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*After the death of Music/FooFighters drummer Taylor Hawkins the remaining band members played a tribute concert in his honour. Frontman Music/DaveGrohl was especially close to Hawkins and was noticeably struggling at several points during the concert. Eventually, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdD7zidE2kk he cracked]] midway through "Times Like These" and had to pause the song for a minute to compose himself and wipe away his tears before he could continue singing.
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* Creator/BrendanFraser openly wept when ''Film/TheWhale'' received a standing ovation. The same thing happened when he accepted the [[UsefulNotes/AcademyAwardForBestActorInALeadingRole Academy Award for Best Actor]] for it.

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* Creator/BrendanFraser openly wept when ''Film/TheWhale'' received a standing ovation. The same thing happened when he accepted the [[UsefulNotes/AcademyAwardForBestActorInALeadingRole [[MediaNotes/AcademyAwardForBestActorInALeadingRole Academy Award for Best Actor]] for it.
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** He wept after his victory at New Orleans as he recalled the final words of his mother (he'd been orphaned at 14).

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** He wept after his victory at New Orleans as he recalled the final final, guiding words of his mother (he'd been orphaned at 14).
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** He wept after his victory at New Orleans as he recalled the final words of his mother (Jackson was orphaned at 14).

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** After his wife Rachel died, he wept so long and so hard that he lost his voice the next morning. He managed to compose himself
up to her funeral, but upon giving a eulogy, he broke down and wept openly, apologizing to his guests for being "unmanly". After his presidency, he retired to the Hermitage where he'd visit Rachel’s tomb every night at sunset and "water her grave with his tears".

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** After his wife Rachel died, he wept so long and so hard that he lost his voice the next morning. He managed to compose himself
himself up to her funeral, but upon giving a eulogy, he broke down and wept openly, apologizing to his guests for being "unmanly". After his presidency, he retired to the Hermitage where he'd visit Rachel’s tomb every night at sunset and "water her grave with his tears".

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** According to Robert V. Remini, during the vicious mudslinging campaign of 1828, one newspaper stooped so low as to claim Jackson's mother a prostitute. Everyone expected Jackson to fly into a rage, but when he read the passage calling his mother a whore, Jackson wept. On a side note, an equally ridiculous accusation was made about his father being a mulatto; meaning, in a dimension where this claim wasn't BS, Jackson was the actual first black president.

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** According to Robert V. Remini, during the vicious mudslinging campaign of 1828, one newspaper stooped so low as to claim Jackson's mother a prostitute. Everyone expected Jackson to fly into a rage, but when he read the passage calling his mother a whore, Jackson wept. On
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a side note, an equally ridiculous accusation was made about his father being a mulatto; meaning, in a dimension where this claim wasn't BS, Jackson was the actual first black president.

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* George Washington took his leave of his officer corps immediately after the Revolutionary War. He asked each and every one of them to take him by the hand as he left. Confronted with the realization that they probably wouldn't see their Commander-In-Chief again, practically nobody in this roomful of badasses was able to keep his composure. ManlyTears everywhere. Washington himself was said to have walked out of the room with tears running down his face.

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* George Washington
**George Washington was chosen as commander-in-chief of the Continental Army by the Second Continental Congress. In private, he was said to have wept, terrified he that wouldn't be a good leader (ironically this humility was part of what would make him a great one).
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Washington took his leave of his officer corps immediately after the Revolutionary War. He asked each and every one of them to take him by the hand as he left. Confronted with the realization that they probably wouldn't see their Commander-In-Chief again, practically nobody in this roomful of badasses was able to keep his composure. ManlyTears everywhere. Washington himself was said to have walked out of the room with tears running down his face.


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* Andrew Jackson, the baddest of the badasses, was not immune to tears:
** He wept after his victory at New Orleans as he recalled the final words of his mother (Jackson was orphaned at 14).
** According to Robert V. Remini, during the vicious mudslinging campaign of 1828, one newspaper stooped so low as to claim Jackson's mother a prostitute. Everyone expected Jackson to fly into a rage, but when he read the passage calling his mother a whore, Jackson wept. On a side note, an equally ridiculous accusation was made about his father being a mulatto; meaning, in a dimension where this claim wasn't BS, Jackson was the actual first black president.
** After his wife Rachel died, he wept so long and so hard that he lost his voice the next morning. He managed to compose himself
up to her funeral, but upon giving a eulogy, he broke down and wept openly, apologizing to his guests for being "unmanly". After his presidency, he retired to the Hermitage where he'd visit Rachel’s tomb every night at sunset and "water her grave with his tears".
* Sam Houston had rushed to see Andrew Jackson upon hearing he was dying only to arrive a mere hour too late. He went to pay his respects and according to several accounts, “the towering Texan sank to his knees and openly wept over the body”.
* When Jean Lannes, one of Napoleon's finest marshalls and closest friends was fatally injured by a cannonball, Napoleon rushed to his side and wept openly as he embraced him, crying, "You shall live, my friend, you shall live!" to which Lannes replied, "I wish it so, if I can yet be of service to France and your Majesty".
* The Duke of Wellington, AKA the "Iron Duke", wept after hearing the number of casualties following the Battle of Waterloo.
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* [[UsefulNotes/TheBritishRoyalFamily Prince Harry]] was noted to be wiping away tears several times during his wedding to Creator/MeghanMarkle, particularly during the singing of his mother's (the late Princess Diana) favorite hymn and according to both an [[https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/25/opinion/meghan-markle-miscarriage.html op-ed]] written by Meghan and a chapter in his memoir ''Spare'', he cried along with her after she miscarried their second child. He was also noted to be apparently wiping away tears at a service for his late grandmother, while his [[UsefulNotes/CharlesIII father]] also shed them upon the singing of the new national anthem --"God Save The King".

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* [[UsefulNotes/TheBritishRoyalFamily Prince Harry]] was noted to be wiping away tears several times during his wedding to Creator/MeghanMarkle, particularly during the singing of his mother's (the late Princess Diana) favorite hymn and according to both an [[https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/25/opinion/meghan-markle-miscarriage.html op-ed]] written by Meghan and a chapter in his memoir ''Spare'', he cried along with her after she miscarried their second child. He was also noted to be apparently wiping away tears at a service for his late grandmother, [[UsefulNotes/ElizabethII grandmother]], while his [[UsefulNotes/CharlesIII father]] also shed them upon the singing of the new national anthem --"God Save The King".
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* [[UsefulNotes/TheBritishRoyalFamily Prince Harry]] was noted to be wiping away tears several times during his wedding to Creator/MeghanMarkle, particularly during the singing of his mother's (the late Princess Diana) favorite hymn and according to both an [[https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/25/opinion/meghan-markle-miscarriage.html op-ed]] written by Meghan and a chapter in his memoir ''Spare'', he cried along with her after she miscarried their second child. He was also noted to be apparently wiping away tears at a service for his late grandmother, while his father also shed them upon the singing of the new national anthem --"God Save The King".

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* [[UsefulNotes/TheBritishRoyalFamily Prince Harry]] was noted to be wiping away tears several times during his wedding to Creator/MeghanMarkle, particularly during the singing of his mother's (the late Princess Diana) favorite hymn and according to both an [[https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/25/opinion/meghan-markle-miscarriage.html op-ed]] written by Meghan and a chapter in his memoir ''Spare'', he cried along with her after she miscarried their second child. He was also noted to be apparently wiping away tears at a service for his late grandmother, while his father [[UsefulNotes/CharlesIII father]] also shed them upon the singing of the new national anthem --"God Save The King".
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** He tears up considerably when [[https://youtu.be/mIA0W69U2_Yaddressing the nation]] after the Sandy Hook shooting itself, even having to pause for a full ten seconds to compose himself and continue.

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** He tears up considerably when [[https://youtu.be/mIA0W69U2_Yaddressing be/mIA0W69U2_Y addressing the nation]] after the Sandy Hook shooting itself, even having to pause for a full ten seconds to compose himself and continue.
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* [[UsefulNotes/TheBritishRoyalFamily Prince Harry]] was noted to be wiping away tears several times during his wedding to Creator/MeghanMarkle, particularly during the singing of his mother's (the late Princess Diana) favorite hymn and according to both an [[https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/25/opinion/meghan-markle-miscarriage.html op-ed]] written by Meghan, and a chapter in his memoir ''Spare'', he cried along with her after she miscarried their second child. He was also noted to be apparently wiping away tears at a service for his late grandmother, while his father also shed them upon the singing of the new national anthem --"God Save The King".

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* [[UsefulNotes/TheBritishRoyalFamily Prince Harry]] was noted to be wiping away tears several times during his wedding to Creator/MeghanMarkle, particularly during the singing of his mother's (the late Princess Diana) favorite hymn and according to both an [[https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/25/opinion/meghan-markle-miscarriage.html op-ed]] written by Meghan, Meghan and a chapter in his memoir ''Spare'', he cried along with her after she miscarried their second child. He was also noted to be apparently wiping away tears at a service for his late grandmother, while his father also shed them upon the singing of the new national anthem --"God Save The King".
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* [[UsefulNotes/TheBritishRoyalFamily Prince Harry]] was noted to be wiping away tears several times during his wedding to Creator/MeghanMarkle, particularly during the singing of his mother's (the late Princess Diana) favorite hymn and according to an [[https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/25/opinion/meghan-markle-miscarriage.html op-ed]] written by Meghan, he cried along with her after she miscarried their second child. He was also noted to be apparently wiping away tears at a service for his late grandmother, while his father also shed them upon the singing of the new national anthem --"God Save The King".

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* [[UsefulNotes/TheBritishRoyalFamily Prince Harry]] was noted to be wiping away tears several times during his wedding to Creator/MeghanMarkle, particularly during the singing of his mother's (the late Princess Diana) favorite hymn and according to both an [[https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/25/opinion/meghan-markle-miscarriage.html op-ed]] written by Meghan, and a chapter in his memoir ''Spare'', he cried along with her after she miscarried their second child. He was also noted to be apparently wiping away tears at a service for his late grandmother, while his father also shed them upon the singing of the new national anthem --"God Save The King".
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* Creator/BrendanFraser openly wept when ''The Whale'' received a standing ovation.

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* Creator/BrendanFraser openly wept when ''The Whale'' ''Film/TheWhale'' received a standing ovation.ovation. The same thing happened when he accepted the [[UsefulNotes/AcademyAwardForBestActorInALeadingRole Academy Award for Best Actor]] for it.
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* During a Thanksgiving service in Rome in December 2022, [[UsefulNotes/ThePope Pope Francis]] came to a mention of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and the suffering it has caused. He slumped, gripped the arms of the chair behind him, and wept silently for half a minute before continuing with his homily.
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** He tears up considerably when addressing the nation after the Sandy Hook shooting itself, even having to pause for a full ten seconds to compose himself and continue.

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** He tears up considerably when addressing [[https://youtu.be/mIA0W69U2_Yaddressing the nation nation]] after the Sandy Hook shooting itself, even having to pause for a full ten seconds to compose himself and continue.

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* Leader of the Australian Labor Party Bill Shorten managed to keep his cool during an election period despite fierce competition. During one interview he gave an anecdote of how his deceased mother put her personal ambitions to be a lawyer on hold to raise him. The Daily Telegraph tried to spin this against Shorten by digging up records showing that his mother did in fact become a barrister (albeit in her 50s when Bill Shorten was already an adult). The ensuing press conference showed Bill getting misty-eyed as he [[RelativeButton called out the Daily Telegraph for their attempted smear.]]

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* Leader of the Australian Labor Party Bill Shorten managed to keep his cool during an the 2019 election period despite fierce competition. During one interview he gave an anecdote of how his deceased mother put her personal ambitions to be a lawyer on hold to raise him. The Daily Telegraph tried to spin this against Shorten by digging up records showing that his mother did in fact become a barrister (albeit in her 50s when Bill Shorten was already an adult). The ensuing press conference showed Bill getting misty-eyed as he [[RelativeButton called out the Daily Telegraph for their attempted smear.]]


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* At the ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' 25th Anniversary concert, Trey Parker was visibly fighting back tears with a noticable waver in his voice as he expressed how amazed he was that a crude cartoon he and Matt Stone worked on would prove to be so iconic.
* Creator/BrendanFraser openly wept when ''The Whale'' received a standing ovation.
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* [[UsefulNotes/TheBritishRoyalFamily Prince Harry]] was noted to be wiping away tears several times during his wedding to Creator/MeghanMarkle, particularly during the singing of his mother's (the late Princess Diana) favorite hymn and according to an op-ed written by Meghan, he cried along with her after she miscarried their second child. He was also noted to be apparently wiping away tears at a service for his late grandmother, while his father also shed them upon the singing of the new national anthem --"God Save The King".

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* [[UsefulNotes/TheBritishRoyalFamily Prince Harry]] was noted to be wiping away tears several times during his wedding to Creator/MeghanMarkle, particularly during the singing of his mother's (the late Princess Diana) favorite hymn and according to an op-ed [[https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/25/opinion/meghan-markle-miscarriage.html op-ed]] written by Meghan, he cried along with her after she miscarried their second child. He was also noted to be apparently wiping away tears at a service for his late grandmother, while his father also shed them upon the singing of the new national anthem --"God Save The King".

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