A video of Charlie Kirk reflecting on how he wanted to be remembered has drawn wide attention following his death earlier this week.

A video of Charlie Kirk reflecting on how he wanted to be remembered has drawn wide attention following his death earlier this week.

In the clip, recorded prior to the fatal shooting at Utah Valley University, Kirk was asked how he hoped people would look back on his life.

He responded by saying that courage and faith were the qualities most important to him.

“I want to be remembered for courage and for my faith,” Kirk said. “The most important thing in my life is my faith.”

The video has been widely shared across social media platforms, with many of his supporters highlighting the remarks as a reflection of his core values.

Some have pointed to the comments as evidence of how central faith was to his personal and public life.

The words have circulated amid a wave of tributes and discussion surrounding Kirk’s legacy following the attack that ended his life.

Observers note that his emphasis on faith aligns with the message he often carried in his role as an activist and speaker.

The resurfacing of the video has offered a moment of reflection for those who followed his work, providing insight into how he viewed his own journey.

As reactions continue, the clip has become one of the most shared pieces of content related to Kirk since his passing.

For many, it serves as both a farewell message and a statement of values that will continue to shape how he is remembered.