Tell Danny Trejo that we love him and he is a role model. I know he knows it. Just keep on remembering. That's how we show our appreciation for what he's done.
yeah, she's also married to the guy that runs balenciaga, she's guilty like the rest of them and knows what's going on. Hollywood is sick, pretty much all of it, although I'm hoping it's not everyone..
Danny was the reason I got sober in '96... He was my sponsor and mentor. He would pick me up from the rehab and take me to many meetings all over Hollywood and the SFV, with his wife and sister! Great, great man! Thanks for everything, Danny!!!
No shit,he was your sponsor,what is the"was " part all about ?, did you relapse or move ?,I'm just curious I've had the same sponsor for almost 20years ,why isn't he still your sponsor,I could never be without my sponsor now ,were best friends,were family
Met him once through a friend (Johnny) who runs a Comic-Con in Texas. Danny was the most down to earth and genuinely friendly celebrity I've ever encountered. Everyone had questions or wanted to talk to him about his career, and all he wanted to do was ask people about their lives, or how they were doing. He genuinely gave a shit about what they said, he listened. Ended up going to dinner with "us" (with Johnny ofc, bc he was the host). Celebrity or not, he's a good man and it's not an act; this video does an excellent job of showing that.
I was so blown away by Danny Trejos' story!!! I did not know too much about his background until I watched this video!! I am truly in awe of how Danny turned his life around!! One of the many things I have heard about Danny Trejo is that he loves to help people!! No matter his movie status! He is well respected in the Mexican world!!! I am beyond inspired by his story! To just be myself and not try to become someone else for people to like me!!
I knew a little of Danny Trejo's story, but what was completely new was Salma Hayak's recognition of the change in him. Her part in his story shows two character arcs, not just his. Much respect to both Danny Trejo and Salma Hayak.
So what?... She still married the Balenciaga dude who had another company that sold sex dolls... The dolls looked like children.... This is who you like?
Same i knew just enough to make me want to watch and knowing his turn around is fucking beautiful. People can change. gives me hope for us on this marble floating in space
Her man is at the top of the club, that’s why I’m here, would like to see him get exposed, every one going on about PD, but I think he’s the one that should be watched.
I never thought Danny Trejo would make me cry. I hope he sees this comment and knows that he made a grown man cry simply because of the beauty of his soul. ❤
I worked in an AZ prison as a substanse abuse/ beh health counselor for several years. We showed the inmates Danny Trejo's story, and it inspired and gave hope to many of the men. I have so much respect for Danny. Good man, overcame so much. Love Danny. Thank you for sharing this.
I also came for the Salma Hayek story, and I stayed for the Danny Trejo story. That is probably the most inspirational story I have heard in years. Wonderful. Thank you so much.
I remember getting out extra director chairs one day on DESPERADO ..[ i was one of the prop guys] because Danny said my family is coming to see me on set today. So we made his family feel as special as we could. Watching and hearing his story now is blowing me away. Danny was extremely professional and a nice person .....thank God.
Was literally expecting one of those fast talking videos where the narrator talks and cracks jokes while thumbnails and video clips bounce in and out of the frame like so many other videos..... I did NOT expect this at all Jeebus this was well made and a great story.
I was so impressed when he recognize the child had autism and wouldn’t necessarily want to be touched. When he told him to use a super powers and reach out to him, that was brilliant.
Danny lived down the street from us about 15 years ago, and what a kind soul. Always putting out his hand to help others. He would pull a wagon full of pumpkins handing them out to the neighbors just before Halloween.
Mannn, Jack O'Lanterns, baked salted pumpkin seeds, and Pumpkin pie? In Pittsburgh, he'd have to hide, before the old ladies hitched them with their daughter. I'd love being his neighbor, and get my secret coveted eye full when he wasn't looking!! 👀😍😎
Yes!!! Many people always say that Danny Trejo is always that guy who helps everyone!! God has given Danny a true role in this dark world to be a light among the darkness!!!
I found out about Danny's life story a number of years ago. It is just as amazing today, as it was then. Good job putting his story together in this 20 minute video.
As my old man always said never judge a book by it's cover. He might have all those tattoos look dangerous & mean but under all that he has a heart of gold.
Danny Trejo came to Utah decades ago and visited Primary Childrens Hospital and visited my son 1st, and I asked him if he'd sign something for my son Randon, he pulled out an 8x 10 picture, signed it and my son stll has it. He was very kind, and my son and I will always remember this.
Wow I am sitting here crying 🥲 so moved by your great work. I knew Danny was the best because I am fortunate enough to live here in the SFV and have heard nothing but good things from family and friend encountering him.
I got out of the drug dealing 6 years ago. And now have been totally sober for over 3 years now. Danny was my inspiration. If he could do it i can. Now i have a prestigious job and doing very well. Thank God.
Yea it's shit having to keep lookin over your shoulder. Waking up knowing the filthy can get luck once and it's all over. I'm lookin to get out to and I'm homeless on top of it all.
I meet Mr. Trejo in Walter Reed Army Medical Center, he had just filmed the movie Delta farce, with 3 other actors, they were visiting the wounded soldiers from Iraq war, my son had gotten hit by an IED and lost his leg, i was there visiting him when the actors came in and took pictures with us. Mr. Trejo was the one that seemed more real for lack of a better word. He saw my sons LA tatoo and said hell were home boys! And showed my son his LA tatto. Made my sons day! Thank you, Mr. Trejo.
@nw8000 He asked how it was going thru such a traumatic incident and told my son thank you for his service and make sure their taking care of him. They joked around about how all the stories he would tell all his friends, war stories. And he said at least my sons stories would be true. He's a great guy. You can tell he cared and was concerned.
I was already a fan of both Danny and Salma , after this , even more. What a great gesture by Salma to invite him for Thanksgiving dinner , shows she is as beautiful inside as she is outside.
Shows he left a great impression during the movie shoot. Had he been a creep to her, she would’ve never given him another thought. Real recognize real. Love them both
It’s sad women like Salma don’t exist in my generation. Salma came from a time when women could be beautiful and loving. All I have to choose from are super manly Alpha male type women and it’s DISGUSTING. I’m 31 millennial, Gen z is even worse.
@@tat3998 Crazy thing is that if Salma was that age, this year(2024) and something like that happened, she would probably blast him on social media, and ruin his career for social media clout. He would loose, his job and have his reputation tarnished. Shed be labeled a victim, and be elevated into a higher status of actress.
From the way you speak about women, you are *clearly* not a man like Danny Trejo. Why should you be shown beauty and love when you are spewing ugliness and hate?
That was fantastic video. I met Danny Trejo in Tarzana California at Tarzana Treatment Center in the late nineties he stopped in there to speak at an AA meeting. I was a patient at the treatment center I was from Illinois and I ended up on the streets of LA then I ended up at Tarzana Treatment Center, he spoke there and what a story he has he's really a incredible guy.
This is a perfect example of why forgiveness is so important. Sure there is evil out there, but no one is perfect and given the chance people can change for the better. Wonderful story about Danny Trejo!
Forgiveness is important, but so is the effort of making up for your misdeeds. Danny didn't stop even though people doubted him. He continued in the face of adversity. That is how people succeed, not by blaming others.
Lol no. This story is a rare exception, not a rule. Plus there are some crimes you can't come back from like trafficking or pdf files. Anyone involved in that, there's no forgiveness for stuff like that.
Great Video! The first time Danny Trejo got on my radar was in an episode of NCIS: Los Angeles as Tuhon. Learned a bit about him and he most certainly has an iconic story to share with the world! One thing that "Tuhon" said in the episode was "If it isn't a first edition it isn't worth reading", that stuck with me to this day I go for the first editions (when possible). The first series I had already read and tracked down were the first editions of the Chronicles of Dune by Frank Herbert, the first four books of the series (and including an encyclopedia that depicts the long chronology of Dune). Thank you Mr. Trejo, thank you.
In my life...in my personal experience, sometimes you have to go to really dark fucking places to appreciate the beauty and satisfaction of being selfless. I think some of the most kind and loving people I know are a testament to that.
I cried so hard because I felt like him. I'm literally living the same way in my mental health. I've always been good but all the evil in my life only made me angrier and more protective of myself. Not only being a marine for 10 Yr with 3 deployments under my belt, I had so much legal issues when you got out. I was in jail 2 times and have a felony now. But I push EVERYDAY to not be angry anymore and to continue to live right and continue to help the world in any way I can. I thrive by helping others but loving myself for me now. Thank you for this video. ❤❤❤
Thanks for your service, and I hate that you have more than your fair share of tramuas and weight to carry, but I believe in you! :) You got bigger balls than I do, enduring all that, you were probably deployed during Iraq/Afghanistan, right? Aiyah. God bless.
Right? I've had a big ol' soft spot in my heart for him since 1985, but it was years later that I learned his first film experience was in 1983 where he voiced the character of Lor Sam Pau in the English dub version of Project A (a film written, directed, and stared in by Jackie Chan, and is also known as Jackie Chan's Project A), which I had watched with my father as a kid. I just didn't learn until years after the fact that Danny Trejo was the voice behind Lor Sam Pau for the English dub because I was old enough to recognize his voice after having watched the film again in the early 90s, and had one of those "Hey! That's______!" moments...lol
I had absolutely no idea about Danny’s background, I just have loved him as an actor. What an incredible, beautiful human being he is. His story left me in tears. What an inspiration!!! He is a true earth angel. God bless you Danny Trejo!!! Much love!!
Danny Trejo's story is extremely relatable to me, as a recovering addict who also spent years on the wrong side of the law and eventually ended up in prison before finally straightening my life up. The fact is that our mistakes and trials CAN be turned to a positive, and those experiences can be used to help others in similar situations. Honestly I don't regret any of it, despite all of the tremendous pain I've caused and endured, but it has made me into the man I am today -- with drive, ambition, character, integrity, and wisdom. It's never too late to change your life -- just takes hard work and one step at a time.
I am almost 50 and have always thought Danny Trejo is a very good looking man. To go from such a tragic past, to such a great actor, is quite a feat. Respect.
I think Danny is incredibly charismatic and handsome, so was his uncle Gilbert, thst guy was gorgeous. From the pictures his whole family is nice looking.
This brought me to tears...didn't know any of this...what a beautiful soul that was allowed to flourish. God Bless you Danny and Salma, & Thank you both for choosing Love.
My aunt ran away from home at 16 and never came back. I missed her my whole life. She went to California, got into trouble and became an alcoholic. Fifty years later I got a call from the LA County Coroner asking if she was my aunt. They notified me that she was dead. I found out that Danny Trejo was her AA sponsor and mentor from friends of hers that I spoke to after she died. She gave her life to the Lord and now resides in heaven. Thank you to Danny Trejo and all the other Christians that came along side of her. I will see her again in heaven.
I'm Sorry You Weren't Able To Reconnect With Her Here! But I'm So Happy You Said Danny Was A Mentor For Her!! That's A 24/7 Deal!!❤ Yes, You'll Know Her Again!!😊
As a latino, it’s always a blessing to hear stories like these. lost my uncles to drugs and early gang life took a toll on them. I thank God for allowing me to meet them. Although their time was short, their redemption was greater. To God be the Glory.
This video is so well edited. It really captured Danny’s story and revealed his true self. I had no idea about any of this! What a golden heart, him and Salma. Such an inspirational journey.
Love this guy. He came to our small town in South Texas as an invited speaker to The Boys & Girls Club of Alice Tx. May the Goodness in this guys heart keep spreading and may he continue to be blessed! 😊👍
"I can dream now and it's OK!" Beautiful story telling! Uplifting! From the depths of his hard knocks life, he rises above and focusses on doing good to others. The people he helps now can focus on the prospect of "....being able to dream ... ....and those dreams are OK"
GREAT VIDEO !!! I spent 4 years in prison and I can remember them making us watch these videos on how to adjust to life outside prison, and Danny would be the one in the videos, talking at different prisons. He treated all the inmates like they where human. That's a far cry different than the guards do..
*Please change the title. It's completely misleading and has nothing to do with the ENTIRE video.* *There was no revenge tattoo of her at all, because he didn't even know she existed.*
Yeah I I was thinking that too maybe uncle Gilbert was his actual father but uncle wasn’t any good on the outside so he did the right thing for his son but maybe we are just over reaching
The clickbait worked because I stayed for the amazing edits, story telling... no annoying commentary. All facts straight from the mouth of the man himself. a true inspiration.
I love the storytelling you've done in this video - wasn't expecting this when I clicked on it. You let the detail speak for itself, no cheesiness. And what a cool humble guy he is! I recognised him from Breaking Bad, the only thing I'd seen him in. Didn't realise he'd had such an extraordinary life.
People can change, I was also a serious criminal in my younger years and spent 6 years in prison. After my release, I never committed a crime again and today I am 42 years old, a father of 2 children and live a completely normal life. We can all change if we want to and Danny is one of the most famous examples!! much love Danny ❤
He wasn't beautiful he did horrible things before he turned his life around, respect he change his ways but you can't change the past & he has to live with that.
I love to hear stories like this, of people who have overcome their darkest moments and turned their lives around. I didn't know this about Danny, but I'm glad I clicked on this video and got to hear about his story. God bless you Danny.
Had the honor of briefly meeting Mr.Trejo. My first impression that I found of him being a very down to earth well rounded and very wise man, he has a remarkable insightfulness about him. Though our conversation was brief I could only imagine how interesting it would be to sit down with him and listen to him talk. Dan's as suave as they come, a really outspoken individual.
Hearing dannys story is inspirational. I never had a dad, and my uncle was one of my main role models. He always has stuck up for me when no one would. I can see how easy it was for danny to follow his footsteps.
A great video. Truly inspiring. We’re all the product of our environment, until we realize we don’t have to be. Danny’s inspiring story deserves to be a movie.
Danny, you are a wonderful person and the best role model anyone (kids or adults) could have!! Thank you for sharing your beautiful and painful story and I'm so sorry that your father and uncles did what they did to you, no one should ever have to experience that as a child or adult. There is nothing wrong with boys playing the games you played with your aunt's and cousins. Just because a boy wants to play dress up and other things like that DOES NOT MEAN HE IS NOT A MAN. To me a real boy/man would be happy to play games like that because if they have daughters later in life their daughters are going to want to play those games with their dad. I have seen dads tell their daughters no when asked by their daughters on playing games like that with them and it's heartbreaking. All because we are told men shouldn't do certain things or they're not a man and that judgement and thought process needs to be eradicated from existence. You are my favorite actor and always inspire me to be the best version of me and to keep going even when I am hurting so bad (I was severely injured in a car accident in 2009 by a drunk driver who ran a red light going 100 mph and T-boned the car I was in so I have chronic pain) and just want to give up and go home to GOD. Sending you and your family love, prayers and hugs!!!! Everyone deserves to feel loved and cared about so to everyone here please spread kindness, compassion, love and help those who need help WE NEED TO STOP SPREADING HATRED, RACISM AND STOP JUDGING PEOPLE, WE NEED TO COME TOGETHER AS ONE AND MAKE THIS WORLD A BETTER PLACE FOR OUR CHILDREN!!
@@jjdjj5392ur welcome and thank u for being a caring person, I know this because otherwise u wouldn't have commented on my comment and feel inspired. I am so glad I could inspire u, I hope it helps u and many many more people!
@LifeStories ByGoalcast, I have to give you props on this video!! Not only did I not know all this about Danny Trejo, the video is really well made and your transitions are fire!🔥 😁 It is good to know with all the controversy in Hollywood right now, that there are still people in Hollywood like Danny, Selma and Keanu. Thank you for the feels!!
This was the best story. I always liked Danny Trejo, following his career and now I know why. I see the man that he really is. May God continue to bless you richly, Danny! ❤
Thank you for this video. It displays change in us humans is possible for the greater good and there is always hope to make a change in ourselves therefore and ironically changing the world in the process in a way we can't even imagine... We can evolve and transform for the better when we truly help and give service to others without expecting anything back. And by the time we start to realize we are already changing, morphing and evolving into someone who can be revered and looked up to. Danny Trejo is the result of this all. This is a beautiful and inspiring video, it's quite moving and now we know a little more about him.
DANNY IS A VERY GOOD ACTOR. GREAT JOB SO GLAD YOU SHARE UR STORY. GOD HAS GIVEN YOU ANOTHER Opportunity in life. GOD BLESS YOU .AND DONT FORGET THAT GOD LOVES YOU.
This was amazing. I was always a fan, since The Mariachi movies. But have never seen him out of character, no interviews - nothin. First time here. He's actually a man of substance, clever & compassionate, not just an actor with some good performances. Don't worry Dan, I'm gonna take some extra shifts to keep fillen my car boot with warm outdoor-wear for our brothers & sisters ruffin-it out there. Thanks for the inspiration. [Paul, Australia]
Never heard of this channel before, this video just came through as i was cleaning the house.... Fabulous video! Cant wait to check out some other videos!
Check out Salma Hayek Speaks Up About Harvey Weinstein
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Tell Danny Trejo that we love him and he is a role model. I know he knows it. Just keep on remembering. That's how we show our appreciation for what he's done.
Maybe it is not possible but send our love to Danny please. Love from Australia.
well... that was unexpectedly wholesome ... moved by him .... good documentation
They set me up the same way!!!!!
yeah, she's also married to the guy that runs balenciaga, she's guilty like the rest of them and knows what's going on. Hollywood is sick, pretty much all of it, although I'm hoping it's not everyone..
Danny was the reason I got sober in '96... He was my sponsor and mentor. He would pick me up from the rehab and take me to many
meetings all over Hollywood and the SFV, with his wife and sister! Great, great man! Thanks for everything, Danny!!!
unreal
With Danny as your sponsor you need some serious balls to relapse... I don't think you can get anyone better than him.
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I graduated in SFV. I miss it
No shit,he was your sponsor,what is the"was " part all about ?, did you relapse or move ?,I'm just curious I've had the same sponsor for almost 20years ,why isn't he still your sponsor,I could never be without my sponsor now ,were best friends,were family
Clicked because of Salma. Stayed because of Danny's story.
Dead ass, Danny I'd one my favorites
A man of culture as myself I see
Same
I'm here for danny
Me three❤
Met him once through a friend (Johnny) who runs a Comic-Con in Texas. Danny was the most down to earth and genuinely friendly celebrity I've ever encountered. Everyone had questions or wanted to talk to him about his career, and all he wanted to do was ask people about their lives, or how they were doing. He genuinely gave a shit about what they said, he listened.
Ended up going to dinner with "us" (with Johnny ofc, bc he was the host). Celebrity or not, he's a good man and it's not an act; this video does an excellent job of showing that.
Thank You For Sharing!!❤
I didn't wake up today thinking I would learn so much about Danny Trejo but I'm glad I did. What an inspiration
Same much more respect
And I wasn't born yesterday so I'm not Gullible enought to believe all 5 ft 5 and 140 pounds of Trejo was one of the most feared inmates 😂🤣😂🤣
Absolutely!!!!!! I can relate with this comment! There is good in all of us but we need to have the willingness to show it ❤
I was so blown away by Danny Trejos' story!!!
I did not know too much about his background until I watched this video!!
I am truly in awe of how Danny turned his life around!!
One of the many things I have heard about Danny Trejo is that he loves to help people!!
No matter his movie status! He is well respected in the Mexican world!!!
I am beyond inspired by his story! To just be myself and not try to become someone else for people to like me!!
@@Doc_Holiday Nah exactly your reasoning was an epitome of "born yesterday"
He is the perfect example of redemption and why forgiveness is so important. The forgiveness he received, healed him.
his story is not over yet. Once that movie money dries up he will be violent and locked up again. you can count on this.
@@enstigatorofficial well, that’s a fitting username
Also accountability. He acknowledged his actions and aimed to change for the better.
Also accountability. He acknowledged his actions and aimed to change for the better.
@@enstigatorofficialhaters gonna hate your just mad because Danny Trejo has a great personality and is great at making movies good day to you
Clicked for Salma, stayed for DT's inspiring story that put a lump in my throat. Thank you for sharing.
I have been an alcoholic for 45 years, but 2 years ago, i completely stopped drinking alcohol and been sober , God bless Mr. Trejo.
No my friend God bless you for getting clean
God bless! Keep the faith! 11 years for me! ❤❤❤
5 years for me !!
God bless and be safe.
@@MikeyAR7373 Great job! God bless!
I knew a little of Danny Trejo's story, but what was completely new was Salma Hayak's recognition of the change in him. Her part in his story shows two character arcs, not just his. Much respect to both Danny Trejo and Salma Hayak.
So what?...
She still married the Balenciaga dude who had another company that sold sex dolls...
The dolls looked like children....
This is who you like?
Same i knew just enough to make me want to watch and knowing his turn around is fucking beautiful. People can change. gives me hope for us on this marble floating in space
@@AlexRamirez-vz1vjhow know? And so what if she married him . Doesn’t change who she is. You’re just a judgmental hater is all.
Met Danny in Kerville TX Years ago. Was the nicest person. Genuinely kind and funny. Met Thomas Haden Church shortly after… same place. Pretty wild.
Her man is at the top of the club, that’s why I’m here, would like to see him get exposed, every one going on about PD, but I think he’s the one that should be watched.
I never thought Danny Trejo would make me cry. I hope he sees this comment and knows that he made a grown man cry simply because of the beauty of his soul. ❤
Beautiful To Hear! I'm A Grandma & He Got Me Too!
That's Why He's Been My Favorite Actor For Years!!❤😊
This one teared me up.
I think of this quote from Charles Xavier
“Just because someone stumbles and loses their way doesn’t mean they’re lost forever”
Very well said
Om Tat Sat. 🕉
That’s quote is actually inspired by the Bible
I worked in an AZ prison as a substanse abuse/ beh health counselor for several years. We showed the inmates Danny Trejo's story, and it inspired and gave hope to many of the men. I have so much respect for Danny. Good man, overcame so much. Love Danny. Thank you for sharing this.
I saw that film while incarcerated @ Florence! I've walked the straight and narrow ever since!
@@johntilson2535wait isn’t it the straightened arrow?
@JesseStevenTrunmm3992 why would anyone need to straighten an arrow?
You were NOT in Winslow, Super Max, were you, by any chance... lmao
@johntilson2535 I was there too, in Florence, early 90's! Keep walking the "Straight and Narrow" ol' son, YOU got this!
I also came for the Salma Hayek story, and I stayed for the Danny Trejo story. That is probably the most inspirational story I have heard in years. Wonderful. Thank you so much.
I cried when Salma said "don't go down because of a mistake". Need more people who think like that 💝
Yes , something went through me when she said, that . I hope I never forget that . Also the part about mistakes can be a learning tool.
I think in Trejo case, it was many mistakes before he was caught lol.
I'm still out here making mistakes, always getting caught. I need a Salma in my life...
I remember getting out extra director chairs one day on DESPERADO ..[ i was one of the prop guys] because Danny said my family is coming to see me on set today. So we made his family feel as special as we could. Watching and hearing his story now is blowing me away. Danny was extremely professional and a nice person .....thank God.
Ahh ❤
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Good job dude! That's the way to be.
I love you Danny, God love you. Hollywood can learn so much from you.
Man Desperado is one of my favourite films of all time, hah.
Was literally expecting one of those fast talking videos where the narrator talks and cracks jokes while thumbnails and video clips bounce in and out of the frame like so many other videos.....
I did NOT expect this at all
Jeebus this was well made and a great story.
I’m glad the fast talking doesn’t just annoy me!!
Because They're Telling The Truth!!❤😊
Danny Trejo's car rescue of the special need kid gave me goose bumps. Thanks for sharing.
That kid probably used that line the rest of his life
I was so impressed when he recognize the child had autism and wouldn’t necessarily want to be touched. When he told him to use a super powers and reach out to him, that was brilliant.
@@KimC657 Danny is way more intelligent than he gives himself credit for.
Same here, his story brought tears to my eyes!
That was all over the news, at the time. The man is rock solid, in his composure.
Danny lived down the street from us about 15 years ago, and what a kind soul. Always putting out his hand to help others. He would pull a wagon full of pumpkins handing them out to the neighbors just before Halloween.
That definitely sounds like him! lol. What a cool neighborhood
Mannn, Jack O'Lanterns, baked salted pumpkin seeds, and Pumpkin pie? In Pittsburgh, he'd have to hide, before the old ladies hitched them with their daughter. I'd love being his neighbor, and get my secret coveted eye full when he wasn't looking!! 👀😍😎
Yes!!! Many people always say that Danny Trejo is always that guy who helps everyone!!
God has given Danny a true role in this dark world to be a light among the darkness!!!
@@misspickles47hahaha!
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I found out about Danny's life story a number of years ago. It is just as amazing today, as it was then. Good job putting his story together in this 20 minute video.
As my old man always said never judge a book by it's cover. He might have all those tattoos look dangerous & mean but under all that he has a heart of gold.
Smart man. 😊
That saying makes no sense. If a person is smart they might want to look at the cover before opening the " book".
Too much emphasis on the word bad......
Under all those tattoos there is a dress in his closet.😢
@Davesthoughts00 Ok I was wrong 2 dresses 👗 👗 😑
Danny Trejo came to Utah decades ago and visited Primary Childrens Hospital and visited my son 1st, and I asked him if he'd sign something for my son Randon, he pulled out an 8x 10 picture, signed it and my son stll has it. He was very kind, and my son and I will always remember this.
That’s nice. I remember David Tennant got fed up signing Dr Who autographs after not being cast for that and didn’t sign for kids if asked.
@@GoldKingsManWahhhhh? I could never...
Him visiting your son 1st was your proudest moment 😅 goofy
So great to see his nice side
Wow I am sitting here crying 🥲 so moved by your great work. I knew Danny was the best because I am fortunate enough to live here in the SFV and have heard nothing but good things from family and friend encountering him.
I got out of the drug dealing 6 years ago. And now have been totally sober for over 3 years now. Danny was my inspiration. If he could do it i can. Now i have a prestigious job and doing very well. Thank God.
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Yea it's shit having to keep lookin over your shoulder. Waking up knowing the filthy can get luck once and it's all over. I'm lookin to get out to and I'm homeless on top of it all.
@@vimtobill4156🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏
God Bless you!🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏
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I meet Mr. Trejo in Walter Reed Army Medical Center, he had just filmed the movie Delta farce, with 3 other actors, they were visiting the wounded soldiers from Iraq war, my son had gotten hit by an IED and lost his leg, i was there visiting him when the actors came in and took pictures with us. Mr. Trejo was the one that seemed more real for lack of a better word. He saw my sons LA tatoo and said hell were home boys! And showed my son his LA tatto. Made my sons day! Thank you, Mr. Trejo.
WOW! What did he say?
@nw8000 He asked how it was going thru such a traumatic incident and told my son thank you for his service and make sure their taking care of him. They joked around about how all the stories he would tell all his friends, war stories. And he said at least my sons stories would be true. He's a great guy. You can tell he cared and was concerned.
@@hfarveoh my goodness thank you for sharing this story dude 👏
Understanding and empathy and you don’t need words - words are meaningless if you don’t!
I have a friend that works in film, he told me Danny Trejo was one of the best actors to work with. Super humble, and chill guy.
I was already a fan of both Danny and Salma , after this , even more. What a great gesture by Salma to invite him for Thanksgiving dinner , shows she is as beautiful inside as she is outside.
Shows he left a great impression during the movie shoot. Had he been a creep to her, she would’ve never given him another thought. Real recognize real. Love them both
It’s sad women like Salma don’t exist in my generation. Salma came from a time when women could be beautiful and loving. All I have to choose from are super manly Alpha male type women and it’s DISGUSTING. I’m 31 millennial, Gen z is even worse.
@@tat3998 Crazy thing is that if Salma was that age, this year(2024) and something like that happened, she would probably blast him on social media, and ruin his career for social media clout. He would loose, his job and have his reputation tarnished. Shed be labeled a victim, and be elevated into a higher status of actress.
Such a kind gesture, love them both.
From the way you speak about women, you are *clearly* not a man like Danny Trejo. Why should you be shown beauty and love when you are spewing ugliness and hate?
Danny’s story brings tears to my eyes. What a great story. Good on Selma for being a great person also.
Salma *
non hollywood beginnings instills such strong values and ethics on trejo.
awesome video
I think Danny and Salma have just become two of my favorite people in the last 19 minutes and 50 seconds!
Salma did it for me when she breastfeed a hungry child 🥰
I remember that.
Petridge Farms remembers.
There isn’t much not to love about Salma. Danny’s story is incredible. He always seems so kind despite his looks.
I've gotta say. Whoever edited this doc is a BEAST! Very emotional sequences and I love the choice of background music. Very moving!
Yes someone is very talented ❤
Agree They Did A Great Job!!🌹
Incredible story, very well told! I realized I was hooked when I became really disappointed that an ad interrupted the story😂
Lol that's funny shit, thought I was the only one
😅 same here.
That was fantastic video. I met Danny Trejo in Tarzana California at Tarzana Treatment Center in the late nineties he stopped in there to speak at an AA meeting. I was a patient at the treatment center I was from Illinois and I ended up on the streets of LA then I ended up at Tarzana Treatment Center, he spoke there and what a story he has he's really a incredible guy.
I was probably there with him... was he in one of his ADIDAS fleece runners suit? lmao... that is what he wore in that era... lol
This is a perfect example of why forgiveness is so important. Sure there is evil out there, but no one is perfect and given the chance people can change for the better. Wonderful story about Danny Trejo!
Forgiveness is important, but so is the effort of making up for your misdeeds. Danny didn't stop even though people doubted him. He continued in the face of adversity. That is how people succeed, not by blaming others.
Lol no. This story is a rare exception, not a rule. Plus there are some crimes you can't come back from like trafficking or pdf files. Anyone involved in that, there's no forgiveness for stuff like that.
The ;ost are not evil, but it is out there and is not subject to redemption.
Forgiveness Is Right For Most Simple Things! ❤ Yet I Agree Some Things Others Day Seem Unforgivable....
Great Video! The first time Danny Trejo got on my radar was in an episode of NCIS: Los Angeles as Tuhon. Learned a bit about him and he most certainly has an iconic story to share with the world! One thing that "Tuhon" said in the episode was "If it isn't a first edition it isn't worth reading", that stuck with me to this day I go for the first editions (when possible). The first series I had already read and tracked down were the first editions of the Chronicles of Dune by Frank Herbert, the first four books of the series (and including an encyclopedia that depicts the long chronology of Dune). Thank you Mr. Trejo, thank you.
He now has become the role model that he's always needed for so many people now, way to pay it forward! What a truly inspiring story
Amen ❤ second chance are needed im proud 🦚 of him
He became the hero. 🥹💖
In my life...in my personal experience, sometimes you have to go to really dark fucking places to appreciate the beauty and satisfaction of being selfless. I think some of the most kind and loving people I know are a testament to that.
omg that was powerful.. I had shit to do but couldn't stop watching.. Thanks for posting this
I cried so hard because I felt like him. I'm literally living the same way in my mental health. I've always been good but all the evil in my life only made me angrier and more protective of myself. Not only being a marine for 10 Yr with 3 deployments under my belt, I had so much legal issues when you got out. I was in jail 2 times and have a felony now. But I push EVERYDAY to not be angry anymore and to continue to live right and continue to help the world in any way I can. I thrive by helping others but loving myself for me now.
Thank you for this video. ❤❤❤
I am really happy that you're in a better place. You are an incredibly strong person. God bless you and protect you. 🙏🏼
The best way to heal is by helping others. Keep it up ❤
Thank You for your Service, stay strong Brother...a fellow Vet
I get it, when you say all the evil in your life has made you angrier & more protective of yourself. I can relate.
Thanks for your service, and I hate that you have more than your fair share of tramuas and weight to carry, but I believe in you! :)
You got bigger balls than I do, enduring all that, you were probably deployed during Iraq/Afghanistan, right? Aiyah. God bless.
I don’t know why I love this man so much. Something about him that speaks to me.
I feel the same. I've always liked him
Right? I've had a big ol' soft spot in my heart for him since 1985, but it was years later that I learned his first film experience was in 1983 where he voiced the character of Lor Sam Pau in the English dub version of Project A (a film written, directed, and stared in by Jackie Chan, and is also known as Jackie Chan's Project A), which I had watched with my father as a kid. I just didn't learn until years after the fact that Danny Trejo was the voice behind Lor Sam Pau for the English dub because I was old enough to recognize his voice after having watched the film again in the early 90s, and had one of those "Hey! That's______!" moments...lol
Idk if it's the same for you, but it's because he hasn't lost who he truly is even after working in Hollywood. He supports his community too
He definition of a regular person ❤
I had absolutely no idea about Danny’s background, I just have loved him as an actor. What an incredible, beautiful human being he is. His story left me in tears. What an inspiration!!! He is a true earth angel. God bless you Danny Trejo!!! Much love!!
Danny Trejo's story is extremely relatable to me, as a recovering addict who also spent years on the wrong side of the law and eventually ended up in prison before finally straightening my life up. The fact is that our mistakes and trials CAN be turned to a positive, and those experiences can be used to help others in similar situations. Honestly I don't regret any of it, despite all of the tremendous pain I've caused and endured, but it has made me into the man I am today -- with drive, ambition, character, integrity, and wisdom. It's never too late to change your life -- just takes hard work and one step at a time.
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I thought I was watching a Graham Norton clip. Instead, I get a biopic on Danny and end up crying! This was wonderful! What an incredible man.
Me too 🙏💪
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I came here from facebook. I just love this inspiring story. 😢 brought me to tears.
He's My Favorite Actor!! Danny's Real & He Cares,
Especially About Animals!!❤😊
I am almost 50 and have always thought Danny Trejo is a very good looking man. To go from such a tragic past, to such a great actor, is quite a feat. Respect.
He’s beautiful! 🤍
He is not a good looking man but his personality makes him beautiful
@@DaddiD-te4uq Each to their own
He is good looking. So was Uncle Gilbert.
I think Danny is incredibly charismatic and handsome, so was his uncle Gilbert, thst guy was gorgeous.
From the pictures his whole family is nice looking.
This brought me to tears...didn't know any of this...what a beautiful soul that was allowed to flourish. God Bless you Danny and Salma, & Thank you both for choosing Love.
God is good if you Allow him to be ❤
My aunt ran away from home at 16 and never came back. I missed her my whole life.
She went to California, got into trouble and became an alcoholic.
Fifty years later I got a call from the LA County Coroner asking if she was my aunt. They notified me that she was dead.
I found out that Danny Trejo was her AA sponsor and mentor from friends of hers that I spoke to after she died.
She gave her life to the Lord and now resides in heaven.
Thank you to Danny Trejo and all the other Christians that came along side of her. I will see her again in heaven.
What she do after sober?
I'm Sorry You Weren't Able To Reconnect With Her Here!
But I'm So Happy You Said Danny Was A Mentor For Her!! That's A 24/7 Deal!!❤
Yes, You'll Know Her Again!!😊
Peace, Love, Light & Joy To You!!🌹
I’ve heard Danny in interviews before, but never this much detail. His story is so uplifting and hopeful. It makes me feel a new sense of hope.
Danny went through hell and managed to come out on top. Nothing but respect. ❤❤❤
Facts ❤
This was very inspiring. Bless you Danny. Good for you for turning your life around and making things right for all the right reasons.
As a latino, it’s always a blessing to hear stories like these. lost my uncles to drugs and early gang life took a toll on them. I thank God for allowing me to meet them. Although their time was short, their redemption was greater. To God be the Glory.
What does being a Latino have to do with anything? It’s a human thing.
This video is so well edited. It really captured Danny’s story and revealed his true self. I had no idea about any of this! What a golden heart, him and Salma. Such an inspirational journey.
Golden heart now, but did you know how many people he killed. 😂
Love this guy. He came to our small town in South Texas as an invited speaker to The Boys & Girls Club of Alice Tx. May the Goodness in this guys heart keep spreading and may he continue to be blessed! 😊👍
Wow. This was one of my favorite episodes.
"I can dream now and it's OK!"
Beautiful story telling!
Uplifting! From the depths of his hard knocks life, he rises above and focusses on doing good to others.
The people he helps now can focus on the prospect of "....being able to dream ...
....and those dreams are OK"
This was so good ❤
GREAT VIDEO !!!
I spent 4 years in prison and I can remember them making us watch these videos on how to adjust to life outside prison, and Danny would be the one in the videos, talking at different prisons. He treated all the inmates like they where human. That's a far cry different than the guards do..
Awesome!
*Please change the title. It's completely misleading and has nothing to do with the ENTIRE video.*
*There was no revenge tattoo of her at all, because he didn't even know she existed.*
In my opinion the revenge of the tattoo was toward his father.
@@jessicaplayer7710 🤔 your absolutely right. The title is worded wrong and is incomplete.
It was the first part of the video and again 15 min in. Tell me you're not smart without saying it. Karen 🤡
Marketing 101😂
Isn’t that every RUclips video. 😂
WOW!! What a great story of transformation and helping others. Very heartwarming. I wish him all the very best in life. A true hero!❤
A beautiful story. Danny is an awesome gentleman. A fine example of giving back. I am a huge fan. You'll made me cry. Thank you ❤
Danny and Uncle Gilbert look like brothers
Maybe his uncle is the real father 😮 lol
Yeah I I was thinking that too maybe uncle Gilbert was his actual father but uncle wasn’t any good on the outside so he did the right thing for his son but maybe we are just over reaching
@@docholiday9513yea I think uncle Gilbert was his dad because he doesn’t look like his father
My kid looks like my brother and it is most definitely not his son.
I look more like my uncle then I do my dad... ppl will pick at anything
The clickbait worked because I stayed for the amazing edits, story telling... no annoying commentary. All facts straight from the mouth of the man himself. a true inspiration.
I love the storytelling you've done in this video - wasn't expecting this when I clicked on it. You let the detail speak for itself, no cheesiness. And what a cool humble guy he is! I recognised him from Breaking Bad, the only thing I'd seen him in. Didn't realise he'd had such an extraordinary life.
Wow I started this video thinking it was going to be a silly little story but 20 minutes later I'm happy I clicked on it.
Same lol
Same ❤
People can change, I was also a serious criminal in my younger years and spent 6 years in prison. After my release, I never committed a crime again and today I am 42 years old, a father of 2 children and live a completely normal life. We can all change if we want to and Danny is one of the most famous examples!! much love Danny ❤
I selected this video because of the title but stayed because of Danny Trejo. He's a Legend. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Danny is an absolute beautiful person mad respect for overcoming it all and doing his best for himself and others. Love you Machete!!!!!
He wasn't beautiful he did horrible things before he turned his life around, respect he change his ways but you can't change the past & he has to live with that.
I love to hear stories like this, of people who have overcome their darkest moments and turned their lives around. I didn't know this about Danny, but I'm glad I clicked on this video and got to hear about his story. God bless you Danny.
Everything else aside I just gotta say is gosh damn Salma Hayek is frigging gorgeous!!!!!!
She is a Danny is handsome ❤
Had the honor of briefly meeting Mr.Trejo.
My first impression that I found of him being a very down to earth well rounded and very wise man, he has a remarkable insightfulness about him.
Though our conversation was brief I could only imagine how interesting it would be to sit down with him and listen to him talk.
Dan's as suave as they come, a really outspoken individual.
I was not expecting to get hooked so hard on this story. The Salma click bait got me, but the Dani Trejo story got me in the feels.
Thank you so much for sharing this. It made my heart swell with joy. Thank you ❤
Such a great story! It brought tears to my eyes 😢 I have a new found respect for Danny and Selma♥️
Same for me .what a great story he's amazing
Like wise
Newfound 😆
Gaaaay
Ditto
Big props to Danny Trejo... He's a real one
Hearing dannys story is inspirational. I never had a dad, and my uncle was one of my main role models. He always has stuck up for me when no one would. I can see how easy it was for danny to follow his footsteps.
Understood ❤
A great video. Truly inspiring. We’re all the product of our environment, until we realize we don’t have to be. Danny’s inspiring story deserves to be a movie.
I am grateful to have learned so much about Danny Trejo this was an inspiring video, thank you!
I had no idea. What a beautiful story ❤. Thank you for sharing.
Danny, you are a wonderful person and the best role model anyone (kids or adults) could have!! Thank you for sharing your beautiful and painful story and I'm so sorry that your father and uncles did what they did to you, no one should ever have to experience that as a child or adult. There is nothing wrong with boys playing the games you played with your aunt's and cousins. Just because a boy wants to play dress up and other things like that DOES NOT MEAN HE IS NOT A MAN. To me a real boy/man would be happy to play games like that because if they have daughters later in life their daughters are going to want to play those games with their dad. I have seen dads tell their daughters no when asked by their daughters on playing games like that with them and it's heartbreaking. All because we are told men shouldn't do certain things or they're not a man and that judgement and thought process needs to be eradicated from existence. You are my favorite actor and always inspire me to be the best version of me and to keep going even when I am hurting so bad (I was severely injured in a car accident in 2009 by a drunk driver who ran a red light going 100 mph and T-boned the car I was in so I have chronic pain) and just want to give up and go home to GOD. Sending you and your family love, prayers and hugs!!!! Everyone deserves to feel loved and cared about so to everyone here please spread kindness, compassion, love and help those who need help WE NEED TO STOP SPREADING HATRED, RACISM AND STOP JUDGING PEOPLE, WE NEED TO COME TOGETHER AS ONE AND MAKE THIS WORLD A BETTER PLACE FOR OUR CHILDREN!!
Thankyou for your inspirational reply! Awesome!
@@jjdjj5392ur welcome and thank u for being a caring person, I know this because otherwise u wouldn't have commented on my comment and feel inspired. I am so glad I could inspire u, I hope it helps u and many many more people!
Thank you @Life Stories for sharing this.
WOW !!!!...I didn't know any of the story, so thanks for sharing. Love me some Danny Trejo.
He recognized the child was special needs and approached that in the most respectful, loving way. Wow. ❤
@LifeStories ByGoalcast, I have to give you props on this video!! Not only did I not know all this about Danny Trejo, the video is really well made and your transitions are fire!🔥 😁 It is good to know with all the controversy in Hollywood right now, that there are still people in Hollywood like Danny, Selma and Keanu. Thank you for the feels!!
Appreciate knowing Danny's story and a little bit more about Salma as well.
This was the best story. I always liked Danny Trejo, following his career and now I know why. I see the man that he really is. May God continue to bless you richly, Danny! ❤
13 years I was on heroin. 6 years off now.
This man is and has been an inspiration to me for a long time.
I didn't realize how good looking Danny was! What a stud. Great story, people can change. It's beautiful.
It was the drugs and anger that changed the look of his face.
WHO IS OVER HERE FROM TIKTOK 💯 🇯🇲 🫡. THIS IS A TRUE TESTIMONIAL THAT WE MUST NEVER GIVE UP👍🏿.
Thank you for this video. It displays change in us humans is possible for the greater good and there is always hope to make a change in ourselves therefore and ironically changing the world in the process in a way we can't even imagine... We can evolve and transform for the better when we truly help and give service to others without expecting anything back. And by the time we start to realize we are already changing, morphing and evolving into someone who can be revered and looked up to. Danny Trejo is the result of this all. This is a beautiful and inspiring video, it's quite moving and now we know a little more about him.
This is why Danny has always been my favorite dude in acting. Hes true and rock solid.
Depends hell yeah ❤
Way to show everyone who you really are Danny! God continue to bless you and yours my friend.
This was beautifully done!!! He is such a motivation ❤
I enjoyed this story so much. Thank you for sharing.
Great video. I never new his past.
Great comeback, inspiring story. 👊🏼
Thank you for this! It is so uplifting!
DANNY IS A VERY GOOD ACTOR. GREAT JOB SO GLAD YOU SHARE UR STORY. GOD HAS GIVEN YOU ANOTHER Opportunity in life. GOD BLESS YOU .AND DONT FORGET THAT GOD LOVES YOU.
This was amazing. I was always a fan, since The Mariachi movies. But have never seen him out of character, no interviews - nothin. First time here. He's actually a man of substance, clever & compassionate, not just an actor with some good performances.
Don't worry Dan, I'm gonna take some extra shifts to keep fillen my car boot with warm outdoor-wear for our brothers & sisters ruffin-it out there. Thanks for the inspiration. [Paul, Australia]
WOW! Grateful to have watched this today❤Thanks
Same here!!!!
I love how Danny talks including sound effects.. it's like talking to your 6y/o nephew.. 😂
thank you for sharing this beautiful story❤
Never heard of this channel before, this video just came through as i was cleaning the house.... Fabulous video! Cant wait to check out some other videos!