there was an 8.9 earthquake in Japan followed by a tsunami, which pretty much destroyed the place,

and I know I never

make serious videos, and the reason for that is because whenever I do I get all this hate saying,

"This is not why I subscribed," or, "This isn't funny."

It wasn't supposed to be. This is more important than comedy or YouTube in general.

I've been trying to think of ways to help support Japan and encourage others to support as well.

So what I'm going to be doing today is I'm gonna

go outside for an hour holding this sign, "Honk if you love Japan," and for every honk that I get, I will be donating

$10 to the Red Cross

disaster relief fund for Japan. I'm about to grab a couple friends with me right now to help me film, and, uh...

Let's do it. So right now, we're on the street, and, uh, we've got our sign, as you can see.

We're gonna be donating money,

uh... for Japan, for every honk that we get, so let's get this started.

-triple honk-

Yeah!

That's 30 bucks right there.

That's 30 bucks?

That's 30 bucks.

-money sound-

Doesn't have a horn.

(cheering)

Honk to support Japan!

-bunch of money sounds and honks-

So as you can see, we have a lot of support here in LA, bunch of nice people.

HONK TO SUPPORT JAPAN!

HONK TO SHOW YOUR LOOOVE!

Dude, that's hella cute.

-honk and cheer-

Hey, that's awesome!

Yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!

Nice ride, man.

-A million honks-

Yeaaaaaaaaaaa!

-more honks-

How many is that?

I don't even know.

That was like [hey that looks lik-] let's go, okay. Let's just say that was 25.

-really long honk and lots of money sounds-

So what is that, one honk? Or Is that like 50?

It's a public disturbance.

-weird incomprehensible noises-

So we're finally back because the sun's going down.

Thank you to my friends Kevjumba, Chester

See, Victor Kim, and Mike Song for helping me out. As you can see, there's a lot of support here in LA, and I hope

wherever you are, you can support as well.

I'm going to be donating the $600 right now so that you guys can see it.

Here's the screenshot, and if you have at least $10 or more to spare,

please go to redcross.org and make your own donation, and with that being said, I just want to say that my heart goes

out to all of you who are affected by the earthquake and to everybody in Japan.

You saw it yourself in this video.

There are people in LA, all around the world who are going to support you and keep supporting you until things get better.

TEEHEE!

Yea..yea

-laughter-

LA is a very supportive place I had no idea.

Alright I love you

Sir

Next time

Honk if you love Japan man, I'll give you love. (uuh what?)

woaaaaaaaaah