A German soccer fan who came to America to support his national team during the 2026 World Cup completely broke down on live television after realizing the nonstop anti-American propaganda he was fed back home was total garbage.

Sebastian Kraus got emotional during an interview with NBC 10 Boston after experiencing real American kindness that shattered everything the media had told him.

He admitted he was scared to travel to the United States because of the constant news about shootings, criminals, and claims that the country is not safe.

Then a man named Bob and his family from New England stepped in when Sebastian and his group got stranded. They offered the Germans a ride to their hotel, no questions asked.

That simple act of generosity changed everything.

Sebastian told the reporter he watched the farewell video with Bob dozens of times.

“I watched the video by myself maybe 40 times. I had tears in my eyes.”

Perhaps the most remarkable moment came when Sebastian admitted he has fallen in love with this country.

He even cried in the stadium. He was more upset about the prospect of leaving America than Germany being eliminated from the tournament.

As his trip came to an end, he delivered a message that many in today’s polarized world could benefit from hearing.

“Americans are not rude. Germans are not rude. If we are together, we can achieve great things.”

According to the NBC report, Kraus extended his stay in the United States to celebrate Independence Day in Washington, D.C., before returning home to Germany, where he said he intends to tell friends and family about the America he actually experienced, rather than the one often portrayed in headlines.

The story serves as a reminder that while many legacy media outlets around the world frequently focus on America’s problems, millions of ordinary Americans continue to display the generosity, hospitality, and neighborly spirit that have long defined the nation.