Film Theory: Diagnosing The Grinch! (Dr Seuss How The Grinch Stole Christmas)

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  • Опубликовано: 14 дек 2020
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    The Grinch is a Christmas classic in all of it's iterations. From the original to the Carrey to the newest 2018 version, the Grinch has found his way into our holiday traditions. In a previous theory I talked about the problems with his heart growing three sizes. Today, I'm here to figure out if the Grinch was RIGHT to be angry at the Whos. You see, I think there was a reason we all missed - a medical reason. Get your earmuffs ready, Theorists, we're about to get LOUD!
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    Credits:Writers: Matthew Patrick and Justin Kuiper
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Комментарии • 22 тыс.

  • @WitchKat
    @WitchKat 3 года назад +5

    WAIT THERES AN ACTUAL NAME FOR "HAVING TO LISTEN TO PEOPLE EAT MAKES ME WANT TO PERSONALLY YEET THEM INTO THE SUN"?!

  • @pkmntrainermark8881
    @pkmntrainermark8881 3 года назад +2

    Narrator: "Nobody knows why."

  • @teamcyeborg
    @teamcyeborg 3 года назад +9

    I love how it always goes "Nobody knows the reason" and then gives him a tragic backstory and a very good reason

  • @ValnarianKnight
    @ValnarianKnight Год назад +457

    I remember the first time I watched this, and hearing misophonia described, and realizing, "Hey! Those sorts of things are things that drive me nuts, too!" For me, it also seems to extend into seeing certain actions as well (or maybe that's something different).

  • @mentallyrandom8399
    @mentallyrandom8399 Год назад +147

    I haven’t been officially diagnosed with misophobia but I hate the sound of chewing too and my sister chews with her mouth open. I always yell at her for it because it bothers me so much and she just does it more. I really hate it when people do that just to be funny or annoying because it makes me feel physically anxious and upset. I can’t really eat around people and even hearing myself chew is uncomfortable. Even the quieter chewing noises in the video made me feel uncomfortable. I didn’t really know that there was a name for that until a couple years ago and it explained so much lol. I felt the same way as Stephanie described thinking it was just teenage angst or just being annoyed with my sister or family so thank you for talking about this.

  • @williamw8774
    @williamw8774 3 года назад +2

    Original: Noise

  • @TheStupendium
    @TheStupendium 3 года назад +15

    Steph's story completely mirrors my own, it was such a relief when I realised there was a word for it. I've been cursed with working next to some incredibly loud eaters in the past and my co-workers would question why I'd put headphones on and 'ignore' them over lunch. Thanks for raising some awareness.

  • @Okana.SmpOffical
    @Okana.SmpOffical Год назад +11

    Matpat you forgot the grinch has to deal with this for 53 years and like your Stephanie said you don't get use to it if anything it gets worse.

  • @AliciaYPhoenix
    @AliciaYPhoenix Год назад +58

    OMG my family needs to hear this. SO BAD. Just the misophonia part. The "just get used to it" mentioned hits so at home. That's what they told me. They always called me overdramatic for covering my ears. Eventually I got into the habit of eating as fast as possible and "using the bathroom" where I just ran downstairs as soon as I was done and stayed there until it was all over. They were worried about the bathroom thing, never considering the fact that I couldn't just "get over" the sounds of a certain person eating. They didn't even put two and two together when I would remain at the table if that person wasn't there...

  • @lvygjm4910
    @lvygjm4910 3 года назад +2

    “Now please don’t ask why, no one quite knows the reason”

  • @RevenantMain1
    @RevenantMain1 3 года назад +759

    "They'll do something I hate most. Stand close together"

  • @coIibrx
    @coIibrx Год назад +108

    When I heard her explanation of what Misophonia felt like. I started questioning if I had it, my sister's singing has always bothered me. Not because it was bad or anything, it just. Happened. I felt like covering my ears or going on my phone to stop her from singing, but whenever she started it felt annoying up to the point where I started crying because she wouldn't stop.

  • @Gacha_gays
    @Gacha_gays Год назад +1

    The grinch is so relatable. Hates noise, wants to stay alone with his dog, doesn't like people, and is never taken seriously when there are awful noises around

  • @LilacDream8703
    @LilacDream8703 3 года назад +708

    As a person who suffers from misophonia, it feels so good to see someone finally talking about it and raising awareness

  • @asexualcrow1373
    @asexualcrow1373 3 года назад +3

    I swear this man could make me believe I’m a pair of scissors

  • @tiffanylemma8206

    I totally understand what this video is saying because I have the exact same problem all the way through. Hearing these noises all the time is enough to drive you insane.

  • @tiffanybond1373

    This guy deserves an award for worlds best commentary

  • @lilseel
    @lilseel 3 года назад +7

    I legitimately thought he was going to say he used Nord VPN to watch the grinch in another country lol

  • @harley69
    @harley69 3 года назад +3

    Learning about Misophonia and Steph’s experience with it was actually very interesting. Thank you for that

  • @shivthepolystoner9166

    After hearing Steph talk about her experiences, I’m convinced I have misophonia as well. I had EXTREMELY similar reactions whenever I’d hear my grandfather eat. He was so loud and there was one day where he ate soup and the slurping noises were so intensely distressing to me I literally went to the bathroom to cry for 20 min. I couldn’t even finish my food that night. Over the years I have been able to