My respects go out to anyone whose family has been affected by the attacks

Yeah , my grandpa died , his sacrifice for alqaeda will never be forgotten

My moms uncle lived only two blocks from the twin towers. He didn’t make it

Blueguygaming i’m a big fan of total drama too

My mom died in it I was just so confused that entire time

@PC10.8 I'm so sorry for your friend and you

Thanks bro, my mom was in that building. She’s alive though. Her friend sadly didnt make it..

Pittsburgh Line Railfan oh man I am really sorry to hear that! My condolences to you

Lama Su  Ik i am very very late but it’s called spreading the word 🙄

Pittsburgh Line Railfan I’m sorry for your loss

Wow your such a hero for saying the same thing everyone does.

Blueguygaming

I wasn’t even born yet but I know it was a horrible day, my mom watched it at home on the tv and was worried about my dad cause she didn’t know what was going on. Luckily nothing happened where my dad worked, I am very thankful none of my family was affected by it that day.

My friend’s grandfather died in that attack

Blueguygaming: Agreed. Also, your profile pic is great.


I think the most horrible part of this is the people jumping off. They didn't jump off in hopes of survival at that point they jumped in hopes of a quick death. They knew they were going to die and their last decision was how. Burning up or falling down. My respects go out to all the families involved in 9/11

That comment was 10 times as scarier than the actual video.

I knew that too also but still makes it worst tho!. 😑😔.

as we say my friend, memento mori, ant to this tragedy as well.

No need to watch vid, comments are all I need to cry😥😪

@Victoria Peterson the windows were probably already broke.

@Mikey & John He should of not made that joke, but good luck in court for with that lawsuit.

@VEX ALOE the joke is genuinely shit even from a dark humor stand point

@The Cipher funny being called a sociopath over a joke

My mum was at the other side of the world she had planned to go see the twin tours that week that day but didn't I'm glad bout that

I heard it was because of how much smoke there was they couldn’t see and accidentally walked right out and fell to their death

@VEX ALOE you'll get a dose of your own dark humuor bro, i can feel that you're a sociopath

@Sillysandwich it could be sumthin to joke about

@VEX ALOE if this wasnt the Internet i would punch you

that was the most terrifying thing I've ever seen

their was also a choice of being crushed but at that point they didnt know

@Black air force 1 he ain’t going to hell for a joke but it was still not the time

@Mikey & John how can they sue if there dead

@VEX ALOE We don't joke about stuff like this

@VEX ALOE This isn't the time for "dark humour".

@Mikey & John cant sue over a joke and plus its supposed to be offensive it's dark humor

i know, my history teacher made me watch a documentary on 9/11 and part where people jumped from the towers was the part that freaked me out the most.

Tbf there would be a small chance of survival if you jumped off. If you are making yourself flat the air resistance would slow your acceleration quite a lot down. Then, if you would be really lucky you would land in a tree/bush or something else soft. Then you could maybe just maybe survive the fall

That moment really hit me hard when I saw them fall out of the building

It's more like they had no choice. The fire was burning so their instincts forced them to get away from the fire. However our instincts weren't built for assessing the situation in an artificial skyscraper being as enclosed as it is. So they followed their instincts with the andrenaline rush stripping them of their ability to think past their predisposed nature as humans do.

@uglyonion bruh your profile pics are like the same but reversed

Wait there was recording of them jumping off?


Actually my dad was due for an interview on September 11th, I believe at one of the top floors of one of the towers. The only reason he didn't go is because my brother, only a couple months old, cried all night and my dad was too tired to go to the interview. If it weren't for my brother my dad wouldn't be here today, that's a bone chilling thought to me

Your dad is a really good dad and a really lucky guy

Also a couple of years ago it was thunder storming in my town and my elder brother wanted to play with his friends outside. I kept requesting him to play with me so he agreed but then I realized his friends were attacked by the lighting one one of them died too. My brother couldve been struck by lightning if it weren't for me.

@ScratchTV  He's lying for internet attention. Don't worry about it.

Sounds like your brother prevented a lot more crying within the family.

@shovelmastaflash I just don't feel like arguing with you?¿?

@oreganosuace I'm just thrilled that you admit it.

@oreganosuace You're far from the first person to lie for attention on the internet.

This mans grow up not knowing he actually saved his fathers life...

maybe sometimes its good for babies to cry

my uncle worked at one but was fixing his moms pipes at the time

My uncle was supposed to work there that day but was out of work due to a recent leg surgery. Such a blessing even though it sucked in the moment.

I have a story too my mom had to do paperwork at the twin towers the day right before the incident occurred she left at midnight she had to do more on 9/11 but my grandma told her she should stay home.

@Viviana I’ve had a butterfly effect before, it was 12:00am and my brothers stomach was hurting badly. I woke my mom up and we all went to the doctor to check if it’s anything bad. There wasn’t anything wrong with him but when got close too the train tracks next to our house we saw a wanderer off baby playing on the tracks. My mother called the cops and chased the baby down the road until she caught up with it and gave it to the cops to find the real parents. Just 10 minutes after a train passed by on the tracks.

Perfect example of life and death is in the hands of god

a family friend of mine and her best friend were planning on going to the twin towers, her friend asked her to pick a day for them to go, she picked the 11th. the family friend of mine didn’t go that day, because the night before she went to a concert and was to tired. it’s crazy how life works

Your dad is the luckiest man on the world but I am actually being serious hundreds of people's have died not just from being in the tower but also by getting hit by debris when it all came collapsing

The butterfly effect is scary. You changed millions of things with that single decision. That’s scary and crazy.

It's like your brother's crying was a warning for what is going to happen in the interview and he need his father to be so tiered so he won't go

@thelastairbenderlol Oops, they edited the comment. It used to say something about brothers being useless I think.

@moo dont u know what butterfly effect is

Something similar happened to my friends mom. Her mom was supposed to go there but her plane got delayed due to an engine problem.

@Viviana Nah, her brother actually helped someone.

holy damn thank annoying sibilings oh my god..

I bet your dad was so happy about that after

Welp looks like brothers can be good after all

S75 Cyxum i wish my siblings were useful like this lol

holy crap, thank ur brother for being annoying lmao

he would've died, but it's good that he didnt die.


Let's respect the news reporters and cameramen for a moment. They couldn't show too much digress or fear, they just reported, and the cameramen could've ran and dropped the camera but they didn't. They reported.

@kermit I dont blame him. I dont wanna see people literally splattered all over the pavement right in front of my eyes

That one reporter tho- "THERES RAINING DEBRIS GET OUTTA THE WAY!"

I feel like they feel fear but can handle the situation.

Yeah that is insane. But also think about first responders


"Somethings in the air"
"It's quiet, too quiet"
gives me chills

"Somethings in the air"
"It's quiet, too quiet"
*gives me chills*


My dad was eating outside the towers, he is still here, he saved many people

Thank God my dad is still with me

@Thiniff 2 Death is inevitable and can happen at any moment even to the most healthiest individuals. But find comfort in knowing your dad, you, and I, are infinite.

Sadly I cant say the same. He didnt pass for any 9/11 specific reasons. He just woke up one morning dead.

May Allah bless your dad he still alive with u

Your dad is brave and golden hearted, a true hero

Hero❤🙏 Glad he’s alright. He’ll be able to tell his story!


I feel bad for people that were affected by the attacks

Every 60 seconds in the Africa, a minute passes

Says the one who can’t even fly a helicopter right

I wasn't here in 2001 so l only feel bad for kids 😔

In one way or another, everyone has been effected by what happened that day.

@Toppat Clan Leader you dont feel bad. Dont play around. You actually killed our Henry

Make no mistake, if you live in the US...you were affected very much by these attacks.

Oh please Charles. You tried to kill our beloved Henry Stickman with your "greatest plan" by smashing your helicopter into the complex

Wait charles didnt you died in the tophat station explosion?

Wait Charles didn't you Crash your helicopter

Yeah, u flew a helicopter into a Complex, So DONT think ur Innocent

i am sad because there is a muslim grouo that shows islam is bad

Yeah I guess your plan was not so great :but yes I feel bad this Is joke and should be taken as non-ofensive

Hijackers prolly be like:

https://youtu.be/RHLDFYnptbE


19 years ago today.

Even tho the younger generation who was either too young to fully experience the horror or born after 9/11/2001, should still remember what happened on that day. Just because we’re in the middle of a pandemic, and a racial war on justice, let’s not forget the 2,000+ people who lost their lives on that day.

And don’t just remember the people who died at the World Trade Center, but the people on the planes, the people on the pentagon, the people on the ground, and the brave, courageous, and heroic people who gave their lives to save others.

Never forget🇺🇸

I was Born in 2011 And I'm OBSESSED in The Twin Towers

I was born two years after it happened on December 2nd 2003. In 18 now

I was born in late 2005 and it was almost 5 years since after 9/11 and now its 20 years

@Bigboytruck thats crazy bro, they should let students choose if they want to see that or not

Not to mention they force us to watch the people die and fall out of the towers every year in school

I was 8 years old when it happened, remember it so clearly, crazy to think this is probably being taught in history classes now

@pootis pow April 5 2011

Hey where both 9 years old!

Yeah, I’m quite young, but I understand the importance of this event and how tragic it was to this country. Never forget.

I was born on December 3 2009 just 8 years after the event

I was born 2 months 10 years after teh event

I am  not from the U.S and I was born in 2010 but it makes me feel really sad


"I hope I live. I hope I live."
"I just need to find people who need help, cause I'm not one of them."

Oh my god dude, that hit so hard..


It’s crazy to think that 9/11 started as a normal day

@harleyy Everything was so peaceful and happy until it turned to violence and chaos

Also Steve Jobs got that iPod right before that alter-history moment happened for the presentation. :/

@Caden Marston a lot of people outside of the US didnt even know it happened which is just,, fucking insane

@plasmatic something very similar happened today..

People said that Arabs did it even tho they didn't it was ilunminati

A good listen us the Howard Stern show from that day.  The conversation started off like any other day....

@slothyy teen probably planning out the attack.. they had to know how much fuel it had, what time the plans went, etc.

Yeah and it started at 8 Or 9 I’m pretty sure and this was minutes or a few hours before the Plane crash. Imagine 9/11 didn’t happen tho I wonder how NY would be rn

@peoplebro_ 12 My day started off really well and there were finally no clouds, but then my cat got hit by a car.

Didnt the 911 attack lead up to the invasion of Afghanistan?

I wonder what it was like outside of the States

They didn’t know what was coming up next and it would be disastrous

@slothyy teen planning getting ready to steal some fucking planes

plasmatic we’ve been thru enough this year...

They never knew that day would be the last of tyem

Maybe this is what, the world of “The Giver” was trying to prevent...

@slothyy teen probably like, "we gon blow this shit to the ground"

slothyy teen

Bad guy 1: Us people in iraq shall show those Americans who we are
Bad guy 2:yea!lets bomb some towers!
Bad guy 1: yea!
proceeds to bomb towers
Bad guy 1:hey bad guy 2! We’re on the news!
Bad guy 2: yea!
It’s just an avarage morning tbh but they bomb towers....

slothyy teen

Bad guy 1: Us people in iraq shall show those Americans who we are
Bad guy 2:yea!lets bomb some towers!
Bad guy 1: yea!
*proceeds to bomb towers*
Bad guy 1:hey bad guy 2! We’re on the news!
Bad guy 2: yea!
It’s just an avarage morning tbh but they bomb towers....

IKR all those happy people who woke up for work and everyone think it was a regular day but then it turned into horor

This is way you always pay attention to the surrondings, when it's too normal/quiet, even with corona virus, you know something is going to happen

all bad events start out like a normal day

Shit man now we have to worry about the virus

Every tragedy starts as a normal,sometimes uneventful, and even calming day whether it was Columbine,9/11, even a random killing or kidnapping all of these would start as a normal day. The big lesson being: it's never a good sign when things are normal

slothyy bitch teen who knows. Probably going celebrating.

And if something like this ever happens again,we’ll all think the same thing as well,terrifying

Yeah, they had no clue what was coming for them.


14:03 “I hope I live. I hope I live”
I can’t imagine what he was feeling in that moment.

He was hoping he would live in that moment i assume

All I know is you're going to look for something to hold on to and someone to hug before you die.

That guy was willing to risk his life, to help others in need. What a fucking legend.

@mister fahrenheit 🙄 that's a close one I thought you assumed I was lying 😬😬

@mister fahrenheit it's still funny. Just trying to lighten the spirit


My mother was in New York with her friend on this day. She was so close to the buildings, and she saw them collapse. She led her friend through the chaos, down to the subway, and going home. Her friend was screaming and crying, and my mom said calmly, “Shut up, and keep walking. We are not dying today.”

Must have been the scariest thing I’ve ever heard.


"1st person point of view" is such a good video concept, this is really informative as someone who was a baby when 9/11 happened. i would love to see something similar with other events especially from other countries


The fact that things like these can happen just about any day and we wouldn't even be aware of it..

That's why I'm lucky to live at the end of the world

It is but what if someones guts saved them from this kind of thing


"It's kind of quiet around the country. It's quiet, too quiet."
God, this is chilling. It's like it's not even real how off the day felt.

_"It's kind of quiet around the country. It's quiet, too quiet."_
*God, this is chilling. It's like it's not even real how off the day felt.*

@Razr7r  I get what you mean but does one really ask for something like this?

@Matthew McGrath :( What if they have to tell someone to be quiet? Are they gonna say "Shut up"?

That's why first responders never say the word quiet.

15 fucking minutes before the shit happened

In hind sight that was some creepy accidental foreshadowijg

To quite when you hear that u know shit is real


Why are schools suddenly acting like this never happened? This is so sad, I'm litterally tearing up as we speak.

@You’re wasting your time Here we should still learn about it

My school was telling us about it though

Joe Biden didn't even mention anything about or even apologised on 9/11 yet great Britain is paying it's respects to it...

My school covers it extensively even in younger grades with gruesome details. Some schools treat it differently than others.

I live in the UK and we were taught about 9/11 in school

I know, I’m in seniors and they won’t show this, I’m in a specialist school

I feel like if schools are closed for observance of days like veteran’s day, they should also be closed for september 11th.

@You’re wasting your time Here i’m counting it as past history since i wasn’t born back then😂

@aubre nevaeh  recent history is like 40~ years ago 2 decades isn’t that long  when you account for the fact that civilization in humans has happened thousands of years ago

@You’re wasting your time Here this was almost 20 years ago.. it’s not recent history

@kaykay well I’m not sure if history covers recent history

@You’re wasting your time Here well you have history-

@You’re wasting your time Here But history class-

Doesn’t have much to do with education, no?

Ironically in Britain we cover it in Year 7 (11-12)

@kaykay again man we prob got different school experiences.

@DANIEL A lot of schools litterally don't talk about this at a unless a student brings it up and then they say something like "rip to those who died that day." And move on. Even in my history class they never talked about it this school year whatsoever

@DANIEL “Okay class, what do you know about 9/11?”
“Not much”
“Okay then we aren’t gonna cover it”

Wdym, we have a whole day dedication to the remembrance of people that dead. Idk what school your going to

True schools say nothing about anything fuck school

Ah yes, schools have decided that the WTC never existed

@firstname lastname I'm in 10th grade lmao

They are, they just wait until highschool so they aren't showing the realy traumatic stuff


It’s really horrifying how life can be scarier than a horror movie.

As many horror movies are fictional. I think the fact that it is real and actually happens adds to the horror. You always think nothing bad will happen to you as there are billions of people on the planet until it actually happens. Many people aren’t expecting a sudden plane crash into their workplace.


I was born 6 years after this and it's honestly terrifying. The people who died are not forgotten by Christ.

I was born 6 years before this i saw it on tv i remember it it was unreal seeing this happen it looked like a movie.

Yeah.. and I was born 8 years after<br>The saddest thing was that the people were falling down just imagine one of these people being one of your loved ones

Yeah.. and I was born 8 years after
The saddest thing was that the people were falling down just imagine one of these people being one of your loved ones

Same too man, this vid was the first time I saw up close footage of the attack... I knew it was bad but... yeesh

I'm ten and this is the most scarring thing any eye can see.

@GastradonThePokémon So you were born in 2019?

Nah jk ik


My mom was a teacher on 9/11 near newark. She told me that the school made them watch the attacks on tv. My mom said it was awful, because some of her students were watching there parents die.


Watching this video makes me remember my dad. He was working in the towers on this day, i was only 5 at the time and when he didn’t come home that evening I thought that he was late but when he didn’t come back for a week I finally knew he had died. prayers go out to everybody’s family.

RIP. Wherever he is now Im sure hes in a good place.

Ooohh... Im so sorry. I am sorry that your dad died in this horrible event.

Im so sorry for you<br>Hes now resting peacefully in heaven tho <33

Im so sorry for you
Hes now resting peacefully in heaven tho <33

My uncle was a firefighter and they never found his remains. So I know how you feel sorry for your loss

Do you have kids now and how old are they?

I’m seeing a lot of comments talking about their dad associated with 9/11 though my condolences

I’m so sorry for lost may he Rest In Peace

I’m so sorry for lost may he Rest In Peace

@Bw6IsOrigami I've experienced it and I'll just say it's not a good feeling for your grade school teacher to ask if your parents or mom or dad is picking you up most times I would ball my eyes out and they wouldn't know what happened

@zxqu I'm not sure if that is a reply to me but I'm gonna say

YES

@zxqu I'm not sure if that is a reply to me but I'm gonna say

*YES*

Listen you just need to power through it man I know it's hard but listen he would want you to live a better life but do not forget about him he wouldn't want that you want to remember him and keep him with you at all times. He was your father so you have to remember himthe best way to remember him is to make something about him

I would say if you got a picture of him write on it

This is what you should put on it

Strength

When you are sad you can look at it and remember him you know he will be watching over

Good luck to you and your family ❤❤❤

dude im so sorry to hear thats really sad

dude im so sorry to hear thats really sad

Hey it’s ok man I mean I feel sorry for your loss but it happens in life DONT worry if you reply tell me you have a mom or your mom married another man Goocl luck out there,stay safe,Bye.#Pray4TheDead

I give you blessings, my grandma died recently and it was rough for my entire family. God bless, never forget.

I'm so, so sorry.... I'm lucky I didn't have to live through that, but you did, and you lost someone to it, you are a true hero man

Man im sorry that must be so paintful to lose a dad at 5 yr old 🙏

Sorry for your loss my guy keep your head up

Evryone: sorry <br>Me: oh... That aint good

It's really brave of you to talk about these personal matters. It must've been traumatising for a 5 year old to have to go through that. I don't think you, or anyone deserved the losses and heartbreak they went through. My condolences, dude. I would've never have had the courage to speak about this. Respect ❤

Shit bro I'm so sorry, I can't even imagine. Much love 💞

If I could give you a hug I would in sorry

If I could give you a hug I would in sorry

After having that type of loss and being able to go through it you could say you’ve seen some shit rip may god be with you🤕

How am i terrible? Someone LIGIT LOST THEIR FUCKING DAD! I said i was sorry.  Probably because so was uppercase? I wasn't paying attention i didn't notice it looked sarcastic im so sorry

@TinyPinkVampire you sir, are a terrible person

My condolences man Rest In Peace just remember how proud of you he is

I’m sorry for your loss I hope your dad rests in peace

I'm so sorry man, you're strong for being here

Nobody can imagine that, it can only be experienced...

he is in a better place sorry for your loss

I’m sorry for your loss, it’s hard to lose someone.

I'm so sorry. Nobody should have to live like that.

Man dude I pray for you its sad waiting for your dad to come back and he never does

@TinyPinkVampire sounds hella sarcastic :/

@TinyPinkVampire sounds hella sarcastic :/

Sorry, just remember your dad wishes you best.

Sorry for your loss, You commenting that reminded me of my grandpa who I never met because he died

Dang that’s so sad as a five year old and traumatizing jeez these events are so unfortunate. I’m so sorry


Even as a Muslim, I'm sorry for America's loss 😔👊

Here’s your tinfoil hat now get off the internet

It's ok. Don't take the blame for something that you didn't do.

@idk If you have to ask, you won't understand the explanation. Do your research. The Twin Towers were built to come down on that specific date. It's all in the numbers.

As a Muslim, it’s sad that these people and the people in the Middle East lost their lives. It also awakened lots of Islamophobia

@Isak Johansson <br>Hope you don’t cut yourself on your tin foil hat.

@Isak Johansson
Hope you don’t cut yourself on your tin foil hat.

@Never Gets The Joke It wasnt "his people", it was some peeps in a five sided building and their buddies.

You don’t have to apologize for something your people did. Unless you’re a terrorist. It’s coming up on the anniversary of this tragic event and I don’t want people like you feeling guilty for something that was out of your control. I would much rather have you mourn with us rather than apologize for something you couldn’t stop. Have a good day.

Muslims have nothing to do with 9/11, it was an inside job

@PSYNIDE same question.<br>It was confirmed that it was an inside job + whoever did it that doesn't give the us the right to kill hundreds of thousands in iraq for being Arabs

@PSYNIDE same question.
It was confirmed that it was an inside job + whoever did it that doesn't give the us the right to kill hundreds of thousands in iraq for being Arabs

Wtf does that have to do with being muslim?

Its sad islam suffered so much because of this

@Jad Harb you're the real monster here just go nad research the history of us

@Okita some Muslim people felt discrimation after the attacks

@Jad Harb true. No innocent muslim should be having to take the blame for this mess. This wasn’t you

It’s sad that there are wars because of religion or power which damage many people and the planet

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fun fact: on 9/10/2001, Michael Jackson was performing his 2-day 30th year anniversary in Madison Square Garden. he was actually scheduled to have a meeting in one of the twin towers but overslept because the night before he was up super late. time was definitely on his side..

@AAltOne He was scheduled to be on the first plane that crashed, but he had a hangover and his flight was moved.

@ILoveQazaqstan&FreeRussia there were other celebrities that could’ve died like Mark Wahlberg

Weird that quite one of the most famous musicians was almost a victim. :(


This was so well captured. The buildup really made it feel like it was a just another morning, because it was. Then the sudden interruption in news programs, the explosions, the different perspectives, the music...  all made me feel like I was there.

I was 3 years old living in Brooklyn when this happened. I’m 22 now. I feel for the people in that building that day. So horrific that the only option was to jump. My mom was about to get a job there at the time too.

After seeing the emotions of that day, I really get it now. This was absolutely insane.


20 years ago. Insane that it started off as any other typical day. My respects go out to all the family and people effected. This day will never be forgotten.


my dad was a firefighter during 9/11. he told me how his station took the three/four hour drive (we live in ri) to help out with everything, as they needed all the people they could get. he remembers very vividly going to so many funerals for other people in service, crying so many tears, having worn his service wear for so many days it almost felt like regular clothes.

he’s retired now, but a couple of years ago we went to the 9/11 memorial. at one point, there is a crushed up ladder truck. he sat down at one of the nearby benches, stared at it, and just started balling his eyes out. it was so sad to see.

major respect for your dad man. this comment made me cry.

this is so shattering, i have so much respect for you and your father

Please thank your dad for me. I am so grateful for his service and the earthly he surely was.

Your dad may be one of the heros in this world, especially this moment we Saw. May your father be ok, and may your life be well. I truly respect him.

I have a major respect to ur dad, may ur family live well ✊


The sad thing is that most of those people are dead from the toxic dust if they didn't get killed by the building in the first place, my heart goes out tho those who have died

Jesus Christ that's even sadder and worst!. 😑😞😔😥😢.

Honestly, that’s not a shit way to go, no pain or shock, just a slow and quiet death, depending on the setting of course...


A while back, I confronted a few 5th graders who were joking about 9/11. Don’t they know that innocent people lost their lives in this horrific tragedy?!

To all the people getting mad at these kids for that, they’re like 10 they don’t know shit

@GregAnd yet you still call this dark "humor." Relax, the guy is being reasonable.

@Kera Johnson dark humor should be used among oneself to cope and not shared to others. It should be like an inside joke because it can be harmful.

When I was in 5th grade I would never joke about this or anything serious as this, shame on them

@Kera Johnson yes but that can still piss a lot of people off about something as serious as this. Dark humor is supposed to be funny

To be fair, most people use dark humor to deal with terrifying situations. It’s a way of coping with the meaninglessness and absurdity of the world.

Im in 7th yes we were edgelords im sorry though

5th graders are the most fucking edgelord little kids i swear


my heart goes out to the firefighters, EMT, police, cameramen, and the families and friends of the victims.


It’s crazy to think, I was 2 weeks old wen this happened. I remember visiting the site in i thing 2008 or 2009. It looked so familiar yet so different. Watching this reminded me of that experience and it also gave me the same feeling as when I visited Bosnia a couple of years ago. I went to Mostar and Sarajevo and those places were hit the hardest by the war. I remember watching and old bbc news documentary from the 1990’s about Mostar. I remember that same feeling. Just standing in the marketplace across the new Mostar bridge on the Croat frontline and just feeling extremely sad as this was where innocent people had lost their lives. Mostar hasn’t even really recovered today as there are still buildings riddled with bullet holes, and some building are completely shelled out. From 1991-2003 it just seemed like the world was falling apart after the Cold War.

@Stephen Davis Everything looks so familiar to me.


as someone born after 9/11, this was really eye-opening and terrifying to see. just to think that it started out as a perfectly normal day for most people. hearing “its a lovely day, 11th of september 2001” was so damn surreal. its a difficult topic, but i say this is one of your best videos just because you were able to make such a awful topic so casual and portray it as many people first saw that day before the attacks started. never forget.

the fact that im watching this on 9/11/2021

I was in second grade and remember everyone in a panic. Very well spoken for someone born after!

I agree with you as i was born after 9/11

My near death experience started as a normal day

@Akis A they announced that war was occurring though so that’s different

Same, i was born in 2006 and im not from the us, i cried watching this, the whole world wont never forget 9/11

Akis A not really Germany was showing aggression months earlier and had already invaded Austria and Czechoslovakia so they knew WW2 was going to happen but  more likely a smaller war than what we got.

WW1 also started with people expecting it as Austria Hungary gave Serbia an impossible Ultimatum to complete and an Ultimatum is basically do this terrible task for us like giving us half your land or we will attack and this ultimatum came cause they pointed fingers at the Serbian Black Hand Extremist Group of killing Archduke Ferdinand and accused Serbia of backing up the group

same, i was born after and i only heard stories or watched videos in school but this really made me realize how actually terrifying it was to be there that day. it’s so weird to hear people just talking like it was a normal day.

Didn't WW1 and WW2 both start as normal days?


10:47 Really sent chills down my spine, sounded like "Craig!" The amount of loss these families felt, many not even getting a body is absolutely tragic.


I was born 2005. When I was 7 I heard about this but now that I am older I could never imagine what it was like. I am so sorry if anyone lost love ones on this day.


September 11 is coming up. The countless stories I’ve heard. I wasn’t alive to see it, but my brother was a newborn when it happened, my parents and grandma (who died a few years back because of diabetes) turned on the tv because the 1st tower got hit, they told me they were in shock. A minute later, boom, the 2nd plane hits, distress goes around in the house as my brother started crying because of the explosion sound. A truly horrible day. Never again.

I remember this day i am from Europe so i came home from school i wanted to watch cartoons but instead i saw this not fun.

@nørthwxst it won't, until Osama bin laden son is gonna be just like him

if it happened again i swear to god i’m never moving to new york


From this part of the world I wanna say I'm sorry to these people who lost someone who had loved.


my mom was in this

how the hell did she survive

and that’s how I moved somewhere else far away because I was scared af

IM SO SO GLAD YOUR MOM SURVIVED <33<br>(and i love your pfp)

IM SO SO GLAD YOUR MOM SURVIVED <33
(and i love your pfp)

@Prorufus_2000 it does?? literally if you have diabetes, you'll die from drinking coke thats not diet

I moved to Jamaica because I didn't want it

@Prorufus_2000 b r u h    o k     I   g u e s s

@Prorufus_2000 b r u h    o k     I   g u e s s

Did she have cancer because of the smoke

@Prorufus_2000 <--- when the person is stupid.

this is why i like being in a small town

I hope you and your family always healthy and live a happy life after that incident

@ℤ𝕒𝕣𝕖𝕝𝕒 ℙ𝕒𝕥𝕣𝕚𝕔𝕚𝕒 can you tell me the story if it doesn’t hurt you to do so?


how could anyone do this? humans, we are so incredibly dependent on each other yet we still kill each other and let others suffer. it's insane, the amount of aggressions I get to stuff like this, how could someone do this, fucking insane.

@Alphabet Transitioner this is goverment fault

The people that did this where brainwashed for their entire lives they thought they would go to heaven if they did this.

And they dont even feel guilty or anything<br>I cried so much :c

And they dont even feel guilty or anything
I cried so much :c

@Alphabet Transitioner then you shouldve said its al-qaedas fault instead of blatantly saying its Saudi Arabia's fault

@Princess Aubynn touché because it was a saudi arabian group, and not the entire nation

@Alphabet Transitioner we shouldn't blame countries that idnt the right thing


Isn’t it crazy how if you find enough sources, you will always find at least one person foreshadowing a bad event without even realizing it?


10:30
this was the most painful sight i have ever seen, people jumping down
and being brave, they were either gonna burn or jump, this makes my
heart drop everytime i see this, the bodies just going down makes me start
sweating and hyperventilating a little, rest in peace to all the people who
died during this tragic event, and to all the people who survived but
experienced this, i wish you the best, R.I.P.


"There is something in the air" didn't age well.

there is something in the air! terrorism.

@Zander Bear the thing that made all us uncomfortable were  the reporters saying the date casually and the reporter saying the number "911"

Yeah, it's probably Bush going out for a ride with his new plane!

@grayboy made me laugh, now waiting for triggered snowflakes

It's a bird it's a plane OH SHIT IT'S A PLANE <br>I'm not being disrespectful

It's a bird it's a plane OH SHIT IT'S A PLANE
I'm not being disrespectful

Zander Bear probably the fact that like 3000 people were killed that day...

There’s an atmosphere to this video that makes you very uncomfortable

Well<br>They're not wrong, gotta give em credit for that

Well
They're not wrong, gotta give em credit for that


It's coming up 20 years now. This anniversary is gonna hit harder after everything going on.


Rip all those people who died during this tragedy. I wish there was world peace ☮

Sadly, world peace will never be achieved


3:24 this is when the day turned into a normal cheerful time to a complete chaos. Hearing everyone realize what happened gives me chills


I find this video so eye opening. The fact that it started as such a happy normal day, and the panic that it ended with. Thank you.


I was born 2006 this is insane i can't imagine seeing this real time and i feel bad for whoever lost any loved ones or saw this first hand

@VMJS ORG I was alive on that day it was normal but then this happened.

I remember seeing it on tv in 2001 very weird i was only 6.

I know plenty of first responders. In fact, my father was one. Fortunately, he wasn't called in.

VMJS ORG Same I was also born 04 and can never seem to believe this happened

Me too, words cannot express how I feel about this... I'm sorry, but I find it so hard to explain my thoughts about something so horrible.

Same. It's a tragic day in history, and I don't think it would be something I'd like to remember.

I remember  I was in fourth grade. Was getting breakfast  on the lunch cafeteria  and was odd that the TVs where on. Saw the buildings on screen but thought it was some movie or something. Didn't  pay much attention until all my family came to pick me up super worried. Then I knew that was no movie.

I was born in 2004 and I’ve always wondered what it would’ve felt like to be alive that day.

I was born in 2006
Well I was Russian when I didn't knew what's happening in 2001....
Now I know what's happening....

2007 here, sad to see that they lost there lives on that day...

I was born in 06 as well. I can only imagine how everyone felt, especially loved ones and friends affected by this. RIP to everyone killed in the disaster, as well as the victims at the Pentagon.

I was 6. Mom liked to watch the news, and I liked doing whatever mom was doing. Words can't describe that feeling I had when I realized the world was not a safe place. My mom won't even watch the news now. We live in Illinois, halfway across the country, and everyone I know that saw this is still fucked up from it, I can't imagine what it felt like for the people in the thick of it. May the dead find rest and the living find peace.

Oof, sorry for the book, guys.

I was maybe only a couple of months old, when all of this went down, it's so heartbreaking to see,


Rewatching this on 9/11<br>This shall never be forgotten, and the people who died should be remembered.

Rewatching this on 9/11
This shall never be forgotten, and the people who died should be remembered.


The scariest thing is that now terrorist attacks seem like a normal occurrence

@The Lord of Cheese lmao, they happen ALOT. one happened very recently near my city

@The Lord of Cheese In the UK only recently we have had a shooting.

Not anymore,like 5 years ago though they were everywhere

@The Lord of Cheese BLM and Antifs have been burning cities down and killing people for over a year. Yes. Terrorist attacks are normal now.

@Vi Krah learn to know where I’m focusing my criticism on

@The Lord of Cheese please don't act like a seppo and do a research. You don't need to live "in the land of freedom" to encounter Terr. Attacks.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terrorism_in_Europe

@The Lord of Cheese  aight gacha pfp im sure you know what youre talking about lol

@_98_117.B not everyone lives in the land of freedom and people dying in the non freedom of school to gunshot wounds


That was the longest 15 minutes of my life.<br>Looking at those people being filmed falling to their deaths. They looked like stick figures to me and they probably looked like puddles on ground zero.

That was the longest 15 minutes of my life.
Looking at those people being filmed falling to their deaths. They looked like stick figures to me and they probably looked like puddles on ground zero.

@Lemon Mouth was that really appropriate to comment?


5:26 the fear in her eyes actually makes me sad

I know right, I feel like crying, for everyone, I hope the lost ones and the ones with guilt, and the friends and family of those people included in this horrific event that they get better.


It’s so weird seeing how happy everyone is then the music gets sad and the color starts to get muted.

@user mostly the people who watch/read it just to be in the cool kids club because "funny anime moment"

Crimea River jojotards.. lol okay dumdum

some hip hop music, morning news, basketball news, moving on to sirens and fear

holy shit is it diego brando from jojo bizarre adventure????


Thank you so much for putting so much work into this this is one of the most moving videos I have ever seen. Keep up the amazing work man


I miss my uncle,One of the building came crashing down on him.

Sorry for loss. Although, he is in a better place. (heaven)

that must be a horrible memory to think upon


Seeing the peoples bodies just fall is so mind boggling. Like I've never seen something like that. Like you hear about the people jumping from the towers and stuff, but seeing it on video really puts it into perspective.


Can't believe it's been 20 years already. The world has changed so much since that day.


"it seems to be a quiet morning ... To quiet"

He wasn't wrong a few hours later one of the worst terror attacks in history was lanched on the world trade center

Never forget 9/11

He didn’t say too because the roblox filter would make it say ###

It was creepy he said that. It was like he was anticipating for something loud and crazy to happen that morning but it was taking too long and he was getting impatient...

He was probably flipping his shit realizing he said that the morning before a terrorist attack

@Eddie the Okay "nor is it ever quiet in NY"

He said quiet because there was no news to report. As in the world was calm not really anything to report about. He wasn't talking about the NYC noise lol people

BloodyBunny 99 - NY is never quite, it’s NY

NY actually wasn't quiet on that day nor is it ever quiet in NY


I wasn't born when this happens this is so horrid I cried, and I am still crying. Wtf is wrong with humanity. Why would you crash a plane and kill so many innocent lives? Why. Just why.

Stop saying "wtf is wrong with humanity" you're apart of it. Asking questions won't stop anyone. It's a horrible thing yes. We shouldn't forget what happened on this day. But moving forward is the next step.

Thats just not make ALL the humanity guilty

The sad thing is, if you'd post this on onther platforms, (like, TikTok, 4chan, etc.) you'd be seeing a lot of people joking about it and saying that it wasn't as traumatic as they say it to be. I would know, I've been on some

Because of violence and terrorism..... It sucks.....


3:37
My mom.. uhm.. she was just starting out as a nurse and she was in New York at the time the planes crashed. I’m so thankful to still have her around… she could have been insanely hurt or… ya know..

just wanted to share a story with y’all.


Today was the 20th anniversary of this event. Condolences for all the victims


It's so surreal watching this. Some of these clips made me realize how these things can just happen all of a sudden. Specifically this clip (9:04) where that guy casually walks up with a bowl of cereal.


My Mom was in class. They had to evacuate because the school was close to the towers. Her parents rushed to go pick her up. If anything terrible had happened to her, I wouldn't be here. I think about that a lot.

@ForsakenVoidz more of the not being here today part then anything else. My mom was just in class watching 9/11 go down. She wasnt there. But rip to everyone that was.

E-Girl Gavtube シ its not similiar but okay

Im sorry
Glad she was ok..
GOD BLESS YOUR MOM🙏

@Gustavo Montoya yeah, my mom was about highschool age then

Lili I have a similar story. My mom had a really abusive boyfriend. Attempted murder. Alot. She was chased down the street whilst pregnant with me. Thank god my biological dad was slow. I might not be here if he would've went through with it. That's scary.


Interesting fact: the hijackers thought they would survive (don’t ask me how) and they were ready to be incarcerated.

Well, they should've been ready to be incinerated instead.

@Jc Mcmillian bruh shit up probably think the pyramids in Egypt are built by aliens to don't you Lmfao

@Jc Mcmillian Sure, it was and my father actually just went to buy some milk.

That's not interesting and it's not a fact. This was an inside job. It was the CIA.

@Lee i thought It was jesus bro smh can never tell them apart

@bubble the bubbleWho else would it be? And why does everyone ask me that?


This made me realize that the world isn’t all just sunshine and rainbows and it never will be it’s sad to think about but...it’s true


I’m thai and so I never experienced 9/11, but still..I’m sorry for everyone’s losses. It’s such a horrible thing to happen.


Imagine walking in on a beautiful day to work at your office and you get greetings by your co- workers and friends and then seeing a plane coming your way in a glass window knowing what’s about to take place you rush to the elevator and you make it out alive. You help everyone on your way out and you realize that “how did this just happen? This can’t be real” and it is real and scary but you know it can’t happen again but this tragedy has just struck. All people that have been affected, please think about how terrible this was. If you were affected please know this can’t happen again and that the people who planned this are terrible human beings.


I got chills after the clip of the people falling

Jesus Christ.
That’s...
that’s got to be the most horrific, petrifying thing I’ve ever seen.

SAME, god its sad that that was the easier way out


My friends dad was in the twin towers while it happened. Hes alive and fine. It must.of been such a horrible moment for him. His life in his hands about to flash before him a few moments. I never knew how he had got out. I would ask my friend but we are enimies. And they are doing in school and im doin online school so there isnt any chance of getting a conversation of what happened on how his dad sucessfully had made it out. I might never know.


This truly was one of the most horrifying moments in human history


That 16 minutes felt like an eternity, this was a horrible event, and I offer my condolences for all of the victims of this tragedy.


Rest in peace: All 3000 innocent people who died on 9/11 😔

im sorry but i cant take this seriously when you have a roblox profile pic

Well except for 4 2996 innocent ppl.. whoever that committed the crime should burn deep down in hell and all the pain that everyone feels they feel for the rest of their life in hell I can’t tell u how scared I would’ve been if I lived on that day and 3000 ppl weren’t so lucky if if were jumping off or just standing there looking at the plane in the middle of the room accepting ur death as ur last breath and everyone who died rip and nobody will ever forget them don’t let anyone forget about the horrific acts and tell everyone the story so that these ppl will always be in our hearts

@Sebastian Lavergne God bless her and you (or if you're other religion, may the Lord you believe in bless you)

My aunt was supposed to go there for something but felt something telling her not to go she didn't go and she's still here with my family

if you live in the us and don't give a fuck about what the us military and finacial system does to the middle east, or worse actively engage, then imo you are making yourself guilty. especially if you work in the world trade center lmao. but the same goes for these fucking terrorists, im not trying to defend the attacks. it's really saddening these conflicts exist

My brother from the talentlesswriter, let's unite

Most of them were murdered by their government

@N Fus I was going to say the exact same thing

And the millions who have died and will keep dying on the wars it originated


14:01 "I hope I live, I hope I live" hit hard...


it just sucks that in bad events like this people are so caring and helpful and now most people nowadays are just complete assholes, my opinion but where i live in california everyone’s a douchebag and just flat out jerks

@Bill ciphers left arm that’s not racist..

@Bill ciphers left arm this has nothing to do with racism he said (almost) all people on the west coast are mean not just black people.

@Bill ciphers left arm hes only saying they’re mean not racial slurs

@Jaykillers18 he’s saying everyone in the west coast are mean which is racism

@Bill ciphers left arm that could just be his perspective because he probably went there so its not racism

@Bill ciphers left arm That's not even what racism is..

@I forgor 💀 he said people from the west coast are mean and people from the south are nice ie racist

@Bill ciphers left arm Then please explain how Caden Marston was being racist.

@I forgor 💀 yes, racism means people of different races/homelands are better or worse

@Bill ciphers left arm Do you know what racism is?

Cuz everyone on the West coast are pricks and everyone on the East is super friendly

Chrus ikr.... I’m from Cali too it’s so fuvking disappointing


The dude at 14:03 is a hero, risking his life to save others.


Absolutely insane that my graduation year, 2020, was the last students alive during 9/11. I, as a 19 year old man who is now old enough to have easily been working in those towers, wasnt even alive for it. 9/11 to me is like ww2 to those who were around for it. Something so far away. I've seen footage like this before, but maybe it was the intro of the news being so normal, maybe it was the music, but this hit me Absolutely different. This shook me to my core. Im not an overly empathetic person, and my humor is often tasteless, but Jesus christ this is something else.

Thank you for putting this together. This was eye opening.


I remember that like it was yesterday I can't believe it's been 19 years RIP to all those first responders and people who  lost there lives I went to the 9/11 memorial 2 months ago and you could just feel the sadness there I wasn't born when this happened but my mom showed me the video it was just bone chilling when I went to go see the artifacts in the Freedom Tower just imagine how those people felt jumping out of the buildings people who breathed in all the debris all died from cancer now


To think that I was born, years after thos happened...<br>R.I.P. to the people that died on this horrific event...

To think that I was born, years after thos happened...
R.I.P. to the people that died on this horrific event...


Interesting to see that everyone worked together to be safe at the best of their abilities, no matter who was who. Why can't we have that nowadays. Everyone today is constantly fighting. Perhaps this video is the few last moments that show that we as humans have a heart and are willing to help each other in getting through a horrific situation.


5:26 my father knows that man. He would open and hold the door for people going in to eat. Chilling thing that day was my grandfather was late to work that day, drove from Woodside and on the way there, he saw the smoke from the building. He probably would have died that day, if not he probably would have gotten cancer from it.


Just imagine all of those people being pulled away, just wanting to run back to the fire because the love of their life is in there, dying or dead. Makes me tear up.

Csgogenie _69 holy fucking shit. That’s heart breaking

What got me was the people you could see jumping from the building. Wanting to go out in the least painful way just broke me

@Drew Peiffer Considering how many people worked at the WTC im sure there are many that tried that.


My mother was at work in Manhattan that morning. She was at work at and someone came downstairs and said "A plane just crashed into the world trade center!" Now, she just thought it was a tiny plane, not a COMMERCIAL FLIGHT. My mom called my grand father, who said "You're under a terrorist attack!" Which she couldn't believe, no one would attach the US, especially at one of its highest points. Until the 2nd plane hit, and everyone knew that it wasn't an accident. At that point, they knew they had to get out of the island. The NJ port authority was picking people up, and my mom was living in Hoboken. She took the boat home.


I was born a year before happened this and I can remember some flashbacks when I was very young (I was may be one or two years old) I lived on that time in Guatemala, and I remembered that my mom hold me on her shoulder and hugged me while she was looking to the news and watch the twins towers burning up, it was very tragical. rip to all the persons who passed away


I hope the people who have been attacked and tried to help the hurt people had a good time.

🌹R.I.P🌹
3,000+ people
(I think)

@Ferrety this was 4 months ago I found out. No point of commenting on comments that are 4 months old

@Limish less than 3,000. Also what do you even mean


I'm sad.. But happy at the same time..

I'm sad about the people who have been injured. and happy about the people who have tried to save lives
AND happy the terrorists will go to heck

@volli k.. Idk i just like to minimize my swearing in a weird way. i know its not a bad word

Hell isn't enough for those terrorists they deserve the worst


Every time I hear them say “September 11 2001” I get chills up my spine. Ugh.<br>What a terrifying thing to think about.

Every time I hear them say “September 11 2001” I get chills up my spine. Ugh.
What a terrifying thing to think about.

Republic of Mars and back then it was seen as “safety protocols” but if Trump were to do the same thing, it’s be ‘racist’


I been interested in 911 docs for years now, this was really well put together, great video man, really captures all the emotions felt throughout the day,  glad your channel came up on my homepage.


this is crazy. I knew it was bad, but seeing it first person is crazy I couldnt imagin being there that day. more people need to see this.


This is gut wrenching; I am a Brit born in 2008 and therefore never really thought about this, but the fear and desperation in that scene made me tear up a bit.


This is genuinely an amazing video. It's beautiful how much effort has been put into this video. 9/11 started off as a normal day and it's horrifying to see how quickly it changed. People jumping from the towers hoping for a less painful death and to see the pain in everybody's hearts as the second plane collided. Fucking amazing video on a fucking terrifying topic. I'd like to say thank you for simply making and finding the clips to make this <3


@Theonetruewonderfly >The 90s
>Peaceful
Good joke.

@Theonetruewonderfly not at all Oklahoma bombing columbine (might've spelled that wrong) school shooting, previous bomb attempt on Twin Towers, gang violence. Tf you mean peace?

This created the shit world we live in now

@thiaago74 yeah but still. Begining of the end.

@SmileySolar where did you see that quote in your favourite movie show lol this happened 20 years ago and it was humans who did it it wasnt natural

My mom dressed me as the 90s and I didnt like it..<br>Now I like it 👁👄👁 my photos are so aesthetic

My mom dressed me as the 90s and I didnt like it..
Now I like it 👁👄👁 my photos are so aesthetic

@sonikku956 Internet fucked over the political discourse left and right.

@Theonetruewonderfly my parents didn't have it good in soviet times \ _ / talk for yourself.

@Blank Blank she meant modern Islamic terrorism

@Current You don't see things like the Howard Stern Show because shock jock humor is old now. Nowadays people listen to Joe Rogan.

And to that this was just a part of 2020's tutorial

Current it never fails to baffle me how people like you can tie anything to being PC.

Current <br>And there was also Kurt Cobain who advocated for feminism, rappers describing the conditions of the ghettos and police brutality. We had a city-wide riot because the police beat up someone and got away with it.

Current
And there was also Kurt Cobain who advocated for feminism, rappers describing the conditions of the ghettos and police brutality. We had a city-wide riot because the police beat up someone and got away with it.

sonikku956 ok dick nuts do you see things like the howard stern show now a days? no. because everyone’s soft as fuck and can’t have fun and we all have to worry about ‘politics correctness’, fuck off with that.

@Current Oh shut the fuck up, people were worried about those things in the 1990's too.

@CliffHanger You're right, I had forgotten, but late December 1991, that's when the Soviet Union ended. You know, it always felt like "the 90's" didn't truly begin until 1992 (1990 and 1991 felt like the epilogue to the 80's).

@Theonetruewonderfly actually december 26th 1991

Terroists tried to bomb the world trade center before.

Jordan Ollestad Terrorism existed before

Theonetruewonderfly peace on earth will never happen

sadly... early 2000’s felt like 90’s then everyone started worrying about political correctness and SJW bs.

From 1991 (the Fall of the Soviet Union) to Sept.11 2001, we thought that we had achieved peace on Earth. We didn't know how good we had it.


Absolutely insane
I can’t believe I wasn’t subscribed I thought I was but this,this is on a whole another level of hard work and just insanity on how you found all of this and pieced it together perfectly
Props to you my man


First time seeing this video! This was well put together. Fun fact my father the day after immediately went to New York City to ground Zero to help out in any way possible. He was a firefighter at the time and went out of his way to travel all the way to the city to help his other brothers. If I’m not mistaken he was able to collect a jar of dust from the remnants of one of the towers. I can’t say my Dad is a hero necessarily for not saving lives that day, but he has saved lives before and he did everything in his power to assist others within the aftermath. Rest In Peace to all those who died in the events of 9/11, I can’t imagine what it’s like to lose a loved one within a tragedy such as this caliber.


It really bothers me that this was an event in real life. I lost love ones in 9/11 and it really hurts me that this happened. Rip


When I saw the people jump, I’m gonna be honest, my heart sank. Like out of body. Just thinking of seeing that in real time, geez.


I feel really bad for the camera man who just had to film this happening instead of hiding.<br>He is a brave boi

I feel really bad for the camera man who just had to film this happening instead of hiding.
He is a brave boi

someone said that he had died during the attack after filming most of it, is that true?

As if cameramen and women aren’t immortal.

@Arturo Romero ah,  I see you watch the office as well

This is why being a camera man give me you many lives


My Uncle was a Police officer when the buildings were collapsing. He showed me pictures and videos of dust everywhere and lights piercing through the mist. Then he showed me a picture of him sitting on a piece of the building crying. He found 2 Survivors that day and  only 2. That was the only day he felt as much pain as I’ve seen.


Watching back here and it's September 11th here on Philippines.

R.I.P to everyone who died in the incident.
And I'm sending condolences to the family who lost their loved ones in the incident.


Today is 9/11
RIP To everyone who had lost their lives that dreadful day
God Bless You All


Cant believe that 2 days before that Michael Jackson was suppose to have a meeting inside the building.

Seth MacFarlane and Mark Wahlberg were supposed to board the planes but the former had a hangover and Mark managed to get an earlier flight. Jackie Chan was also supposed to record in the World Trade Center at the time

@CallumMan 08  yup,  but he oversleep i think

he was supposed to have it the day it happened


This is so heartbreaking and scary to watch. Just a normal happy day turning into a complete disaster. It truly is so sad and all the fire fighters, police officers, paramedics and everyone working to help people that day are true heroes.


I feel bad for everyone that lost there loved ones. I’m glad I wasn’t born in that time


Man. I can’t believe it’s been 20 years. <br>Never forget 9/11.

Man. I can’t believe it’s been 20 years.
Never forget 9/11.


It's been 20 years since this happened, I can't wrap my head around this


the clip with everybody on the roof before the second plane hits is terrifying in a way ive never felt before because you know exactly whats happening next

and watching the people jump off, it was terrifying

Alot of people thought it was a accident at first until they saw the second plane hit. Like a first plane makes some sense but a second ones seemed deliberately

Evan H they probably weren’t expecting another plane to hit. (They were aiming their camera at their friends.)

Expoogaloo perhaps, perhaps not. I wouldn’t think most people would necessarily want to be recorded dying and also to censor that brutality - we know what happened and they knew it too anyway

Mira is it bad to say I'm a little peeved off that he turned the camera away right when it happened?


may this day be a day to remember, a day for memorial for the heros we had lost, (big and smol) a day for history, a day for a gather-round, a day in humanity


Man... I wasn't alive when of this happened... This was quite the experience and thank you for making this.<br>Thank you everone at that time who risk their lives to save othera and the cameramen that often go uncredited for their skillful work that made this possible!

Man... I wasn't alive when of this happened... This was quite the experience and thank you for making this.
Thank you everone at that time who risk their lives to save othera and the cameramen that often go uncredited for their skillful work that made this possible!


As someone who was born after 9/11 and lived in Asia, i never got told anything about this irl, i only knew it from the internet.

I can't and don't want to imagine something like this happening, and the perspective of someone that saw it, i can't even imagine the feeling.

Ty for making this, it already looks terrifying even after it happened.


Watching this video..
I was born in 2004, so I neveraw got to experience this horrific and tragic day. But seeing everything here make me instinctively and utterly put on a face of ‘guilt’ per say. Frowning on one side and slightly open on The other..

Seeing the dust cloud and screaming of the first reporter to get out of the way..seeing the cloud and walls of smoke and ash pouring off the towers...the second being struck too... Most sad thing is that the terrorists MEANT to put this on for September 11th.. because
9/11 aka 911, was what they targeted. Even seeing the people trying to laugh and smile it off, I could tell they were trying to act like it was a dream..and I know that feeling well personally though this isn’t about me.

It’s horrifying. Even 19 years after the initial thing.


Man, those 2 guys falling so the second plane couldn't kill them, really gave me chills! Hell the whole video gives me chills.

As a baby of 04, I never fully understood 9/11. But that whole rooftop scene was the first time I think I had even a glimpse of fear and what ever people were feeling on that roof. I don't think I have cried so hard from something in 3 or 4 years.

Oh, my mistake. But still it gave me chills.

They didn’t know about the second plane. They were jumping to avoid the fire in the building.


rest in peace to all of the people that died during this very tragic event 😔


All of the people who lost their family’s in this tragedy, wow... imagine having to live without a family member and knowing this is how they passed😔For everyone who has a family member who unfortunately passed away from this, I am so sorry, and thank you so much for staying strong. You are maybe one of the strongest people ever. Continue staying strong. Just know that they are in heaven now watching over you🥺💗


Even though I wasn't alive during 9/11, there's something in me that makes me feel like I was there. It makes me really sad to see the people slowly dying.


i cant imagine what it would be like to be a kid in nyc and chilling on the streets on a walk with your mom when the plane hit the tower. i cant imagine what it would be like to be running for my life and lose my mom. i have anxiety. if i was there at that time and lost my mom idk what i’d do. immediately i’d have thought my mom was dead. life would never be the same. i wouldn’t be able to sleep for weeks.
i was barely even alive back then. i didn’t like in nyc luckily.
i’m so glad i live in a safe place with very little crime and no cities and skyscrapers anywhere near me.


Today its 20 years anniversary of this horrible event that change everything. 2996 people died that horrible day, all this souls are now in heaven. And watching us, and want change that event as we trying too.
If there was hope to rebuild twin towers, i would give all my money to help them.
Wish you luck and hope to every US citizen greetings from czech republic.
9/11 2001 ---- 9/11 2021
NEVER FORGET

2977 normal people, now the other 19 can feast on some concrete,


Every time a year is on September 11, I will always remember the tragedy that has happened.


This is genuinely unsettling. Knowing that the course of history can change at any moment... it's something that keeps me up at night


Again, your content never fails to disturb me and bring out some form of paranoia, not just in the commercials and ads but now in a specific, terrifying point of view from a real world incident.


19 years since it happened, never forget.


I'm not even from the US and it still terrifying.


this day scars me terribly to this day<br>I still have the clear image in my head of the first and second plane flying straight into the towers. all of the chaos that was caused by this attack is life changing. I will never forget what i saw that day and how i was so lucky to survive being inside of a building only a block away.

this day scars me terribly to this day
I still have the clear image in my head of the first and second plane flying straight into the towers. all of the chaos that was caused by this attack is life changing. I will never forget what i saw that day and how i was so lucky to survive being inside of a building only a block away.


Hey, i came back here a year later, rest in peace to those who died today 19 years ago :(


Dang.

Whenever I hear the people scream, I get chills everywhere.

Dang.

Whenever I hear the people scream, I get chills *everywhere.*


My uncle worked near the towers, my mom told me how he had to hide under a van to survive. He is okay but I wonder how scary that must have been.


Before looking at it I thought I could see it all but my stomach hurts I can't ... you managed perfectly to convey the idea of the gravity of that incident, so that it will not be forgotten in the years to come


14:19 what a amazing man going out in the danger to help other people


May rest in peace to the victims on that day...


It’s so weird hearing them say the date so casually

@cinema of synthetic heaven hi German grocery store

I would like this comment but it has 911 likes at the moment.

@CreamGuzzler I didn’t say we should abolish police

How are the police all messed up only a few officers are racist if you want to end the police you are wrong period.

@JimmyBaby also it’s not just 8 officers, it’s a whole system that’s messed up. Very few people are actually calling for abolition of police. You’re being willfully ignorant.


All was calm
All was quite
All was how it was the day before
All was how the world had always been
Then, in a matter of minutes
The world changed forever
Never forget


I was born after it, but my Parents saw it live, and I went to Ground Zero. There, my Dad actually told me that he saw footage of the jumpers, I was horrified by that. And, I'm not ashamed to say this, but I cried. I cried for those who jumped hoping for a quick and painless death, I Cried for those who lost loved ones, I cried for those who went into the Twin Towers to save people but ended up dying themselves, I cried for everyone affected, from all of the 96 countries that were affected by this. Its a sad yet controversial topic to talk about.


May all that died Rest In Peace and i respect all people that risked their lives for others and i respect at 12:21 the hebrew ambulance going in havng no bussiness with this situation still risking their life

in all, May all Rest in peace

never forget 9/11


I watched a documentary with my dad on this in September. He used to work with the EMS so he knows the basics of those sirens. Those high pitched ones that are coming from the rubble. Those are unresponsive firefighters. People who got caught in the rubble. Chilling to hear how many there are.


"We like it quiet" holy shit... imagine thinking it's gonna be a normal and this happens in a more modern situation such as buildings today.

Lemurr oh true. Wasn’t thinking that way.

@M But infrastructure today has changed from what it was just 20+ years ago... I guess that's more or less what I meant when I originally posted this comment

I mean, this isn’t exactly ancient history. Still feels like yesterday. Still feels like modern day.

@Ev's That wasn't exactly sudden like 9/11.

Shit you probably thought everything was gonna be normal as far as the pandemic goes four months ago lol. That’s just how it is i guess.

That, I can guarantee you, that would be chilling down your spine... imagining that happening in 2021, in the same month on the same day... now that; is deja vu for the history books.

@MaxHyde ( Kyle ) Check out "Channel surfing on 9/11" on YouTube, you can see pretty clearly what each channel was broadcasting that day, before and during the attacks.There s also I think a Wikipedia article called "media during  9/11" or something amongst those lines, where u can  find very clear records of what each channel showed that day, who intrerrupted broadcasting and who didn t etc. I only know for sure CN and Nick continued broadcasting as usual and I have a vague impression Disney did too, but I m not so sure about Disney.

@Reggie Krager Then I have no idea what I'm remembering.

@MaxHyde ( Kyle ) I think Disney continued as usual too. But yea, as  you say you were quite young so it s normal that you remember very vaguely.

@Reggie Krager I probably went to Disney. I was 7 so the memories are very vague.

@MaxHyde ( Kyle ) Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon continued broadcasting as usual on 9/11 and the days afterwards. They were pretty much the only channels that didn t intrerrupt normal programming during 9/11,and carried on with their schedule as usual. I heard even a lot of adult people switched to CN and Nick during those days when they wanted to escape the negative news connected to the attack. So if you didn t see any cartoons you were probably not looking on the right channels.

@*_ Ominous_* Well not really anymore. There's a reason it hasn't happened again. We've lost our privacy to gain some security.

I was in first grade so all I remember is everyone being taken to the gym and then my granddad picking me up. I was just annoyed that no cartoons were on.

He even said its quiet "a little too quiet"


God bless to all those firemen who saved them, and dying for the victims.


Geez this is just, wow. Glad you put this video together man, this is very touching and something people should know about


lets take a moent to respect all the first responders and for the people who lost their lives that day, i know you have time.


I’ve watched and rewatched these clips. I was born in 2004 and even still I cannot imagine what I would do or how I would react in that situation. And as a result the only thing that I can say to it is: I’m sorry.


"On a beautiful, early morning."

They had no idea...

"On a *beautiful,* early morning."

They had no idea...

Say that in 2020 :/ the covid JUST EVERYTHING

that is what we though in march... we had no idea...

@Juan Carlos Rivera how tf is that funny?

@Juan Carlos Rivera  Maybe you shouldn't use a laughing emoji here because this isn't funny.

Nobody excepted it. It just seemed like a normal day for them.


You just feel the pain and fear that the people had in that moment. I wasnt born at that time but its still sad to see a day start off normal and end with a terifying and traumatizing thing like this... it just gives me chills seeing the people falling all zhe way down from the building...

Rest in Piece to everyone who died on that day, lost friends, family and collegs... and Rest in Piece WTC.... we will never forget you...


10:37 He turned away for just a couple seconds..

that just shows how quick and horrible this really was...


I was born 4 years after this. I still can't believe that this has happened. Rest in peace to everyone that passed away that day.


That was the hardest 15:51 of my life. I am so grateful that I wasn’t there that day. Nobody deserved this. If you want to commit suicide think about how you can affect your loved ones the least. This should never have happened


I was in 6th grade when this happened and I remember them playing this at school on one of TVs. Airport security was not taken seriously(obviously) and jokes about terrorism/bombs were not a sensitive topic. But of course, this day changed all that. I haven't looked back at a single 9/11 clip or anything since then and yet, looking back at these still feels fresh. As if it just happened last week. I'm glad I checked out this video though. Seriously well put together, my friend.

The Voices Told Me To Again I was also in 4th grade, and I didn’t know about it because I lived in the West and we didn’t turn on the TV or radio in the mornings. I heard other kids talking about it on the bus to school but thought they were recounting some new movie they’d all seen. At school, I think the principal made some kind of announcement over the speaker system. A bunch of teachers gathered in the library at lunch around the TV there. Some of us kids tried watching through the windows because we thought it was all so interesting, but they shut the blinds when they noticed us. To me, it felt like a fun adventure at the time. I proudly wrote in my journal that I wasn’t scared. I didn’t know any better. But now I do. The things that happened that day were so, so awful. They horrify my soul. I’ve listened to hours of recordings/eyewitness accounts and viewed hours of footage. What happened in those places surpassed anything I could have imagined. But I’m comforted by the knowledge that there were both earthly and heavenly angels there helping people that day. I rarely use these words, but may God bless those heroes and brave souls forever.

They did the same for my school. I was in 4th grade i think. Just walking down the hallway after using the bathroom. I peeked in a classroom and they had the news coverage going, watching it all happen live. Saw the towers smoking. I think almost every tv in that school was airing it. Imagine that, elementary school kids, K-5, watching this happen, not even knowing what was really going on or the depth of what occured. I dont even know if it phased me then. We were just too young to understand.


Don’t know what to say really except I’m glad others helped each-other in the time of need.


My mom worked at an art handling business in New York during 9/11 and she always tells me how it started as a beautiful day, like the sky was blue and clean, like it was perfect until the planes hit.


I didn't know the true scale of it's impact across New York until now... RIP to the victims of these attacks and to the brave first responders, 20 years later.


I remember my english teacher coming into class crying bc her friend was killed at the Pentagon and we were just watching the rolled out TV the rest of the period. This is still very bone chilling


Those people falling was probably the most terrifying thing I've ever witnessed. Along with the second plane crash and the pure terror and surprise in the screams of witnesses.

@Curple I think he was saying way couldn’t he have bombed something less hurtful less ppl could have dead

I can simply not agree more, to think that it’s a quick death or long death absolutely terrifies me and seeing those people absolutely terrified me

Seeing actual footage of people falling from the towers is probably the scariest thing I've ever seen on YouTube.

@Tom W I never blamed Israel, but the wars that are happening there must stop, you can't just counter fire with fire, if Israel continues with the fighting they should try a diplomatic solution.<br>Although it's also the arab's fault that also continue with the fighting, it's everyone's fault when a war starts

@Tom W I never blamed Israel, but the wars that are happening there must stop, you can't just counter fire with fire, if Israel continues with the fighting they should try a diplomatic solution.
Although it's also the arab's fault that also continue with the fighting, it's everyone's fault when a war starts

Errr... Fuck... Im traumatized... I can see the people hitting

@Fantasii Yeah, i guess, although Angel hearts all comments so it's not that big of an ahievement, still, that amount of likes is incredible to people like me that don't get liked that much

@vincentthebeing Uh, pal, i think you are refering to life 800 years ago, right? Life is quite good now, except for some exceptions like Israel with the crusades or China's love for censorship

Live is depressing people just try to make it out to be happy to distract you from the hell we live in

@FBI Agent #2610 bombardings are always major, no matter where they will be, innocents will always die, nothing should be bombarded. Period, ampersand

I’ve been listening to an extensive oral history of 9/11 survivors, emergency responders, and witnesses. According to many of the responders’ accounts, the jumpers were the most awful part of everything. There was nothing they could do to help or stop them, and then they were right there when they impacted. A fireman was even killed by one and was one of the first firemen who died that day. But I also don’t judge them for jumping. The heat up there was unbearable, and there was no way down. Everyone above the planes’ impact zones was doomed (there were only a handful who escaped), and there were hundreds of them up there. They were going to die horribly. There was no way out of it; they just chose how to die.

And I’ve learned there were so many more jumpers than I ever knew. I’d always thought it was just a couple, but there were scores at least. Newscasters wondered what was “dripping” from the building and zoomed in on live television, only to zoom out again in horror when they realized they were people. It’s so awful. To think that these people started their day like any other, not even imagining that within a couple hours they would be choosing to throw themselves out of the building to their deaths. Some of them joined hands and jumped together for courage. Some looked skyward as they fell. I can’t recount the worst details people witnessed. I had to stop listening to these accounts multiple times because I was so horrified and shocked at what I was hearing.


I was born after 9/11 and the thing that really changed me was when I saw a 9/11 documentary and the horrors I saw in it


I know I've commented a million times, but imagine having someone you knew in the bulging wondering if they're still alive I just i- it's so upsetting to me and I feel so bad to all the lives that were lost in this terrible happening.


Rest in Peace, and actually this has been the saddest day of my life even I wasn't born in 2001, but when I watched it, it was so sad.


There's an alarm called a PASS device that's attached to a firefighter's equipment. It goes off if they're still for too long, to signal the other firefighters that they're unconcious and need help. You can hear hundreds of them at 13:20.


20 years ago, today. May they Rest In Peace.


As someone born after 9/11 this really showed me how bad it was, id seen videos before but this video captured it perfectly


Seeing people absolutely terrified and confused of what just happened always makes me tear up


I never really understood 9/11 until now, being born outside of the US and after 2001. This was really powerful eye-opening.


>You are an employee in the World Trade Center on that day
>You are late
>You quickly get a taxi and tell them to go to the World Trade Center
>You suddenly see a big plane fly close by, you don’t think much of it
>You notice the radio in the taxi was off, you kindly ask the driver to turn it on
>You hear something in their broadcast about the World Trade Center
>Minutes later, you get close by the towers, you see one of them in flames
>You are traumatized
>The tower collapses and the driver quickly makes a 180
>You watch as people run away in fear and trauma
>You tell the driver to get away as fast as possible
>You hear in the radio that another plane just struck the second WTC tower
>You tell the driver to drive you to your apartment
>You get there and you watch the entire thing happen in your TV
>Fast forward hours later, 9/11 is over
>You see many people traumatized in fear, people injured, and so many death
>You go to bed and think for a while “what if I wasn’t late?”
>You finally fall sleep

Wow. There's one thing you got wrong though. The North Tower didn't collapse before the South Tower was hit. Despite being the first one hit, it was actually the second one to collapse.

i wouldn’t have fallen asleep for weeks.

Bryant Hernandez what if you worked on the first floor?

I saw 1 grammar error. This comment is now ignored.

This happened to a friend of mine's uncle, but in a different way. He was set to be positioned in the part of the pentagon that was scheduled to be hit, but he hadnt gone to work that day.

Something that happened to my cousin actually: he worked there but he just sensed something was weird that day and he decided to go back home, nobody listened to him and thought he was crazy, and he was left living, it’s chilling

E why would he delete what’s the reason he should delete it

You fall asleep yeah I don’t think so I would be wayyyy too traumatized

thing is an airplane wouldnt have that much force to take down a whole building especially when it is hitting it from above

My mom knew a coworker who had a somewhat similar experience to that.

DogZ I watched a documentary about 9/11 on the 15th anniversary a few years ago. They interviewed a guy who said he was running late to work inside the WTC because he has stayed up late watching football the night before. Monday Night Football saved his life,

Mangdup1perdu no, just something you can imagine or visualize in your brain with the context of you working at the WTC towers.


hey, let's think about the positive output. the people who were recording probably lived from the attack! this may seem completely disrespectful, but there was so much new places to build buildings! there are still people who help and care for others, 14:00 .


20 years since that terrible day happened


Man this is really a shock of reality to a kid like me. Knowing what it was like is so shocking.

Christian do be kinda watching YouTube ✓


my mom was standing at her station at the casino she worked at on 9/11. she was devastated and was in total shock as she saw the news and drove home. thank god she was in michigan, but she was so close she was scared for her life. all my respects go out to the families and firefighters lost in this terrible incident. this brought us together as a nation, but also tore us apart with islamophobia. i am not glad about this event, but i am glad that they take a day to remember during school and work. we just need to learn not to repeat these incidents. my respects go out so much to the first responders and firefighters that had to help in this situation. never forget.


"I need to find people who need help, cause I dont think im one of them"

Jesus christ

Private_Ryan1
14:17 sorry, but that’s not really god

Private_Ryan1 no its best known as the guy at 14:17


My mom was playing with my sister who was 2 at the time. My dad said oh let’s watch television! My sister and my mom agreed. As soon as she turned it on she saw chaos unfold in New York. My dad frantically started calling people because he knew people who lived close/work there and wanted to make sure they were okay. It was a terrifying experience for my mom and dad.Never forget 9/11.


This is the first time I cried by watching a video<br>And I’m not even from US

This is the first time I cried by watching a video
And I’m not even from US


My cousin was actually born on the exact day of the attacks and her father was an army soldier who fought in the Afghanistan war. What a sad sight to see that you were born on a tragedy.


There’s just something so disturbing about seeing people so happy right before a tragedy <br>You know what’s about to happen but they don’t…

There’s just something so disturbing about seeing people so happy right before a tragedy
You know what’s about to happen but they don’t…


It’s still hard to believe how some people think that the building was the only thing affected and that people didn’t die...<br>God bless those people and their families.

It’s still hard to believe how some people think that the building was the only thing affected and that people didn’t die...
God bless those people and their families.


I was lucky enough to not experience this, but my dad, 82nd Airborne, saw it all while he was stationed at Fort Benning. He and his buddies were enjoying a day resting in the barracks when someone turned the tv to this. Two days later he got an general discharge, while his brothers were deployed. Most ultimately died in combat. The ones still left are so far gone mentally, he hasn't contacted them in years.


i want everyone that makes 9/11 jokes and calls it “dark humor” to see this video. call me a snowflake all you want


People saving each other is the only good thing to come out of that day


My condolences to all of the people's family members lost...


the people jumping off hit hard. its like if someone had twisted my stomach and drenched it


respect to the legends on the boat who saved those other people


My older brother was a year old when this happened. And remembers it till this day. I remember when my family visited the one wtc It gave him the chills.


When someone mentions September 11th it always makes me think of this. The fact that one event can permanently stain a date is mind boggling.

kinda like how before 1941, december 7th was just a normal date

its like in the same manner as April 20th

Mandon his point was that you can never see the date September 11 in a normal way ever again. it’s always going to bring back memories of this event.

This event didn't just stain a single date it ruined generations future.

Ivan W. right? like, just hearing everyone say “Good morning, it’s a beautiful sunny day, Tuesday, September 11, 2001” and having it sound “normal” is so weird.


It's so crazy on how it's almost been 20 years ago since it happen rest in peace to all lives lost


It didn’t just start on a normal day a quite day, a happy, beautiful, calm day. Then it all went to shit in seconds. For the people there that day, that dreadful day they basically saw there whole state, and maybe even world literally crumble, crash, and burn in front of there eyes. We will never forget that day, and I’m not just speaking for Americans I’m speaking for the entire world. This is a day me, you, and the entire world forget. Seeing people jumping out of the buildings <br>, the massive cloud of dust obsorb everything in its path, the second plane hit the tower, people hide in buildings like the world is ending, people running away from the seen, the first tower collapse, everything is just so surreal. And we will never forget this day.

It didn’t just start on a normal day a quite day, a happy, beautiful, calm day. Then it all went to shit in seconds. For the people there that day, that dreadful day they basically saw there whole state, and maybe even world literally crumble, crash, and burn in front of there eyes. We will never forget that day, and I’m not just speaking for Americans I’m speaking for the entire world. This is a day me, you, and the entire world forget. Seeing people jumping out of the buildings
, the massive cloud of dust obsorb everything in its path, the second plane hit the tower, people hide in buildings like the world is ending, people running away from the seen, the first tower collapse, everything is just so surreal. And we will never forget this day.


i don’t know why ppl are joking about this dude, it’s so traumatizing for anyone to watch including me who was born years after this. like imagine the stress of your loved one possibly being lost in this tragedy. smh! you can all see it on their faces they are lost and uncertain.. and we shouldn’t forget the passengers and pilots on the plane. my dad is a pilot and after watching this it makes me scared everyday. RIP Fly High 🙏❤


Knowing that my father could have died that day I wouldn't be here commenting is terrifying since first of all  he was blocks away from the towers working and second of all my mom and dad haven't met in 2001, when watching the video I recognize where theses survivors were at 6:05 they were where my dad worked.


It's kinda sad that it takes events like this to bring our country together

it simultaneously divided americans though, fear does that

@Corundum Krabble an event like this happening now will just make the country fall apart

Not even an event like this can unify us now.


When I saw the people fell, My Heart Dropped 💔


All the lives that were lost that day we will remember them🙏


I wasn’t born yet when 9/11 happened, but my teacher told us that when it happened, they couldn’t tell the kids. They just got sent home and couldn’t tell them. They didn’t know why everyone was crying.


I know was an event long before I was born, but I still get vibes like I’ve been there a million times and it stabs me in the gut every time


I have major respect for the guy who pulled his boat up to get people away ✊


This is hard to watch, even harder to watch after this week. We promised to never forget and we as a nation are more divided than ever. Thank you for this video.


It's almost 9/11, if you see this comment on 9/11 in 3 years, hello future people.<br>Let's all take a time to remember the horrifying tragedy that happened...

It's almost 9/11, if you see this comment on 9/11 in 3 years, hello future people.
Let's all take a time to remember the horrifying tragedy that happened...


I am liking the video. Not because I like the fact about the day, but because I appreciate that you did this. It’s so terrible that this happened. This day will never be forgotten.


Dude, I find it so sickening that 19 years later, everyone is treating this so casually. We really have gone backward as people.

It’s not our fault the media has desensitized us to gore and tragic events. I still think this is so terribly horrible I’m just not emotional about it


The most interesting 15 minutes I'll probably ever try to watch.

@ImLemeiiToo 3rd grade can save comments on important videos

True, remindes me of cloverfield too since it was based off 9/11 and other stuff like Godzilla


this is the first time somethings showing me how actually catastrophic this was... holy shit. and to think my parents saw this happen too. the plume of smoke was absolutely terrifying.


Rip all those lost on today ,19 years ago


I was in 4th grade. I remember the school librarian coming in and whispering something to our teacher then he said I’m going to turn on the radio. At first I thought it was some kind of board cast story, but after about an hour or two I realized it wasn’t. That day I was one of the only kids in my class that their parents didn’t check them out early. I remember coming into my house that afternoon and see the black plum of smoke for the first time. That night I was so terrified that my dad let me sleep in his bed. I don’t really remember if it was on the 11th or shortly there after I made up my mind that I was going to join the Military. I joined just after graduating high school in 2010 to fight in Afghanistan. I’m out of the Army now. The most crazy part to me that I have a friend that was a drill sergeant for a few years and he was training kids to go over there that wasn’t even born the day the towers fell.


My heart was beating like SHIT FAST watching the news broadcasts before it happened... It's so sad seeing how normal and happy everyone was. Just a normal day.... Normal... day.<br>I also wasn't born when this happened, but during this time, my parents were discussing going to NYC, and as you can tell that would've been super bad timing... and still to this day, they've never gotten to go. I can only imagine how scary this shit was around the world. (Kinda) especially where my family has lived for a very veryyy long time (which is the Regional Municipality of Niagara in Ontario) which literally borders New York state. Sigh.

My heart was beating like SHIT FAST watching the news broadcasts before it happened... It's so sad seeing how normal and happy everyone was. Just a normal day.... Normal... day.
I also wasn't born when this happened, but during this time, my parents were discussing going to NYC, and as you can tell that would've been super bad timing... and still to this day, they've never gotten to go. I can only imagine how scary this shit was around the world. (Kinda) especially where my family has lived for a very veryyy long time (which is the Regional Municipality of Niagara in Ontario) which literally borders New York state. Sigh.


Its bewildering how insane this event played out.
First, it was all calm and normal, happy and joyful..
And then an event would happen that would quite literally change the world.


I remember 9/11, I was 7 almost 8 years old. It was the day I realized that adults aren't all knowing but also human beings who also experience fear.


I remember 9/11 I remember we were in class and my teacher turned on the news a few minutes after it got hit * she didn’t know it got hit*  we were watching in just pure horror and then one  of my classmates screamed my dad works here on the top floor and his mom was outside the building a few blocks away  I remember a few weeks later she came into class and explained her experience for us to write about  she said her husband worked at one of the top buildings so when it got hit she knew he was a goner but she entered the building at helped as many people as she could then left she also explained that her son committed suicide a few days after because his dad was his bsf


The people jumping at 10:30.... It's so scary to think it started as a normal day but it felt so off when they said "September 11th 2001". I am sorry to the people who lost family and friends, dearly sorry.. I can't imagine what it would be like to be in that situation, it's still so bone chilling to think about. I hope it never happens again. I am so thankful for the firefighters and the ambulances and police people. 9⃣•1⃣1⃣, Never Forget. Only great legends died and experienced that trauma.

I first saw a clip of this when i was younger and i didn't know what it was, i was so terrified when i saw the clip i was so confused what happened, I'm just glad i know what it is now and im glad that some people lived. RIP to those that died.


It started as a normal day, it breaks my heart that no one expected what was about to happen


My uncle was a cop, he helped a lot of people out the tower. He retired after that because he saw to many people dying and crying and didn’t think the job was for him..


its extremely depressing to think that someone thought this was a good idea, and that they actually went through with it.


My mom and aunt were working near there at the time and my mom looked out of the window and saw a tower burning and as I'm watching this I'm thinking to myself if my mom worked closer or even in the towers I wouldn't be here today.


at 11:34 you can hear a popping sound, almost like gunshots. but actually that’s the sound of bodies hitting the concrete. once you notice that it gets a lot more disturbing


i cant even imagine how scary that day was. My respects go out to those who were affected by the 9/11 attacks.

Yes, me and my dad still live on new york city without fear because me and my dad weren't fed, taught and grew up to be scared. I felt bad to those people who scared to death, but I wished they remain as calm as us but I know it's imposible and I hope everyone affected by this tragedy, this attack.

Same and to the civilians of Afghanistan and Iraq.


It's crazy to hear they saying "Today is 9/11!" so normally


Wow I remember 9/11 it was years ago but I will never forget it


Weird to think I was born a month after this tragic event


Those people on the roof thought that something totally different happened until they saw the other plane and just typing this was hard to do because it’s 2020 and nothing as bad as the year of 9/11/01, Rest In Peace to all the people that lost their lives. Never forget. 9/11/01


I wasn’t here, but, that must so tragic and heartbreaking to see people with families die.


If people are still wondering why some remains have never been found, check out the footage at 7:20.


This was the most saddest day for my family before I was even born in 2002/9/12


I was born a couple years after 9/11, but this was really hard to watch, I almost threw up. I wish I could go back in time and tell people to evacuate the towers before any of this happened.<br>  My scout master told me about his experience, he was a contractor hired to work on the upper floors on one of  the towers. He had wrapped up his work a day or two before 9/11

I was born a couple years after 9/11, but this was really hard to watch, I almost threw up. I wish I could go back in time and tell people to evacuate the towers before any of this happened.
  My scout master told me about his experience, he was a contractor hired to work on the upper floors on one of  the towers. He had wrapped up his work a day or two before 9/11


I’m relatively smol so I wasn’t alive for this but my parents were both doctors at the time and they told me every single hospital in New York had even the medical students working overtime to care for the flood of dust covered injured victims. They were in the Bronx, so that must have not been where most of the patients went. I can’t even imagine what going through 9/11 must have been like.