That scarf was 👌🏽Then the shot in the car at the end was the perfect icing. *I was recommended your Rick Bieber Beato video today, so I had to watch a few more, and was I happy to see this one. Very funny, and an excellent premise. I hope the RUclips algorithm starts recommending this new one to people. I’m subbed.
I'm glad you're doing another video about Rick, but Adele... I have Asperger's and with it hypersensitive hearing and her voice is painful to listen to. Her tones to me are extremely unpleasant and uncomfortable to my ears.
Hey, random comment from someone who has worked with autism for a long time. I am going to challenge something kind of important so please don't read further unless you're travelling ok. Things that you find painful or annoying like that, instead of avoiding them, I urge you to play them, a lot. Not as some form of punishment - not at all. And I'd suggest that if it is music, that you do it while doing something positive and useful like hiking, dancing, cycling etc. Something that naturally puts your mind and body into a good place. The reason I say this is that you can de-sensitize yourself and open up worlds of stuff well beyond some annoying voice. I am not disputing your diagnosis or situation. But a theme in the last 20 years is seeing how we fail people with ASD. We are all born with rough edges, over sensitive to many things and with minds focused on contrast enhancement. We go through a process of having those rough edges knocked off. Eating vegetables. Going to bed at sensible times. Wearing shoes and clothes. Etc. And with ASD we've come a long way from the bad old days. But as part of respecting everyone more, we've accidentally started respecting the autism too. Which has meant giving some people little bubbles to live in and not having them go through the same process as everyone else. When they need it more than anyone else. I'll stop this rant but your comment goes to something that I believe is of critical importance and that the science is only slowly catching up with: Challenging our bodies to cope with stuff and seeing the obstacle or the annoyance as the way forward. I've seen the successes and failure of this with people with autism and have seen how it relates to me just as much. I am not saying you should ever like Adele though :-).
Ok. I clicked subscribe. And not just because Rick “DILF” “Interview King of the Massive Legendary Musical Gods” Beato was mentioned again in the title as click bait. It’s because you guys are genuinely funny. Here’s a suggestion. You guys need to find a 5 year old who you can train to have perfect pitch and then teach them (pronoun) to hear and name all the alterations of poly chords on piano and guitar. That might help you get follows. Keep up the good work.
That scarf was 👌🏽Then the shot in the car at the end was the perfect icing.
*I was recommended your Rick Bieber Beato video today, so I had to watch a few more, and was I happy to see this one. Very funny, and an excellent premise.
I hope the RUclips algorithm starts recommending this new one to people.
I’m subbed.
This was awesome 😎 earned a subscribe 😅
I love it! Laughed out loud multiple times!
Hey, got this recommended. Very funny!
LOL. Getting on your channel on the ground floor!
You guys are hilarious. Keep it up!
"since we've got 50 subscribers, you've really changed"
I'm glad you're doing another video about Rick, but Adele... I have Asperger's and with it hypersensitive hearing and her voice is painful to listen to. Her tones to me are extremely unpleasant and uncomfortable to my ears.
Hey, random comment from someone who has worked with autism for a long time. I am going to challenge something kind of important so please don't read further unless you're travelling ok.
Things that you find painful or annoying like that, instead of avoiding them, I urge you to play them, a lot. Not as some form of punishment - not at all. And I'd suggest that if it is music, that you do it while doing something positive and useful like hiking, dancing, cycling etc. Something that naturally puts your mind and body into a good place. The reason I say this is that you can de-sensitize yourself and open up worlds of stuff well beyond some annoying voice.
I am not disputing your diagnosis or situation. But a theme in the last 20 years is seeing how we fail people with ASD. We are all born with rough edges, over sensitive to many things and with minds focused on contrast enhancement. We go through a process of having those rough edges knocked off. Eating vegetables. Going to bed at sensible times. Wearing shoes and clothes. Etc. And with ASD we've come a long way from the bad old days. But as part of respecting everyone more, we've accidentally started respecting the autism too. Which has meant giving some people little bubbles to live in and not having them go through the same process as everyone else. When they need it more than anyone else.
I'll stop this rant but your comment goes to something that I believe is of critical importance and that the science is only slowly catching up with: Challenging our bodies to cope with stuff and seeing the obstacle or the annoyance as the way forward. I've seen the successes and failure of this with people with autism and have seen how it relates to me just as much.
I am not saying you should ever like Adele though :-).
Nailed it
Ok. I clicked subscribe. And not just because Rick “DILF” “Interview King of the Massive Legendary Musical Gods” Beato was mentioned again in the title as click bait. It’s because you guys are genuinely funny. Here’s a suggestion. You guys need to find a 5 year old who you can train to have perfect pitch and then teach them (pronoun) to hear and name all the alterations of poly chords on piano and guitar. That might help you get follows. Keep up the good work.
That's good.
😂. Love it gentleman!
2 kewl
lol - that was funny - thanks guys
Make more music and make more videos!
boring music,,generic crap,,,lol,,,dont quit your office job !!!!!....adele too,,,!!! haha kidding
Great stuff guys loved it keep going