C418 - Intro but it's the death of somebody you loved

Enjoy this one.

I think out of all the Minecraft ones I have done, this one seems to me to be the most emotional.

[chronos]

I've seen certain comments on this video that are probably the most beautiful and yet heart-breaking I've seen on YouTube. I want you to know that you are truly loved and you deserve peace. I promise life will be extremely difficult at times where you simply want to give up but don't give up now.

For the people that lost their loved ones, know that they always loved you, and do not forget that. The beauty of mourning is the unconditional love you had for them. The type of love you are willing to die for. The type of love to give someone the hard truth. The type of love that makes marriages thrive. The type of love that keeps you going. You may have lost them recently and the emotions you are feeling right now are normal. Allow the anger, rage, sadness, depression, or whatever takes control to flow through you so that you can process the pain. If the pain becomes too much to bear, speak up before it becomes harmful.

If there is something about death that I have learned, it's a part of the process. Let death take what it has to take. It may be good or bad, but that is life. We all come and go and we will too. So live life to your fullest and fight the battles. You deserve life and you are here for a reason.

[iamcrash]

It's the death of the kid I used to be. I miss being lighthearted and carefree.

[fernie]

when we were kids we played minecraft together religiously. almost two years ago he took his own life, and i couldn't touch the game without breaking down. only recently have I gone back to it, and now the music means more to me than ever.

[Thenewmikelmyer]

My grandma bought me my first PC and Minecraft account. My mother was very poor and always at work when I was home from school; dad wasn't in the picture. I was only able to play because of her. She always wanted the best for me. She knew I would make it far with computers. Yet, she never got to see me build my own. Brain cancer took her from my family early. RIP Sandra. She always said how relaxing C418's music was to her. How it would "put her to sleep." and would proceed to fall asleep watching me play. I hope she's listening to this with me. I appreciate everyone sharing their stories; it makes me feel less alone with these feelings this song just seems to rip right out of me and I don't know what to do with. This is my contribution.

[WeBall_]

The humming of C418 in the background always brings me chills

[honeyhons_]

Although I don’t associate this song with losing someone I love, I associate it with losing myself. Myself and my childhood. I wish I could go bad and cherish what I had before I grew up and became sad. I don’t want ever want to grow up because I know I’ll never be the same as I was before. I wish I could have my carelessness back so I could feel truly happy. One day I hope the pain ends and I can feel free. Until then I will hold on to what I have and cherish it till it’s no longer…

[dutchvanderlinde]

Back in September of last year, I lost my little brother to Covid-19 complications (be aware, he was a diabetic and seemed to have had a secondary infection at the time. Doctors suspect it was staph). He was only 19 years old and was in his sophomore year of college. He was always so full of energy and overall a joy to have around. My parents used to even call him my best friend at times, since we always enjoyed playing games with each other. He didn’t deserve the way he died. RIP, Max. I’ll never forget you.

[nyx]

It's been a month and a bit since Techno's death.
I've stumbled upon this video by pure luck and i can't help but think about him.
It aches in my stomach to think of him.
I don't think 100 lives would be enough for him to accomplish everything he wanted in his time.
Sometimes the ache dissapears and re-appears right when i remember that he's gone.
It's easy to forget that, , no.
We won't get another video.

no matter how long we wait.

[cthulhu_wmv]

I lost my grandfather at 13 last November, he meant everything to me and my family.

I felt suicidal during my 14th birthday, but I remember him saying before he died “I love you, I’m always here” and I felt secure.

[ScimitarRaccoon]

It's almost been 4 years to the day when I lost my partner, we did everything together, we spent every second of our lives together, side by side holding each other's hands walking into the Sunset, he may be gone, but his memories are not, I think about him every second of the day, forever remembered and honored, in my heart, Rest In Peace, gone but not forgotten

[errortahr]

Yesterday, my grandfather had a brain aneurism and died. My parents were on the way to see him when they got the news. One of my uncles ended up taking him to the hospital, and one of the others had just got to the hospital when he had died. My grandfather was a solider in the Vietnam War, an EMT, and chief of the local fire department for 45 years. Rest well, Wayne.

[thevalrat]

dude why am I absolutely weeping to this at 1 in the morning.

[gilliancastle]

I reached the cherry blossom tree at graveyard's center and dropped to my knees. Here, I was surrounded by the memories of everyone that I'd loved and lost, whom I'd immortalized in this place. I looked over the tombstone in front of me, seeing my reflection in its polished stone. Then, I placed down a single red rose on the ground for her.

"Hey there, " I said finally, "it's been a while. How are you?"

[eeeeeeeeee]

"we never truly appreciate something until it is lost"

"we didn't know we were making memories, we just knew we were having fun"

"light will be out there for anyone, even if its just for a moment, it will shine for everyone"

"our very solutions create problems. that's what makes life interesting."

"the sun is not much to those who always see it. but is worth more than anything to those who haven't"

"don't let anyone tell you how or when you should live life. everyone is different and lives differently."

"a quote can change so much in a person in ways you cannot believe were possible"

thank you Minecraft and Mojang for engraving your passion into the hearts of many people young and old around the world.

[canex]

I lost 3 kids 4 years ago.

They were the best sisters that I've ever had & I still miss them to this day. The last time I saw them, the oldest was 10 & the two youngest were around 7-8. To this day I feel like a part of me is missing. I will never forget the hugs they gave me & how they wouldn't let go until I did. I miss their smiles, laughter, happiness & the amount of stories that they would always tell me. Something that I'll never be able to experience again.

But I know that they wouldn't want me to give up.

If I ever meet them again, I'll not let go of that hug first.

[mineyvoid]

I cant believe he's just gone. just like that. May he rest in peace.

[RAYNEGOOBER]

The last thing I said to his face was, “I’ll see you tomorrow lil bro”. It’s been 3 years since he hasn’t came back home.

[Doctor_Raven]

This past weekend (Christmas day and the 26th) i lost the owner of the server i play on. He was a good friend. poured over a decade of his time into the server. I don’t think he would’ve expected 24, 000 different people to join his server but thanks to Drunk Minecraft, Vox populi is my home away from home. I wish i could thank you one last time. Thanks for everything Zombiemold. Godspeed

[markacosta]

Last year I lost a childhood friend, he was the one that introduced me to Minecraft and I would spends hours at his house staying up late playing the game. After we graduated high school we got accepted into different colleges but what kept us united was playing this game during weekend nights and we would re live those moments. Sadly, he passed away in a tragic car accident and I only found out because his mom called me.
This month for the first time in a long time I visited our world we had built together and I could feel the memories in everything we built, destroyed, mined, explored. I know he’s in a better place and I’ll never forget it

[barneycalhoun]

It’s been about 4 years since my great-grandmother passed. I miss her so much, and I wish I had the opportunity to *really* know her, not just as Grandma, but as a person. Before she moved, I knew her as the sweet old woman who scared me with her strict, no-nonsense attitude but who dearly loved her family and husband.

There’s so much I wish I could have told her before she passed away in 2017 due to dementia. During the last years of her life, she suffered from this horrible disease, miles away from family and friends, slowly forgetting who she was.

When I heard this song, I cried. It reminds me of her funeral. It was raining, and my mother wept as she watched one of her favorite people be lowered into the ground next to her husband, who had died nearly a decade before her. I wept with her.

I love you, Grandma.