I have pondered this, I think it's because heavy music is a bit aggressive, and moshing is a bit aggressive... I feel like it's all about expressing aggression in a healthy and pointed manner so you don't feel the need to be "passive aggressive" in every day life
@Sarah Schlongfeel Nu metal at its core isn't influenced by rap at all, musically, it's alternative metal that mixes groove metal, funk metal, industrial metal and grunge together. Now it did get influenced by hip hop later on but JD from KoЯn already had his rap influences in the band's early days.
i feel you..., when we just doing the thing that commanded to us, sometimes people just don't get it, it is what we do for living, to make sure everything around is safe
"On duty"? Get a grip. You're a mall cop not a tier 1 operator. Thank you for your service protecting the Wetzel's Pretzels. Christ only knows where we'd be without you.
Sometimes security can be overzealous, and sometimes the performers can be flat out rude. It's nice to see teamwork, coming together for the sake and safety of the show.
This dude is about to unleash one of the sickest growls and vocals in rock music yet shows the utmost respect for someone doing their job. We need more humans like him.
I learned very early how down to earth and humble many metal artists are. I've had multiple occasions where I'm talking to a cool merch dood only to find out they're a member of the band lol. My most cringe moment was when Nick Hipa came through the car wash I worked at and I mistook him for Matt Heafy. He handled it well and we had an awesome chat for 15 minutes. My boss kept on calling my name but I didn't hear him.
had the pleasure of meeting randy in 2019 during his cameo with pigface for a couple shows....out of all the personalities up on that stage he was by far and away the most energetic life of the party.... totally respectful to everyone backstage as well
This is why I Love Metal Music! These bands are so down to earth. Their fans of Metal too. Randy could’ve ripped into her, he didn’t. He was very respectful and forgiving.
Ha, I was once behind Randy Blythe headed back stage at festival and the security guard stopped him for not having a wristband. It was kind of funny to watch absolutely everybody in the vicinity lose it for about 2 seconds
No one but people shouldn't accuse others of being on drugs without proof. Especially if you have cleaned up from a past addiction people are more likely to believe the false accusations
Yea it’s pretty rare actually people like this are the ideal peaceful musician who actually care about the music. Most artist are a gimmick & use internet antics to become viral. It’s rare that the sheer amount of talent is what attracts the crowd not to brag about it but because it’s an experience
He killed a metaller in Prague at a gig. Then the record companies lawyers got him out just long enough to flee the countries laws. When he came to ireland after that he got beaten up in the street by "kids." Hes not one of us. Hes the enemy.
This whole thing is one of the reasons I love LoG. Just look at Randy's body language during, he stopped, he wasn't trying to force his way past her even though he was right. Just class act all round.
He saw the camera out of the corner of his eye and changed up his act. He even looks away directly from the camera at one point. The dude is not some saint.
I like how he made her feel really good after that. Especially if she stumbles onto this clip lol. Edit: I have no idea who this man is, I heard of the band before, but seems like a cool down to earth dude 🤘🏻🤘🏻
@MeatPopiscle I agree that he should have a lanyard but not so much that she should know who he is, just because thats how mistakes happen. Lets say shes there for 3 shifts, so looks at the picture for every artist. Depending on the events that could be easily 20-30 people .remembering all those faces to the point you couldn't possibly mistake somebody else for them would be difficult. Especially if some fans style themselves based on the artists.
No it's what any person with a smidgen of respect for another individual should do and I don't say that to take away from him. I say it because we have lowered our standards so much.
@MeatPopiscle i see you point about her knowing the artists….a little bit. But security is hired locally and may not even know who the band is as a whole. Let alone who the singer is. So I’m torn. But he should definitely have his credentials just in case.
@John Melonshe’s not good at it? I think she’s very good at it. She didn’t recognize the lead singer of a band she probably doesn’t listen to, so she stopped him. It’s not part of her job to recognize the members of every single group that performs in an event she does security for. Im not saying he did anything super bad, but I do agree with the other comment that he should have had a lanyard or something. I think they both literally handled it perfectly
I went to the Unholy Alliance Tour back in 2006, before the concert Randy was outside of the arena riding around on his bmx bike. Talking to anyone who recognized him - he was so kind
That's the way to go. Somebody else would have been mad about her not recognizing who they are and stopping them from sneaking in. She is doing her job. That's what she's paid to do. Mad respect for her and him for acknowledging her doing a good job.
I have to say I’ve found that heavy metal musicians and fans are some of the most genuinely kind people I’ve ever met. I think it might have something to do with them getting all their rage out through music instead of bottling it up like the rest of us 😂
Most metal heads are the coolest people you'll ever meet in your life. But my ex-husband sang for a very dark heavy band very popular and he was a psychopath. Great to other people out and about but a maniac in the house
As someone who works in the industry I can say there’s a lot of pressure being around actors and performers to act “right” sometimes doing your job can bring heat down on you. His attitude is a testament to how humans could behave when the two worlds mix.
Need more ppl like him and not like these internet trolls that get all butthurt and call ppl like her a "karen" just for doing her JOB. 🙄 Never heard of this man, but he's earned my respect just from this clip. 💯
I'm sure once you've had the threat of prison for manslaughter come down on your head, your attitude toward every day inconveniences and misunderstandings become like nothing to you. Clearly a very thankful individual for everything he has after everything that's happened to him.
@Nikita lol some people don’t work to see a free show by someone they know or favor even, they work then there’s work available to support their families and themselves. you never know what landed people at the jobs they’re at now :) and *who’s performing
This makes no sense he is literally walking up the stairs and goes “I don’t have it because I’m the lead” and then gets cut off from the other security guard saying he’s the lead singer. But you guys carry on believing what you want to believe 🤣
@kingsize blues WRONG! He is talking about celebrities in the plural, so the correct grammar is "there are", not "there is". Funny that you tried to correct me though.
How is security wrong here?? I wish she would've been working at the Al Rosa Villa on December 8, 2004. If you don't know what I'm th talking about look it up. Good job and Randy is an awesome guy the whole band are down to Earth good people.
@Dw Sinclair Hey there... no my friend. Vinnie survived this incident and kept on making music with his band HELLYEAH until he sadfully passed away too just some years ago. He couldn't live with the loss of his younger brother. Cheers
@Sebastian Mosqueda Shot on stage 5 times in the head in Ohio, while playing the first minutes of their opening song with darrel brothers' new band "damage plan". Shooter got shot afterwards by a cop - that arrived on scene. He was there actually by accident. The shooter nathan gale was sick about the break up of pantera years before. Mental issues. Also thought pantera stole his lyrics etc. While Nathan was on stage he also shot at others and injured one of the brothers lifetime longest roadies deadly. This guy worked for them since Pantera. 4 killed/3 injured in total - Sad story..
I'll have to remember this next time I get stopped at an event trying to sneak in... I'm the bass player, nobody knows what the bass player looks like!
Was there before as Security Officer and been through this. Some celebrities and musicians were AWESOMENESS and other ufff😒. RESPECT to this dude as well I like their music too🎶🥁🎸🔥💯🤘!!
“Thank you for doing your job!I like you!”How great is that?I worked in the airport for many years and many famous people reacted so awful and treated us badly because we were doing our job by asking their passports!
As a stagehand I have to deal with the same.I love messing with them saying "You know who I am.Your going to regret this."followed by"Im on the list,thanks for doing your job well.
She doesn't know him yet still lets him in just because he claims he's the singer? As a security professional, I would require some kind of confirmation.
“Don’t be sorry. You’re doing your job. I like you!”
Class act.
Humildad pura
Yes
@Dually Life 979 it’s creepy dude.
How can I love a guy from only one sentence 😅
When people feel real in like 15secindz
That “i like you” was the raw message of “please dont feel bad, you are good”
Nope...he likes her likes her
This didn't need a silly interpretation. He literally said "No, don't be sorry. You're doing your job. I like you."
oh really i thought it meant something else
@NJ hahahaha
Wow youre such a genius
A true metalhead shows respect to everybody. Legit!
Not all but yes
I have pondered this, I think it's because heavy music is a bit aggressive, and moshing is a bit aggressive... I feel like it's all about expressing aggression in a healthy and pointed manner so you don't feel the need to be "passive aggressive" in every day life
@Sarah Schlongfeel Nu metal at its core isn't influenced by rap at all, musically, it's alternative metal that mixes groove metal, funk metal, industrial metal and grunge together.
Now it did get influenced by hip hop later on but JD from KoЯn already had his rap influences in the band's early days.
@Sever More ???
To everyone in this comment thread. I feel like you all said "were playing Harry Potter" and my response was the same as Cartman's response.
As a security guard myself I appreciate this. Y’all have no idea the disrespect we get
Idk what kind of guard you are but alot of guards act like corrupt cops.
i feel you..., when we just doing the thing that commanded to us, sometimes people just don't get it, it is what we do for living, to make sure everything around is safe
You must have met another singer named AXL Rose 🤣
"On duty"? Get a grip. You're a mall cop not a tier 1 operator. Thank you for your service protecting the Wetzel's Pretzels. Christ only knows where we'd be without you.
Well you deserve to be disrespected, so there's that. You're like a cop, but even more useless to the general public.
Love the humbleness and how he didn't act like his ego was fragile
@Wood 30 years ago? 😭
Thats call metal
@Jed Taneo nice 😏
@Woodfor Shure
I would have gotten her fired
Never heard of the band but that guy is legit for his response
Seen the 4 times! A must see band for sure
he sings show tunes.. you'll like them.
😳😳😳 never even HEARD OF them ? 🤔
Some say he's got an invitation
Are. You serious? Yo you gotta check em out
Sometimes security can be overzealous, and sometimes the performers can be flat out rude. It's nice to see teamwork, coming together for the sake and safety of the show.
Overzealous or genuinely careful because they're scared to loose their job if they make a mistake and something bad happens ?
And sometimes the security might just be ignorant about the performer of the event or even the crew.
Yes! At the end of the day its this kind of basic kindness/understanding that makes life a little more tolerable
He is impressed because she is keeping him and his band safe from people that shouldn’t be up there. That’s why he is super cool with her.
And He said "thank you for doing your job"
@Will 🤣🤣🤣
thanks for explaining that to everyone who missed the obvious point.
“Nah don’t be sorry…” really mellow voice… ten minutes later: “OMERRRRRRTAAAAA!!!”
Hhahaahaa
Jajajajajaja indeed, favorite song from them 🔥🔥🔥
@Ray Siuta I did too actually! You’re welcome friend.
I read that in his voice🤣 thank you for this
Probably less time then that if he’s walking on stage.
The security lady actually doing her job responsibly, and make sure the backstage is safe
Sure.... And his wife 😑😂
This dude is about to unleash one of the sickest growls and vocals in rock music yet shows the utmost respect for someone doing their job. We need more humans like him.
@tyler don't be that guy. Everyone knows metal is a sub-genre of rock.
@max kepler metal is a genre of rock...dog.
@DareBear That's what I thought
@FuzzyAppleCore ouch.
Even when you’re famous it’s not about you and it’s cool when rockstars and movie stars comprehend that
Man he’s grown a lot over the years and you can tell, glad he’s here to tell his story and bless us with great music still!
I respect him so much and I’ve never heard of him before but I love it when artists respect people trying to do their job at music venues.
What an absolute legend. Need more like this fella.
This is why I love Lamb of God so much! It’s always important to be kind to everyone you can, especially when they’re just trying to do their job
When he still says, "u r doing ur job, i like u"....Real artist is a pure sole😇
Soul*
Sole is a foot, soul is his spirit
A dude who doesnt let his status define him. Even gave thanks and appreciated her job, dude has my vote.
I learned very early how down to earth and humble many metal artists are. I've had multiple occasions where I'm talking to a cool merch dood only to find out they're a member of the band lol. My most cringe moment was when Nick Hipa came through the car wash I worked at and I mistook him for Matt Heafy. He handled it well and we had an awesome chat for 15 minutes. My boss kept on calling my name but I didn't hear him.
He learned a long time ago how important stage security can be I am glad the lesson stuck with him
Now that's security. The band can feel safe that people who aren't suppose to be there won't be there. Class act from both.
had the pleasure of meeting randy in 2019 during his cameo with pigface for a couple shows....out of all the personalities up on that stage he was by far and away the most energetic life of the party.... totally respectful to everyone backstage as well
This is why I Love Metal Music! These bands are so down to earth. Their fans of Metal too.
Randy could’ve ripped into her, he didn’t. He was very respectful and forgiving.
Ha, I was once behind Randy Blythe headed back stage at festival and the security guard stopped him for not having a wristband. It was kind of funny to watch absolutely everybody in the vicinity lose it for about 2 seconds
Lead freaking singer and he doesn't throw his weight around, he acts like anybody else and simply let's her know why he doesn't have one. Love this
@Tai Ro its HIS show clown
No one but people shouldn't accuse others of being on drugs without proof. Especially if you have cleaned up from a past addiction people are more likely to believe the false accusations
Yea it’s pretty rare actually people like this are the ideal peaceful musician who actually care about the music. Most artist are a gimmick & use internet antics to become viral. It’s rare that the sheer amount of talent is what attracts the crowd not to brag about it but because it’s an experience
He killed a metaller in Prague at a gig. Then the record companies lawyers got him out just long enough to flee the countries laws.
When he came to ireland after that he got beaten up in the street by "kids." Hes not one of us. Hes the enemy.
@Tai Ro your opinion is not a fact.
This is why the metal community/people are amazing, such genuine people
💜🖤💜
This whole thing is one of the reasons I love LoG. Just look at Randy's body language during, he stopped, he wasn't trying to force his way past her even though he was right. Just class act all round.
@farquaad420 lol "class act" ≠ "saint"
Reading comprehension is hard, I know. 🙃
He saw the camera out of the corner of his eye and changed up his act. He even looks away directly from the camera at one point. The dude is not some saint.
Her small "okay" is adorable. She's clearly embarrassed, but Randy's kind words makes her feel better
I like that he was respectful. Most musicians at his level think they are above everyone else
I mean if I’m hired to do a show and had security hassling me I’d be annoyed rightfully he just didn’t let the situation ruin his evening
Getting sober was a godsend for him. He turned out to be a guy with a heart of gold.
@JoJo watch their killadelphia live show/documentary. You’ll see what I’m talking about.
Was he a mean dude in anyway, when he was using...? 🤔
@Chris I have the exact same dab pen that uses carts
Creepy old man into teenage girls.. also what's in that thermous he's holding......
@Boss Empress 😁 thanks for reading lol
I like how he made her feel really good after that. Especially if she stumbles onto this clip lol.
Edit: I have no idea who this man is, I heard of the band before, but seems like a cool down to earth dude 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Not only one of the BEST Front men in metal, Randy is a CLASS act!
I used to work security and this would happen all the time. I'm glad he was so cool about it.
Class act. He's a good genuine human being 🖤
I love that instead of being like “DONT YOU KNOW WHO I AM” He chuckled and commended the lady for doing her job. What a guy
@MeatPopiscle I agree that he should have a lanyard but not so much that she should know who he is, just because thats how mistakes happen.
Lets say shes there for 3 shifts, so looks at the picture for every artist. Depending on the events that could be easily 20-30 people .remembering all those faces to the point you couldn't possibly mistake somebody else for them would be difficult. Especially if some fans style themselves based on the artists.
No it's what any person with a smidgen of respect for another individual should do and I don't say that to take away from him. I say it because we have lowered our standards so much.
@MeatPopiscle i see you point about her knowing the artists….a little bit. But security is hired locally and may not even know who the band is as a whole. Let alone who the singer is. So I’m torn.
But he should definitely have his credentials just in case.
@John Melonshe’s not good at it? I think she’s very good at it. She didn’t recognize the lead singer of a band she probably doesn’t listen to, so she stopped him. It’s not part of her job to recognize the members of every single group that performs in an event she does security for. Im not saying he did anything super bad, but I do agree with the other comment that he should have had a lanyard or something. I think they both literally handled it perfectly
She isnt very good at that but yeah.... good job.. your going somewhere 😆
This guy is a legend for many reasons, but this type of behavior is my favorite.
Randy Blythe is a straight up dude with immense talent. Respect.
He's such a nice guy. Protect this man at all costs.
Considering how people can sometimes treat those of us who are in the security industry I appreciate this guy. She IS doing her job.
Randy is such a humble and down to Earth guy. ✊🏽
Many artists have massive egos that would never have allowed them to be as cool and casual as this guy was..
Good for him...
more people need to be like randy. 🤍🤍🤍🤘🤘🤘
Metals one of my least favourite genres but I wish more musicians were like this guy. Humble and kind to everybody. What a guy!
" Thank you for doing your job. No! Don't be sorry! You're doing your job! I like you!" Metal musicians are some of the humblest dudes out there.
@Jhonny Rockstardon't bring him, James and Lars into this 🤦
@Cloud Boys Musicyep I'm with you on that ..
@Rednas 2.0 atleast we don't have to worry about being homeless in Africa or something
I went to the Unholy Alliance Tour back in 2006, before the concert Randy was outside of the arena riding around on his bmx bike. Talking to anyone who recognized him - he was so kind
Most humble works too but ok
He understands the seriousness of the situation.
The Damageplan tragedy understandably got everyone to tighten up their belts.
Thank you, Security.
🫡
That's the way to go. Somebody else would have been mad about her not recognizing who they are and stopping them from sneaking in. She is doing her job. That's what she's paid to do. Mad respect for her and him for acknowledging her doing a good job.
This is an example of somebody who doesn't let their ego control their emotions. We need to be more like this guy
What a nice dude.... I feel like a lot of singers wouldn't have had that reaction
I have to say I’ve found that heavy metal musicians and fans are some of the most genuinely kind people I’ve ever met. I think it might have something to do with them getting all their rage out through music instead of bottling it up like the rest of us 😂
@Kayziix yup, trash packs or moshpits will make you make friends in no time
True!
Most metal heads are the coolest people you'll ever meet in your life. But my ex-husband sang for a very dark heavy band very popular and he was a psychopath.
Great to other people out and about but a maniac in the house
Has to be the reason.
@smp Heavy on the "listen to what you like".
I love seeing great human interaction!! Always reassuring
This actually makes sense.. The nicest people I know are metal and punk enthusiasts..
Pure class I love to see when celebrities are humble 🙌 💯❤️
Not only is Randy Blythe one of the GOATs (imo) but he is such a down to earth and kind human being
That's awesome instead of throwing a big fit about the fact he's supposed to be there he shows respect and understands their just doing their job
@Wingading Unfortunately, that's not all Metal. There are snakes in every field
@Kai Storhagenthat ain't even what happened lol
@Jan Jansen as a dutch security guard
on every festival artist and crew think everybody knows them
not america only
I can think of a number of sports players, politicians, musicians, etc who would have went off!
@Jan Jansen Karen is a general term even for your non american Karen's. Which is why even in the UK you see people being called Karen's.
As someone who works in the industry I can say there’s a lot of pressure being around actors and performers to act “right” sometimes doing your job can bring heat down on you. His attitude is a testament to how humans could behave when the two worlds mix.
The man can scream, one of my favourite metal bands 🤘🏻💪🏻
He encouraged her instead of getting offended. Shows his superb personality.
Need more ppl like him and not like these internet trolls that get all butthurt and call ppl like her a "karen" just for doing her JOB. 🙄
Never heard of this man, but he's earned my respect just from this clip. 💯
Mad respect for the way he handled that. He has a drink container in his hand that is a big hint he can be back stage.
I'm sure he felt humbled to be treated like a regular person in that moment 😂
He is already humble.
Maybe cuz he is a regular person
Love his aditude towards the security 👏👏
I'm sure once you've had the threat of prison for manslaughter come down on your head, your attitude toward every day inconveniences and misunderstandings become like nothing to you. Clearly a very thankful individual for everything he has after everything that's happened to him.
so weirdly nice to see a scene like this and not hear “do you know who I am !?????”
@Nikita lol some people don’t work to see a free show by someone they know or favor even, they work then there’s work available to support their families and themselves. you never know what landed people at the jobs they’re at now :) and *who’s performing
This makes no sense he is literally walking up the stairs and goes “I don’t have it because I’m the lead” and then gets cut off from the other security guard saying he’s the lead singer. But you guys carry on believing what you want to believe 🤣
@Gregory Ashton I done fokked up
@kingsize blues WRONG! He is talking about celebrities in the plural, so the correct grammar is "there are", not "there is". Funny that you tried to correct me though.
@Gregory Ashton There's works perfectly fine also, "there is" - so that was a pointless correction because it wasn't even incorrect
This is exactly how security should work.
👍🏻
love this guy, so humble🔥
Got to love Randy he’s a character ❤all the lamb of god dudes are! Class.
I love that he recognized she was doing her job. Some people would get all bent out of shape because their ego's were hurt. Great on both of them.
A human… being a human… to another human. It’s beautiful. If only everyone could get along like this.
hUmAn... We've literally never gotten along on a massive scale since the dawn of time.
We shouldnt get along
or atleast SOMEONE doenst want us to
is *not* getting along non-human in nature?
faith restored; that's enuff internet for me
Can I be human with your mom tonight?
His attitude is amazing. Much success to this guy.
I think the security guard should get a raise for stopping the singer, but that girl behind him needs a medal for sneaking in like a boss!
Tbh I've never heard lamb of God's music in my life, but this interaction pleased me and I'm now gonna go give them a listen.
Never heard of him or his band, but he seems like a very down to earth laid back cool guy! 💯
Metal heads are often some of the nicest folks you'll meet
@kAI zer That's the beauty, people can change if they're willing to.
He's actually sunday school teacher nice
@Whiskey Vixen That's probably because you're a cool person. The opposite of what you describe. Rock on!!!🤘
You could say that about any group of people
Yeah until they rip off a bat's head from their mouth
When someone is actually respectful to a person person doing THEIR JOB! you dont see that much. RESPECT!
Thanks Randy Blythe for being such a gentleman 🤗❤️🙏🏻
The positivity he shows is class
Oh my goodness I miss him 😆 he's awesome
The, "Don't be sorry, your doing your job, I like you"... Much respect for him. Appreciating the people who are protecting him and securing safety. ❤️
*you're* doing your job
How is security wrong here?? I wish she would've been working at the Al Rosa Villa on December 8, 2004. If you don't know what I'm th talking about look it up. Good job and Randy is an awesome guy the whole band are down to Earth good people.
But i think security is wrong here
Cringe
I love these behind the scenes slice of life pieces Spin does.
I've never heard of this band, but his response to this makes me want to listen to some of his music.
I love his energy.
True class act reaction there. Kudos to both sides.
He knows the horrible reality of what happens when security doesn't do their job...
Yeah I know he survived,I just thought he was shot too but I also could be wrong.Regardless the world lost two Metal legends.
That's EXACTLY what I thought off!!
@Dw Sinclair Hey there... no my friend. Vinnie survived this incident and kept on making music with his band HELLYEAH until he sadfully passed away too just some years ago. He couldn't live with the loss of his younger brother. Cheers
@Nils JankI’m pretty sure Dimebags brother who was the Drummer was also shot.
@Sebastian Mosqueda Shot on stage 5 times in the head in Ohio, while playing the first minutes of their opening song with darrel brothers' new band "damage plan". Shooter got shot afterwards by a cop - that arrived on scene. He was there actually by accident. The shooter nathan gale was sick about the break up of pantera years before. Mental issues. Also thought pantera stole his lyrics etc. While Nathan was on stage he also shot at others and injured one of the brothers lifetime longest roadies deadly. This guy worked for them since Pantera. 4 killed/3 injured in total - Sad story..
So humble!! 🤘🏼Randy has my respect.
A true legend with class act!
That's awesome. Never listened to the band but this guy is amazing
I'll have to remember this next time I get stopped at an event trying to sneak in... I'm the bass player, nobody knows what the bass player looks like!
This might actually work
Was there before as Security Officer and been through this. Some celebrities and musicians were AWESOMENESS and other ufff😒. RESPECT to this dude as well I like their music too🎶🥁🎸🔥💯🤘!!
Randy has been through some shyt. He's a humble dude.
I CANT STOP WATCHING THIS! just such a cool interaction haha she prob instantly felt dumb asf until he said that haha
“Thank you for doing your job!I like you!”How great is that?I worked in the airport for many years and many famous people reacted so awful and treated us badly because we were doing our job by asking their passports!
Makes me smile every time I see it.
As a stagehand I have to deal with the same.I love messing with them saying "You know who I am.Your going to regret this."followed by"Im on the list,thanks for doing your job well.
She doesn't know him yet still lets him in just because he claims he's the singer? As a security professional, I would require some kind of confirmation.
What a gent he is, so humble in his reply. There are many who would have thrown their weight around
That was incredibly kind and thoughtful of him and it goes a long way. Longer than he will know.
True
Longer than his hair?
for sure, that probably made that ladys night. Randy blythe is a legend of the scene.
Great attitude. That's class, and humility. Perfectly executed. 👍😊 💚
Brev, a gentleman, class act, and gave her assurance that she was doing her job for safety and security.
Too good bro.
Great guy complimenting her on doing her job well!! Most wouldn’t do that!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Randy is the man!!! I love this man!
Famous AND kind?? Need more of him.