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I love❤️this rendition of this song 🎶 by Disturbed.
The video put to this music symbolizes the tragedy on that horrific day in 9/11.😢💔🇺🇸
It shows how the people all came together to help the victims.❤️
We were united. 🙌🏻🇺🇸
We need that again.❤️🇺🇸 Americans 🇺🇸United 🇺🇸❤️
There is very little clear footage of flight 11 flying over manhattan and striking the north tower. Practically none exists in fact.
But we have Jules Naudet’s footage, that not only captures this rare event, but actually follows firemen into those very towers that ultimately became perhaps the most famous unintended film and documentary ever created.
Jules is tagging along with batallion chief Joseph pfeifer as they respond to a mundane gas leak call at church and lispenard.
The firsr couple minutes is pretty boring, regular Tuesday morning work. Beautiful sunny day, twin towers in the background.
Until 1 min 45 sec into the footage can you can an unusually low jetliner flying directly over manhattan. Everyone looks up in confusion, and what they see next changed America forever.
Throwback to the first D1 cfb game after 9/11. South Carolina/Mississippi State. Possibly the most patriotic cfb game ever.
Mark Jones gives a terrific call to signify the importance of college football in American culture. South Carolina and State players joined to hold the flag together before the game.
25 years ago today Welles Crowther gave his life helping others on 9/11. This is the best story @espn has ever done. Share it with your kids and any others who may not have been alive on 9/11 and don’t know what true bravery in the face of evil is.
There’s nothing quite like 11,000 voices proclaiming the goodness of God. Thank you Rotterdam for a moment I’ll never forget. 🙌🏾🇳🇱
Excited for a new version of this song coming tomorrow, stay tuned!
Just look at Kenny’s face when Dolly’s voice first floats…He doesn’t just hear her. The smile starts before he even turns. It’s the face of a man who just found his favorite person in a crowded room. His friend. This is 1985. “We’ve Got Tonight.” Kenny is already mid-song when Dolly walks and takes the line that belongs to both of them: “Why don’t you stay… deep in my soul.”
Watch it once and you’ll understand why people still talk about them like they were a love story. They weren’t. They were something rarer — two legends who actually liked each other.
Kenny used to say the second Dolly walked into a studio, the song changed. Dolly used to say there was a place in her heart that was just for him, and she could never sing at his funeral. He went first, in 2020.💔
Two days ago we lost her too.💔
Now this clip is everywhere again because grief knows exactly which memories to pull. The sparkle. The way two people can stand on a stage and make a whole arena feel like they’re watching something private.
Some friendships don’t fade. They just wait for us in old videos.
If this one hits you, you’re not alone. Tag someone who needs to see Kenny’s face the second he hears Dolly.
Drop a 💔 if you’re watching it with a teary eyes…🥺
This legendary moment made South Carolina the NATIONAL CHAMPIONS in 2010 🐔🤙
They would then follow up this national championship win the very next season with ANOTHER 😤🔥
Dolly Parton sits down with her parents and five sisters for a Christmas special and the real show starts the second the banter begins.
She cracks jokes, teases the whole clan and within minutes the living room energy takes over pure Appalachian wit, overlapping stories and that unmistakable Parton laugh.
Then the sisters lock into perfect family harmony and the room just lifts
No polished celebrity gloss, just blood, history, and voices that only come from growing up under the same roof.
This is still one of the warmest, most rewatched family moments she ever put on television for a reason.
It is with deep sorrow and profound love that we announce the passing of Sonny Rollins. The Saxophone Colossus died this afternoon at his home in Woodstock, NY at the age of 95. 1/2 https://t.co/6AGmFrB7x4
What a truly tragic post.
It’s impossible to tell whether this is just excellent grift-craft or genuine delusion. Either way it is a perfect expression of the sickness rotting the soul of our culture.
“They” are powerful enough to control people’s minds, but not powerful enough to just control Trump’s mind. Or the minds of the Iranian regime. Or Charlie’s, presumably. Or this person’s mind.
It’s true madness, and either this person herself believes it because the internet has made her insane, or she is counting on other people to believe it knowing the internet has made them insane.
Either answer is a complete indictment of our social media age.