One day after a gay soldier posted on YouTube a moving video of him coming out to his father, he says he feels “so comfortable” with his decision and that “everybody’s been so great.”

As RadarOnline.com previously reported, the video begins with Randy Phillips, a 21-year-old soldier based at Ramstein Air Base in Germany, walking into the camera’s frame and sitting at a desk with a map of the world behind him.

“I’m probably about as nervous as I can ever remember being,” Phillips says. “I’m about to call my dad in Alabama…

He’s gone viral.

The moving video of a gay U.S. soldier coming out to his father has already gotten more than 1.5 million views only a day after it was posted on YouTube to coincide with the Pentagon’s repeal of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell.

The video begins with Randy Phillips, a 21-year-old soldier based at Ramstein Air Base in Germany, walking into the camera’s frame and sitting at a desk with a map of the world behind him.

Michael Jackson's mother is suing the concert promoter behind the pop star's comeback tour, alleging fraud and other claims related to the singer's death.

The complaint filed in Los Angeles on Wednesday accused AEG Live, director Kenny Ortega and several other AEG executives of failing to honor its agreement to provide the doctor charged in the singer's death with lifesaving equipment.

Read the lawsuit here.

It argues AEG Live is liable for the actions of Dr. Conrad Murray, who has pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter in Jackson's death, at age 50.

"Due to AEG's actions and inaction, three loving children lost their father, a loving mother and father lost their son, the Jackson siblings lost their brother and the world lost its most celebrated entertainer,” it says.