RIP Adam. You inspired me to travel more. I’m 51 years old and I have traveled more in the 10 years watching you than I have in my entire life. I’m currently in Germany for Christmas and have been in Europe since Dec.13th. We started in Paris and went straight to Disneyland Paris. I started my own YouTube channel because you showed me we are never too old to be a YouTuber. You will be so missed. RIP Adam the Woo❤

You were the first person I ever subscribed to on YouTube, thank you for all the adventures!! RIP Adam, you will be missed

Rest in peace brother

The seagull said “ join me shall you “.

WOW ... he lived life to the MAX. RIP

RIP  My good man.💜

RIP.  God Bless.

Hard to believe he is no longer with us anymore. I been watching Adam 10+ years. I seen a quite bit of his contents but not all. Most the Disney vlogs. He had a voice loud and clear as he could be a news anchor man. RIP Adam you will be missed.

This Italy trip has been my favorite of your international travel!!

Adam I think this trip has been my favorite. Thanks for the videos now I want to go to Italy.

Wow!  My son was 3 years old. He came out of the bottom of a Roman coliseum in Trier and said, "There were Lions here"!  He was amazed.  He is now 39 years old and had his first baby yesterday.

Rest easy Adam. Your legacy will live on forever. Thank you for the years and inspiration.

I'm trying to catch up on all of the videos Ive missed the last few weeks...😭 Adam, you are missed already. You had no idea how much you were loved and how your caring heart helped your followers. Thank you for being you!!
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Awesome. Thank you, Adam. Appreciate you. RIP.

RIP brother. Never watched your channel but I am now.

Thank you for posting all these tours I loved the Pompeii one!

I have watched Adam the Woo for years and I will miss him and his videos..

Adam ! Italy is awesome ; thanks for letting me reminisce through these awesome vlogs

This tour guide is awesome!  She's so old-school Italian.

Thank you Adam for this opportunity to see the "backstage" of such an impressive venue. Being a theatre guy I always appreciated the theatrical technology the Romans developed for the Colosseum. Theatre tech we still use today.