Aaron Paul killed it with kindness at last night's Emmys. After the "Breaking Bad" star gave a heartfelt shout out to wife Lauren Parsekian's anti-bullying organization, "The Kind Campaign," the movement's website promptly crashed.

And Parsekian couldn't help but gush about her award winning husband on social media.

"To my wife, my God, thank you for marrying me," Paul said as he grasped his third Emmy for the role of Jesse in the AMC smash series "Breaking Bad."

"Thank you for dedicating your life to spreading kindness across the world," he continued. "We all appreciate it. If you guys don't know what she does, look up Kind Campaign. Do yourself a favor, look up Kind Campaign."

When trying to access the website, however, many curious fans were met with a message that read, "Error Establishing Database Connection."

Paul's speech comment allegedly generated so much buzz and interest that the website crashed.

The Kind Campaign was started by Parsekian and fellow Pepperdine University student Molly Thompson as a means to combat bullying amongst girls.

According to the organization's mission statement, "Kind Campaign is an internationally recognized movement, documentary and school program based upon the powerful belief in KINDness that brings awareness and healing to the negative and lasting effects of girl-against-girl 'crime.'"

On the Kind Campaign's website, Parsekian reveals that she worked to develop this project because she was affected by bullying at a young age.

"I became scared to go to school, my grades started to drop, I was scared to answer the phone, and finding places to hide on campus became a daily routine," explained the co-founder.

Parsekian's business partner Molly Thompson praised Paul after the Emmys. Alongside a photo posted on Instagram of Thompson and a few excited friends, she wrote:

"Not only did @glassofwhiskey WIN as he is so incredibly deserving of this and every award for his genius work!! But he also gave the most amazing, heartfelt speech ever with the sweetest, KINDEST shout out to @laurenpaul8 + @kindcampaign."

Parsekian also shared a congratulatory message on Instagram, after her husband's shout out.

When Us Weekly asked where Paul intended to put his new trophie, the star responded, "I'll probably keep this Emmy where the others are. I feel very blessed." 

Paul, who is now lending his vocal talents to the new Netflix animated series BoJack Horseman, didn't forget to thank his fans after the celebration was over. He tweeted:

Woke up today with thousands upon thousand of notes from all of you about the Emmys last night. How crazy was that??? I love you all.

— Aaron Paul (@aaronpaul_8) August 26, 2014