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Mister Rogers represents the kind of world that I grew up in. Was the world perfect then? Was it all sunshine and flowers? No. But it was certainly closer than it is today. For my children, the world is a very different place... a place that I wish wasn't so different. I introduced them to him as soon as they could sit still long enough. The reruns are on each morning at 9AM and we sit together and watch. My hope is always that they're coming away from those shows, with the same happiness, curiosity and wonder that I did as a child. They love "Mr. Rogers time", so that's a good sign that they are.
Hello Habibi Brothers, I enjoy your channel 💙 peace to you. Would be a shame to not let you know of the Mister Rogers movie that was made a few years ago, starring Tom Hanks as Mr Rogers. Perhaps you could do a reaction to "IT'S A BEAUTIFUL DAY IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD". It's not a biography film as much as a true story of a reporter who had to do an interview with him. It's a great movie, I think you'd enjoy it, and I think a great reaction video for you.
@@alisong826 It was like that for many children watching his show, which is why his work was so important. My mother was a Head Start teacher growing up, so she recognized the importance of his messaging and used it in her teaching to underprivileged and special needs children. so his reach extended beyond that of just his show
Back when Mr Rogers' show was still being filmed, thieves stole his car. When the thieves saw his puppets and such in the back seat and realized who it was they had robbed, they returned his car the next morning with a written apology. EVERYONE loved Mr. Rogers.
Mr. Rogers hosted a children's television show. He emphasized the importance of imagination and creativity. He's known for his kindness, spirituality, and commitment to the well being of children. It was great to see that little boy, he once sang to, now all grown up. We miss Mr. Rogers RIP.
One of the best things about his show is that he didn't shy away from controversial topics or topics people thought kids wouldn't understand like racism, disabilities, and divorce. He talked about them in ways that were appropriate for kids while saying it's okay to have feelings about them and how to express themselves.
Mr Roger's helped me feel safe when I was scared as a child. He felt like a friend who could see you and care about you. He was a gift to generations of children, showing them gentleness was a strength.
Mr. Roger’s, Bob Ross and Steve Irwin (known as the Croc Hunter) are considered the Holy Wholesome Trinity for their calming moral influence and gentle natures.
@@jawo8754 He might not exactly have been calming, but I think Richard Simmons would make it a good quadrumvirate. He helped thousands of people feel less ashamed of their bodies and to be less reluctant to exercise and eat moderately. Since they're all dead now, I will imagine all four as force ghosts.
Mr. Rogers was a children show host on non-profit TV station. He brought a tremendous amount joy, self-esteem, and manners to children. He made the world a better place.
The thing I love most about Mr. Rodgers was that, despite being a Presbyterian minister, he never tried to impose his religion on anyone. He kept it non-religious, but just did it with love and being a fantastic human being. I tear up every time I watch some of his clips.
@@HadassaMoon144 I love Christians that embody the love and charity that Fred Rogers displayed so earnestly. He had a real calling and followed it. I’m not at all religious, but I have a deep appreciation for the message that so many religions preach of love and compassion and forgiveness. I just hope I can learn to show a little of the grace that Mister Rogers showed us.
Fred Roger died when I was in high school, teen age boy, big sports player were openly crying, nobody was making fun when the new broke. The next week everyone with and Mr. Roger's T-shirts were waring them and mornings the loss. He was a huge part of the childhood of so many for decades
This 57-year-old woman grew up with Mr Rogers. I never missed a show. He was always teaching the children and speaking to them on an intelligent but yet their level of understanding. He was a very special person we loved him here in America
I am a 35 year old man and I watched him everyday growing up and I think that's why I am so kind and accepting of everyone today I try to make everyone I interact with feel important and give them my undivided attention. Mr Rodgers was really a gift and in my opinion a prophet in his own right one of the greats preaching kindness acceptance love and letting individuals know that they matter we need someone like him now with all the mental health and suicidal children nowadays he really was everyone's father/grandfather/uncle he was a member of the family didn't matter color or anything. He was one of the first people to have a black person costar on his show and be a regular in a time when racism and segregation was still big and they got in a mini pool together and he made that man feel like a regular person didn't matter his race or where he was from and he paid him well. The network didn't want a black man on a children's show at that time but Mr Rodgers was so powerful they did what he wanted because he threatened to leave and stood up for him I was one of the last generations to see his show but the impact was so real to this day still being mentioned
@@xoxxobob61 The world could use more love and wonder and creativity instead of judgment, inflexibility and derision. We should strive to be the versions of ourselves Mister Rogers knew we could be.
Mr. Rogers is the bestest man in the universe! He inspired me to help children. Mr. Rogers would be happy to know that people like you are interested in him. Mr. Rogers was a minister/priest in a different religion but he didn't care about that when he did his show. He didn't care what religion, skin color, gender, or race his viewers are. All Mr. Rogers cared is that he is able to do is being the good in the world. You can really feel his love. I even remembered the many times I look forward after school before homework is to see Mr. Rogers on TV. I love him. When he passed away, it wasn't just an oak tree that fell. It was a mountain that crumbled to nothing. Mr. Rogers meant a lot to us who grew up on him.
Mr. Rogers even stood up for racial equality and use to be a minister. I grew up watching Mister Roger's Neighborhood almost every day of my childhood. He was real, what you saw was him being himself. When he passed away, the world lost a great treasure. I will never forget how he touched our hearts while teaching us how to improve our way of living. God bless Fred Rogers.
I'm not crying, you're crying. Fred Rogers was such a wonderful man. I was blessed to have watched his show when I was a kid, remember how he'd sing and change from his business jacket into a sweater, from dress shoes to sneakers. He gave millions of kids positivity and, for those who didn't have the loving, happy childhood I did, a feeling of safety.
Mr. Rogers helped raise me, in a way. When I was a little girl and my dad was in Vietnam, watching Mr. Rogers everyday really helped to ease my childhood anxieties while my dad was away. I was bombarded as a young child with television images of killings, POWs and other war-related violence. Mr. Rogers was kind, quiet, but most of all calm. Just like my dad. Mr. Rogers was a tremendous help to me during that time.
The sweater Mr. Rogers wears on set is always hand knit by his mother. He wears a new one every season. Mr. Rogers is an icon, there will never be such a gentle person even though the world desperately needs one. I am glad you were touched the way we always were when in the neighborhood.
He had a graduate degree in child development, and also an ordained minister. He chose to dedicate his life to helping children. He chose no to put religion into his children's TV show so no child would be excluded. He was a wonderful man, and I firmly believe we would have less violence in the US is his show was still around. Sadly, nobody has tried to make anything like it since then.
There is Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood on PBS… it’s a cartoon, but it’s based on Mr. Rogers neighborhood. A lot of the same morals are still in the show.
Mr. Rogers is a national treasure. My son and nephews grew up watching Mr. Rogers Neighborhood and after he passed away, his legacy lived on afterwards through the program Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood, Daniel was one of the puppets that appeared regularly on the program. He helped children understand difficult subjects such as divorce, prejudice, and other problems that are difficult for children to understand and cope with with age appropriate conversations.
Mr. Rogers was a national treasure. It seemed he'd been on tv as long as I'd been alive. His gentle kind nature was a model for self respect, respecting others and seeking out and honoring creativity and intelligence. He is missed and I believe his absence in the lives of children shows in a new generation that doesn't seem to know how to respect themselves or others.
"I would like to tell you what I often told you when you were much younger. I like you just the way you are. And what’s more, I’m so grateful to you for helping the children in your life to know that you’ll do everything you can to keep them safe. And to help them express their feelings in ways that will bring healing in many different neighborhoods. Its such a good feeling to know that we’re lifelong friends." Mr Rogers, message to the adults who grew up watching him, a few months before his passing. RIP
Mr. Rogers taught millions of American kids to love themselves and to love others. To treat people with kindness and respect. That the things that make people different are what makes them special. He taught us how be generous, reasonable and responsible. He was notoriously kind. If you wrote him a letter, he took the time to write back because he knew that it was important to live the love and decency that he taught. I don't think people from other countries understand how good he was. I'm a 42 year old man with tears in his eyes thinking about the nice old man that I used to watch on TV and the positive difference he made in my life. People that genuinely, deep down to the core, good are not common.
If anyone ever wants an earthly example of what Christ taught, and how a Christian treat everyone. It's Mr. Rogers. He demonstrated the Love of Christ in a way you rarely ever see. I Pray that same Love you two felt brings you both a lifetime of Peace. God Bless you.
Mr. Rogers, was a big teacher of how to be good to people when I was kid. My mom was the most important, but in media, he was so brilliant to kids for decades.
I'm an old lady now, 57yrs. i watched Mr. Rogers nieghborhood every day. He was wonderful! My dad was threated i think. My dad would say to my mom that we shouldn't watch "that sissy" i spent my life working with mentally impaired people. Mr. Rogers taught me to be a decent, understanding, accepting person. it was not an easy job, i was NO sissy, but i made those people's live a little better, i hope.
It's so beautiful watching 2 grown men discover the heart & soul of a man I've cherished my whole life. He taught kindness, respect, creativity, uniqueness and self-love. I'm so happy seeing you guys get him & his optimism and love. We miss you, Mr. Rogers!
His background was in music. He hired the phenomenal jazz musician, Johnny Costa, to play piano on the show. All of his piano work is very complex, but delicate and fitting. Such a wonderful way to expose young children to slightly more complex music.
The Reverend Fred Rogers was primarily a ordained minister in the Presbyterian (protestant Christian) minister assigned to a church and parish in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. God Bless him. Memory Eternal ✝️
I'm almost in tears. I grew up watching Mr. Rogers TV show on a regular basis. There was some trauma in my childhood. So his TV show was a place where I could escape and feel peace. I love Mr. Rogers. He was such a blessing on my life. ❤
This little clip made me cry like a baby. I used to watch his program as a child. At the beginning of next month, coincidentally, I am going to visit Mr. Roger’s’ grave during my Labor Day weekend holiday.
American children grew up watch Mr Roger's every day... it was so amazing.. Fred Roger's was a gift to celebrate... more children need to watch this type of entertainment.. because he did sing, his train to make believe was amazing... and it caused creativity and kindness. I am so grad you explored a true gem of old American culture... we miss him very much.
Fred Rogers left an indelible mark on many of us who watched him growing up, and I feel we're so much better for it. He was such a loving, giving soul, and I think the world is better for him, but poorer having lost him. I was 23 when he passed away, and I still hold many of his lessons of kindness, giving, and empathy close and will ask myself 'Is this something Fred Rogers could be proud of?' Fun fact - Fred Rogers is why VCRs have record buttons so that families could record his show and watch them together. His website is still up and they rotate through ten episodes a month. It's lovely.
Teaching children how to have their feelings and manage their feelings, including sadness and anger, was one of the most wonderful things Mr. Rogers did on his show.
I grew up watching his show after school. He showed such kindness and patience on his show and I think he influenced me and my mindset on growing up as an adult. He is such a treasure.
Mr Rogers was a minister who focused on the needs of children. He is most beloved in our country for an entire generation. His series videos is going to be released for viewing sometime soon. He broke a lot of ground around racisim, divorce, sibling interactions, disabled. He lived in Pittsburgh. One day his car was stolen. The news reported it and the community was in uproar. In a few days the car was returned with an apology note
We need more Mr. Rogers’ in this world. I grew up with him & after a tumultuous adult life. Army, war, death, depression. I’ve walked through the fire & am striving to be a good soul like him. He teaches the best lesson of all. Be yourself & love yourself for who you are!
I have lived a hard and not always righteous life but with some wisdom I've tried to live right. I grew up with this man and was one that he touched with his message. Mother Theresa was made a saint after helping and saving thousands of children, Fred Rogers literally saved millions with just his words. Maybe not their lives but their emotional souls like mine
I was 7 when he was on tv and loved him. He was a gentle, kind, calm, loving human being who was a trailblazer in children’s television, dealing with feelings, learning, friends, loving those not like you in ability, race, etc. at a time when violent cartoons were the rage. Also during the time of war, civil rights, women’s lib, both parents often working and kind of a chaotic time to be a child.
Its seems like Mr Roger's neighborhood was on TV half my life on public broadcasting, it was free to watch for everyone. If you had an old TV (us being poor) and you could stick an old antenna somewhere, you could watch Mr Rogers. Seeing this today brought tears to my eyes. I'm 67 years now. Thanks for sharing this. He passed away in 2003
I was only 4 when his show first started. I would hold my baby brother on my lap and watched his shows. Always felt like he was talking to me and my baby brother. He was so positive, kind, and we sang along. He made a child think and understand their world. Amazing man and always loved the puppets! I’m 63 and will never forget it. He was a personal grandparent that reached the heart. If only the whole world watched him as a child what a world it would be..
He was such a hero! So full of love, compassion and encouragement. He is a great roll model for us as we begin our evolution of consciousness in the new era.
Mr. Rogers was a national treasure. I grew up watching him, and my heart breaks for anyone that didn't. He was a truly kind soul that cared about everyone and worked for a better world by trying to teach children a better way. His show was educational, not just in how the world worked, but in self-development, and acceptance of people who were different from ourselves.
I’m sad for the people who did not grow up with him or watch his show after he passed away. He was so kind and showed unconditional love. Some children and even adults never heard they have value and matter simply by being themselves.
Mr Rogers is one of the best parts of my childhood, he helped me grow into a caring person and now in my forties his words are still wise and helpful and make me emotional.. Love him.
My friends I am 54 yrs old. Mr. Rogers is an absolute treasure. Basically if you were born after the 8Os you'd have no reference. Before Internet before streaming before madness there was Mr. FUDGING ROGERS! CREATIVITY AND RESPECT! I LOVE THAT MAN! GOD BLESS YOU GENTLEMEN! 💯🙏
We have a saying in America: "Be the kind of person Fred Rogers always knew you could be". Everyone loves him: Liberals & Conservatives, Christian, Jewish or Muslim. He was a minister but he didn't really preach; instead he lived a simple life of example in an era when TV preachers were increasingly greedy, corrupt, judgmental and vulgar. Insulting or criticizing him, even for ardent atheists or people being "edgy" or whatever, is Generally Not Done. In a country where almost nobody agrees on anything, everyone agrees: Fred Rogers is the absolute GOAT.
I love Mr Rogers! I watched him every day as a young child, and he felt like a true friend. I learned so much about self-esteem and kindness from him. He was an amazing role model for Gen Xers.
back in elementary school we got to have video time once a week and there were 3 shows we all loved: mr. rogers, reading rainbow, and magic school bus. i always loved mr. rogers more than sesame street, and the more i've learned about him as an adult the more respect i have.
When I was a little girl I remember watching his show and feeling peaceful. I was an anxious child and he made me feel accepted and calm. So many shows today have flashing lights and its as if they are almost yelling at you. Mr Rodgers had just a basic set with little puppets in "the land of make believe". I would sometimes tune in to his show as an adult and become emotional because everything he said back then is still true today. I hope that Mr Rodgers help give self worth and calm to kids who may have been in a turbulent household. He is a legend. I love seeing your reactions. It just goes to show his message is for ALL people! There is a famous episode back when segrigation between black folks and white was still being done in some areas. The postman on the show was black. It was a very very hot day and Mr Rodgers invited him to take his hot work boots off and relax his feet in the little wading pool the same as Mr Rodgers was using to cool his feet on the hot day. This small act of kindness showing we are ALL the same. We get hot on a Summers day, we feel pain and joy no matter what color of our skin! This one episode mended many bridges in the Sixties when it aired. Fifty five years ago! We ALL could have a dose of Mr Rodgers wisdom right now because some have fallen off the path of kindness. Thank you for bring back a moment of my childhood from this amazing human. He is a bit "otherworldly" you are right! xx Peace to you both!
Mr. Rogers was a Christian Presbyterian Minister and Television Host! He loved all Children! I grew up watching him as a child and learned more about love and forgiveness from him than anyone! I love and forgive everyone! We must, or we will not survive! Thank you for your video. It was lovely!
Fred Rogers was a minister everything that man said he meant it from his heart I remember watching him as a kid myself I still watch them even as I grew to be an adult will never be another Mr Rogers all I can say is haven had a party when he went up there RIP Sir😢
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Mister Rogers represents the kind of world that I grew up in. Was the world perfect then? Was it all sunshine and flowers? No. But it was certainly closer than it is today. For my children, the world is a very different place... a place that I wish wasn't so different. I introduced them to him as soon as they could sit still long enough. The reruns are on each morning at 9AM and we sit together and watch. My hope is always that they're coming away from those shows, with the same happiness, curiosity and wonder that I did as a child. They love "Mr. Rogers time", so that's a good sign that they are.
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Would be a shame to not let you know of the Mister Rogers movie that was made a few years ago, starring Tom Hanks as Mr Rogers. Perhaps you could do a reaction to "IT'S A BEAUTIFUL DAY IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD".
It's not a biography film as much as a true story of a reporter who had to do an interview with him.
It's a great movie, I think you'd enjoy it, and I think a great reaction video for you.
They say Mr. Rodgers hosted a childrens show, but in reality he hosted a human show.
Mr Roger’s was the first adult who said it was okay that I had big feelings as a kid growing up in a very emotionally cold home ❤️🩹❤️🩹
I can’t love that statement enough. He was a fundamental staple in my childhood.
@@alisong826 It was like that for many children watching his show, which is why his work was so important. My mother was a Head Start teacher growing up, so she recognized the importance of his messaging and used it in her teaching to underprivileged and special needs children. so his reach extended beyond that of just his show
Beautifully put!
Im almost 50 & his lessons still ring true.
Back when Mr Rogers' show was still being filmed, thieves stole his car. When the thieves saw his puppets and such in the back seat and realized who it was they had robbed, they returned his car the next morning with a written apology. EVERYONE loved Mr. Rogers.
I think this story is apocryphal. But it would definitely be in line with the legacy of Mr. Rogers
Mr. Rogers hosted a children's television show. He emphasized the importance of imagination and creativity. He's known for his kindness, spirituality, and commitment to the well being of children. It was great to see that little boy, he once sang to, now all grown up. We miss Mr. Rogers RIP.
One of the best things about his show is that he didn't shy away from controversial topics or topics people thought kids wouldn't understand like racism, disabilities, and divorce. He talked about them in ways that were appropriate for kids while saying it's okay to have feelings about them and how to express themselves.
Almost every American alive today grew up watching him.
I’m 52 yrs old, Mr Rogers raised my whole generation.
Mr Roger's helped me feel safe when I was scared as a child. He felt like a friend who could see you and care about you. He was a gift to generations of children, showing them gentleness was a strength.
Whole generations of us American kids grew up with this guy.
We didn't know how good we had it... In all of the time in all of human history, to be on earth in same time he was on TV. We were lucky kids.
Followed by Bob Ross and his happy little trees. ❤
And Canadians 😊
Mr. Roger’s, Bob Ross and Steve Irwin (known as the Croc Hunter) are considered the Holy Wholesome Trinity for their calming moral influence and gentle natures.
@@jawo8754 He might not exactly have been calming, but I think Richard Simmons would make it a good quadrumvirate. He helped thousands of people feel less ashamed of their bodies and to be less reluctant to exercise and eat moderately. Since they're all dead now, I will imagine all four as force ghosts.
He was the replacement dad/granddad for millions of Americans over decades.
Mr. Rogers is loved
and missed.
Mr Rogers was and forever will be not just a American Treasure, but a World Treasure. He is missed.
Mr. Rogers was a children show host on non-profit TV station. He brought a tremendous amount joy, self-esteem, and manners to children. He made the world a better place.
The thing I love most about Mr. Rodgers was that, despite being a Presbyterian minister, he never tried to impose his religion on anyone. He kept it non-religious, but just did it with love and being a fantastic human being. I tear up every time I watch some of his clips.
Most Presbyterians are this way. They don't really focus on trying to indoctrinate or evangelize. The Presbyterian Church USA is also very liberal.
he was also bi
@@HadassaMoon144 I love Christians that embody the love and charity that Fred Rogers displayed so earnestly. He had a real calling and followed it. I’m not at all religious, but I have a deep appreciation for the message that so many religions preach of love and compassion and forgiveness. I just hope I can learn to show a little of the grace that Mister Rogers showed us.
Fred Roger died when I was in high school, teen age boy, big sports player were openly crying, nobody was making fun when the new broke. The next week everyone with and Mr. Roger's T-shirts were waring them and mornings the loss. He was a huge part of the childhood of so many for decades
This 57-year-old woman grew up with Mr Rogers. I never missed a show. He was always teaching the children and speaking to them on an intelligent but yet their level of understanding. He was a very special person we loved him here in America
We are the Children of Mister Rodgers who for just a brief moment of our day made us wonder and feel about the World. RIP Mr. Rodgers
I am a 35 year old man and I watched him everyday growing up and I think that's why I am so kind and accepting of everyone today I try to make everyone I interact with feel important and give them my undivided attention. Mr Rodgers was really a gift and in my opinion a prophet in his own right one of the greats preaching kindness acceptance love and letting individuals know that they matter we need someone like him now with all the mental health and suicidal children nowadays he really was everyone's father/grandfather/uncle he was a member of the family didn't matter color or anything. He was one of the first people to have a black person costar on his show and be a regular in a time when racism and segregation was still big and they got in a mini pool together and he made that man feel like a regular person didn't matter his race or where he was from and he paid him well. The network didn't want a black man on a children's show at that time but Mr Rodgers was so powerful they did what he wanted because he threatened to leave and stood up for him I was one of the last generations to see his show but the impact was so real to this day still being mentioned
@@xoxxobob61 The world could use more love and wonder and creativity instead of judgment, inflexibility and derision. We should strive to be the versions of ourselves Mister Rogers knew we could be.
Mr. Rogers is the bestest man in the universe! He inspired me to help children. Mr. Rogers would be happy to know that people like you are interested in him. Mr. Rogers was a minister/priest in a different religion but he didn't care about that when he did his show. He didn't care what religion, skin color, gender, or race his viewers are. All Mr. Rogers cared is that he is able to do is being the good in the world. You can really feel his love. I even remembered the many times I look forward after school before homework is to see Mr. Rogers on TV. I love him. When he passed away, it wasn't just an oak tree that fell. It was a mountain that crumbled to nothing. Mr. Rogers meant a lot to us who grew up on him.
It didn’t matter your skin color, religion, ability/disability, if your parents were divorced or married, but Mr. Rogers genuinely loved everyone.
Mr. Rogers even stood up for racial equality and use to be a minister. I grew up watching Mister Roger's Neighborhood almost every day of my childhood. He was real, what you saw was him being himself. When he passed away, the world lost a great treasure. I will never forget how he touched our hearts while teaching us how to improve our way of living. God bless Fred Rogers.
I was a child of the 70s, so I grew up watching Mr. Rogers Neighborhood. I had forgotten what a kind soul he had. This video brought tears to my eyes.
We need more people like Mr. Rogers in this world.
I'm not crying, you're crying. Fred Rogers was such a wonderful man. I was blessed to have watched his show when I was a kid, remember how he'd sing and change from his business jacket into a sweater, from dress shoes to sneakers. He gave millions of kids positivity and, for those who didn't have the loving, happy childhood I did, a feeling of safety.
Mr. Rogers helped raise me, in a way. When I was a little girl and my dad was in Vietnam, watching Mr. Rogers everyday really helped to ease my childhood anxieties while my dad was away. I was bombarded as a young child with television images of killings, POWs and other war-related violence. Mr. Rogers was kind, quiet, but most of all calm. Just like my dad. Mr. Rogers was a tremendous help to me during that time.
"Graceful receiving is the greatest gift one can give" and here you are, gracefully receiving!
Amen. Well said.
The sweater Mr. Rogers wears on set is always hand knit by his mother. He wears a new one every season. Mr. Rogers is an icon, there will never be such a gentle person even though the world desperately needs one. I am glad you were touched the way we always were when in the neighborhood.
He had a graduate degree in child development, and also an ordained minister. He chose to dedicate his life to helping children. He chose no to put religion into his children's TV show so no child would be excluded. He was a wonderful man, and I firmly believe we would have less violence in the US is his show was still around. Sadly, nobody has tried to make anything like it since then.
There is Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood on PBS… it’s a cartoon, but it’s based on Mr. Rogers neighborhood. A lot of the same morals are still in the show.
@@O_0Annie I hadn't heard about that. That's good to hear. I'll have to check it out.
Damit man im Literally crying listening to him again!!!
Me too.
The most gentle of souls. So many children are neglected, emotionally and not "seen" by adults. Beautiful reaction.
Mr Roger’s embodies who Americans WANT to be in our hearts… our country is imperfect but his attitudes are the GOAL for my generation
Mr. Rogers is a national treasure. My son and nephews grew up watching Mr. Rogers Neighborhood and after he passed away, his legacy lived on afterwards through the program Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood, Daniel was one of the puppets that appeared regularly on the program. He helped children understand difficult subjects such as divorce, prejudice, and other problems that are difficult for children to understand and cope with with age appropriate conversations.
Mr. Roger's Neighborhood was the most wholesome program tv has ever brought. I'm glad to have grown up with his show
We were lucky back then!
Mr. Rogers was a national treasure. It seemed he'd been on tv as long as I'd been alive. His gentle kind nature was a model for self respect, respecting others and seeking out and honoring creativity and intelligence. He is missed and I believe his absence in the lives of children shows in a new generation that doesn't seem to know how to respect themselves or others.
It started in 1969. My mom was 11 and he was around my entire childhood and quite awhile after. Pretty crazy at least 3 generations grew up with him.
"I would like to tell you what I often told you when you were much younger. I like you just the way you are. And what’s more, I’m so grateful to you for helping the children in your life to know that you’ll do everything you can to keep them safe. And to help them express their feelings in ways that will bring healing in many different neighborhoods. Its such a good feeling to know that we’re lifelong friends." Mr Rogers, message to the adults who grew up watching him, a few months before his passing. RIP
I hope you Brothers are having wonderful day in the neighborhood. 😉👍❤️
I grew up watching Mr. Roger's Neighborhood. He was the best person in the world.
Mr. Rogers is a once in a lifetime human being. The world surely needs more people like him.
Mr. Rogers taught millions of American kids to love themselves and to love others. To treat people with kindness and respect. That the things that make people different are what makes them special. He taught us how be generous, reasonable and responsible. He was notoriously kind. If you wrote him a letter, he took the time to write back because he knew that it was important to live the love and decency that he taught. I don't think people from other countries understand how good he was. I'm a 42 year old man with tears in his eyes thinking about the nice old man that I used to watch on TV and the positive difference he made in my life. People that genuinely, deep down to the core, good are not common.
I've heard of Mr Rogers before, but never watched before watching this video. Im glad i did, he seems like a great man. God bless him.
If anyone ever wants an earthly example of what Christ taught, and how a Christian treat everyone. It's Mr. Rogers. He demonstrated the Love of Christ in a way you rarely ever see. I Pray that same Love you two felt brings you both a lifetime of Peace. God Bless you.
Mr. Rogers, was a big teacher of how to be good to people when I was kid. My mom was the most important, but in media, he was so brilliant to kids for decades.
I'm an old lady now, 57yrs. i watched Mr. Rogers nieghborhood every day. He was wonderful! My dad was threated i think. My dad would say to my mom that we shouldn't watch "that sissy" i spent my life working with mentally impaired people. Mr. Rogers taught me to be a decent, understanding, accepting person. it was not an easy job, i was NO sissy, but i made those people's live a little better, i hope.
Mr. Rogers was a wonderful positive influence for so many people. He touched many hearts and he is sorely missed.
I grew up with Mr Rogers. He provided emotional growth for kids that didn’t have adults in our lives who could.
It's so beautiful watching 2 grown men discover the heart & soul of a man I've cherished my whole life. He taught kindness, respect, creativity, uniqueness and self-love. I'm so happy seeing you guys get him & his optimism and love.
We miss you, Mr. Rogers!
I grew up with him on TV, as did millions of other children. This was back before the technology that we have today. He's a legend.
His background was in music. He hired the phenomenal jazz musician, Johnny Costa, to play piano on the show. All of his piano work is very complex, but delicate and fitting. Such a wonderful way to expose young children to slightly more complex music.
The Reverend Fred Rogers was primarily a ordained minister in the Presbyterian (protestant Christian) minister assigned to a church and parish in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.
God Bless him. Memory Eternal ✝️
Oh I grew up watching this guy. He was the best. He taught us kindness & helpfulness & gave us self-confidence.
Mr. Rogers helped make me the decent human who I try to be today and I cry happy tears whenever I see him now. And, I'm almost 60.
I'm almost in tears. I grew up watching Mr. Rogers TV show on a regular basis. There was some trauma in my childhood. So his TV show was a place where I could escape and feel peace. I love Mr. Rogers. He was such a blessing on my life. ❤
This little clip made me cry like a baby. I used to watch his program as a child. At the beginning of next month, coincidentally, I am going to visit Mr. Roger’s’ grave during my Labor Day weekend holiday.
American children grew up watch Mr Roger's every day... it was so amazing.. Fred Roger's was a gift to celebrate... more children need to watch this type of entertainment.. because he did sing, his train to make believe was amazing... and it caused creativity and kindness. I am so grad you explored a true gem of old American culture... we miss him very much.
Fred Rogers left an indelible mark on many of us who watched him growing up, and I feel we're so much better for it. He was such a loving, giving soul, and I think the world is better for him, but poorer having lost him. I was 23 when he passed away, and I still hold many of his lessons of kindness, giving, and empathy close and will ask myself 'Is this something Fred Rogers could be proud of?' Fun fact - Fred Rogers is why VCRs have record buttons so that families could record his show and watch them together. His website is still up and they rotate through ten episodes a month. It's lovely.
Mr. Rogers was just that kind of person who touched the soul of the people. Not just in a lecturing way, but a teaching way.
“Mr Roger’s Neighborhood” was a part of my daily life growing up. One of the greatest humans. RIP.
Mr Roger’s was gold. A former minister. But he spread love and acceptance to all people.❤ I miss him.
Teaching children how to have their feelings and manage their feelings, including sadness and anger, was one of the most wonderful things Mr. Rogers did on his show.
I grew up on Mr Roger's in the 80s as a child. What a wonderful man. He taught pure concepts and love.
I grew up watching his show after school. He showed such kindness and patience on his show and I think he influenced me and my mindset on growing up as an adult. He is such a treasure.
Mr Rogers was a minister who focused on the needs of children. He is most beloved in our country for an entire generation. His series videos is going to be released for viewing sometime soon. He broke a lot of ground around racisim, divorce, sibling interactions, disabled. He lived in Pittsburgh. One day his car was stolen. The news reported it and the community was in uproar. In a few days the car was returned with an apology note
We need more Mr. Rogers’ in this world. I grew up with him & after a tumultuous adult life. Army, war, death, depression. I’ve walked through the fire & am striving to be a good soul like him.
He teaches the best lesson of all. Be yourself & love yourself for who you are!
Everybody loved Mr. Rogers, and Mr. Rogers loved everybody. Guys, thank you for touching my heart this morning. ❤
“ The one thing that evil cannot stand…..is forgiveness"……………………………………………………………….how profound. And God, so true.
I have lived a hard and not always righteous life but with some wisdom I've tried to live right. I grew up with this man and was one that he touched with his message. Mother Theresa was made a saint after helping and saving thousands of children, Fred Rogers literally saved millions with just his words. Maybe not their lives but their emotional souls like mine
I was 7 when he was on tv and loved him. He was a gentle, kind, calm, loving human being who was a trailblazer in children’s television, dealing with feelings, learning, friends, loving those not like you in ability, race, etc. at a time when violent cartoons were the rage. Also during the time of war, civil rights, women’s lib, both parents often working and kind of a chaotic time to be a child.
Awesome reaction ! Mr. Rogers should be shared with kids all around the world 🌎 ❤You two are my favorite reactors! Keep it real 😊
He's earned his place in Heaven.
So glad you got to see Mr. Rogers.
Watched him everyday
He was a truly caring and loving gentle man. His show was on for 30 years and touched so many lives.
Sup guys i grew up on Mr.R he was a National treasure!!
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Mr. Fred Rogers was the best of us.
Its seems like Mr Roger's neighborhood was on TV half my life on public broadcasting, it was free to watch for everyone. If you had an old TV (us being poor) and you could stick an old antenna somewhere, you could watch Mr Rogers. Seeing this today brought tears to my eyes. I'm 67 years now. Thanks for sharing this.
He passed away in 2003
Fred Rogers was a good man. He did so much for Children, mine included.
I was only 4 when his show first started. I would hold my baby brother on my lap and watched his shows. Always felt like he was talking to me and my baby brother. He was so positive, kind, and we sang along. He made a child think and understand their world. Amazing man and always loved the puppets! I’m 63 and will never forget it. He was a personal grandparent that reached the heart. If only the whole world watched him as a child what a world it would be..
Mr. Rogers is a real hero to ALL.
Sending Love from Michigan, my kids grew up with Mr. Rogers, It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood!!
Thank you for sharing. What a beautiful man he was.❤
Mr Rogers was an American Badass!
I grew up watching him everyday.
He was such a hero! So full of love, compassion and encouragement. He is a great roll model for us as we begin our evolution of consciousness in the new era.
Mr. Rogers was a national treasure. I grew up watching him, and my heart breaks for anyone that didn't. He was a truly kind soul that cared about everyone and worked for a better world by trying to teach children a better way. His show was educational, not just in how the world worked, but in self-development, and acceptance of people who were different from ourselves.
I’m sad for the people who did not grow up with him or watch his show after he passed away. He was so kind and showed unconditional love. Some children and even adults never heard they have value and matter simply by being themselves.
Mr Rogers is one of the best parts of my childhood, he helped me grow into a caring person and now in my forties his words are still wise and helpful and make me emotional.. Love him.
My friends I am 54 yrs old. Mr. Rogers is an absolute treasure. Basically if you were born after the 8Os you'd have no reference. Before Internet before streaming before madness there was Mr. FUDGING ROGERS! CREATIVITY AND RESPECT! I LOVE THAT MAN! GOD BLESS YOU GENTLEMEN! 💯🙏
I grew up learning from Mr Rogers. the show was excellent cuz of how it made me feel every time watching it. RIP Legend
We have a saying in America: "Be the kind of person Fred Rogers always knew you could be". Everyone loves him: Liberals & Conservatives, Christian, Jewish or Muslim. He was a minister but he didn't really preach; instead he lived a simple life of example in an era when TV preachers were increasingly greedy, corrupt, judgmental and vulgar. Insulting or criticizing him, even for ardent atheists or people being "edgy" or whatever, is Generally Not Done. In a country where almost nobody agrees on anything, everyone agrees: Fred Rogers is the absolute GOAT.
I loved watching the Mr Rogers Show when I was young.
- so peaceful
He really made us feel loved by him. I loved him back.
I love Mr Rogers! I watched him every day as a young child, and he felt like a true friend. I learned so much about self-esteem and kindness from him. He was an amazing role model for Gen Xers.
Oh dang it. Mr Rogers allways makes me cry. Happybtears😢
back in elementary school we got to have video time once a week and there were 3 shows we all loved: mr. rogers, reading rainbow, and magic school bus. i always loved mr. rogers more than sesame street, and the more i've learned about him as an adult the more respect i have.
And I never liked Sesame Street. Loved all three of those others you listed, though.
I watched Mr Roger's every day when I was little
He was a national treasure. A good man. A great teacher. He is missed but his lessons live on.
When I was a little girl I remember watching his show and feeling peaceful. I was an anxious child and he made me feel accepted and calm. So many shows today have flashing lights and its as if they are almost yelling at you. Mr Rodgers had just a basic set with little puppets in "the land of make believe". I would sometimes tune in to his show as an adult and become emotional because everything he said back then is still true today. I hope that Mr Rodgers help give self worth and calm to kids who may have been in a turbulent household. He is a legend. I love seeing your reactions. It just goes to show his message is for ALL people! There is a famous episode back when segrigation between black folks and white was still being done in some areas. The postman on the show was black. It was a very very hot day and Mr Rodgers invited him to take his hot work boots off and relax his feet in the little wading pool the same as Mr Rodgers was using to cool his feet on the hot day. This small act of kindness showing we are ALL the same. We get hot on a Summers day, we feel pain and joy no matter what color of our skin! This one episode mended many bridges in the Sixties when it aired. Fifty five years ago! We ALL could have a dose of Mr Rodgers wisdom right now because some have fallen off the path of kindness. Thank you for bring back a moment of my childhood from this amazing human. He is a bit "otherworldly" you are right! xx Peace to you both!
Mr Rogers is truly a humble man. And a giant part of my childhood.
Mr. Rogers was a Christian Presbyterian Minister and Television Host! He loved all Children! I grew up watching him as a child and learned more about love and forgiveness from him than anyone! I love and forgive everyone! We must, or we will not survive! Thank you for your video. It was lovely!
Fred Rogers was a minister everything that man said he meant it from his heart I remember watching him as a kid myself I still watch them even as I grew to be an adult will never be another Mr Rogers all I can say is haven had a party when he went up there RIP Sir😢
Fred Rogers was somthing that is becoming increasingly rare in our world, a truly decent human being.
Mr. Rogers is the epitome of the warrior poet!
ive seen this many times but every time I cry. Such an amazing person. you should find an episode of his show and watch.
I loved 😍 ♥️ Mr Roger's Neighborhood growing up as a child.
When I was a little kid I watched Mr. Rogers every day and used to cry when the program was over.
I never watched his show , but he is a great man. There is something very Zen in his approach to life, he feels like he has achieved enlightenment