How to Tie a Tie
How to tie a tie.
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My father was killed in a car accident a month before I turned 6 and now I’m in my 40’s. This channel has really touched my heart. I think what you’re doing here is amazing. Keep shining and teaching
I don’t know who you are, but I wish you a happy and peaceful life.
@@lananhnguyen7415 Thank you my friend, I wish you the same
@@cluckleberryfarm7244 oh I’m sorry to hear that, truly am. My dad died when I turned 7 of lung cancer from smoking, he just wouldn’t quit never had the chance to meet him growing up, he was still in Saigon, Vietnam while my family & I were already in the U.S brought here by my uncle. I wonder all the time what it must be like to have a dad, father figure role in your life, I was raised by my mom. My only wish is one day to have a happy family, wife & kids of my own one day before I’m 30 when I’m settled in my career to give them all the love I wish I had & wanted to know what it must’ve felt like. Still feels like the only missing piece of a puzzle all these years that have passed by in my twenties now.
I’m sorry
Sorry for your loss…
This guy is literally a dad for people without dads
That's exactly why he's doing videos for this channel, to provide help in that aspect to people who for one reason or another don't have a father to help them. It's incredibly wholesome.
DJ Hunter agreed, mad respect for this guy
It’s funny because i always hated the fact that i cant even change a tire or do any of this things 😂 but now i can!
No, this is a dad for everyone.
and with a bad dad
I have a father but neither of us have ever learned how to tie a tie. Thanks dude.
🤣 Now that's nice :D
😂 he your dads dad too I think
You mean dad 😂
Grandpa, how do I ?
Father like son
I’m 49, and my Dad died at 73 from lung cancer in 2013. I often think about all the things I forgot to ask him. This channel is a big help in case my 23 year old misses anything before I go. Thank you.
No way bro your dad had lung cancer and died in 2013 that resembles to something if you know (no offence just saying)
@@illegalcomrade I have no idea what you were trying to say, I was just saying this was a very feel good video for me, reminds me of my dad
@@illegalcomrade WALTER WHITE
I’m so sorry to hear this, my dad passed away from lung cancer last year even though he didn’t smoke
@@illegalcomradetf bro, thousands of people die from cancer every year, if a guy does from lung cancer in 2013 doesn't mean hes Walter white
Its official. Your now the Internet Dad that the world needs
.
Ikr
you're :)
Leqitnyy english is not my first language. I speak 7 languages how about u :)
@@heyitsmariabanana only 2, also i am from poland
I'm a twenty year old guy who never had anyone to teach me how to tie a tie. but now I know! I love this guy
Same here :D
Bruh same
ditto
How this is only 3 Comment
Same
I am 7 months pregnant with my only son and I was abandoned by the father(who didn’t have good role model ) and I’m afraid I can’t teach my son manly things… I love that I found this channel!! I’m literally in tears bc I love this sooo much thank you !
Glad you’re here 🙏🏻
So u gave birth now. Congratulations!
Me too
Congratulations. What’s the little man’s name?
From a single mom to a boy that is nearly 13 years old. You ABSOLUTELY can teach "manly" things. Manly is a society construct. Teach him to help others, to be kind and stand with those that can't stand alone. The rest falls into place. You've got this! ❤️
I was getting ready for prom but I was never taught how to tie a tie. I searched it up and found this! Thank you so much for making this video even if it was 2 years ago!
Congrats from 3 weeks later!
L pfp
Nice!!
@@TheDoerOfRandomStuff conrats from 6 weeks later
Your name it’s like 5 in the morning and I didn’t sleep at all and I’m ready to crash into my bed
I have a dad. But this makes me cry, he's so pure 😢✊👏
Me too ... my dad is all well,we have a good relationship and until recently I was still living with my parents ... but I can still appreciate what this guy is doing and I can imagine how helpful and reassuring it might feel for people how didn't have a father
I have a decent dad, but I guess having another cool dad won’t do no harm :D
@@patriciomarlasca5989 I'm sorry :(
My dad and my mom just got into this huge argument and I don't know when I'll see him again or my lil half sis or my step mom 😭 Finding this channel just made me cry
Meepter hope it gets better soon. Cheer up 💪
This dude just adopted everybody on the internet that doesn’t have a dad
And quite a few that do!
@@KathleenJ Or used to. I may never need this information, but somehow it is really enjoyable to watch.
He adopted all of 2.9 million kids without dads just like me
Or kids that their dads don't give a fuck about them
I have a dad and I still watch this.
My parents were druggies and we're never there for me and about 4years ago I found your channel and learned things I never could an I just wanted to thank you for all of the dad knowledge you've shared with me.
I am sorry to hear that, glad you’re here 🙏🏻
My stepfather wasn’t the…greatest person, and my mom taught me to tie a tie in the most confusing way. You made it easy to learn so thank you dad❤
I’ve got a dad but he calls me an idiot for not knowing how to do basic things like tying a tie and shaving my face. You’re an awesome human being for this.
That's a shame that your dad does that. My friend's little sister is dating a guy who's dad made fun of him for not knowing how to peel boiled shrimp. She showed her boyfriend how to do it and helped him in the resteraunt but she was so angry at the father.
You are def not an idiot!!!!! How should u know if no one ever showed u properly. ❤️
Cherish your dad even when he says mean stuff to you and calls you all those names. My dad once said to my older brother (back when he was little) *I hate you*, yes my dad said that to my brother. My brother showed nothing but love to my dad and unfortunately my brother passed last year, My dad was recently diagnosed with clinical severe depression And I know it's all because of my brother. He regrets whatever he did/said to him back then, all because he couldn't express his feelings to his son. The day of my brothers funeral my dad wrote him a note which said "you always said please and thank you, you were so kind, and the last time I saw you, you shook my hand and said ''dad, i love you'' I said to you ''Why? I haven't done anything for you to say that'' and you just said ''it doesn't matter, I love you."... I think my dad replays those words over and over again. Just show your dad and tell him you love him, he probably needs to hear it. Some fathers never know how to love their sons because their dads never showed them love. ❤
Don't be mad at him, he probably lacked a father figure himself. Could he be better? Yes. He didn't have the willpower. If you do, change for your kids, break the cycle. But never blame your parents for your own failures. Good luck. We're on the same boat, by the way. I just had a hard time dealing with the blame game. It doesn't matter, results matter.
Жиза
i’m a girl who grew up with no father. i have never wished i had one. but now i have a dad. YOU. and it’s awesome. so thank you
Same
I have a dad but he's old well he's only 52 but still that's old for a dad that kids are only 13 and 10 no offence to my dad
Same
The Potato Knight 97 it doesn't matter how old ur dad is. cherish him with all your heart while you still have him.
@@mariav8514 ik but I feel like he might die bc sometimes he dosent chew his food so I'm afraid he might choke yes ik how to do the thing wear u try to get the thing by putting ur arms around and wut not but I forgot how to spell the thing and he was a hero to so many ppl if he dies a lot of ppl will be sad even ppl who r not in my family will cry it's just I can't even explian
It really sucks that a lot of dads are present in their child's life yet never take the time to show them stuff like this. Thanks dad ❤
I’m a dad who never had a father trying my best for my daughter thank you 🙏
I know this isn’t necessarily intended for me, but my boyfriend grew up without a dad and so he never learnt how to do a tie, and so we’re practicing with this video before his job interview next week... thank you💛
aww that's so sweet
May I add something? The tip of the tie should touch the middle of the belt buckle. It shouldn't be much shorter and not longer. Neither the "Oliver Hardy style" nor the "arrow pointing at the genitals" looks good. 😉
i hope he gets the job!
Good luck with the interview!
So cute
“That’s dorky”.. totally something a dad would say 😁
I don't know man, I don't have a dad, that's why I'm here, duh
Lauti TM I’m sorry man
@@realmed6456 haha just kidding bro, thanks
Lauti TM I was really feeling like a piece of crap lol
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My dad has alzheimer disease, and he can't really hold a conversation without fumbling his words. So I really appreciate these videos that you make, I was able to tie my tie for prom and graduation thanks to you. Keep at this, its much more appreciated than you think.
who brings income?
@@StreetDrilla it's his personal matter dude. tf!?
@@StreetDrillaNone of your business. Rude.
@@ndb_1982 elaborate
My father left me when I was 5, because my parents were divorced. I’m a 31year old woman I don’t need to learn how to tie my tie, but this channel makes me feel so touched. Thank you
My dad left when found out my mom was pregnant, she had to raise me on her own. I had multiple men as father figures: my grandpa who taught me how to handle repairs and maintain household, my karate trainer who taught me discipline, respect and willpower, my russian teacher who taught me how to express myself and listen to others, but some things can only be taught by real fathers. Small, yet important in their own way. Thank you for it.
@Alvaro R. Forget about him. There are or will be way better people in your life, focus on them instead of some coward. It helped me get over the matter. A person running from his basic responsibility is not worth neither your time nor your anger.
Damn, I don't know what to say but your comment means a lot
Enough to make a grown man cry
Es emotivo esto, sinceramente pienso que esto no debería pasar, después de todo todos tenemos emociones, y siempre se sufre cuando pasa esto Más los hijos de una familia disfuncional
Same but my father got shoot
My dad never really taught me anything. Except how not to be. I've just discovered this channel and this is so awesome. Thank you.
Glad you're here Robert. 👍🏻🙏🏻
Sorry you didn’t have that. Hope you can be the change in the cycle . 😔😊
🥰🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
@@sandyortiz8419 holy fk
Wow i never knew the internet was nice like this 😊
We grew up without dad in our lives, so sweet to see a DAD at least somewhere else
Not really a kid or a boy but a mom of a boy who soon will have to wear a tie for school as part of his uniform so I really appreciate this video a lot! Thank you Sir for being here for us
Am I the only one who has tears every damn single time I watch him..
No 😭😭😭
No, me too.
i mean, i'm tearing up right not. i just saw this on meme pages on ig, and dude, this guy it's really doing the good job, amazing and wholesome chanel, can you imagine how someone without dad it's feeling whatching this T_T ?
@@ivanmardones8070 😭same
@@ivanmardones8070 You don't have to imagine. Both tragically and otherwise you can read through the comments and it hits you like a ton of bricks.
Thank you! I'm a single mom and my almost 11 year old really wants to wear a "real tie" to church tomorrow for Easter Sunday. He's so excited but I've gone through COUNTLESS videos tonight trying to learn! Think I've got it now - thank you!
Happy Easter Claire! 🙏
ayiee
Anong ayie gago
@@jay-zpillonar9367 shut up
@@allalne I
My father died four days before my 11th birthday and was gonna teach me when I was 13. This helped me for my prom date about a month ago.
I am 19, and my dad is lost in his own universe and never told me anything useful. Im very grateful that you show this basic knowledge I lack.
I’m so sorry :( My dad isn’t in my life either and even though this video doesn’t apply to me I still love this channel. I wish you the best. 🤍
Dad left when I was 5 never seen him since currently 21 and don’t know how to tie a knot but now I do......thank you edit (sad but true post thanks for the 8.7k likes)
Same but i'm 20
Peter ever had days where your other siblings we’re having fun with there dad and he didn’t want anything to do with you...had that a lot man but STRIVE TO BE A BETTER MAN AND FATHER TO YOUR CHILDREN THAN YOUR FATHER
Same but i'm 1Yo
My dad is still here but I make him mad because I don't know anything
Alli :3 I feel you as a child I was bullied by my step father at times my name was whale or idiot but remember your greater than you think the pain will not be there forever and you’ll show them you’ll prove to them THAT YOUR GREAT THAT YOUR LIFE HAS MEANING were only Human some times we hurt our own and not know it stay strong please
I’ve only known of this man for like a day and I would already commit war crimes to protect him
He would never allow u to do that
@@babaairi1274 That makes him even better
Count me in.
Mario?
bro don't say stuff like that you want dad to kick your butt? im not using swear words because dad hates it
I am 17, I am trans and while I have both of my parents they don't really support. Your videos are amazing and helpful, finally being are to tie a tie after years of asking my own family to teach me, made me so happy I'm almost in tears. You deserve the world. ❤
same accept i'm 12 and haven't told my parents
15 year old in the same situation, you're doing great man we're going to get thru with this, I'm proud of you
Dont lie, you dont have a father 🔥
I appreciate you! You give such clear instructions I always give it right first time. I cannot remember how to tie a tie and I have 2 kids wearing them for school. I'm back here every few weeks. Thank you.
My mom cried when she saw this she wishes someone did something like this when I was a a little boy and she was a single mom it would have been so helpful, what a wonderful thing your doing.
Thanks Lucas, I am trying to create something that would have helped me when I was young and my dad left. Although that was long before KZhead. 😊
@@DadhowdoI God bless you
@@DadhowdoI will I get a reply from you. I am from India🙏🙏🤗🤗🤗
Glad you're here from India 🇮🇳🙏
Hello. I am Korean. When I lived 25 years, I didn't know how to wear a tie, but thanks to that. Thank you very much, Dad ♡
Korea 🇰🇷 ❤🙏
Among us
@@marenol225 Que wea
Squid game
@@mattfromwii2444 ee oeh ee oeh
My dad never really showed me how to do much and this is the first time I actually was able to tie a tie correctly. Thank you.
Lost my dad about 6 months ago. Didn't realize just how much I missed him until I ran across your channel randomly today. Thank you for doing this. I'll be in the corner crying quietly for a bit now.
This is so heart-warming! I saw the reason you're making this on FB. I've been fortunate enough to have an amazing Dad. I'm so happy you're doing this so people can learn and see things that amazing dads do! Thank you!!! Things I've asked my dad: How do I do my taxes? - college How do I fill my car tires with air? - high school How do I fix/cover a whole in the wall? - middle school
It should be hole not whole.
@@Dallixn how do I use proper grammar
@@Dallixn how to make autocorrect correct correctly when I'm correct and autocorrect is incorrect?
@@Dallixn only one of them I will be shoving my foot up
Was the last question because you made a hole in the wall?
The 117 people who disliked are dads who left their kids
Period!
Most incredible burn
I agree!
now are 92
Totally agree
My father died during the Afghanistan war when I was 2 . For the past 16 years, I never knew how to tie a tie, but now you're teaching me how to thank dad❤️
Rest in Peace Veteran my condolences to your family ❤😢
Thank you, Dad, I never had many prominent father figures in my life, and this genuinely helped me before my band recital.
When everyone is talking about his beautiful gesture, I’m still wondering about those 8 dislikes. Cold-hearted
Those are from guys that abandoned their kids.
Lyn Sheppard true indeed 🙃
68 now
Now 70! Wow!
I saw this posted on Facebook, but I'll say what I commented there once more... I lost my dad who I was extremely close to 10 years ago, and this is just super wholesome. I subscribed, and I can't wait to see more wholesome content 😭
I am sorry you lost your dad Lola, thanks for your encouragement.
Dad, how do I? Aww thank you so so so much 💕
damn, must be hard. I'm kind of boy who now focusing my attention to my father, cuz, let's face it,my mom is just a bad person
@@kentoscocos5238 im sorry about that man
@@DadhowdoI you are so adorable, I wanna hug you
im tearing up because i never really had my dad active in my life, it would be an on and off between ever seeing him. thank you so much.
I never had a father in my life and I got my first suit tonight and you taught me how to tie my very first tie. Thank you for being the father I never had.
My parents divorced when I was 15. I had to figure out how to tie my own tie and my mom taught me how to shave. Yes, I’m crying watching this. Thank you for being dad to so many kids. I’m 53 today, and I just wanted to say Thank You! And God bless you!!
Hey, can I ask... I have a 14 yr old brother. Our dad passed when he was 9 i was 13. Since he's around the time to learn to shave, do you think he would rather watch this video and figure it out himself or me teach him like your mom did you? I've been torn about this for a while so if you have any input I would really appreciate it.
@@mckayleem3098 you can show him the video and then ask him if he needs your help too
God Bless You
Same but I was 6 and a girl
My dad never showed me how to do this. My dad hasn’t shown me anything a dad would. Sad to say my dad lives a very reckless and criminal life. I’m not like that at all. I’m 24, and I’m becoming my own man and I would love more videos ‘cause I want to be able to be a good father that knows how to do things around my house when I have kids.
More power to you
Keep going 👍🏼
May all good things come to you!
you will ❤
You're a good person, sure you're going to be a great father and change the world to the better
Let me be clear, my dad is active in my life and I love him very much, but I cannot bring myself to ask him how to do things. Thank you for helping me learn without feeling like I am lesser than others for having to ask
a few months after my mum died in an accident my father caused when I was 16 and my brother was 14 he stopped caring for us to be with his new girlfriend....we suddenly basically lived without parents, my father came home very late at night and left very early in the morning and always complained about how the house looked and about our behaviour...we were just kids with high academic goals in an emotionally stressed environment and didn't really care if the dishes stood for 2-3 days before we cleaned them and we were def. not able to keep the entire house cleaned and our shirts ironed...We have not had a relationship with our father in a time in which we should have learned about cars and shaving and tying ties and we learned everything we know from the internet. So this right here is so important and it not only helps with learning the tasks we can't do but it also helps to not see the evil guy in every male/ father and see how lovingly someone can care for a community that he doesn't even know...This is gold. This is what the world needs.
Ahem
sorry if this is real, but u basically live in a wattpad story
@@Fgrels this sadly is very real and there is so much more that would fit in a wattpad story f.e. the accident happened after a year long stay abroad on the way home from the airport just after I saw my family again...I feel like I just live in a life of "ARE YOU KIDDING ME"s
hartbig fan Aawww, so sorry
omg excatly same thing happen to me and my brother! crazy :(( i feel you 💔
I'm crying, at a "how to" video of tying a tie. This is so precious. I found you from a Facebook post. This is beautiful, and such a loving act. Blessings on blessings to you. You have become a Father to thousands. Here is an early: Happy Father's Day to an awesome internet Dad. ❤
Same. Then I started reading the comments and now my husband and I are both sobbing ❤
my father isn't dead, but he never was here when i needed him, it's sad think that it´s the same for a lot guys
Me too I literally just seen the fb post
@@jaimearevalo2571 me too, i don't speak english but only with see him video i can understand what he try to say me. I loved totaly beautifull
Me too girl me too
Usually my mum ties my tie for me because I have some difficulty with my fine motor skills, but she's out of town so I had to try it myself this time. This is my first time successfully tying my tie, thank you so much
That's awesome 😎
Hi dad! I saw your video a long time ago and you taught me how to wear a tie! I'm a girl and just loved the look back then 🙂. I don't wear them anymore, but last week, while suit shopping with my dad for his second marriage, I discovered he doesn't know how to wear one! I told him I'd teach him if he wants, but he asked me if I wanted to help him out on his big day! It may sound a bit silly, but being able to help him with small things like these, means a lot to me! ❤️ Thank you for sharing your videos!
My old man walked out when I was 3. Lucky for me, when I was 5 my mom met a man that decided my sister and I were his kids from there on out. Even after they got divorced (when I was around 15) he remained our dad, until the day he died. Cheers to all the real men that stick around and those who take care of children that aren’t theirs.
I agree *as long as they know what they are getting into. Have to add that disclaimer since many guys raise other peoples kids without knowing.
This make me cry. My father died when I was 4 years old ... The first day in high school, I needed to wear a tie, but I didn't know how to do it, and then the father of one of my classmates showed me how to do it. Actually I still have contact with him, and I work for him every holidays...
He's a good man.
Losiento bro
Te paso igual que a mí, mi padre murió cuando yo tenía 3 años
For me, I wear ties so infrequently I need a refresher course on how to tie one. Thanks Dad!
Thank you for these videos. I’m a nonbinary person and I’m planning on wearing a tie to my sister’s wedding in a few weeks. My own dad isn’t supportive of me wearing masculine clothing, so I know I can’t go to him to learn how to tie a tie. Again, thank you. What you’re doing really makes a difference.
*God said this person is going to heaven*
Life is still a bitch though !! He makes it better..
Yes he will go heaven
I agree completely. Straight shot heaven.
And the world agrees
Science would like to have a word with you but for the sake of this fine soul I’ll suspend my disbelief.
“Dorky, ya don’t want to do that alright? Just telling ya 🤷♂️” 😂😂😂
Man, this is what I wish I had. Everything I learned on my own, but not being able to think back to my father teaching me anything hurts. God bless you for this channel. Thank you!
This is the most genuine sweetest channel I have ever seen. 🥺
I cried watching this because it makes me realize that I don’t have much of a childhood.. You’re a great man and I wish you nothing but blessings, thank you sir. I spend a lot of my days depressed wondering what I would be like if I had a normal childhood but this simple video made me smile knowing that it’s someone out there doing something like this in this information era... No kid should have to go through what I went through
Thanks for the encouragement, glad you're here 🙏
@@DadhowdoI likewise sir, i appreciate your content
@@b0nez31 I kinda have a dad he left but we still visit but same
oh .. very beneficial video I’m from south korea my father is dead.. When I was in 6th grade in elementary school (13 years old in elementary school. So now it's been four years. was worried that in the future, if I get married and have children, I'll be scolded for not wearing a tie. I learned a lot from the video. We're living in different countries, different time zones, but we're confident that we exist in a single framework called Earth. Can I follow you like my real father? Bad at English, strange, but it can win is to read of you, Thank you -so yun 17 years old, in a small village in Korea-
Hey So Yun your English is really good! Keep it up! Have a good like ahead :) I want to visit South Korea one day 😊
@@bhumikachaudhari7851 Maybe he spoke a little bit translate.
You’re English is cool , also we are in the same age but in different country From Saudi Arabia to be specific in Jeddah I don’t know if you heard about it.
힘내요 지금껏 잘 버텨왔으니 앞으로도 잘 이겨내고 더욱 더 행복할 거예요 허전함이 클 빈자리를 사랑과 행복으로 채울 수 있기를 바랄게요
@@user-yv1sm8qu5m 으아아ㅠㅠ 이 새벽에 그러면 저 울어요ㅠㅠ 감사합니다 말 한마디가 별거 아닌 거 같지만 큰 힘이 됩니다ㅠㅠ
Stumbled across this due to another KZhead video. Lost my dad 2 years ago due to MS (I'm 55 yesterday). Last week as I was tying my tie, I thought back to when I tried over and over to learn to tie my tie, and my dad would stand behind me, and patiently teach me to tie my tie. Now its old hat, but every day I tie my tie, I feel my dad's hands guiding me. Working on the car, building the shed, painting, electrical, plumbing, even how to mow, (or even in washing the car and he'd say "son, don't look a the whole car, wash the fender, rinse, wash the door, rinse, wash the hood, rinse, and before you know it, the whole car will be done). Everything I do today, I feel my dad's presence in his teaching and example. I had to fight to hold back the emotions as I watched your videos. My dad fought for more than 10 years, having to be in a wheelchair, then bed. I miss him terribly and even though I'm grateful for all he taught me in work, I'd give anything to have him back and be able to work together again.
I’m so sorry for your loss, I wish you well on your journey.
Never had a father growing up but your tutorials help a lot
same man i'm literally emotional rn because this is what i could've had if he didn't abandon me 😢😢😢
Ive never seen my dad and today was my graduation....you helped me get ready for the biggest day of my life so far and idk if you’ll see this but just know it meant so much to me thank you for helping me prepare for my big day...
Belated congratulations on your big day! Hope you have many more and that in everything you do you are successful.
Hi, I'm from Brazil, sorry if I write something weird, I'm not so good with English. My father abandoned me and my mom in my first anniversary, so I never had the chance to learn this kind of stuff, but now that I'm almost 23, I learned it, because of you and your video. Thank you for being an excellent person and an awesome father.
your english is great from what i can see im sorry about what happened between you and your father
isso é terrível me desculpe mano
niece
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Add less comas better in that sentence. hope English gets better 😎👍
Honestly, life has been rough and tomorrow it's just gonna get worse. Thanks to this small video you posted has helped me learn to do something I had never been taught in my measly 22 years of life (26 if you count my profession). Thanks dad.
As a kid without a father this channel has greatly expanded my knowledge on so many things. Now I know how to tie a tie, great!
As a kid who had a very bad past with his father this is EXTREMELY helpful, thank you and keep up the good work
@@sheeeeeesh4779 I mean worse than basically anything, he burnt me with a cigarette and blamed it on my mother, he locked me in my room on a summer day with a heater on that I didn't know how to use
@@sheeeeeesh4779 I forgot to add I smashed the window cut my arm an inch deep and almost broke my legs Jumpin out the window
I hope things got better, dude.
My singing monster
Hope you are better now!
Everyone's therapist should be funding this channel
Anjani P I want to like ur comment, but it’s at such a perfect number
thank you so much! I´ve never really had a dad growing up, due to him being an "alchie". That means, that I´ve never had someone to teach me stuff like this.
As a person that needed this channel, I’ll do my best so that my kid won’t ever needs it.
Im turning 20 next week, my father abandoned me when i was little (only memory i have from him), and I now discovering this channel made me cry a lot, i cant recall the last time i cried like this. So many expiriences i never had. Now, when the time comes, I hope to be a good father, and help my kids with anything they need.
It sounds like you already have a good attitude toward being a good dad. keep that in mind when you do become a father and you will be a good day. No one is perfect and we learn as we go along. It took me a long time to become a good dad and I am still working on it everyday with my kids. Good luck to you in your future endeavors.
It's is great that you are crying AND sharing about it. That is the best healing. Sending LoVe & Prayers. You will be thee Best DaD!!!
My dad left me when i was 6 so thank you for adopting us all fatherless in the internet 😊.....Thanks for telling me how to tie a tie dad
Just heard of this dad from Armor of God and having grown up without a dad, I always wondered what I was missing! Going to watch all the videos and started with this one! Thank you, dad! (Not mine, but you know, your title I think is well earned!🙏🏻
i watch it in Korea.... you make me cry father makes the world as one
Things will be alright friend!🍀
Dad, how do I tie a bow tie? P.s. I know how to tie a bow tie it was just a topic suggestion but thanks for all the random links internet strangers lol
I will refer you to bow tie daddy Alton Brown kzhead.info/sun/etGEaLOucJN5hmg/bejne.html
Step 1: buy a clip-on bow tie Step 2: live your life untethered
L step 3: profit ???
D o o m e r 4 l I f e 1 step 3: ??? step 4: profit
@@Teamgetout keep calling alton brown daddy and he'll have you in spreader bars with a pumpkin on ur head in a week
Thankyou, my step dad wouldn't teach me but I can always come back to this, a true hero
Thank you so much! I'm a single mom and my little boy just found you. We love that you are doing this for the fatherless and others. We are so grateful.
I'm not even a boy or a man, but I'm just here to say that you're an amazing person! I'm 19 and my dad died when I was seven months old. It's really comfortable watching your videos, for some moments I know how having a dad feels like. May God bless you. A huge hug from Brazil.
Perdi meu pai também ano passado,a falta de um pai na vida de um ser humano é imensa.Nada pode oculpar esse espaço.
Im sorry everyone. You know he's so proud right now watching you
@@arturfernandes877 Sinto muito por sua perda. Realmente, tem dias que são mais difíceis que outros, mas você vai conseguir sobreviver e ter lindas memórias do seu pai. Que o Espírito Santo console o seu coração e que Deus seja o seu pai de agora em diante, assim como tem sido comigo ❤
@@gymbro828 thank you 🥺❤
Thanks, this was explained very well and easy to follow! Saving for my husband so he never looks dorky! 😉
Okay this is cute as shit
Same.
I just came across this page today and had to chuckle, not about his purpose but I remember back in the 70’s watching my brother tie a tie for parochial school & back then the knots were huge but that’s how I learned so when it was fashionable for girls to wear ties I knew how to tie them. My dad wasn’t around and had the internet and this site existed back when we were growing up, I think my brother would have been a fan.
Fatherless since I were 4/5-ish. My mother did try to do both roles, I feel she was influenced from her father by awfully bad morals. The men that were briefly in my frame had effort, I taken for granted, and I never realized until I watched this. I was taught by the men who were around. How to swim, tie a tie, shave, brew coffee, morning fitness, how to safely walk around streets, to be respectful and kind. I saw this, and it emotionally took a toll on me. I wish I can thank them for doing what you do, and I can finally say thank you for all you do.
The way you're saying "pay attention to this" TOTALLY Dad vibe 🤣 but you're perfect! Not condescending at all like some father figure types while teaching 🤦♀️ GREAT video and subscribed! You seem like a great Dad!
dad died when i was 13, never learned how to tie a tie or do alot on ur channel. ive had a good job for a few months now, wore the tie u taught me how to tie to the interview. thank you
I remember having to tie a tie for my parents wedding a few years ago and having no idea how and watching this video and it taught me perfectly and i had zero trouble and i meant to come back and forgot the channel name, im so glad i found this channel again now that my dad is out of my life. You are a much better father than he ever was
I love channels like this, because not only does it show that there are still good people in the world, but every time I go into the comments, it shows me how many people these videos have helped and sometimes makes me cry. Keep up the good work man.
I’ve come here from Instagram. My real dad isn’t in my life, and my stepdad is always gone from home working. I’ve spent my entire life without a father figure in my home raising me, many things I learned to do on my own. And always fucked them up trying to figure out. I fill in my dads shoes while he’s away for my mom. But I wished many times I had someone to tell me how to do certain things right, thank you for this. Lots of kids and even older teens and adults could use these.
Thanks for the encouragement! 🙏
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Ah, yes I'll join the club...
Looks like this is a breakthrough for the youtube algorithm . It found all the kids who needed a Dad..
January 2021 my 84 year old father died unexpected of Covid and while preparing for the funeral I was looking online on how to tie a tie. Well, my Dad was very much a hands-on dad but as a oil refinery worker and later a Post Office worker, he really never had to wear a tie, so he never taught us 3 boys. And that's how I was introduced to "Dad, how do I?" I sent Mr Kenney an email the day after Pop died and he was gracious enough to reply and send his condolences. I am one of the lucky ones, I have a close family with Mom, my 3 brothers, my 4 children, daughter-in-law and son-in-law and my 4 grandchildren... but i know that there are many children out there without fathersand I tip my hat to Mr Kenney... Thank you sir for what you do!
i saw 1 of your videos years ago, i found you again I have a daughter and a baby on the on the way i grew up alone from the age of 8 when my big sister made her own life, than my mum abandoned me. thanks for doing this man! we have rare situations and someone like you is more rare thanks again legend!
this man deserves the whole WORLD.
I’m literally crying right now because this is one thing I thought I would never get. Honestly TYSM 🤟 My dad was abusive to me and my mom and he was an alcoholic and left 7 years ago.
Im so sorry you had to go through that :(
I used this video in September for homecoming, my dad passed away when I was 12 and I'm 17 now, thank you :)
Thanks! My dad doesn't really know how to tie a neck tie, and told me to figure it out! You're amazing!
You know what... Thank you so so so much. My dad was out of my life till I was 14. Never knew he was my real father. About a week after he first contacted me he crashed his motorcycle and passed away. I never had a father figure in my life to show me stuff like this. I’m tearing up while writing this... thank you...
Thank you. My dad is a farmer / trucker, so he never had to tie before. You taught us both something thank you king.
My father passed away when I was about 7, and literally never got to teach me any of this. Funny to say that after all theses years, but anyway I busted wanted to give you a BIG THANKS for making videos like this for people like me.
Rip 🤞🏼
Thanks dad, and happy Father's day!
The first time I ever tied a tie for a cousins wedding. Finally , I did it. Thank you so much.
I’m 26 years old, and my dad passed away when I was 10, I never had anyone to teach me this. I love it.