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Jack answers them all with such enthusiasm as the viewer can really tell he really loves and appreciates the comments he receives. People come to him with a variety of different comments, either comedic, personal questions about him or a genuine ask for help. He says he'll never get rid of this series, as every comment vid is different. Other than having some completely hilarious responses to the weird comments, Jack really appreciates all the comments he gets.

In his LP for The Sims 4, it's pretty sweet how Steve immediately becomes good friends with the only person in the neighborhood that doesn't argue with him or walk away.

In the Agar.io episode where he manages to get to #1, he enjoys the accomplishment so much that, when he decides he's had his fun, he splits into several tiny pieces and lets himself be eaten to offer another random player the chance to be #1.

At the credit roll of the game, Jack (after breaking down crying at the ending) comments about how the likelihood of a World War III or any war measurable to World War I is rather slim, considering how much humanity and the world itself has improved.

In his 9th episode of Valiant Hearts, when Walt's original owner dies, Jack takes a few seconds to pay his respects, complete with his hat on his chest.

At times, Sean extends his Omegle meetups so he can reach out to as many as possible. Many of the reactions from the fans meeting him for the first time definitely count as this, with many of them staying on for as long as possible just to meet him.

Whenever Sean does an Omegle meetup, he makes highlight videos of the event.

Sean states that while he wasn't too close to his uncle, the suicide still came as a shock to him. Afterwards, he gives a heartfelt speech about staying strong in times of suicidal thoughts or close-by suicides, mentioning his uncle who killed himself via hanging.

The ending of his video on The Static Speaks My Name, a game based on suicide in which Sean plays through the eyes of a person who was said to have hanged himself and was ultimately forced to make the character kill himself.

The smile on his face as he recounts this and how awesome it is to have that kind of impact on people's lives is just so contagious.

In this video, he also mentions that his mom took him to see four little kids who were fans of the channel and that he had a blast talking to them and hearing them say how much they loved his videos.

Just the humility and heart that Sean has is so wonderful.

He even says that whenever people say that he deserves all of his success and congratulates him that they need to look in the mirror and thank themselves as well, because none of this would be possible without them. He says that so many people get caught up in the 'fame' of YouTube that they forget where they came from and who brought them there, and that such a thing is deplorable in his book, because that fame means nothing without the viewers. He talks about how he never thought that he would be making videos for a living as a job, and how he doesn't even consider it a job but rather fun, and thanks the viewers over and over for making it fun and for their role in changing his life.

Doubles as a happy tearjerker of sorts, but the video where Sean goes back to the cabin where he first started the channel, and got more than a little emotional as a result of all the good memories that came back from seeing where everything began.A small one, but the fact that his hat originally belonged to his mother certainly counts.Sean has repeatedly made mention of how proud he is of his fans for this.

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The comments sections on almost all his videos are relatively free from bad behavior, with almost everyone interacting in a civil manner, especially by YouTube standards.

Sean started learning Korean so he and his former girlfriend could have conversations in her native language sometimes he said expecting her to speak English all the time when they're together 'wouldn't be fair to her.'.

And to top it off, the day he made that video was also the fourth anniversary of him and the girlfriend he had at the time.Sean: You may not know it and you may not feel it, but you guys have helped me through some of the hardest parts of my life, when I was in so much uncertainty of what I was going to do with my future, and absolutely no idea how I was going to accomplish what I wanted.