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Amazing balls! This guy rocks
Balls of Steel. Who knows how they would really act in a situation like this. This guy is a hero
Hero
Their compressed interview format is terrible
She keeps interrupting him and trying to rush things along
What’s the motive behind this?
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California gun regulations were the real hero. If it weren’t for that, this guy could’ve had an extended magazine and an assault weapon with a bump stock, killing literal thousands.
Wait, is this from yesterday’s mass shooting or today’s mass shooting?
Second time in a few weeks where “the only way to stop someone with a gun, is with a gun” is a lie.
poor guy is still processing all he went through, hopefully he can see a therapist to help him.
He clearly has PTSD and this dumb ass interviewer is pressing him for questions. Let me man be in peace. Guy is a hero.
He’s not a hero, he’s a victim… on more levels than one.
What is incredible is Brandon could’ve shot the guy or physically knocked him out but risked his own life to just keep distance between the gun and the perp. There is a sort of calm bravery here.
Couldn’t hear the interview over the sound of his massive brass balls clanging together.
Lets go brandon
Edit: none of you have a sense of humor. Lame.
line up 4 random guys and him and it would be hard to know who was capable of doing that if you didn’t already
this guy is a fucking jedi the fact that he can respond so clearly and thoughtfully after a crazy traumatic event
What did he have to tsay?
Let’s see. Is it some stupid news clip, or just the raw footage? Yep, stupid news clip. Every time.
Sucks having to clarify which mass shooting he was a hero for. Wtf America.
The way he looks away and says, “I will.”
Feels.
I semi-sort-of get it. Never dealt with that exact level of fuckedupedness, but when you do go through something totally fucked up you just don’t know what to think. When people ask you about it, you just kind of like… laugh? Just look away and say, “yeah, ok.” By asking the question they have already alienated you from what you’re experiencing, so there is no actual answer you can give.
I hope he isnt too negatively affected by this… if he needs professional help like therapists or something, we should gofund him or smth. This guy did what i could never do…. Hats off to you Mr. Brandon Tsay
Wow. Brave guy. Could have ended up him becoming mistaken as the gunman. With the way things are handled, he would have been shot probably.
It’s a shame that proper people, especially heroes have to suffer fools and clowns as this young man did not only with the cowardly shooter but the imbecile interviewer asking stupid questions.
Mass shooters are the biggest coward POS. They attack the softest targets, expect no one to fight back, and then take their own lives.
Remember folks, RUN-HIDE-FIGHT.
Fuckin hero
I’ve heard people say “he should have fought the shooter after he disarmed him so he couldn’t get away”. We’re not the ones who were in that situation- he was, and he acted. It’s easy to assess the situation from our armchairs but none of us would’ve known exactly what we would’ve done unless we were there. Who knows what Brandon was thinking? Maybe he thought he’d lose the advantage by attacking him. Maybe he thought he had a sidearm. Maybe he thought chasing him would mean exposing himself to more shooters or putting himself in more danger. The fact that he had a gun pointed at him and chose to fight instead of running away, and risked his life doing so, is already commendable in my books.
It almost seems as if he was almost able to give the best interview I’ve seen in a long time
Terrible interview by Robin Roberts. Didn’t bother to learn how to pronounce his name first Shay? No. Then constantly interrupted with dumb questions. Where was her producer when she was floundering with this?
How do we start a gofundme for this brotha? !!
I’m surprised the California DA didn’t charge Tsay with a crime for holding the attackers gun after he wrestled it away. Dumpster fire 🔥
Interesting title. I thought he *is* the hero and was confused that something lead to his untimely death after the massacre.
Californians be hard motherfuckers. Don’t need guns to be real men.
Shock is wild. My man, hasn’t even processed this yet, and has to do interviews already.
Hope he comes through all of this ok.
So this brave man wrestled the gun from the shooter. The shooter leaves. So here is the question I would ask him- how did you avoid getting shot by the responding officers? I thought they shoot first and ask questions later.
For you Andrew Tatertot simps out there. This is what a giga chad looks like.
This guy is 100% a hero. He recognizes that fear is natural, but has a survival instinct that he responds to. Bad ass.
Let’s go Brandon!
(used appropriately, here, not to insult the 46th president)
His killer?