Robin in Peter Pan. I thought to pray for him and asked God to forgive him if he ever did anything wrong, to let him be in heaven. I then said thank you to him for being the first time in my life where I believed in magic. And at that very moment, it came again. Idk if it was an Angel, or maybe his soul, or just an acknowledgement. But it seems to me like he's okay, and in a much better place.
I met him once in the early 80's. Our store didn't have what he was looking for, even then he was ahead of his time. But we had a nice chat, he seemed like a nice man. But then, while I was ringing up his purchase, he began to spontaneously perform with funny noises, silly voices and rapid fire jokes. I never asked for autograph because I wouldn't want people to bother me if I were recognizable. I wish I'd told him that he was good enough just the way he was. I miss him, and my life has so many synchronicities with his its quite ridiculous. My co-workers told me he came back in a couple of weeks later when I wasn't working. I'll never know why. Wish I had time to talk to him more
I hope for the sake of the world soul that you are wrong, because we need a 'Robin Williams' or 3, more so now then ever before. Actually Gabriel Iglesias (and others) goes a fair way to filling that role now that I think about it. He might not be as manic as Robin was, but he makes the day better, just by listening to one of his sets.
robin was a great man. i met him in vancouver, bc canada.He was a good man. life was getting heavy for him. he opened up, he was hurt.we talked. my life was no different. what i regret was that i had go to work, that day i last saw Robin. something inside was not right with me. then got some bad news, my freind is gone. i feel so guilty.. i always wonder if. i stayed he would be beside me and tell stories of life, we were so similar i miss you so much my freind. i will always be there for you, my best freind. i will see you soon.
Couldn’t agree more , kindness gentleness and above all lovingness cost nothing but will enrich your life . More importantly it will enrich those around you .
I don’t believe in god , I hope those that do take strength from it . It’s just a personal thing . I put all my faith in to my wife and 2 children. I also try and be the kindest version of me I can be .. I don’t need a god to do that I just need a soul
@@spotlightofficial788 IF WANNA GET DOWN.. down on the ground... Song should be, IF YOU WANNA GET EARLY PARKINSON'S AND DIE SHAKING ON THE FLOOR.. COCAINE!! Live fast, die young and burn up into a phoenix. that's what he did. He never hid his cocaine addiction. And there are plenty of studies that link cocaine and Parkinson's disease. So no my friend, you probably couldn't have done anything for a 63 year old life time alcoholic and cocaine addict but enjoy what he put out into the universe.
@@chrischris5510 Interesting comment. He was friends with Christopher Reeves and saw what happened to him and Reeve's strong spirit. I didn't think he was still a cocaine addict at 63 and he presumably clean---maybe not, maybe he relapsed? Is that what you're saying? Don't assume RW knew the connection between cocaine and parkinsons. RW never struck me as truly self destructive. Just the opposite really. I think he was so sad and that's partly why he was the clown. I have seem people completely ignore RW serious side in interviews and just wanted him to be funny ALL THE TIME. Like Oprah or almost anyone who interviewed him. It's like only a few people closest to him really knew him or saw who he really was. That's sad.
angel dear, when you are gods light, it because god makes you an angel...men cannot know gods light unless they have already been to heaven once already
It’s 2024 and I still miss this man. He gave me a remembrance of childhood due to his movies but he also gave me insight into my adulthood. He comforted me and made me feel less alone. I’ll miss him and his spirit as long as I’m here.
I am in my 60’s and I remember seeing Robin Williams when Mork and Mindy aired on TV and seeing his movies throughout my life. It amazes me how deeply sad I felt and cried the day he died. Even today watching his movies when its done and the credits roll by my first thought is how much we all miss him and how the world could use his humor now. Robin thank you for the many years of laughter and insight, may you rest in peace.
at 70 robin impacted mylife. i put on my checks "it's to Bad that whats right in life is what's left after you do every thing else wrong" hope i got that correct. no one ever got that
Mr Williams had a profound sadness behind his kind blue eyes, even at his most hilarious, it was always there, the pathos that we as humans share, humour, after all, at its most honest, comes from pain. Williams was an overseer of comedy at its most divine and we are all the better for having glimpsed his genius, RIP MR. Williams.
You made me laugh, cry smile and think all throughout my growing years, and in to my adulthood. Your energy will never be replaced. I hope you found your Venice in your next journey sweet human x x
@@doyoulovehimloretta1607 his energy helped model us, I am sure our energy will find his again. We just need to keep positive and be there for others but above all else, be kind to ourselves. I will never stop trying to find my purpose, just as our sweet Robin never stopped. Stay safe Patty x
Is it nearly ten years!? I remember when i heard of his death when i was young and i felt so upset cuz he was the genie of the lamp for me and ever since i heard of his death i wanted to see more of his movies. "the fisher king" being one of my favourites. He was and always will be an inspriational figure for so many people
yeah but he didn't end his life, THEY made it look that way cause him and the lead singer of Linkin park were both gonna make public of the pedophilia in Hollywood and they got ended because of it.
His death hit home with me.I was taking care my dear husband who also died from Lewy Body Dementia . Heart shredding. Five years and it feels like yesterday. I loved them both, gentle beautiful souls.
I actully cried upon hearing of Robin's death, he really did so much for me as I was growing up. The only other celebrity death that affected me was Alex Trebek's. In fact, they both still affect me, as they both have made an impact on my life. Tearing up as I type this...
No performer's passing has ever left such a void in the familiar universe as Robin Williams. His career represented a group of elements on the periodic table of our imagination. I will never feel a sense of loss for a complete stranger so familiar as Robin. You were dearly loved.
My dad passed away in 2014 & a few months later Robin passed away...my heart broke for the man that was my dad & for the man I grew up watching as a kid that always made me laugh when I was having a bad day. Robin's death made me realize that the world will never be the same. I don't usually cry over people I don't know, but I did for Robin. I felt that void too. We love you Robin Williams. May you find peace!💜
Robin Williams passing broke my heart. He was a ball of light that kept on giving. He was a comedic genius and an excellent actor too. I loved him and I miss him sooooo much.
I developed a deep depression over the pandemic and it never went away. It caused my 8 year relationship to end. I couldnt understand what was going on with me because I could never fully understand how people with mental illness felt. Now that I have experienced the feeling and hit rock bottom. I have nothing but sympathy and empathy for everyone struggling in life. R.I.P Mr. Robin Williams 😢
The Lessons of Life are realy Bad , but that is the Quest of finding to yourself and to be you . I was Depressed too ,because of all the sickness and Bad Politics, and i can read in Faces , my whole Life , and Politics are Most Not saying the Truth , and i cant understand why.
@Video Games See IT AS Gift or State of Concenis but you are not ill. Your Brain cant Work with the Truth , that is why Most Peoples Brain tillt by many Openmindet Real Facts.
Every time I hear this beautiful amazing funny person talk I cry and it makes me sad that he helped so many people to laugh while he himself was in so much torment. I miss him so much he was so funny and I just wanted to hug him at the end and tell him he was loved as well, 😭🥰
Anyone who grew up through his time will always have a part of him. He is not gone at all and this is the beautiful sadness of it all. Robin Williams will always put a smile on your face
@@stephencharles8456 Triggered? Haha. No, it’s called dialog. If anyone was triggered it was you sir since you kept writing how Robin was a wife beater, coke addict etc.
"I don't know how much value I have in this universe. But I do know one thing, I've made some people happier then they would've been without me. As long as I know that, I'm as rich as I'll ever be." this quote has Brought a change of perspective in my lifeline. Now I know how to live
I was fortunate to meet Robin Williams while deployed. He came to the Aid Station I worked at and gave a bit of his time as Patch Adams and then as the fun loving and happy self. It is a good memory and I will continue to find joy in it. May he and his family have peace. May we move to a more kind and accepting nation and to a more kind and accepting world. I feel it is worth it.
I cry every time I watch one of his movies because I miss him so much. I admired him and his strength. He holds a special spot in my heart. I hate growing older, because all of my favorite people are dying.
I understand how you feel Emily. I hate growing older too (I'm 76). I've lost so many people who were near and dear to me, and it hurts like hell, doesn't it? My most traumatic loss was when my 44 year old nephew hung himself in 2007. He was like a son to me, as I helped my parents raise him. To me, that's the worst part of aging...."all of your favorite people dying". 😢 .
@@JC-tp5lz Yes. You don’t think about all this when you’re young. I’m only 65, but almost all my friends have died - and with each person a little bit of your shared history is lost. No, it’s no fun. I’m so sorry for the terrible loss of your nephew - I’ve had a similar loss. You don’t get over death, you learn to somehow live with it - and it’s hard.
Wow! The hardest thing about depression is trying to get people to understand, and when they don't, it gets harder and makes you more depressed, and what's scary, I suffer from depression too, and I didn't even see it in Robin! The world stood still when his death was announced around the globe! Robin did make an impact in the world, and a part of us died with him. He will be remembered, loved and missed forever. R.I.P. Mr. Robin Williams. 😪
Trust me(even as a stranger) when I say you are far from alone. Keep reaching out, keep sharing because the rest of us who deal with depression need to know that we have friends like you-that we just never met.
@@weedmusicandfood5189 it's worse when you try and talk about it, and they take it lightly like saying... Oh, your just feeling sorry for yourself, or, look at others that have it worse than you, or get over it...ect.ect. that's why people with depression stop talking about it, or stop trying to get help, then they feel even more depressed and alone, which usually ends in suicide. Don't take people's depression lightly, cause you may be hurting them even more than helping them! Weed, you sound like a caring and understanding person, and God bless you.
@@jayceew.rabbit9358 I agree with you completely and thanks for the compliment. I've dealt with it off and on most of my life and for me, being around the right people(even when that may seem limited at times) is a huge step in the right direction. Try to stay focused on your strengths, not your mistakes or off days. Also keep in mind that like one of my mentors always says "Its a moment, not a monument" We all have stuff we wish we could have done better or not done at all but don't let the negative crap and the nay sayers bring you down. They all have their own shit, they just don't have the strength to show it but hopefully some day they will. In the meantime those of us with the disease need to be kind to ourselves and others, even when you have those days where you want to say FTW, and we all do. Be safe brother.
You are so right about feeling even more alone when people don't understand depression. For me, it is almost more painful after I tried to reach out to a Counselor and they didn't care-didn't even TRY! to understand me😥😥😥-and I knew for certain I really was all alone in this great big world. Especially when I called the Suicide Hotlines and they were Mean so Mean! And it's not about Faith-or Religion because you can have that and still when Depression hits it is like an earthquake in your soul. At least for me. I always Loved Robin Williams and "Dead Poets Society"-"Awakenings"-"Goodwill Hunting"-"What Dreams May Come"(I cried through that whole movie it got to me so much. He was that very Special REAL person that I felt he understood my private pain. Like He knew me in a wierd and crazy way- and maybe Robin Williams thought I was okay. That he wouldn't judge me. The way I have been judged SO MANY TIMES-and wrongly. The way I was Observed and Watched for a Reaction by the counselor who told me he had died😥. She wanted me to produce tears on the spot. But like so many other counselors who took all MY words and turned them around and used them as arrows against me-HURTING ME 😥😥😥😥😥 SO BADLY!-She just did not understand. Later she wrote that I was hurting myself when I worked-out and that I had "Suicide ideation"-and that IS FALSE! Working out has been the One Constant that I use to Fight off my Depression. All my Life it has been my private tool that doesn't take a Pill. It's just Me making my Life Work. People can be SO CRUEL! I am sending you some Love and Support💖🌺 in battling your Depression. I understand. I Do. Brave Onward in your own best way ~ It's your Life! Work hard to keep it 💖
Creative people are often incredibly depressed. They have so much to give but are deeply sad. The only reason I’m still here at 38 is because of Robin ❤️
He was such an inspiration, one of the most gifted people ever. It was such a sad day when it all ended! We truly never know what others are going through behind closed doors. Sure they smile they joke and say nothing is wrong, but deep down inside they are crying out for someone to notice their pain. And unfortunately in many cases its too late before people realize that. R.I.P Robin you were loved by many...
I will admit, the day I heard the news, it’s one of the few times I instantly wept. The world lost a true light and everyone knew it. RIP brother Robin! We will see you again…..
@@stanlangley5670 Definitely. I Watched a documentary on his life with a ton of interviews and he lived a rough life at times. Just because you are rich doesn’t mean you’re necessarily happy.
I remember a quote someone once told me and he attributed to Robin.... I use to think loneliness was the saddest thing but I was wrong...it's being surrounded by the ones you love and feeling lonely...
@@MargauxKim_13 no its not..today world is disconnected from the essence of life and love. We constantly battle with our subconscious about the purpose of our life and happiness. Loneliness is deep inside all of us
I don't know how much value I have in this universe, but I do know that I've made a few people happier than they would have been without me. Robin Williams Suffering from mental illness this quote makes me want to continue on with life
I’d like to say to you that you are a great person. No matter what’s been said and done Take care of yourself, you are ok. And the fact you opened up is a great sign you are going to be fine. Please don’t ever give in.
All everyone's saying here about mental illness is valuable, but no one seems to acknowledge the cause of RW's suicide, which is no sin--particularly in his case. Yes he lived with depression, but would have carried on except for his Lewy body diagnosis, which made him decide not to put his family (and his public) through the end stages of that terrible disease. He was a truly funny, kind, talented, courageous and tenacious (not fragile) person and man.
He was and still is one of my childhood heros. He still is such an inspiration to me. I was devastated when I learned about his passing especially with how he went. I and so many others still miss him. RIP Robin, we will always love you.
Me too a lot, foster kid in the 70s and into the 80s mork from ork and he made me laugh when there wasn’t so much to laugh about. I will always be a fan. I cried when I found out he was gone from us.
My mom died when I was 5 I look up his videos to feel. He taught me to feel again after I lost her to cancer and my dad wasn't around. He and he alone. Patch Adams. Taught me you can be happy in sickness.
brilliant! brilliant. mind to think that every stand-up act and every late night talk show was all freeform. it was no script, no notes. it was just off the top of his head. that is brilliant. I miss him everyday
This man has brought me to hilarity and tears. I still watch him from time to time with great poignancy. I miss him, his exceptional talents and deep wisdom. I imagine many people feel the same way!
@@Enlightenment246 nothing selfish about it ! Your a person yourself. I’m sure you being on a dark road where you felt the world coming crashing down on yourself and no one to reach out to help you ! It’s a hard thing to put that rope around yourself. But people do it every day Some people have fought hard battles to where they just can’t do it anymore. Terrible way to go but he’s at peace now.
The thing about life is it's usually the people that we see as "Happy" "Healthy" people or people that just always seem to see the bright side of things are usually going through the darkest times in their life. I speak from experience.
You're damn right ! the expression I really can't bear about people who died by suicide is "I don't understand, he/she had everything to be happy". You NEVER know. Never.
"I don't know how much value I have in this universe. But I do know that I've made a few people happier than they would have been without me. As long as I know that, I'm as rich as I'll ever need to be."
I remember the sad day this great man passed. It was a horrible feeling that a man with whom brought such joy to our lives through his experiences was gone forever. 💔 May he rest in peace. 🙏
I remember the first time I heard his name. I was a sophomore in high school, and a girl I knew told me she saw a comedian do a show the previous night at the College of Marin. She said, "This guy was the funniest guy she's ever heard" and then she struggled to remember his name. Finally she said Robin.... Robin Williams, and told me about some of his show. All I remember now is something about, "getting small", "reality, what a concept", and "I grew up in the slums of Tiburon. This was about 6 months before Mork and Mindy. Our local news stories were about the *local kid who made it big.* As it turned out he had attended my high school 10 years before me, and his family still lived in my neighborhood, except I literally lived in the slums of Tiburon, on the other side of the tracks. The joke is that He lived on Belveder Island, when nobody wanted to live on that stupid little Island overlooking Sausalito. He was the guy who was a million miles away, and 'literally' almost the guy next door. He was a beautiful human being who struggled more than most of us. I cried when he left us because depression has been, through my life a close and familiar friend.
@@Leo-mr1qz You are very welcome. Sometimes the best things in life are the stories that we can share. I never met him, though I know folks that did know him. He definitely knew how to deliver a story, that could make us laugh, and contemplate if we should cry instead. He will be with us for a very long time as learn what a short time we each really have. ✌
@@jamiemcfarland8448 Yes he did. He also did a lot of drugs (cocaine) during his prime, that permanently depleted his serotonin supplies. That could be a reason why he felt like he couldn't go on any longer. His "happy hormone" was gone.
I think in a way he really was. Growing up in a broken home where my parents could never see eye to eye and experiencing such division, some of the only times and the only thing that we all gathered together for a laugh was with Robin Williams. During those times, everything was okay and there was healing. So I think for me, yes in a way he was one of the family. He certainly made us feel more like a family when we laughed and cried with him. R.I.P Robin.
Some people are a definite light in this world, they are very rare, Robin was one of those lights, and I wish those around him looked after him they way we know he did for them....He was so many people’s childhood❤️❤️❤️
I've lived with depression for over 35 years. Robin brought a lot of laughter to a mind riddled with melancholia. I think that's why his death struck me so hard. I miss him.
I too grew up with depression caused by childhood PTSD. Robin never claimed to be the healer. He claimed God as the healer. And he was right. I have recovered from a very traumatic childhood and deep depression by God's grace. Robin knew this. What a prophet he was and how sad many people didn't know it and still don't.
I believe there is a small, precious group of people who will do anything for someone without expecting anything in return. Realizing that these selfless souls are so rare, and knowing that even though you’re helping without expecting anything back, you sometimes wish to feel that kindness too. We live in such a fast-paced world, where genuine human connections have become scarce, and we need to learn how to truly listen to each other again. We have lost so much to a world that has become so careless. Please, take care of yourself and listen to those around you. Reach out early, and talk to your friends. Life is incredibly precious, and losing someone like Robin is a heartbreak I wish upon no one. Rest in Peace, Robin. May you find peace wherever you are.
Oh man, watching back all of the interviews, all of the footage of him... And knowing what we do now, we are always too slow to see that he was trying to ask for help, and STILL he tried to HELP US ALL at the same time. How can nearly 7 billion people never meet one person, and STILL be upset that they are gone?!? Robin Williams is a magnificent monument to the potential for us to be better, to bring happiness. God bless this man's soul for eternity! ❤
Because normal people care about others simply because they are fellow human beings (no matter if they are famous or not) Only the vicious criminals and pedofiles deserve no such love
@@stephencharles8456 Robin Williams was deeply loved by many of those who actually knew him personally very well. People who are deeply loved in the manner he was are not as you describe. And as for you, I'm thinking it's high time you began tackling your long term anger issues along with any others seriously, and no doubt negatively, affecting your psyche.
Robin Williams went through a lot of dark nights of the soul. he explored places of himself that people aren't willing to go to. He was spiritually brave. And wonderfully talented
I really loved Robin Williams... He made millions laugh, and yet he was so sad. I could totally relate with him. I am so sorry that he is gone. He was an amazing man
Well said. I've been crying just now watching this, just as I cried as a kid, hearing that Karen Carpenter -- whose music meant so much to me -- had died. Robin Williams could make you laugh, make you cry, make you feel. Make you think. He was a gift to the World. Our gift to the World should be that we never stop remembering him.
Seven years, and I still mis him…. From ‘Mork and Mindy’ in my youth up to ‘Good Will Hunting’, this man brought me so much joy and laughter. Thank you, mr. Robin Williams.
We're a social animal and we have this mind that is able to feel awe. When we don't care and don't create conditions where sharing the wonders of this world is possible... then we're nothing but individuals in an anonymous crowd of technically advanced insects, who each have a little private fantasy of being the queen (sorry I didn't want to preach on you.. First I just wanted to write that I agree... And then that's what your comment made me ponder as I started writing)
If only he knew how many people he made feel understood, seen and heard. The love and peace he brought so many people who struggled and that's not counting those he simply brought pure joy too. I wish he had known
@@mirrorneurongirl Thank you. My best friend had Lewy Body Dementia. Although anxiety and depression are a part of the impact, their brain is being horribly ravaged and the disease's impact on is far beyond anything psychotherapy can help. I wish more people understood what terror he probably went through by losing memory, cognition, and as you said losing a sense of reality.
Dam this is the first time I’ve heard robins voice properly since his passing. If you close your eyes and listen carefully you will feel the presence of this wonderful person mister Williams
An amazing person. He gave me some of the funniest memories in television. The worst part of life is those who give you your best memories become a memory.
Idk about that. If Robin Williams, God rest his beautiful soul, cannot express how depressed he is and how much he’s hurting, with all his accomplishments and the art of his communication and acting skills, there’s no way in hell anyone would ever listen to me. I have tried to tell all those closest to me, especially my wife, how badly the negative things that she is doing is hurting me. I am not getting across to her. I’m not communicating properly. Because the alternative of she understands but just doesn’t care if I end my life, is too 💔
@@ibewcountry You speaking up now. I am listening. That is the hardest thing to do is speak up. People have issues in their heads that is not always easy to see from the outside. I know that dealing with my own issues. Listen to meditation has been my most helpful. When I think no one is listening to me. I don't know if this helps. It's with the best intentions.
@@ibewcountry just keep speaking out. Be true. I’m there right now. The only way through it is to first be honest with yourself, and genuine to others. You may not find many that understand but they ARE here. Your voice will be heard.
You never know when someone is really hurting. Be that person that really listens, if you haven’t heard from someone, make the effort to get in touch. You never know how much it means to someone. Miss you Robin….
I never thought that one "stranger" could affect me so much. This man will always have a very large place in my heart and I'll miss him. Insane that he left us that long ago already, still bring tears when i see videos like this of him.
We didn't realize what a wise man he really was. It broke my heart when he died knowing he was suffering. Whenever I hear his voice I stop and listen to what he is saying. I hope somehow he knows what a mark he left in this world.
I never really realized that Robin Williams was so spiritual until he passed away. He is one of those who got it - as he mentions at minute 3:55 - our knowledge and creativity are not really intrinsic to us. We are basically channeling information from a Divine source.
@@LNH152 It only sounds wrong because we have been brainwashed into believing that anything official is the absolute truth. I have spent years researching and I can tell you that there is a fortune of stuff that is hidden from us.
Quite philosophical, Robin. In some of his photos, he had a sad countenance, a sad affect. I'm sorry to learn, after he left us, that he desperately battled depression. Add the Lewy Body Dementia, revealed later as severe brain damage, it's unimaginable what torments he suffered. He was the most brilliant improvisational performer.
I can’t remember where, or exactly when, only that decades ago I read that as a group, comedians are the saddest people on earth. I’ll find something supportive of this, but it likely won’t be the original piece that really struck home and reminded me of my school days, and being the class clown.
Robin Williams encompassed the best traits of humanity. His brilliance & innate ability to touch on the core of humanity, to blend pathos & empathy with sadness, is a very heavy burden to internalize. The World lost an amazing human being when he died 7 years ago. His comedy routines would move me to a flood of tears-often vacillating between laughter & always providing food for thought. I always hoped I would meet him when I ventured into San Francisco from Alameda, CA. I was never blessed enough to get to thank him personally for the kindness, gentleness, compassion & love he brought into our World. I am forever grateful my life-if only through celluloid-was impacted by Robin Williams. May his light & love shine on.
@@joeomalley1252 read this too. It’s about how they find the irony of life and true human nature from the way they use perspective to analyzing everything. Same goes for Artist and Musicians.
One actor we lost due to suicide, but he touched so many ppl in so many ways through his acting an comedy, the world will never be the same without Robin Williams!~
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"I used to think the worst thing in life was to end up alone, it's not... the worst thing in life is to end up with people who make you feel alone". Robin Williams
So true sometimes I feel like goals and how to go about reaching them couldn't be further apart
So profound Only my family makes me less so.
Or make you wish you were alone because of your shame
Yeah, I totally get that.
This is a line from a movie Robin did. Not a quote from Robin himself.
“Everyone you meet is fighting a battle you know absolutely nothing about. Be kind. Always.”
-Robin Williams
I wish it was that easy. Its hard to be nice to someone who makes you feel heartbroken and unwanted. Someone who uses you, only gives 50% but expects you to give 100%. Someone who knows that everytime you see their name on your phone, your heart skips a beat.
I miss Robin Williams. He always seemed genuine and comfortable to be around. Sucks he felt so alone.
Anyone ever need to talk about your battles.. im all ears 💪🏾✊🏽👊
@@johnnyringo4463 i've heard the youtube comment section is a good substitute for therapy. Let me know how it works out
Change your Mind-sets and your life will chsnge but its up to YOU.
@@aomoxomoa3658 You sure come across as an asshole mate. Why make that comment other than to just insult someone? On a Robin Williams memorial video no less. You oughta be ashamed.
"I think the saddest people always try their hardest to make other people happy because they know what it's like to feel absolutely worthless and they do not want anybody else to feel like that."
Just dropping in ,to say I love your name 'I know exactly who you are". Blessings from New Zealand, UNITY IN DIVERSITY, TOGETHER WE ARE STRONGER.
Well said!
Yep, there’s probably some truth in that
Thats so true 100% am like that myself..X
SO TRUE 😑
Robin Williams was a GIFT to humanity. I will never, ever forget him.
Robin who. Oh yeah, him
You need to broaden your horizons.
@@deemika 🥱
@@battle_promaster3631 My comment was directed at karin, not you.
Jesus Christ was a gift to humanity.. Robin Williams was a quitter who took his own life instead of trusting God.. You won't learn anything worthwhile from that guy
“Everyone you meet is fighting a battle you know absolutely nothing about. Be kind. Always.”
-Robin Williams
Absolutely this.
Yes we are
Hi..OM G. . I JUST SENT M YOU THOS VIDEO. LOL
OMG. I JUDT SENT YOU THIS ..LOL
Cole shut your mouth windy
We miss you Robin, you were a shining light in a dimming world.
Yes he sure was
I can't believe it's been seven years already. Feels like yesterday 😞
I miss him still but so grateful for the laughs, lessons, love, light & memories
Suicides are destined for hell from what I understand. It's a sad shame. I hope God has mercy on him.
You still are
I lost my 13-year-old daughter to suicide six months ago. Needless to say, things have been a nightmare ever since. As a means of self-therapy and hopes of helping people, I started creating videos in which I hike through nature and narrate my journey with grief.
It's so important that we talk about it. It's a difficult, ugly part of life that our society tries to just pretend doesn't exist. Thank you for making content like this to try and improve the narrative and help others who are struggling.
Life is pointless, a absolute pointless horror trip!
I'm sorry for all of your pain
@@patriciavandevelde5469 I used to think this. I now have a son and that is my point.. to some point you are correct. But while I am alive and he is alive.. my point is to just be there for this pointless trip
Sorry for your loss.
@@michaelmorris9575bingo 💯
"I don't know how much value I have in this universe, but I do know i made a few people happier than they would of been without me, and as long as I know that. I'm as rich as I ever need to be" , Robin williams
He wore his pain like a badge of honor and in the end it was too much. We all miss you Robin.
no, it was the instance where he realizes the dementia is getting worse so he hurried back home and ingested the pills
@PhuquerkProductions Is that written anywhere, spoke of?
What a horrible thing to say
Yes indeed!
So true❤😢😊
The world would be a better place with more people like him. Selfless, intelligent, transparent, empathetic and good heart. I hope he's in a better place
I hope that he is in a better place too❤❤❤
He is in a better place- the cosmotic land of NO PAIN.
@@dealerdave69 "And that's the way it is." WALTER CRONKITE
He is now a star in the night sky. I feel like when people die the become a star in the sky thats why there is so many.
The problem is that we suffer more when we feel everything around us. It enables us to give ourselves up until there is no spark left
In my 75 years, I believe the death of Robin to be one of the most devestating things to occur. I hope the world always remembers and misses him.
I feel the same way. I think about him often. His passing makes no sense.
Stay Strong, Fred.
In 75 years worth of watching fucked up shit happen every single day Robin's death is top of the list!?!?🤔🤦🤡
@@sarahelmore3147 that's how impactful Williams was to him. And just how important Williams was. Says a lot, huh.
You are the same age as my mom...not quite as old as my father at 83, but a magical thing happens when you pass a certain threshold we all become peers. My parents introduced me to Robin in the 70s, coming off of happy days...I was a wee child then, X-gen is what you'd call me, but I still had time to grow up with him and look at him as a father figure, through pop eye to the world according to garp.....to everything...he touched this kid in the 70s to now a middle aged adult in current times and I will never forget him
Hard to believe we have been without his laughter and wisdom for now going on 10 years. His comedy got me through some dark times in my life.
❤
Robin and John Candy both...
Dude helped alot of people I'll remember him until my dying day, his commentary really helped through some rough points in life
Thanks to You Tube and other sites, he can still make you laugh.
Mrs. Doubtfire often plays on TV ~ but not my favorite.
There are people in this world who are “. beings of light”. Robin Williams is one of those people.
I am so glad you didn't say was even though you could have.
Only twice in my life have I ever seen an orb of light in the dark. The first time was when I turned to God in a moment of great fear. That amazing orb helped me get through my ordeal, and the next time was nearly a year later when I was watching Robin in Peter Pan. I thought to pray for him and asked God to forgive him if he ever did anything wrong, to let him be in heaven. I then said thank you to him for being the first time in my life where I believed in magic. And at that very moment, it came again.
Idk if it was an Angel, or maybe his soul, or just an acknowledgement. But it seems to me like he's okay, and in a much better place.
@@narsakucanada154 Thanks for sharing 👍🏼
Undoubtedly. He was light and love, and he was the friend we never got to meet. "Oh Captain! My Captain!"💔~APRIL LIPKE
We are all beings of light. The light lives inside of us, but we know it not..
Robins passing still hurts.. he was a one that will NEVER be replaced!
Agree. Him and Steve Irwin to me can never be replaced.
Amen, yes indeed.......
It sure does!! I think it will hurt.......forever...
I met him once in the early 80's. Our store didn't have what he was looking for, even then he was ahead of his time. But we had a nice chat, he seemed like a nice man. But then, while I was ringing up his purchase, he began to spontaneously perform with funny noises, silly voices and rapid fire jokes. I never asked for autograph because I wouldn't want people to bother me if I were recognizable. I wish I'd told him that he was good enough just the way he was. I miss him, and my life has so many synchronicities with his its quite ridiculous. My co-workers told me he came back in a couple of weeks later when I wasn't working. I'll never know why. Wish I had time to talk to him more
✌\m/✌
Dec2021, sure need him
We all love him, and we all miss him.... and there will never be another Robin Williams.
nope, we are all unique.
He was a legend
Indeed
Such a fantastic Human being🌹
I hope for the sake of the world soul that you are wrong, because we need a 'Robin Williams' or 3, more so now then ever before.
Actually Gabriel Iglesias (and others) goes a fair way to filling that role now that I think about it. He might not be as manic as Robin was, but he makes the day better, just by listening to one of his sets.
robin was a great man. i met him in vancouver, bc canada.He was a good man. life was getting heavy for him. he opened up, he was hurt.we talked. my life was no different. what i regret was that i had go to work, that day i last saw Robin. something inside was not right with me. then got some bad news, my freind is gone. i feel so guilty.. i always wonder if. i stayed he would be beside me and tell stories of life, we were so similar i miss you so much my freind. i will always be there for you, my best freind. i will see you soon.
My heart broke when he died. He was too good for this world. Such a kind, gentle, loving man. I hope he has found peace.
peace is inside everyone. God put it there
No one is good but God!
@@brandonow82 inappropriate and taken out of context. God is perfect people are not but they can still be considered good or acceptable
Couldn’t agree more , kindness gentleness and above all lovingness cost nothing but will enrich your life . More importantly it will enrich those around you .
I don’t believe in god , I hope those that do take strength from it . It’s just a personal thing .
I put all my faith in to my wife and 2 children.
I also try and be the kindest version of me I can be .. I don’t need a god to do that I just need a soul
He never sat at my table and shared a meal, yet he feels like family. Good God, I miss him so much, it hurts.
He is here with us. You will see him soon. Yes, he is alive
I wish he had randomly dialed a number and got me......I would have helped him. 😥
@@spotlightofficial788 IF WANNA GET DOWN.. down on the ground... Song should be, IF YOU WANNA GET EARLY PARKINSON'S AND DIE SHAKING ON THE FLOOR.. COCAINE!! Live fast, die young and burn up into a phoenix. that's what he did. He never hid his cocaine addiction. And there are plenty of studies that link cocaine and Parkinson's disease. So no my friend, you probably couldn't have done anything for a 63 year old life time alcoholic and cocaine addict but enjoy what he put out into the universe.
@@chrischris5510 Interesting comment. He was friends with Christopher Reeves and saw what happened to him and Reeve's strong spirit. I didn't think he was still a cocaine addict at 63 and he presumably clean---maybe not, maybe he relapsed? Is that what you're saying? Don't assume RW knew the connection between cocaine and parkinsons. RW never struck me as truly self destructive. Just the opposite really. I think he was so sad and that's partly why he was the clown. I have seem people completely ignore RW serious side in interviews and just wanted him to be funny ALL THE TIME. Like Oprah or almost anyone who interviewed him. It's like only a few people closest to him really knew him or saw who he really was. That's sad.
@@chrischris5510 Compassion comes to mind. But thanks for the reality check.
One of the greatest men to ever bless this earth. RIP 🙏
100%
for me, it was my father, Robin was weak
angel dear, when you are gods light, it because god makes you an angel...men cannot know gods light unless they have already been to heaven once already
or unless they find it along the way
Im him. I feel his heart 🥺💔
It’s 2024 and I still miss this man. He gave me a remembrance of childhood due to his movies but he also gave me insight into my adulthood. He comforted me and made me feel less alone. I’ll miss him and his spirit as long as I’m here.
Me to😢
I am in my 60’s and I remember seeing Robin Williams when Mork and Mindy aired on TV and seeing his movies throughout my life. It amazes me how deeply sad I felt and cried the day he died. Even today watching his movies when its done and the credits roll by my first thought is how much we all miss him and how the world could use his humor now. Robin thank you for the many years of laughter and insight, may you rest in peace.
DITTO!
@deborahc..
That is beautiful & so true.
at 70 robin impacted mylife. i put on my checks "it's to Bad that whats right in life is what's left after you do every thing else wrong" hope i got that correct. no one ever got that
Me too
Me too ... 😭
Mr Williams had a profound sadness behind his kind blue eyes, even at his most hilarious, it was always there, the pathos that we as humans share, humour, after all, at its most honest, comes from pain. Williams was an overseer of comedy at its most divine and we are all the better for having glimpsed his genius, RIP MR. Williams.
Channeling is what I believe happens when I open myself to give
Well said!
I absolutely love this comment.
❤❤❤❤❤
I love this!
You made me laugh, cry smile and think all throughout my growing years, and in to my adulthood. Your energy will never be replaced. I hope you found your Venice in your next journey sweet human x x
Well said. Truly a beautiful sweet compassionate intelligent magnificent. (hairy) man
Amen Chris. 🙏♥️
This is beautiful xxx
🙏 Robin wait for us, we will all be there soon.
@@doyoulovehimloretta1607 his energy helped model us, I am sure our energy will find his again. We just need to keep positive and be there for others but above all else, be kind to ourselves. I will never stop trying to find my purpose, just as our sweet Robin never stopped. Stay safe Patty x
Not a single one of us doesn't pray or wish we could go back in time and find him before he did it. Give him a hug and make sure he stays with us.
It's getting close to 10 years since he passed. Still one of my favorite actors growing up. Miss you Robin.
Is it nearly ten years!?
I remember when i heard of his death when i was young and i felt so upset cuz he was the genie of the lamp for me and ever since i heard of his death i wanted to see more of his movies. "the fisher king" being one of my favourites. He was and always will be an inspriational figure for so many people
Same here…
yeah but he didn't end his life, THEY made it look that way cause him and the lead singer of Linkin park were both gonna make public of the pedophilia in Hollywood and they got ended because of it.
🤗💫
Passed?? Oh, you mean when he strangled himself on a doorknob ? Whatever.
This was the first celebrity death that genuinely broke my heart..I loved him and his stand ups were the best ever! RIP Robin!
His death hit home with me.I was taking care my dear husband who also died from Lewy Body Dementia . Heart shredding. Five years and it feels like yesterday. I loved them both, gentle beautiful souls.
Me too!
I actully cried upon hearing of Robin's death, he really did so much for me as I was growing up. The only other celebrity death that affected me was Alex Trebek's. In fact, they both still affect me, as they both have made an impact on my life. Tearing up as I type this...
You were indeed a very deep thinker and soul. You used comedy to spread your message.!
Robin williams, is in heaven, I KNOW HE IS< GOD KNOWS WHOS GOOD>>>YOU THINK GOD WOULDNT HAVE ROBIN THERE....COME ON!
No performer's passing has ever left such a void in the familiar universe as Robin Williams. His career represented a group of elements on the periodic table of our imagination. I will never feel a sense of loss for a complete stranger so familiar as Robin. You were dearly loved.
Wow, what a wonderful comment you wrote
Wow! I totally feel that same way it’s like I knew him without meeting him😟
I love your words here
@@lillymay9488 You said it. I'm 51 so I was there from Mork & Mindy onward, and it was like losing a friend.
My dad passed away in 2014 & a few months later Robin passed away...my heart broke for the man that was my dad & for the man I grew up watching as a kid that always made me laugh when I was having a bad day. Robin's death made me realize that the world will never be the same. I don't usually cry over people I don't know, but I did for Robin. I felt that void too. We love you Robin Williams. May you find peace!💜
Robin Williams passing broke my heart. He was a ball of light that kept on giving. He was a comedic genius and an excellent actor too. I loved him and I miss him sooooo much.
Beautifully Said 💖💖💖
80s child here. He was happiness and wonder.
I developed a deep depression over the pandemic and it never went away. It caused my 8 year relationship to end. I couldnt understand what was going on with me because I could never fully understand how people with mental illness felt. Now that I have experienced the feeling and hit rock bottom. I have nothing but sympathy and empathy for everyone struggling in life. R.I.P Mr. Robin Williams 😢
You are not alone my Friend , nobody is alone at this Planet. Mork from Ork
Much love to you precious!
The Lessons of Life are realy Bad , but that is the Quest of finding to yourself and to be you . I was Depressed too ,because of all the sickness and Bad Politics, and i can read in Faces , my whole Life , and Politics are Most Not saying the Truth , and i cant understand why.
I hope you'll be ok, I believe in you
@Video Games See IT AS Gift or State of Concenis but you are not ill. Your Brain cant Work with the Truth , that is why Most Peoples Brain tillt by many Openmindet Real Facts.
"Everyone gets given a tiny piece of madness and if you lose that you have nothing"
He was a great man.
Every time I hear this beautiful amazing funny person talk I cry and it makes me sad that he helped so many people to laugh while he himself was in so much torment. I miss him so much he was so funny and I just wanted to hug him at the end and tell him he was loved as well, 😭🥰
Anyone who grew up through his time will always have a part of him. He is not gone at all and this is the beautiful sadness of it all. Robin Williams will always put a smile on your face
🥰ALWAYS🥰
Those are big facts. He puts a smile on my daughters face as well. I refuse to let the work of this legend die die.
We were fortunate.☺️
☺️YESSS
He committed suicide, worst example to all, ultimate loser was Robin Williams.
He really has one of the kindest faces you’ll ever see
Like Chris Cuomo
@@stephencharles8456 You knew him personally?
@@stephencharles8456 First off, I don’t believe you knew him at all. Second, you know these things how? Lastly, why do you care??
@@stephencharles8456 Triggered? Haha. No, it’s called dialog. If anyone was triggered it was you sir since you kept writing how Robin was a wife beater, coke addict etc.
"I don't know how much value I have in this universe. But I do know one thing, I've made some people happier then they would've been without me. As long as I know that, I'm as rich as I'll ever be." this quote has Brought a change of perspective in my lifeline. Now I know how to live
Same . Your doing good 😊
@@RebeccaWCsknowledge thank you soo much. It's fulfilling that you understand the same interest
@@stewartelder7039 absolutely 💙🙏
ditto
Robin was one of the wisest man walking on the Earth. He did not know it, but he had true wisdom.
He is greatly missed. What a wonderful human being he was.
I was fortunate to meet Robin Williams while deployed. He came to the Aid Station I worked at and gave a bit of his time as Patch Adams and then as the fun loving and happy self. It is a good memory and I will continue to find joy in it. May he and his family have peace. May we move to a more kind and accepting nation and to a more kind and accepting world. I feel it is worth it.
AMEN BROTHER
I absolutely love Patch Adams. Robin was such a special actor
Oh wow, I was in Iraq in 2011, and I believe someone mentioned he had been there not long before. It would’ve been my dream to meet him in person!
My understanding is that he paid for those trips with his own money, to visit the troops.
✌\m/✌
I met Robin at the back door of The Comedy Store, he was an amazing human being.
your one blessed guy.
@bennyssen5821 Robin Williams died of a rare brain disease.😢
@@bennyssen5821 “Everyone you meet is fighting a battle you know absolutely nothing about. Be kind. Always.” Robin Williams
Words don't do it justice to describe the positive impact he has had on others. 💛
So true🌹
🥰🥰🥰
We miss Robin. I think he would be happy knowing he still makes us smile, just the thought of him. 😊🦋
He was such a gift to the world. I can't believe it's been 7 years since he left us. It feels like yesterday.
My goodness 7 years 😔🦋
Once in a while we need someone like Robin Williams to remind us that magical things happen when you truly love the human race.
I cry every time I watch one of his movies because I miss him so much. I admired him and his strength. He holds a special spot in my heart. I hate growing older, because all of my favorite people are dying.
Hi Emily, how are you
I understand how you feel Emily. I hate growing older too (I'm 76). I've lost so many people who were near and dear to me, and it hurts like hell, doesn't it? My most traumatic loss was when my 44 year old nephew hung himself in 2007. He was like a son to me, as I helped my parents raise him. To me, that's the worst part of aging...."all of your favorite people dying". 😢
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Well said.
@@JC-tp5lz Yes. You don’t think about all this when you’re young. I’m only 65, but almost all my friends have died - and with each person a little bit of your shared history is lost. No, it’s no fun. I’m so sorry for the terrible loss of your nephew - I’ve had a similar loss. You don’t get over death, you learn to somehow live with it - and it’s hard.
@J C Thank you for this information, J C. I have both of these books on my reading list now. Thanks so much! Blessings to you!
Whoever put this video together, thank you... There will only ever be one Robin Williams and this is a wonderful tribute. 🥰
Wow! The hardest thing about depression is trying to get people to understand, and when they don't, it gets harder and makes you more depressed, and what's scary, I suffer from depression too, and I didn't even see it in Robin! The world stood still when his death was announced around the globe! Robin did make an impact in the world, and a part of us died with him. He will be remembered, loved and missed forever. R.I.P. Mr. Robin Williams. 😪
Trust me(even as a stranger) when I say you are far from alone. Keep reaching out, keep sharing because the rest of us who deal with depression need to know that we have friends like you-that we just never met.
Me too man you’re exactly right
@@weedmusicandfood5189 it's worse when you try and talk about it, and they take it lightly like saying... Oh, your just feeling sorry for yourself, or, look at others that have it worse than you, or get over it...ect.ect. that's why people with depression stop talking about it, or stop trying to get help, then they feel even more depressed and alone, which usually ends in suicide. Don't take people's depression lightly, cause you may be hurting them even more than helping them! Weed, you sound like a caring and understanding person, and God bless you.
@@jayceew.rabbit9358 I agree with you completely and thanks for the compliment.
I've dealt with it off and on most of my life and for me, being around the right people(even when that may seem limited at times) is a huge step in the right direction.
Try to stay focused on your strengths, not your mistakes or off days.
Also keep in mind that like one of my mentors always says "Its a moment, not a monument"
We all have stuff we wish we could have done better or not done at all but don't let the negative crap and the nay sayers bring you down.
They all have their own shit, they just don't have the strength to show it but hopefully some day they will.
In the meantime those of us with the disease need to be kind to ourselves and others, even when you have those days where you want to say FTW, and we all do.
Be safe brother.
You are so right about feeling even more alone when people don't understand depression. For me, it is almost more painful after I tried to reach out to a Counselor and they didn't care-didn't even TRY! to understand me😥😥😥-and I knew for certain I really was all alone in this great big world. Especially when I called the Suicide Hotlines and they were Mean so Mean! And it's not about Faith-or Religion because you can have that and still when Depression hits it is like an earthquake in your soul. At least for me.
I always Loved Robin Williams and "Dead Poets Society"-"Awakenings"-"Goodwill Hunting"-"What Dreams May Come"(I cried through that whole movie it got to me so much. He was that very Special REAL person that I felt he understood my private pain. Like He knew me in a wierd and crazy way- and maybe Robin Williams thought I was okay. That he wouldn't judge me. The way I have been judged SO MANY TIMES-and wrongly. The way I was Observed and Watched for a Reaction by the counselor who told me he had died😥. She wanted me to produce tears on the spot. But like so many other counselors who took all MY words and turned them around and used them as arrows against me-HURTING ME 😥😥😥😥😥 SO BADLY!-She just did not understand. Later she wrote that I was hurting myself when I worked-out and that I had "Suicide ideation"-and that IS FALSE! Working out has been the One Constant that I use to Fight off my Depression. All my Life it has been my private tool that doesn't take a Pill. It's just Me making my Life Work. People can be SO CRUEL!
I am sending you some Love and Support💖🌺 in battling your Depression.
I understand. I Do.
Brave Onward in your own best way ~
It's your Life! Work hard to keep it 💖
Robin Williams was an incredible comedian and actor. He apears to be an incredible person also.
An inspiration to us all
Robin Williams......, One of the "GREATEST THAT EVER LIVED"......!!!!!!!
😢I miss the ground breaking characters Robin brought to life.
It is true that only the good die young.❤
Creative people are often incredibly depressed. They have so much to give but are deeply sad. The only reason I’m still here at 38 is because of Robin ❤️
He was such an inspiration, one of the most gifted people ever. It was such a sad day when it all ended! We truly never know what others are going through behind closed doors. Sure they smile they joke and say nothing is wrong, but deep down inside they are crying out for someone to notice their pain. And unfortunately in many cases its too late before people realize that. R.I.P Robin you were loved by many...
You said this sentiment perfectly, I couldn't have said it better, so I won't try. Thank you🙏💕
I will admit, the day I heard the news, it’s one of the few times I instantly wept. The world lost a true light and everyone knew it. RIP brother Robin! We will see you again…..
Well said 💚
Medication doesn’t always help either.
@@stanlangley5670 Definitely. I Watched a documentary on his life with a ton of interviews and he lived a rough life at times. Just because you are rich doesn’t mean you’re necessarily happy.
I remember a quote someone once told me and he attributed to Robin....
I use to think loneliness was the saddest thing but I was wrong...it's being surrounded by the ones you love and feeling lonely...
World's Greatest Dad, Robin says something close to that but in character, so not really a quote but a movie line.
@ Donald Dump: Amen. I absolutely concur.
That feeling must be some time of pathological condition. It makes no sense.
@@MargauxKim_13 because the quote is inaccurate
@@MargauxKim_13 no its not..today world is disconnected from the essence of life and love. We constantly battle with our subconscious about the purpose of our life and happiness. Loneliness is deep inside all of us
You never know who’s really hurting inside. It’s good to treat everyone with respect and love
You reap what you sew
I can't believe so many years have gone by since he passed, it seems like just yesterday. Beautiful montage of him!
My first movie as a kid I saw with Robin Williams was the movie popeye lol I love this man
What Dreams May Come. Sad but a good flick. By the by as well you look nice in your pic!
How fascinating he is...... you mind if we indulge more on a little conversation?
Iant kno he was dead damn i must be too young
@@stephencharles8456 >this children is a hand.
>Hes not even trying anymore.
I don't know how much value I have in this universe, but I do know that I've made a few people happier than they would have been without me.
Robin Williams
Suffering from mental illness this quote makes me want to continue on with life
I’d like to say to you that you are a great person. No matter what’s been said and done
Take care of yourself, you are ok. And the fact you opened up is a great sign you are going to be fine.
Please don’t ever give in.
Keep going brother x you've got the world at your feet.
You have strengths you don't know. But from the outside looking in it takes truth and honestly to admit you need help
All everyone's saying here about mental illness is valuable, but no one seems to acknowledge the cause of RW's suicide, which is no sin--particularly in his case. Yes he lived with depression, but would have carried on except for his Lewy body diagnosis, which made him decide not to put his family (and his public) through the end stages of that terrible disease. He was a truly funny, kind, talented, courageous and tenacious (not fragile) person and man.
He was and still is one of my childhood heros. He still is such an inspiration to me. I was devastated when I learned about his passing especially with how he went. I and so many others still miss him. RIP Robin, we will always love you.
Me too a lot, foster kid in the 70s and into the 80s mork from ork and he made me laugh when there wasn’t so much to laugh about. I will always be a fan. I cried when I found out he was gone from us.
My mom died when I was 5 I look up his videos to feel. He taught me to feel again after I lost her to cancer and my dad wasn't around. He and he alone. Patch Adams. Taught me you can be happy in sickness.
Exactly ❤
Robin Williams and Richard Pryor and George Carlson spoke the absolute truth in their platform.
"The thing that matters.... are others" - this was the essence Robin Williams. RIP; You are missed almost every day.
To see this beautiful man talk is a blessing. May he rest in peace!
@@stephencharles8456 maybe he was I don't know him personally
He was such a beautiful soul.
his soul still out there, and here JJ (;
He left a legacy of beautiful memories and inspiring words. As long as we can still reach out and touch these things, he’ll never really be gone.
A great man with a wonderful addiction to no BS truthfulness,. RIP Robin Williams. And thank you. Thank you.
still makes me cry, he is a real human being, being human. RIP Robin, we love you.
He was lied to and that's what broke him
brilliant! brilliant. mind to think that every stand-up act and every late night talk show was all freeform. it was no script, no notes. it was just off the top of his head. that is brilliant. I miss him everyday
Yes I love you William 😢
This man has brought me to hilarity and tears. I still watch him from time to time with great poignancy. I miss him, his exceptional talents and deep wisdom. I imagine many people feel the same way!
I do, Nanu! Nanu!
Me too
So beautifully said NM .
Indeed. What a blessed wise guy he was.
We do
It's not about the destination it's about the journey.
Thank you Robin.
What a great human being and in my opinion the GOAT of comedy , RIP Robin xox
Wow, it's been 8 years already? It feels like we lost him yesterday. Thank you for this montage.
We didn’t lose him he selfishly hung him self.
@@Enlightenment246 no he fuckn didnt. He jumped off a biig fuckn bridge. N it dont matter
@@setterhound7765 no he hung himself sadly
@@Enlightenment246 nothing selfish about it ! Your a person yourself. I’m sure you being on a dark road where you felt the world coming crashing down on yourself and no one to reach out to help you !
It’s a hard thing to put that rope around yourself.
But people do it every day
Some people have fought hard battles to where they just can’t do it anymore.
Terrible way to go but he’s at peace now.
Tortured souls trying to make others smile and happy. Yet no one knows they need it just as much.
that sounds like me.
@@2girls1cup36 hope you find happiness. Take care of yourself! Find someone who you listen to, that is willing to listen back without criticism.
Yuppers!
@@2girls1cup36 Yuppies! Too
Is so true!!! 💚
The thing about life is it's usually the people that we see as "Happy" "Healthy" people or people that just always seem to see the bright side of things are usually going through the darkest times in their life. I speak from experience.
I couldn't agree more.
Likewise
You're damn right ! the expression I really can't bear about people who died by suicide is "I don't understand, he/she had everything to be happy". You NEVER know. Never.
So true !
Agreed
"I don't know how much value I have in this universe. But I do know that I've made a few people happier than they would have been without me. As long as I know that, I'm as rich as I'll ever need to be."
I remember the sad day this great man passed. It was a horrible feeling that a man with whom brought such joy to our lives through his experiences was gone forever. 💔 May he rest in peace. 🙏
I remember the first time I heard his name. I was a sophomore in high school, and a girl I knew told me she saw a comedian do a show the previous night at the College of Marin. She said, "This guy was the funniest guy she's ever heard" and then she struggled to remember his name. Finally she said Robin.... Robin Williams, and told me about some of his show. All I remember now is something about, "getting small", "reality, what a concept", and "I grew up in the slums of Tiburon.
This was about 6 months before Mork and Mindy. Our local news stories were about the *local kid who made it big.*
As it turned out he had attended my high school 10 years before me, and his family still lived in my neighborhood, except I literally lived in the slums of Tiburon, on the other side of the tracks. The joke is that He lived on Belveder Island, when nobody wanted to live on that stupid little Island overlooking Sausalito. He was the guy who was a million miles away, and 'literally' almost the guy next door. He was a beautiful human being who struggled more than most of us. I cried when he left us because depression has been, through my life a close and familiar friend.
@@tomgraves6463 What a wonderful story. ❤Thank you for sharing it.
@@Leo-mr1qz
You are very welcome. Sometimes the best things in life are the stories that we can share. I never met him, though I know folks that did know him. He definitely knew how to deliver a story, that could make us laugh, and contemplate if we should cry instead. He will be with us for a very long time as learn what a short time we each really have. ✌
He committed $uicide $till in $hock yet u never know 🔊🙏
@@jamiemcfarland8448 Yes he did. He also did a lot of drugs (cocaine) during his prime, that permanently depleted his serotonin supplies. That could be a reason why he felt like he couldn't go on any longer. His "happy hormone" was gone.
I love Robin as much as a family member, can't explain it.
I think in a way he really was. Growing up in a broken home where my parents could never see eye to eye and experiencing such division, some of the only times and the only thing that we all gathered together for a laugh was with Robin Williams. During those times, everything was okay and there was healing. So I think for me, yes in a way he was one of the family. He certainly made us feel more like a family when we laughed and cried with him. R.I.P Robin.
Why don't you marry him?
You and I BOTH ☮️🕊️
@@billyjackbuzzard Dude... that's just stupid. Maybe one day (if you grow up), you'll understand.
Some people are a definite light in this world, they are very rare, Robin was one of those lights, and I wish those around him looked after him they way we know he did for them....He was so many people’s childhood❤️❤️❤️
I've lived with depression for over 35 years. Robin brought a lot of laughter to a mind riddled with melancholia. I think that's why his death struck me so hard. I miss him.
Stay strong, darling. Your unique, 😍
Stay firm. Do meditations. Sadhu guru' meditation Isha Crea helps me
Absolutely. We lost one of our own. Another team mate who quit… who’s next?
Hugs to you. May you find joy in the moments. ❤️
I too grew up with depression caused by childhood PTSD. Robin never claimed to be the healer. He claimed God as the healer. And he was right. I have recovered from a very traumatic childhood and deep depression by God's grace. Robin knew this. What a prophet he was and how sad many people didn't know it and still don't.
I believe there is a small, precious group of people who will do anything for someone without expecting anything in return. Realizing that these selfless souls are so rare, and knowing that even though you’re helping without expecting anything back, you sometimes wish to feel that kindness too. We live in such a fast-paced world, where genuine human connections have become scarce, and we need to learn how to truly listen to each other again. We have lost so much to a world that has become so careless. Please, take care of yourself and listen to those around you. Reach out early, and talk to your friends. Life is incredibly precious, and losing someone like Robin is a heartbreak I wish upon no one. Rest in Peace, Robin. May you find peace wherever you are.
Oh man, watching back all of the interviews, all of the footage of him...
And knowing what we do now, we are always too slow to see that he was trying to ask for help, and STILL he tried to HELP US ALL at the same time.
How can nearly 7 billion people never meet one person, and STILL be upset that they are gone?!?
Robin Williams is a magnificent monument to the potential for us to be better, to bring happiness. God bless this man's soul for eternity! ❤
Beautiful ✌ Forever in our hearts and souls. 💜
You are a poet, feel the same, tks for your words, just beautiful 😍 ❤ said.
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Thats what 😳 l i f e is all about.
R.i.p. RW my 💘
Oh man… I agree with you wholeheartedly. This just made me cry… I swear. I’ve cried more in the last 6 months than ever in my life
I coulldn't agree more 💖🙏💖
Because normal people care about others simply because they are fellow human beings (no matter if they are famous or not) Only the vicious criminals and pedofiles deserve no such love
How fortunate to have been alive to witness such an extraordinary soul.
One special, special, special guy.
@@stephencharles8456 Robin Williams was deeply loved by many of those who actually knew him personally very well. People who are deeply loved in the manner he was are not as you describe.
And as for you, I'm thinking it's high time you began tackling your long term anger issues along with any others seriously, and no doubt negatively, affecting your psyche.
Robin Williams went through a lot of dark nights of the soul. he explored places of himself that people aren't willing to go to. He was spiritually brave. And wonderfully talented
Alcohol is a cash cow virtually everywhere in the world; that's why how devastating it is goes unspoken
The man was a genius, and his greatest intelligence was found through his empathy and kindness.
I really loved Robin Williams... He made millions laugh, and yet he was so sad. I could totally relate with him. I am so sorry that he is gone. He was an amazing man
Well said. I've been crying just now watching this, just as I cried as a kid, hearing that Karen Carpenter -- whose music meant so much to me -- had died. Robin Williams could make you laugh, make you cry, make you feel. Make you think. He was a gift to the World. Our gift to the World should be that we never stop remembering him.
Seven years, and I still mis him…. From ‘Mork and Mindy’ in my youth up to ‘Good Will Hunting’, this man brought me so much joy and laughter. Thank you, mr. Robin Williams.
Nanu nanu
@@setterhound7765 greetings from Ork😊
Mork and Mindy...))
"The thing that matters are others." And there you have it, wisdom. Not things, not pride, not wealth. Others.
We're a social animal and we have this mind that is able to feel awe.
When we don't care and don't create conditions where sharing the wonders of this world is possible... then we're nothing but individuals in an anonymous crowd of technically advanced insects, who each have a little private fantasy of being the queen
(sorry I didn't want to preach on you.. First I just wanted to write that I agree... And then that's what your comment made me ponder as I started writing)
I miss you, Mr. Williams. I am eternally grateful for how you showed us the way, how you were vulnerable, and hilarious.
If only he knew how many people he made feel understood, seen and heard. The love and peace he brought so many people who struggled and that's not counting those he simply brought pure joy too. I wish he had known
He did, but he just couldn't take it any more.
@@mirrorneurongirl I think he was justified in the route he took, only I wish he didn't have to go alone and so painfully (hanging) like that
@@mirrorneurongirl Thank you. My best friend had Lewy Body Dementia. Although anxiety and depression are a part of the impact, their brain is being horribly ravaged and the disease's impact on is far beyond anything psychotherapy can help. I wish more people understood what terror he probably went through by losing memory, cognition, and as you said losing a sense of reality.
I choose to believe that he knows now.
Hi 👋, how are you doing
Dam this is the first time I’ve heard robins voice properly since his passing. If you close your eyes and listen carefully you will feel the presence of this wonderful person mister Williams
All I can do hearing him is cry, this world right now needs his warmth. Bless you.
What a beautiful soul. God bless you Mr Williams.
And tortured at the same time
An amazing person. He gave me some of the funniest memories in television. The worst part of life is those who give you your best memories become a memory.
We did not deserve him... He was such a beautiful person. R.I.P. Robin, much like many other young men you changed my life for the better. I love you.
Everyone struggling with mental illness. We got this. Stay strong someone is always listening. You are worthy.
Idk about that. If Robin Williams, God rest his beautiful soul, cannot express how depressed he is and how much he’s hurting, with all his accomplishments and the art of his communication and acting skills, there’s no way in hell anyone would ever listen to me. I have tried to tell all those closest to me, especially my wife, how badly the negative things that she is doing is hurting me. I am not getting across to her. I’m not communicating properly. Because the alternative of she understands but just doesn’t care if I end my life, is too 💔
@@ibewcountry You speaking up now. I am listening. That is the hardest thing to do is speak up. People have issues in their heads that is not always easy to see from the outside. I know that dealing with my own issues. Listen to meditation has been my most helpful. When I think no one is listening to me. I don't know if this helps. It's with the best intentions.
@@ibewcountry just keep speaking out. Be true. I’m there right now. The only way through it is to first be honest with yourself, and genuine to others. You may not find many that understand but they ARE here. Your voice will be heard.
More reasons why we need to support and love one another 🙏🏾🙏🏾 Make this world a better place 🥰
@@didiclaire7466 I agree
You never know when someone is really hurting. Be that person that really listens, if you haven’t heard from someone, make the effort to get in touch. You never know how much it means to someone. Miss you Robin….
What a Spiritual Being we were Blessed to Witness ! 🕯️👁️📜🙏👑
The man was so amazing, i think he was a genius, it's a sad world when this can happen to such a special person, the world loves and misses Robin.❤🌷❤
Such a brilliant actor, so sad that his pain was so deep. Glad he shared his gift with the world.💗🙏
Hi Janice, how are you doing
You can tell by looking at his face and eyes, he was a kind, kind man.
Awh,he was such a deep and beaut😅ful soul taught us so much.
I never thought that one "stranger" could affect me so much. This man will always have a very large place in my heart and I'll miss him. Insane that he left us that long ago already, still bring tears when i see videos like this of him.
I miss him like a sibling or parent right now… I miss all I’ll never know about him and what else he would have produced…
We didn't realize what a wise man he really was. It broke my heart when he died knowing he was suffering. Whenever I hear his voice I stop and listen to what he is saying. I hope somehow he knows what a mark he left in this world.
I never really realized that Robin Williams was so spiritual until he passed away. He is one of those who got it - as he mentions at minute 3:55 - our knowledge and creativity are not really intrinsic to us. We are basically channeling information from a Divine source.
@Raj Iyer Exactly. Allow our pineal gland to attune ;)
That is why the greatest geniuses and scientists can't explain where all their biggest ideas and wisdom come from.
@Raj Iyer Its your level of vibration and your pineal gland as well. Research pineal gland on RUclips not in official textbooks.
@@LNH152 It only sounds wrong because we have been brainwashed into believing that anything official is the absolute truth. I have spent years researching and I can tell you that there is a fortune of stuff that is hidden from us.
@@KNOWHOPE72
Stuff hidden from us by who?
Robin Williams, you touched so many lives. You are loved and missed!
Robin Williams was such a great human being. This man had such a beautiful soul. Souls like these aren't something you see everyday.
Quite philosophical, Robin. In some of his photos, he had a sad countenance, a sad affect. I'm sorry to learn, after he left us, that he desperately battled depression. Add the Lewy Body Dementia, revealed later as severe brain damage, it's unimaginable what torments he suffered. He was the most brilliant improvisational performer.
I can’t remember where, or exactly when, only that decades ago I read that as a group, comedians are the saddest people on earth. I’ll find something supportive of this, but it likely won’t be the original piece that really struck home and reminded me of my school days, and being the class clown.
Robin Williams encompassed the best traits of humanity. His brilliance & innate ability to touch on the core of humanity, to blend pathos & empathy with sadness, is a very heavy burden to internalize. The World lost an amazing human being when he died 7 years ago. His comedy routines would move me to a flood of tears-often vacillating between laughter & always providing food for thought. I always hoped I would meet him when I ventured into San Francisco from Alameda, CA. I was never blessed enough to get to thank him personally for the kindness, gentleness, compassion & love he brought into our World. I am forever grateful my life-if only through celluloid-was impacted by Robin Williams. May his light & love shine on.
Yes, great
@@joeomalley1252 read this too. It’s about how they find the irony of life and true human nature from the way they use perspective to analyzing everything. Same goes for Artist and Musicians.
@@joeomalley1252 It's true they are. The really good one's anyway.
There were low times in my life when he made me laugh when I wanted to cry.God Bless you Robin Williams.❤
One actor we lost due to suicide, but he touched so many ppl in so many ways through his acting an comedy, the world will never be the same without Robin Williams!~
This man's work should never be treated as anything other than monumental. So very many sorely miss you Robin Williams. RIP