Same here lmao. She's ticked that one a few times on clips I've seen and it's always fucking hilarious because the tick makes her say it with a straight face. Seems like the ticks get worse when she's nervous and honestly these awards shows are so damn boring, she definitely made it infinitely more interesting and entertaining.
I think that's part of why we love her. She does not try to hide behind her condition and be an obnoxious asshole about it. Being (at least a bit) ashamed of saying wrong things and swearing, even if she can't control it, is what makes her a better human.
Agree. I sense your pain and discomfort having this tick attack in such a public setting. For that I feel for you, Anita. But know that the live audience seemed to love it and your RUclips audience loves it even more. Its kinda like they (and we) accept you for exactly who you are. Keep it up, girl!
It's not just her saying that, but it's her saying that whilst also having a physical tick, indicating to an audience that might not be aware that it DEFINITELY is a tick 😂 Terrance is kind of a genius
@@TH30RI0N Nah. Anita had the ticks and played along with what they had to offer, without curling up in a ball as I probably would have done. Astounding courage.
The weird thing is that it didn't even seem like she messed up or was nervous/ embarrassed because she seemed so confident and prepared and happy and just owned any tics that came up.
I love how everyone started cheering for you when you got frustrated and had to take a breath. Seems like everyone was so supportive and understanding.
100% me too, I'd be glued ! And peeps know Anita has tourettes, so it was almost expected....and in this case her delivery was hilarious, even though she wasn't trying to be funny. WE LOVE YOU ANITA. :)
It doesn't feel like a pile of fails. Mixing OTK and OTV is a lot easier to do than la la land and moonlight at the oscars :) Your presence at the awards bring visibility to Tourette, and it's important. Tourette isn't just a fun thing, or a big weird thing. Representation is important, and you did a great job!
The La La Land / Moonlight mixup wasn't the fault of the presenters. The wrong card was handed to them, and the atrocious typography made it hard to tell they weren't holding the right card.
it definitely is weird, it's not something to hate people for and deserves support. why do people always try to normalize things that are not normal, it's ok to be not normal or as everyone else...
might not have been the best scenario for you but it was hilarious and fun and i think most people were understanding about it. if nothing else, it made people smile
I love the "I'm here to swear at you for a few minutes, I thought it would be funnier not to tell you why" because it sort of explains why without wasting time on words, and sets up everything that happens after as being okay. Just those few words turn what could have admittedly been a disaster into a genius performamce
The whole thing is hilarious. When your tick has so much comedic timing and you are a great human being you get a pass from everyone. She might as well have fun with it at this point 😂
your speech was genuinely fantastic and entertaining. the only real "mess-up" was saying the wrong name, but it wasnt even that big of a deal because you showed the card
You didn't mess up. They were all laughing with you, not at you. And they invited you precisely because they knew how entertaining your tics would be. You went up there and you owned it. And after all the struggles you've been through because of your condition, it's wonderful to see you thrive in a community of people who accept you just the way you are.
Idk, to say that she got invited PRECISELY for HER TICS and not because she's a well established streamer with a big following that people adore is iffy. Anita is worth inviting to an event like this, whether she has tics or not.
@@craigrobertson1629 their was that they knew her tics were probably going to be happening, so it wasn’t unplanned or unthought of when they invited her.
@@craigrobertson1629 it’s something she embraces and uses as part of her image so it’s not wrong to do it. It’d be like intentionally using the guy who’s known for having a bad lisp to give out the seventy six sizzling sausages award
@@craigrobertson1629Agreed. That's SO messed up. Guy is basically saying "They invited her so they could laugh at her." She was not invited BECAUSE of her medical condition. How screwed up as a person do you have to be to think that?
"I fucked up in every way.. and I failed upwards" yes, that's why people love you, because you're entirely relatable and genuine. You are being you, and you can't fake being someone else it's literally impossible for you to be anyone else but Anita. That's your appeal you embrace your Tourette's, you make it work for you rather than against you. Accept the praise, you deserve it.
and the thing is she just drips confidence! if she hadnt made this video, would ANY of us know she was nervous during it? not at all. I wish I could be as confident as her, or at least appear to be haha
Honestly I find it amazing, you showed the world once again that even people with the most stigmatized disorders in society can be unapologetically themselves in front of a huge audience! NOT hiding away in their rooms and trying not to bother anyone.
I’m sorry you felt embarrassed, I honestly think it added character. You have positive energy to you. The world is becoming more accepting of disabilities & it’s cool to see. But I also understand that’s not something many people would want to be remembered for 😅.
'Disability' has so many negative connotations, hence many are repelled by the label, but there are some whose whole selves are so much more deserving of admiration than the rest of us that they become role models, and Anita's one of them.
@@Hoganply i'm disabled and I like the word! I know a lot of people who feel the same (maybe its a uk thing?). But, i think its a word that describes how difficult and well... disabling these conditions can be and i definitely prefer it to some of the other ones used! Of course, its personal preference for those who have disabilities but I wanted to add my prospective.
@@Hoganply I’ve heard from people who are disable, don’t mind the word, just reality they can’t do some stuff as most people without disabiliti. Or not as easily.
wow, having a tourettes attack and somehow pulling that all off, with the card-showing tic and everything, thats awesome. I think the thing that makes failure a success is your grace during the moment and your ability to roll with the punches. So cool! I hadn't seen this story before that was awesome
Idk how yall fall for this shit,its obviously scripted and she's too good at doing it right on queue.jesus you people are stupid,shes been faking it the whole time and you lap it up
I am sure you were extremely nervous after having a tic attack during an award ceremony but baby girl you killed it. You went there as yourself presented as yourself and you gave us yourself that is all that matters.
@TheTaintedTragedy To cajole someone else like that is a serious lack of tact but you killed it. You went there without any regard for the others autonomy.
It's pretty clear this is an attack, and I think at that point the crowd was on your side. It's amazing you even made it through that. I felt bad laughing, but it was funny as well. New subscriber here :)
I laughed too because I love the way she turns it around and makes it into a joke which is just incredible knowing that she handled herself so well in spite of being in such a nerve wracking situation.
I have a friend with Tourette’s, he worries that people will get annoyed or angry at him, a laugh is a relief for him. Definitely a good thing unless you are just openly mocking
Messed up? I was laughing and crying. Everyone loved you. You proved that you, and anyone, can get to a good life and be loved no matter your symptoms. You gave me so much hope, for myself and others.
Lol she's here because she's hot lol. Not everyone with her condition would be allowed anywhere near this level of success. If she was a guy she wouldn't even be alive
If she did not mean to do it, then yeah it was a mess up. If it was for better or for worse that is another debate, but by definition is was a mess up.
@The Shredder 10: I see your point of view. From another point of view the correct people got their awards, and everybody enjoyed the ceremony, so nothing got messed up. So, it depends on your point of view, in my opinion.
It’s the raw aspect of you dealing with a disorder. I think 90 percent of people are understanding. For people with the same disorder, you are an inspiration. They see you at the top of your profession and know they can do it too. Great job.
"When I plan, it goes horribly wrong, when I wing it, it goes horribly right" Words to live by. The reason for this is because planning for something creates expectations, and we as humans aren't perfect. Even if your expectations for yourself sound reasonable, as a human it's unlikely to perfectly meet them, that's just nature. When you wing it, you go in expecting nothing. If you don't expect yourself to do well at all, there's no way for your results to do worse than you expected because you didn't expect anything
Yeah, this is important for certain scenarios. In others, we need to have a fair idea on how things are gonna play out then do our best to meet expectations. For example, when I start training for a marathon, I can't just wing it. I have to meet certain goals by certain times to be in the shape I need to be for the big run.
In that clip, it was really funny, but yeah, that would be the worst thing to say in a normal conversation. To say to someone that you hate them (or any other tic insulting them), and then follow up with “that’s not a tic”. I imagine it’d be VERY awkward after that.
11/10 would watch a nervous speech again. You seemed so confident through the whole thing. The people who watch you know that your tics are the farthest thing from what you want to say so even with the tic attack, the presentation was flawless and like a breath of fresh air in the monotony of presenting awards
Lmao I didn't even realize showing the card was also a tick but it really looked like an intentionally smart move, as if you saying "hey look I'm having a tick right now but this is the correct answer so don't listen to me saying otv".
As someone who didn't know you or that you had tourette, it got obvious quite fast. I am honestly impressed, since you obviously struggled amd tried your best. And in the end, it was a hilarious and surprisingly wholesome announcement. Who cares about the little mess ups :) you did great!
I love that one of the headlines was that you "stole the show"' which just goes to show that people are getting it. Your making a difference from educating people on what Tourette's is and how to embrace peoples differences. Well done!
The first two (which are in Dutch) are also very positive, especially the first one "Everyone finds Anita's speech at the 'streamer awards' legendary because of her tourettes" "Sweet Anita's speech at the streamer awards is unintentionally hilarious thanks to her tourettes" Then the fourth one is in German, I don't particularly speak German but in this case I can like puzzle it together thanks to knowing Dutch "Twitch streamer(f) represents people with tourettes in front of 350 000 people, many admire her courage"
They knew exactly what they were asking for, you presented the award in perfect character and fell up, literally and figuratively. You are you and its *you* the people love.
Well the moistcritical one was the first one I watched so I don’t think I’ll forget that one either but yeah I’m not gonna forget this one for a long time
Are we not gonna talk about how funny it was when she said "I'm here to swear at you for a little while, I figured it'd be funnier if I didn't tell you why"?
I've had tics all my life and I've always been trying to hide it as well as I can. I only recently found your content and you have no idea how inspiring it is to see you just own your tics
Your “fuck ups” work out well for you because they’re honest, it let’s people see you’re a real person rather than a well oiled machine. You did, and continue to do, brilliantly. X
You "failing" in an improvised situation shows the real genuine YOU! this is something people can connect with as too much media today is to some degree staged. People want to see real emotion, and you deliver it in an amazing way, because you are just a fantastic person :) Have a good day!
Even though you were embarrassed, you did a great job. You seemed very confident and powered through those tics. The tics made it hilarious and made it feel much more like an award show made by streamers for streamers.
The thing is i think people found it entertaining and made people feel less stressed and gave them a fresh breeze of air for the night. You made peoples day a bit better with the endearing few minutes, even if it felt like the roof was falling on top of you. Im really proud of you and your courage of stepping on that stage.
Dude, you presenting that award is one of my favourite clips of yours. You were so cheerful and carismatic out there. I was also SO proud of you, as were so many people I'm sure. We wouldn't have even known it was hard for you if you didn't tell us here. That's how well you did! You might wanna read more carefully in the future tho just for insurance 😁
That was simultaneously the most sympathetic and funny thing I have seen in a long time. I think the failure (although not this specific kind) is something that people can relate to AND at the same time they can laugh at it. Not by malevolence but because it was just funny. You just can't make this shit up ☺️ Hence it got a major positive feedback.
I've had Tourette's since I was 5. I'm 30 now and even though they've calmed down a lot I still have them but you are so f*****g inspirational. I thought you did just fine Anita.
It may have felt embarrassing for you, but I can say as someone with Tourette's that it's really inspiring to see someone with the disorder able to accomplish such a huge feat and become as successful as you - thank you :)
Hey, I can only imagine, what that situation would do to tourettes syndrome. But think of it this way: How many people with tourettes have dared laurating an award ceremony before? All the more, when there are hundreds of thousands of people watching? I think what you did there is a huge confidence boost to everyone with tics. You did very much succeed in showing that people with tourettes can very well be in the spotlight. And you did it very nicely. Congratulations!
I'm Gutted for all the negative feelings you had. I had no idea you felt that way. What I saw was YOU understandably tic'n hard but totally owning it. Small mistakes and all, you Nailed it. You are smart and funny and T has genius comic timing. I love you both. And WOW you (and Miko(Youna)) looked amazing ❤️🔥
No hun you made it that much better, more fun, wholesome and entertaining. You were hilarious, highlight the need for the world to be patient, and made it funny. was good.
U had more balls then 90% of the people, most of them wouldn't even get up there so don't beat yourself up too much or it. U looked stunning anyway so that's always a plus. Much luv Anita.❤
All the cheering was so nice. It was honestly great to show tic attacks on stage (not me saying that being in a tic attack is ok.). It will make other people with tics feel like they can go on stage and not be embarrassed if they have tics on stage.
I’m familiar with your content, and as nervous as I was for you once it was obvious you were having a tic attack, I couldn’t help but laugh after you said ‘I’m here to swear at you for a little while’. Your natural sense of humor, and your poise, bouncing back and smiling through it; absolutely saved it.
In reality, it didn’t go how you wanted, BUT there was so much awareness spread and so much COURAGE given to those who have the same issue you face daily! You may not have planned it, but maybe it was meant to be this way.
And the funniest thing is I didn't even realize all this happened to Anita when I watched it live. Video made me realize I magnify my own mistakes 100x more than anyone else's.
The way I see it, you've made it absolutely unforgettable, and not in a Will Smith way. And let's be honest: Not a single person expected you to go through the whole thing without ticking, so in a way they got what they expected :D
No lie, I saw the clip several times before you made this video and honestly thought the tic attack was just you reacting to a stressful situation... You went up there and did it, yes it didn't go 100% smoothly but I don't think these things often do. The way you handled it all was amazing! Honestly I thought you absolutely nailed it!
The streamers awards is honestly the first time I saw or even heard of you before!!! You now have a new subscriber for life!!! If I had been there I would've been that person screaming, " I LOVE YOU, ANITA "
You didn't ruin the Streamer Awards at all, I think you did an amazing job and also I think you brought more awareness and understand for those who have Terets and everyone was happy with you in the audience too. So mission successfully faild successfully 👍. Also it looks like no one in the audience really noticed that you said the wrong name at all, they just loved you on stage.
I can only imagine how you must have felt, but seeing the reactions I don’t think people resent you for anything. You got up there like a boss and people were fully aware that you have ticks, so no harm done I think. To be honest, they should have you at the Oscars haha. I might even watch
I watched that entire thing and honestly you were hands down the most interesting part of the entire awards! Please never change Anita. You are a national treasure.
I think you set the tone and had everyone on side the moment you opened with "I'm here to swear at you for a little while and I figured it would be funnier if I didn't tell you why."
Seriously when i first saw this i thought you were doing it on purposely, the confident you showed is on another universal level. After this streamer award clips of yours out, i started to check out your channel, and learning the word "Tourettes" the first time in my life. Thanks for spreading the awareness.
@@Dizzylizsy i think the tourettes syndrome only exist in English language. im greek so in greek for example i have never heard that word or the syndrome
I really feel this in my core. I know the feeling of riding along confident, but then something comes along to snap you out of it and it's a frame of mind that is quickly replaced and once it's gone, really difficult to slide back into. Oofph. We've all been there. This is too relatable.
I think this situation was especially great to fail on because it's SO relatable. We all know how it feels to speak in front of 20 people and you did it in front of 10.000 times more. You went up there. You were charming and relatable. People got an award. You did the thing.
That's such a memorable, borderline iconic moment from the Streamer Awards, so it was real cool to hear the backstory behind it xD "Failing upwards" is some pretty based stuff, but succeeding at life in your own way is what you do!
"How is it that your f-ups do more for your career?" Your vulnerability and your comfort with it. We all hide behind our facades, but you aren't even allowed to have one. The way you handle it is beautiful ❤️
Anita you have helped me deal with my Bipolar issues. I now embrace, who I am. I use to hide from the world, because my illness causes me to say things and look at things differently, than most Because of this, I have been made fun of, most of my life and I too was told I was just acting out. I'm almost 60 year old. It' never too late to embrace who we are as an individual! My wife, thanks you as well. The sacrifice our families and friends make, to be our friends is flattering to say the least. Now I see it all. in a different way. Thank you for being you!
The community is behind you, listen to the love, support and cheering you received. Speaking as someone else who suffers from disabilities I fully appreciate we all doubt and judge ourselves sometimes harder perhaps than the "normal" or the fully abled. Some times these judgements ground us as humans and other times they are purely unfounded fears. P.s I personally think you smashed it!
I honestly think more award shows should have people with disabilities presenting. It made everything a lot more inviting and everyone was having a great time.
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They wanted an award presented by Sweet Anita, they got an award presented by Sweet Anita.
"ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED?" ^^ sorry i could not help myself ;)
I thought it was extra sweet :D
Anita was the award
@@Ntwister Are you not INTO TRAINS!?
word
The definition of "Task failed successfully"
Love you, Anita!
Yes, this lol.
Only real mistake was the wrong name but that's their fault for having such similar names, obviously ;)
That was the best award presentation ever. Love Anita ❤
I wonder how she does it 🤔
"The award goes to..."
“That’s not a tic” Is always the tic that cracks me up.
the Danger Tic lmao.
HAHA FR, also I was your 1k like I felt like I had so much power
she's 100% faking it but keep sending her money
@@meikusakabe4167 Never sent her a dime but I enjoy her content. She legitimately has tourettes lmao.
Same here lmao. She's ticked that one a few times on clips I've seen and it's always fucking hilarious because the tick makes her say it with a straight face.
Seems like the ticks get worse when she's nervous and honestly these awards shows are so damn boring, she definitely made it infinitely more interesting and entertaining.
You're seemingly so hard on yourself,we love you so much.
Yeah yeha
Fr
I think that's part of why we love her. She does not try to hide behind her condition and be an obnoxious asshole about it.
Being (at least a bit) ashamed of saying wrong things and swearing, even if she can't control it, is what makes her a better human.
Agree. I sense your pain and discomfort having this tick attack in such a public setting. For that I feel for you, Anita. But know that the live audience seemed to love it and your RUclips audience loves it even more. Its kinda like they (and we) accept you for exactly who you are. Keep it up, girl!
"I hate you"
"That's not a tick"
I lost it. That was so good there's nothing to worry about 😂
That's probably the worst tick of them all :D
This! totally saved anything about it, totally owned it at that point lol
I lost it too. Thats some next level shit when your tick is thats not a tick 😂
It's not just her saying that, but it's her saying that whilst also having a physical tick, indicating to an audience that might not be aware that it DEFINITELY is a tick 😂 Terrance is kind of a genius
She’s literally living in a comedy bubble unintentionally 😂😂😂
It's not about fucking up, it's about embracing yourself and everyone loved that authenticity.
Nope, her tics were funny thats why.
You have no idea.
Her mom smoked me off on a 🚂
Sweet Anita being her sweet self will always be great in my opinion.
@@TH30RI0N Nah. Anita had the ticks and played along with what they had to offer, without curling up in a ball as I probably would have done. Astounding courage.
The weird thing is that it didn't even seem like she messed up or was nervous/ embarrassed because she seemed so confident and prepared and happy and just owned any tics that came up.
Nice marketing drama. Fake tics. people still believe that these tics are real ? utter id*ot world.
But if you know her a bit you know that she have more tics when she is nervous.
So it is bovious that she was very nervous.
She's a hero
I know. So brave. Bravest person. Brave.
Really bruh...
"That's not a tick" is still the most diabolical of the ticks
Except for maybe "wanna know what my password is?"
@@qui-gontimtherandomraptor1072 "8789 that my credit card number" must be ranking pretty high
Terence is a menace, love it.
I love how everyone started cheering for you when you got frustrated and had to take a breath. Seems like everyone was so supportive and understanding.
Love the pfp
@@RedFury-dh6ni thanks :)
It's completely obvious to anyone familiar with Anita's content that this was intentional.
@@SomeGuy1234X you're not worth the counter argument
@@SomeGuy1234X this a typo or a bait? can't tell lol
I *NEVER* watch the Oscars, the Grammy's or any of those... but if you're chosen as the host...I'll be glued to the TV. You were *Awesome* .
Oh my god the oscars with Anita.
The viewership would explode.
@@alex0589 Will Smith's Bitch-Slap ain't got nothin on Terrence roasting every single person in the room.
I can just imagine the tv studio bleeping out half of what Terrence says but everyone enjoying it.
100% me too, I'd be glued ! And peeps know Anita has tourettes, so it was almost expected....and in this case her delivery was hilarious, even though she wasn't trying to be funny. WE LOVE YOU ANITA. :)
Me either until Will Smith slapped Chris Rock anyway.
It doesn’t matter if you “messed up,” you still went up there and owned it anyway. That’s what I love about your content and you as a person.
She's never gonna like you man ahhahaha
@@10XSeiga dude😂
Simptastic.
@@10XSeiga why do u seem to think that every guy who is nice wants a shot with her? You are so odd bro…get help, a guy can be genuinely nice.
@@liamlegend9367 I think it’s just the way the comment is phrased here, man lol. It’s nice but sounds a bit intimate lol
It doesn't feel like a pile of fails. Mixing OTK and OTV is a lot easier to do than la la land and moonlight at the oscars :) Your presence at the awards bring visibility to Tourette, and it's important. Tourette isn't just a fun thing, or a big weird thing. Representation is important, and you did a great job!
This is a really great point ❤
Sad little simp.
The La La Land / Moonlight mixup wasn't the fault of the presenters. The wrong card was handed to them, and the atrocious typography made it hard to tell they weren't holding the right card.
it definitely is weird, it's not something to hate people for and deserves support.
why do people always try to normalize things that are not normal, it's ok to be not normal or as everyone else...
might not have been the best scenario for you but it was hilarious and fun and i think most people were understanding about it. if nothing else, it made people smile
Also brought more attention too Tourette's
definitely made me laugh and i rewatched it many times, loved it
Everyone saw that coming, it would've been weird if there were no tick attacks.
... and charm usually comes from our imperfections.. not acting like a politician... personally.
Haha come on, that’s what we’re all thinking anyway! I loved the wing it 😂
I love the "I'm here to swear at you for a few minutes, I thought it would be funnier not to tell you why" because it sort of explains why without wasting time on words, and sets up everything that happens after as being okay. Just those few words turn what could have admittedly been a disaster into a genius performamce
Now that you mention it, I see it too, I also like how even the 1, 2 combo of "I hate you..... thats not a tic" Tics, was recieved so well
I'm honestly so surprised that this bit was fully improvised by her. It was a genius opening line
The whole thing is hilarious. When your tick has so much comedic timing and you are a great human being you get a pass from everyone. She might as well have fun with it at this point 😂
your speech was genuinely fantastic and entertaining.
the only real "mess-up" was saying the wrong name, but it wasnt even that big of a deal because you showed the card
I didn't even found out until she said that in video
We need her to present awards for EVERY events!!!!
How can she go out into public places and not get arrested for public order offences?
@@lastxp Because she has tourette's and it's not physically bad to swear. People can tell their kids that she has Tourette's.
@@andrewflemming5071 Yeah, it's a medical condition. Not really hard to understand if you got more than one working brain cell
@@lastxp the fuck are you talking about
@@zykope2672 it's illegal to swear in public with children around, it's like public indecency.
you didnt mess it up.. you made it better
So true
You didn't mess up. They were all laughing with you, not at you. And they invited you precisely because they knew how entertaining your tics would be.
You went up there and you owned it. And after all the struggles you've been through because of your condition, it's wonderful to see you thrive in a community of people who accept you just the way you are.
Well Said!
Idk, to say that she got invited PRECISELY for HER TICS and not because she's a well established streamer with a big following that people adore is iffy. Anita is worth inviting to an event like this, whether she has tics or not.
@@craigrobertson1629 their was that they knew her tics were probably going to be happening, so it wasn’t unplanned or unthought of when they invited her.
@@craigrobertson1629 it’s something she embraces and uses as part of her image so it’s not wrong to do it. It’d be like intentionally using the guy who’s known for having a bad lisp to give out the seventy six sizzling sausages award
@@craigrobertson1629Agreed. That's SO messed up. Guy is basically saying "They invited her so they could laugh at her." She was not invited BECAUSE of her medical condition. How screwed up as a person do you have to be to think that?
"I fucked up in every way.. and I failed upwards"
yes, that's why people love you, because you're entirely relatable and genuine. You are being you, and you can't fake being someone else it's literally impossible for you to be anyone else but Anita. That's your appeal you embrace your Tourette's, you make it work for you rather than against you. Accept the praise, you deserve it.
and the thing is she just drips confidence! if she hadnt made this video, would ANY of us know she was nervous during it? not at all. I wish I could be as confident as her, or at least appear to be haha
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why this comment gave me tears
@@alessiocasarini6250 Crying is good for your health. Just make sure to collect the tears and drink them whenever you can
The epitome of "Embrace your failures". Absolute gold, we freaking love you.
Honestly I find it amazing, you showed the world once again that even people with the most stigmatized disorders in society can be unapologetically themselves in front of a huge audience! NOT hiding away in their rooms and trying not to bother anyone.
This.
Nicely said
I had the exact same thought but you put it into words way better than I could have!
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I’m sorry you felt embarrassed, I honestly think it added character. You have positive energy to you. The world is becoming more accepting of disabilities & it’s cool to see. But I also understand that’s not something many people would want to be remembered for 😅.
'Disability' has so many negative connotations, hence many are repelled by the label, but there are some whose whole selves are so much more deserving of admiration than the rest of us that they become role models, and Anita's one of them.
@@Hoganply i only started watching less than a week ago but i agree
@@Hoganply i'm disabled and I like the word! I know a lot of people who feel the same (maybe its a uk thing?). But, i think its a word that describes how difficult and well... disabling these conditions can be and i definitely prefer it to some of the other ones used! Of course, its personal preference for those who have disabilities but I wanted to add my prospective.
@@Hoganply I’ve heard from people who are disable, don’t mind the word, just reality they can’t do some stuff as most people without disabiliti. Or not as easily.
@@connierose29687 I don't doubt. I'd much much prefer the term 'disabled' than 'differently abled', that's for sure.
wow, having a tourettes attack and somehow pulling that all off, with the card-showing tic and everything, thats awesome. I think the thing that makes failure a success is your grace during the moment and your ability to roll with the punches. So cool! I hadn't seen this story before that was awesome
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This is a really awesome way of describing it!
Idk how yall fall for this shit,its obviously scripted and she's too good at doing it right on queue.jesus you people are stupid,shes been faking it the whole time and you lap it up
I am sure you were extremely nervous after having a tic attack during an award ceremony but baby girl you killed it. You went there as yourself presented as yourself and you gave us yourself that is all that matters.
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@TheTaintedTragedy To cajole someone else like that is a serious lack of tact but you killed it. You went there without any regard for the others autonomy.
It's pretty clear this is an attack, and I think at that point the crowd was on your side. It's amazing you even made it through that. I felt bad laughing, but it was funny as well. New subscriber here :)
You don't have to feel bad for laughing! She owns her condition and I don't think there's anything wrong with this being her thing.
@@dharkann 👍👍
I laughed too because I love the way she turns it around and makes it into a joke which is just incredible knowing that she handled herself so well in spite of being in such a nerve wracking situation.
I have a friend with Tourette’s, he worries that people will get annoyed or angry at him, a laugh is a relief for him. Definitely a good thing unless you are just openly mocking
her tics is responsible for people's entertainment, bad way or good. some people laugh for her jokes and some people laugh at her syndrome.
Messed up? I was laughing and crying. Everyone loved you. You proved that you, and anyone, can get to a good life and be loved no matter your symptoms. You gave me so much hope, for myself and others.
Nice marketing drama. Fake tics. people still believe that these tics are real ? utter id*ot world.
ok
@@Jon-os7qr finally someone with common sense and said the truth.
@@Jon-os7qr here's your "dumbest thing I've heard all week" award 🏆
Lol she's here because she's hot lol. Not everyone with her condition would be allowed anywhere near this level of success. If she was a guy she wouldn't even be alive
You didnt mess it up. It was cute and everybody loves you. Continue to face your fears, you rock! I would vote for you to host the oscars.
If she did not mean to do it, then yeah it was a mess up. If it was for better or for worse that is another debate, but by definition is was a mess up.
But then she'd blurt out "cuck!" and Will would come slap her 😂
@The Shredder 10: I see your point of view. From another point of view the correct people got their awards, and everybody enjoyed the ceremony, so nothing got messed up. So, it depends on your point of view, in my opinion.
Anita makes us all smile.
@@theshredder103 nah.
It’s the raw aspect of you dealing with a disorder. I think 90 percent of people are understanding. For people with the same disorder, you are an inspiration. They see you at the top of your profession and know they can do it too. Great job.
You didn't fail at all, you were funny, sweet, entertaining, and EXACTLY what everyone wanted from you. 3 thumbs up!
i want her to host every award in the world)) it soooo funny)
Yes funny
Two in the pink and one in the stink !
@@JamieChau-vq5cp Said the virgin.
Yea sweet xd
"When I plan, it goes horribly wrong, when I wing it, it goes horribly right"
Words to live by. The reason for this is because planning for something creates expectations, and we as humans aren't perfect. Even if your expectations for yourself sound reasonable, as a human it's unlikely to perfectly meet them, that's just nature. When you wing it, you go in expecting nothing. If you don't expect yourself to do well at all, there's no way for your results to do worse than you expected because you didn't expect anything
Next-level excuse for unpreparedness... Thank you for the wonderful idea 😂👍
Yeah, this is important for certain scenarios. In others, we need to have a fair idea on how things are gonna play out then do our best to meet expectations. For example, when I start training for a marathon, I can't just wing it. I have to meet certain goals by certain times to be in the shape I need to be for the big run.
"That's not a tick" has got to be the worst tick
Those meta ticks are just evil
Oh fuck I didn't realize that was a tick. Damn, that blows.
In that clip, it was really funny, but yeah, that would be the worst thing to say in a normal conversation. To say to someone that you hate them (or any other tic insulting them), and then follow up with “that’s not a tic”. I imagine it’d be VERY awkward after that.
You mean, the best!
Best presenter of any award at any award show ever!
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Close second is the random kid who won the Game of Year award for Elden Ring & thanked his rabbi Bill Clinton
11/10 would watch a nervous speech again. You seemed so confident through the whole thing. The people who watch you know that your tics are the farthest thing from what you want to say so even with the tic attack, the presentation was flawless and like a breath of fresh air in the monotony of presenting awards
*tics
@@mikefamm5712 thx, will fix right away
It’s exactly what she wants to say, she’d have 100 viewers if she wasn’t milking this stuff
@@jaybee4288 it's a disability homie. I'm certain she'd more than love to be rid of it
I’m laughing and crying at the whole ”Failing makes me successful” thing simultaneously. It’s so funny yet so very sad.
Ikr, I would have hugged her on stage. She so sweet.
Lmao I didn't even realize showing the card was also a tick but it really looked like an intentionally smart move, as if you saying "hey look I'm having a tick right now but this is the correct answer so don't listen to me saying otv".
As someone who didn't know you or that you had tourette, it got obvious quite fast. I am honestly impressed, since you obviously struggled amd tried your best. And in the end, it was a hilarious and surprisingly wholesome announcement. Who cares about the little mess ups :) you did great!
You need to host Oscars, maybe they finally get some views.
I would watch the shit out of that.
She could tell the celebrity audience "You're all sluts, I hate you!"
keep my wife's name ouf og your phucking mouf.
As long as Will isn't there :D
@@ramynazzal6841 Oof
@@ramynazzal6841 Damn
I love that one of the headlines was that you "stole the show"' which just goes to show that people are getting it. Your making a difference from educating people on what Tourette's is and how to embrace peoples differences. Well done!
You're
The first two (which are in Dutch) are also very positive, especially the first one
"Everyone finds Anita's speech at the 'streamer awards' legendary because of her tourettes"
"Sweet Anita's speech at the streamer awards is unintentionally hilarious thanks to her tourettes"
Then the fourth one is in German, I don't particularly speak German but in this case I can like puzzle it together thanks to knowing Dutch
"Twitch streamer(f) represents people with tourettes in front of 350 000 people, many admire her courage"
I’m smiling so much you’re just amazing!
ayo sidemen girl
They knew exactly what they were asking for, you presented the award in perfect character and fell up, literally and figuratively. You are you and its *you* the people love.
More like "How I nailed the Streamer Awards". You were yourself and that made the segment unique. That's great!
You didn't mess up anything, it was the most entertaining awarding I've ever watched, the only one I'll remember.
Well the moistcritical one was the first one I watched so I don’t think I’ll forget that one either but yeah I’m not gonna forget this one for a long time
Are we not gonna talk about how funny it was when she said "I'm here to swear at you for a little while, I figured it'd be funnier if I didn't tell you why"?
I've had tics all my life and I've always been trying to hide it as well as I can. I only recently found your content and you have no idea how inspiring it is to see you just own your tics
Your “fuck ups” work out well for you because they’re honest, it let’s people see you’re a real person rather than a well oiled machine. You did, and continue to do, brilliantly. X
You "failing" in an improvised situation shows the real genuine YOU! this is something people can connect with as too much media today is to some degree staged. People want to see real emotion, and you deliver it in an amazing way, because you are just a fantastic person :)
Have a good day!
Honestly it added SO MUCH to the show. Such a great mood lift for everyone watching. Most of the streamers I've seen thought it was hilarious as well
Even though you were embarrassed, you did a great job. You seemed very confident and powered through those tics. The tics made it hilarious and made it feel much more like an award show made by streamers for streamers.
The thing is i think people found it entertaining and made people feel less stressed and gave them a fresh breeze of air for the night. You made peoples day a bit better with the endearing few minutes, even if it felt like the roof was falling on top of you. Im really proud of you and your courage of stepping on that stage.
Yes I'm sure no one could have predicted something so unpredictable would happen.
@Don't read my profile photo don’t worry I won’t
@@PixelatedPixelz but you did...
@@notshdq but did I? 🫢🤨
@@notshdq nah
Dude, you presenting that award is one of my favourite clips of yours. You were so cheerful and carismatic out there. I was also SO proud of you, as were so many people I'm sure. We wouldn't have even known it was hard for you if you didn't tell us here. That's how well you did!
You might wanna read more carefully in the future tho just for insurance 😁
That was simultaneously the most sympathetic and funny thing I have seen in a long time. I think the failure (although not this specific kind) is something that people can relate to AND at the same time they can laugh at it. Not by malevolence but because it was just funny. You just can't make this shit up ☺️ Hence it got a major positive feedback.
Just the fact alone that you had the courage to come up there was admirable.
Couldn't agree more
"Whenever I plan it goes horribly wrong. Whenever I wing it...it goes horribly right."
I felt that so fuckin deep. Just yes. Yup. Perfectly said.
She falls upstairs :D
I've had Tourette's since I was 5. I'm 30 now and even though they've calmed down a lot I still have them but you are so f*****g inspirational. I thought you did just fine Anita.
I don’t even know her, but when I saw this I couldn’t help but smile
you should go down the lore with her it’s legitimately incredible
It may have felt embarrassing for you, but I can say as someone with Tourette's that it's really inspiring to see someone with the disorder able to accomplish such a huge feat and become as successful as you - thank you :)
Hey, I can only imagine, what that situation would do to tourettes syndrome. But think of it this way: How many people with tourettes have dared laurating an award ceremony before? All the more, when there are hundreds of thousands of people watching?
I think what you did there is a huge confidence boost to everyone with tics. You did very much succeed in showing that people with tourettes can very well be in the spotlight. And you did it very nicely.
Congratulations!
I agree. They obviously thought she was so confident that it didn't matter.
Your amazing! You didn’t mess anything up!
You're
@@lucifermorningstarwishesyo2607 hahaha, I knew this was going to be here..
Don't be sad. You should be on Good Morning America
i love anita but quit lying
She did mess up, she read the wrong name.
the crowd was so heartwarming. from hearing your past to now is beautiful to see
I'm Gutted for all the negative feelings you had. I had no idea you felt that way. What I saw was YOU understandably tic'n hard but totally owning it. Small mistakes and all, you Nailed it. You are smart and funny and T has genius comic timing. I love you both.
And WOW you (and Miko(Youna)) looked amazing ❤️🔥
Her saying it’s not a tick was funny asf
That’s her most dangerous tic
@@altairezio4778 She is scared of that the most true
It looked like Anita was struggling with a tourettes attack and powered through it to get the job done. That alone is enough to earn applause.
"It looked like".... bruh she literally explained that it was. Why'd you have to make it seem like you deduced that information lol
@@danieln9226well its obviously scripted,so you just look silly now😆
@@BombaclaatMartin you can't script tourettes.
No hun you made it that much better, more fun, wholesome and entertaining. You were hilarious, highlight the need for the world to be patient, and made it funny. was good.
U had more balls then 90% of the people, most of them wouldn't even get up there so don't beat yourself up too much or it. U looked stunning anyway so that's always a plus. Much luv Anita.❤
All the cheering was so nice. It was honestly great to show tic attacks on stage (not me saying that being in a tic attack is ok.). It will make other people with tics feel like they can go on stage and not be embarrassed if they have tics on stage.
Hello fellow once!! I just wanted to ask if that was Lee Chaeyeon or Lee Chaeryoung in your pfp :)
@@bettercallnari chaeryeong. And hello fellow once lol.
@@12bree4 Thank you!!
You described my feelings perfectly as a person with Tourette's as well🥰
@@cyelle1814 I’m glad that I made you feel well!!
I’m familiar with your content, and as nervous as I was for you once it was obvious you were having a tic attack, I couldn’t help but laugh after you said ‘I’m here to swear at you for a little while’. Your natural sense of humor, and your poise, bouncing back and smiling through it; absolutely saved it.
Amazing ❤ Most people run away from scary or awkward situations, the fact that you faced yours head on with honesty and humor is remarkable.
In reality, it didn’t go how you wanted, BUT there was so much awareness spread and so much COURAGE given to those who have the same issue you face daily! You may not have planned it, but maybe it was meant to be this way.
why am I crying tell me why
And the funniest thing is I didn't even realize all this happened to Anita when I watched it live.
Video made me realize I magnify my own mistakes 100x more than anyone else's.
The way I see it, you've made it absolutely unforgettable, and not in a Will Smith way. And let's be honest: Not a single person expected you to go through the whole thing without ticking, so in a way they got what they expected :D
I can’t remember the last time I saw such courage. Absolutely amazing!
No lie, I saw the clip several times before you made this video and honestly thought the tic attack was just you reacting to a stressful situation... You went up there and did it, yes it didn't go 100% smoothly but I don't think these things often do. The way you handled it all was amazing!
Honestly I thought you absolutely nailed it!
THIS WAS GENUINELY SO ICONIC
ACTUALLY the funniest thing i've ever seen and HOPE that you literally do any and all awards ceremonies for the rest of eternity lolll
The streamers awards is honestly the first time I saw or even heard of you before!!! You now have a new subscriber for life!!! If I had been there I would've been that person screaming, " I LOVE YOU, ANITA "
You didn't ruin the Streamer Awards at all, I think you did an amazing job and also I think you brought more awareness and understand for those who have Terets and everyone was happy with you in the audience too. So mission successfully faild successfully 👍. Also it looks like no one in the audience really noticed that you said the wrong name at all, they just loved you on stage.
Tourette's 😊
I think I can speak for everyone when I say….you definitely did not mess up….you were amazing
I can only imagine how you must have felt, but seeing the reactions I don’t think people resent you for anything. You got up there like a boss and people were fully aware that you have ticks, so no harm done I think. To be honest, they should have you at the Oscars haha. I might even watch
I watched that entire thing and honestly you were hands down the most interesting part of the entire awards! Please never change Anita. You are a national treasure.
I think you set the tone and had everyone on side the moment you opened with "I'm here to swear at you for a little while and I figured it would be funnier if I didn't tell you why."
It never felt like you were in any way f'ing it up. It was a genuinely sweet moment. It was YOU up there, and that's what 'nailing it' is.
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Seriously when i first saw this i thought you were doing it on purposely, the confident you showed is on another universal level.
After this streamer award clips of yours out, i started to check out your channel, and learning the word "Tourettes" the first time in my life.
Thanks for spreading the awareness.
if you don't mind me asking , have you genuinely never heard of tourettes before?
@@Dizzylizsy first i heard about tourettes was with "front of the class" not too many years ago
@@Dizzylizsy i think the tourettes syndrome only exist in English language. im greek so in greek for example i have never heard that word or the syndrome
I really feel this in my core. I know the feeling of riding along confident, but then something comes along to snap you out of it and it's a frame of mind that is quickly replaced and once it's gone, really difficult to slide back into. Oofph. We've all been there. This is too relatable.
I think this situation was especially great to fail on because it's SO relatable. We all know how it feels to speak in front of 20 people and you did it in front of 10.000 times more. You went up there. You were charming and relatable. People got an award. You did the thing.
That's such a memorable, borderline iconic moment from the Streamer Awards, so it was real cool to hear the backstory behind it xD "Failing upwards" is some pretty based stuff, but succeeding at life in your own way is what you do!
I love that the crowd's cheer calmed her down she and got most of her words out.
Most wholesome things I've see today.
"How is it that your f-ups do more for your career?"
Your vulnerability and your comfort with it. We all hide behind our facades, but you aren't even allowed to have one. The way you handle it is beautiful ❤️
The most honest, un-pretensious award intro ever. You're awesome. Almost like giving a finger to every award self-important award show.
You say that as if it was intentional lmfao
Not even close to a fail, that was the greatest award presentation I ever saw!
That's not "messing up" that's success
And it's not "failing" that works better than trying, it's "just being yourself"
Anita you have helped me deal with my Bipolar issues. I now embrace, who I am. I use to hide from the world, because my illness causes me to say things and look at things differently, than most Because of this, I have been made fun of, most of my life and I too was told I was just acting out. I'm almost 60 year old. It' never too late to embrace who we are as an individual! My wife, thanks you as well. The sacrifice our families and friends make, to be our friends is flattering to say the least. Now I see it all. in a different way. Thank you for being you!
It's not about failing, but how you react to the situation when you do. You handle the situations so incredibly well.
You did great during this. It was a cool event.
When I saw the clip I actually thought you nailed it given the odds. Failing is a essential part of success.
You are 100% genuine! That was 110% perfect! Thanx for being you... And Thanx for sharing!!!
"failing has been working for me so much better"
I felt that.
The community is behind you, listen to the love, support and cheering you received. Speaking as someone else who suffers from disabilities I fully appreciate we all doubt and judge ourselves sometimes harder perhaps than the "normal" or the fully abled. Some times these judgements ground us as humans and other times they are purely unfounded fears. P.s I personally think you smashed it!
I honestly think more award shows should have people with disabilities presenting. It made everything a lot more inviting and everyone was having a great time.
Same ,
That award presentation was the best thing I've ever seen. It was perfect.