@@kanekeylewer5704 i AM being pedantic. Because I too have the tisms. I have days where have to play video games and watch cartoons and listen to music all at once just to quiet my mind.
Hi, psychologist in training here. Autism is not a mental disorder it is a developmental disorder. It sounds like splitting hairs but the genesis and treatment for developmental vs mental disorders are very very different. Both are considered different from cognitive disorders as well. It's important to be aware of these distinctions to prevent confusion and stigmatization
Hi, Autistic here. Autism isn't a disorder. It's a different, but equally valid Neurotype. Stop trying to use deficits to describe us. And the best "treatment" is just treat us like a human being instead of your infantilized science project that can't think for themselves. We're tired of this.
@thehuntressdanni2972 that same "science project" you're demonizing is what discovered different neuotypes in the first place. As someone with ADHD (I know its not autism, but there are many similarities and they are often conflated), it IS a disorder. That doesn't mean it's bad or negative. It's just our brain's way of making us unique.
I remember I told my grandparents I had adhd and they said “I don’t think so you’ve always been so smart” some people think any mental disorder just means you have a low iq unfortunately.
No same they're all like "wow autism is a gift these people all have superpowers" but the only superpower I have is the extraordinary patience needed to live with my own bs 🙃
I have no talent so far I know aswell. Well I ask a lot of weird questions most people don't think about. Could be helpful for thinking of alternative solutions and such, but usually it's just funny.
*Talent* "Natural aptitude or skill." Now please show me one other person that draws like this kid draws. This is the drawing technique of someone who's neuro divergent. He already knows where the lines go and is basically just filling in the lines he projects onto the paper. This is a talent.
@@_loss_ seeing art on paper before it’s made is something any artist can do. Some people have an inclination to pick up on things faster and his brain may see it in a different way than others, but that doesn’t mean it’s just a natural gift out of nowhere. It’s the results of his thought process and creative thinking that allows him to put out such amazing results with a workflow that doesn’t make sense to most people. Calling it anything less is discrediting him.
It’s not a skill, a lot of these kids with autism just have these crazy abilities. My friends brother can read a name of a writer for a cartoon 40 years ago one time and will remember that name forever.
Hell yeah. I respect the hell out of that little dude for doing what he loves. I do want to correct the man speaking though. Autism is actually a developmental condition, not a mental disorder. The brain processes information, stores memories, and creates connections in ways that differ from neurotypical individuals. It's all incredibly fascinating, and I only thirst for more information. lol I'm most-likely autistic, btw. I have not yet had a psychological evaluation, but online adult autism tests, as well as my counselor that specializes in autism and trauma, strongly believe I am.
@@marcelszekowski315 it actually isn’t. It’s a developmental disorder, or neurodivergence. Most mental disorders you get from trauma or genetics. Autism is something you are born with. You can’t “get” autism like you can “get” depression or anxiety.
@@Foeisudhxjand doesn’t it impact you mentally? It’s your brain not being like how it’s supposed to be so it is physical but also changes your mental state
@@dflolcool4180 yea even so i think itd be named *developmental* disorder instead since it also affects your emotional development. I heard once that sometimes a person with autism would have their mentality like half their age (said by a professional)
Tbh it’s not that difficult what he did there I can draw an eagle too while half assin it. Just a weird kid thats all. Tho it’s true that some autistic kids have special talents but this aint one. this is just what he does day by day watching youtube while drawing but by all means this isnt hard. you guys just dont know anything about drawing and nothing about autism that’s why you clap but its really just a bad side effect of modern health issues caused by vaccines and hospitals. Uneducated society W
I have 2 kids with autism spectrum disorder, with high function. Their focus is lock into what they interested to do. They are very talented kid 1 is very creative like this young beautiful boy and my 2 yr old girl is now reading a story book.
I have an autistic son, they just focus and notice different things than we do. We focus on things we’re told, but they focus on things we may not see! They are truly gifted and mostly unaffected by negativity. We need to learn from them and not expect them to be like us!! 🦋🦋💙🦋🦋
What you said is very true. I'm autistic and my NT friend said she can hear any random bird song that I point out to her, but only after I've pointed it out to her first, lol.
@@Tyler-8898I’m autistic and I think it is a disability there is always negatives to the condition like with me I’m very social awquard and I’m pretty sure it may make me more anxious and irrational about things. I don’t think it should be looked down upon but I do think it should be acknowledged as a disability as disability shouldn’t be stigmatised and treated as a dirty word in my option it’s ok to be disabled
@GarnachoEmpire712 You're not wrong, but usually disabilities are considered bad things in the real world. If anything, autistic people have a leg up over a good majority of so-called normal/regular people. I've never met or seen an autistic adult that doesn't have some kind of gift/talent. Alot of it is unbelievable. For example: A blind austic man went on AGT, he may have won it(not sure), but he could play the piano and sing angelicaly
It's NOT that despite he's autistic. It's probably because he's autistic that he can draw so well! Autistic people often have high attention to detail. Not always with drawing, but with other activities the person enjoys. 🐶
I taught special education and I’ve noticed all of the autistic students had a special gift. One was amazing when it came to computers. One could find you by you describing your surroundings. If you were in a building and describe what you see when you look out a window, he could find the office/room you were in. Mind blowing!
I'm autistic. I really wish I had those kinds of gifts; I'm just irrefutably bland. Sure, I can play the violin, but so can the 1,000 other people that took orchestra at my high school.
I sort of think why certain people tend to have something is because they withdraw into their hobbies and imaginations to the point of obsession and expression of those obsessions. Sure, I'll give you the occasional "talent boost" at the start of something, but the real talent comes from mileage and pushing yourself in the obsession.
I am a licensed behavior specialist and work with kids on the autism spectrum. So many of these children have a natural artistic inclination. It's actually quite therapeutic for them!
Lmao if you was an artist you'd be able to tell it was fake if it was real they would of shown the full clip or atleast a sped up version yet they didn't and notice how the depth and shade of the rest of the picture after the cut was alot different than what it showed the kid drawing someone else clearly drew the rest off camera
Y'all just hating he has very nice clean strokes. But his coloring is definitely not that good but the doods probably 10 or around that much and can make this much progress.
My son also has autism and loves to draw. It seems to relax them as they multitask. When he drew sonic at 5. I cried. The females in my family are artist but we never force our kids to do it. So when i saw how he loves art and its comfort for him i knew it would be a bonding moment.
I'm autistic, and I will say that branding autism as a mental disorder is a very bold statement. Technically, if you really look into the definition of a "mental disorder" it does fit that category. Autism affects everyone differently, that's why it's called autistic spectrum disorder (ASD). Some people have it severely so they need extra care and support. Some people have it more "mildly" and don't need extra help. I am definitely not saying that autism doesn't affect anyone in any way, because that's false.
@@h0llow1773 it's a developmental disorder they're completely different from mental disorders and treated differently. You can't throw pills at autism it'll change nothing. Therapy of several kinds behavioral, emotional, speech, physical I grew up doing them all. Autism does make you far more likely to have mental health disorders tho but the autism diagnosis itself is not a mental disorder.
I’m autistic. I’d disagree. I’m on the high functioning spectrum but honestly I struggle with a lot of interpersonal skills and knowing I have to work harder towards attaining skills that come normally to others is important to know. I’d say it’s valuable to know that it should feel normal to struggle more on some things so that im not just going through life confused.
I'm an autistic artist, and this dies feel disrespectful. I can't put my finger on why, I can't put my finger on most things, but something feels very off.
@@addystryker7215I'll help you out; it's because ppl are expressing their surprise that someone can be autistic and yet also talented... they're being jerks, whether they realize it or not. So feel free to be offended!
Art like that isn't necessarily planned out. You can definitely just draw a random scribble and then make it into something specific. In fact, on the first day in art class we did an excercise where we draw a random scribble for our classmate and then turn what we were given into a character.
As someone with an autistic child, i think what people miss is that it's often not a talent but a result of obsession and constant practice. My daughter is 6 and draws incredible pictures of the shows she loves and reads books well beyond what's normal at her age however she is completely non verbal.
eh most of us are really good at something bc we tend to get intense about our interests but for most people it's not something that's practical or can be put to use. From my experience it's easier to find someone that's really good at memorizing game lore or history or something than these savant types that make showstopping art
Autistic people are proven to smarter than the average person because of how they think. They know more than we know, they see better than we see. Because they see it in a different angle than we do. Honest to good I do wish I had this gift.
I get why you think that, but it's rather a *difference* of where our intelligence is. In terms of social situations and queues, we're usually hopeless. But our hyperfixations and "logical" stuff is usually quite easy for us.
It is not a disability, it is a special ability while the brain is other "wired and connected". its a feature i would say. You see structures, patterns or other visual cues. So call it a disability is a negative term for something which is beautiful what the nature had planned for us, to see through different eyes/views.
@@maibat1It's still a disability. A disability refers to something that impacts ones daily life in a negative way. Autism definitely impacts someone's daily life in a negative way. It can make it difficult to form relationships, and meltdowns, sensory overload, and shutdowns are common.
@@Some_Dutch_Kid I'm aware that sometimes (or even most of the time) the struggles that an autistic person has are barely noticeable from the outside. But that doesn't mean it doesn't affect their daily life in a negative manner.
@stinkyboy6474 lmao I don't need to prove it any one with more than 1 braincell would be able to see it and imagine saying shut up over comments cause you don't have an actual comeback this doesn't even concern you bruv go back to having no life
While autism is a mental disorder that requires dependence from a caretaker, people with autism truly have remarkable abilities. This is so wholesome and pure. I hope he continues to use his talent and would love to see what the future holds for him! Bravo young man.
@justyana488 I didn't mean all. My brother has autism but is able to live life relatively normal. Obviously, he has some issues with different aspects in life but is independent for the most part.
Narrator was right! My mind was blown! When they showed the eagle right after the squiggly lines, my eyes went wide! So beautiful! Keep up the beautiful art little man!!
@SPIRITEN25559 I sort of understand where you're coming from. But I wasn't only talking about autism though. I'm talking about both physical *and* mental conditions. The definition of disability is a physical *or* mental condition that limits a person's movements, senses, or activities. Please forgive me if I'm wrong, but is that not the correct terminology?-
Lol. Come on , really. You are stretching reality to it's limits for that assumption. He's an artist, has social media accounts , and posts his art almost daily. But keep on thinking he's less than extremely talented.
Hey friends ^^ Just a friendly reminder before you comment. We autistic people are people, we have feelings, hurts, things that make us happy etc. Were not just an idea/label on a screen. We are not just kids. Autistic children grow up and become adults. Be kind ❤
Not really sure we should be calling an autistic person ‘disabled’, many of them are just so talented like in this case. Perhaps they are just special, and even if they don’t appear to be extraordinarily talented they are just simply different from most of us, not disabled.
But we are though? Being autistic is not bad, it’s just a different neurotype. It does disable us in day to day life, making things like social interactions and navigating a world that’s not built for us, difficult. Personally, being autistic, I have sensory issues. If the environment I am in is very busy, it stresses me out and I just can’t function, and I would consider that disabling. That’s just one example of things I deal with daily. The only time you shouldn’t use the word disabled is if you are doing it to try to insult a person, or if they specifically told you not to. Yes we’re different from neurotypicals, and we are disabled. Disabled is not a bad word!
disability is not a bad word, it is just a descriptor for how autism affects a person’s life, and when you take away the fact that it is a disability, instead opting for it to be a ‘difference’ you take away the acknowledgment of the struggles that autistic people go through.
@dddd-iz7mg they not mental they just have a learning disability so it's kind of rude saying they have a mental disorder Having a learning disability don't mean there mental
autistic person here, autism is not a mental disorder or a disability it is a mental development disorder and it goes way deeper than just making us autistic people develop slower.
God bless every child autistic these children are absolutely beautiful minds and beautiful hearts my step grandson is my little angel we are two peas in a pod when we get together and I'm so blessed to have him in my life
People with autism have really special skills. In different areas. So i'm not surprised he did something remarkable here. Autism comes with difficulties but with such beautiful strong skill sets on a whole different level
hes not autistic... HES ARTISTIC!!!!!
Love this one ❤
Whats more incredible is that I didnt even realize he was just watching a random video alongside drawing at a such a level. Truly a gifted lad.
He isn't "watching". He's consuming
@@justinbennett9998he's not consuming. He's actually absorbing bud
@@justinbennett9998 What's the difference? Seems like you're just being pedantic honestly
@@kanekeylewer5704 i AM being pedantic. Because I too have the tisms. I have days where have to play video games and watch cartoons and listen to music all at once just to quiet my mind.
But bro keeps rewatching the videos
The narrator was low key roasting him the entire time
Cos tism is funny
@@wra7hbruh
Autism is funny
I didn’t hear it
@@wra7h ur like 9 bro
Autistic here. I truly appreciate the unconventional methods he uses in his art. Very interesting and talented!
Hi, psychologist in training here. Autism is not a mental disorder it is a developmental disorder. It sounds like splitting hairs but the genesis and treatment for developmental vs mental disorders are very very different. Both are considered different from cognitive disorders as well. It's important to be aware of these distinctions to prevent confusion and stigmatization
Autism
psychologist in training here too, thanks for the comment, awareness is important!!!
Hi, Autistic here.
Autism isn't a disorder. It's a different, but equally valid Neurotype. Stop trying to use deficits to describe us.
And the best "treatment" is just treat us like a human being instead of your infantilized science project that can't think for themselves.
We're tired of this.
@thehuntressdanni2972 that same "science project" you're demonizing is what discovered different neuotypes in the first place. As someone with ADHD (I know its not autism, but there are many similarities and they are often conflated), it IS a disorder. That doesn't mean it's bad or negative. It's just our brain's way of making us unique.
Artist here, this queef called oil pastels paint
My son is also autistic. His drawings are spectacular. Most people believe that autistic means slow, when in reality they are very talented.
💯 Elon Musk is proof asd is not slow
I like turtles.
I remember I told my grandparents I had adhd and they said “I don’t think so you’ve always been so smart” some people think any mental disorder just means you have a low iq unfortunately.
As an autistic myself, autistic means autistic. It means neither slow or talented.
Their brains are on hyperdrive. Intelligence overload..
Bros dopamine receptors on life support💀💀
He is autistic man why do yall have to be so negative bro.
*throws tuna can*
I hope this video is on insta reels
@@getstickbuggedlolnotamaple7973*Catches it and eats the tuna, throws empty can back*
Why are they
Lil bro took short attention span to the next level
Why is it that everybody thinks us people with autism have some hidden gift yet all I have is an urge to press every single button on the elevator.
because they aren’t educated and think “oh autism is just being smart, creative, and draw really good!!” when that literally isnt it at all☠️
No same they're all like "wow autism is a gift these people all have superpowers" but the only superpower I have is the extraordinary patience needed to live with my own bs 🙃
I have no talent so far I know aswell.
Well I ask a lot of weird questions most people don't think about. Could be helpful for thinking of alternative solutions and such, but usually it's just funny.
@@gnrngkcntnfand emotional stuff
@@gnrngkcntnf💀💀my skill is sleeping on command ong
“He’s autistic, BUT he has a talent”
Good job treating the kid like he’s an actual human being👍👍👍👍🙂🙂🙂
Right? He's autistic AND he has a talent. He's not made valuable because he can draw, he was already valuable.
No he’s just saying even with disabilities people can still create good things
@@SansTheUnderpants then say "and"
@@SansTheUnderpantsYou're missing the point.
Ikr.
It’s not a talent, it’s a skill he developed through practice and hard work. Give him the true credit he deserves.
*Talent*
"Natural aptitude or skill."
Now please show me one other person that draws like this kid draws. This is the drawing technique of someone who's neuro divergent. He already knows where the lines go and is basically just filling in the lines he projects onto the paper. This is a talent.
@@_loss_ seeing art on paper before it’s made is something any artist can do. Some people have an inclination to pick up on things faster and his brain may see it in a different way than others, but that doesn’t mean it’s just a natural gift out of nowhere. It’s the results of his thought process and creative thinking that allows him to put out such amazing results with a workflow that doesn’t make sense to most people. Calling it anything less is discrediting him.
Why You can't admit that talent exists
It’s not a skill, a lot of these kids with autism just have these crazy abilities. My friends brother can read a name of a writer for a cartoon 40 years ago one time and will remember that name forever.
Bro it’s just a compliment
Hell yeah. I respect the hell out of that little dude for doing what he loves. I do want to correct the man speaking though. Autism is actually a developmental condition, not a mental disorder. The brain processes information, stores memories, and creates connections in ways that differ from neurotypical individuals. It's all incredibly fascinating, and I only thirst for more information. lol
I'm most-likely autistic, btw. I have not yet had a psychological evaluation, but online adult autism tests, as well as my counselor that specializes in autism and trauma, strongly believe I am.
Aint a disorder
“Resembles absolutely nothing”
That is clearly a beak
I thought I was the only who caught that
I missed him actually drawing the eagle
It looks like someone stops the camera and draws it
@@gymbro707ong
Maybe faked?
@@jacereacts7801 Not faked , he has social Media accounts and sells his art.
You can see that the lines that were drawn after the cut was thicker than the line that he drew before the cut.
Maybe it's fake
Talking about multi tasking. He’s also responding to the questions while drawing and watching RUclips. Amazing!
This is a true example of a Genius and "not to judge a Book by it's cover"
Verry Awesome Talent ❤
BRO STOP SAYING ITS A MENTAL DISORDER 💀💀
it is
@@marcelszekowski315 it actually isn’t. It’s a developmental disorder, or neurodivergence. Most mental disorders you get from trauma or genetics. Autism is something you are born with. You can’t “get” autism like you can “get” depression or anxiety.
It is lol
@@Foeisudhxjand doesn’t it impact you mentally? It’s your brain not being like how it’s supposed to be so it is physical but also changes your mental state
@@dflolcool4180 yea even so i think itd be named *developmental* disorder instead since it also affects your emotional development. I heard once that sometimes a person with autism would have their mentality like half their age (said by a professional)
The fact that he can draw so well all while scrolling and watching videos at the same time is absolutely astonishing! Truly a gifted minds❤
Tbh it’s not that difficult what he did there I can draw an eagle too while half assin it. Just a weird kid thats all. Tho it’s true that some autistic kids have special talents but this aint one. this is just what he does day by day watching youtube while drawing but by all means this isnt hard. you guys just dont know anything about drawing and nothing about autism that’s why you clap but its really just a bad side effect of modern health issues caused by vaccines and hospitals. Uneducated society W
Thankyou for this insightful comment I diddnt understand the video
It's sad becose he can't focus on the drawing but has to watch yt
Actually it’s pretty sad tbh
@@creppz69tf you mean I see a lot of focus going into that drawing he's allowed to watch stuff while he draws
I have 2 kids with autism spectrum disorder, with high function. Their focus is lock into what they interested to do. They are very talented kid 1 is very creative like this young beautiful boy and my 2 yr old girl is now reading a story book.
The shading on the eyes, AMAZING
I have an autistic son, they just focus and notice different things than we do. We focus on things we’re told, but they focus on things we may not see! They are truly gifted and mostly unaffected by negativity. We need to learn from them and not expect them to be like us!! 🦋🦋💙🦋🦋
What you said is very true. I'm autistic and my NT friend said she can hear any random bird song that I point out to her, but only after I've pointed it out to her first, lol.
@@paleomagicksr.9880 what number is this then 8
I definitely don't consider Autism as a disability. They just think differently. Alot of them are extremely intelligent(genius in some).
@@Tyler-8898I’m autistic and I think it is a disability there is always negatives to the condition like with me I’m very social awquard and I’m pretty sure it may make me more anxious and irrational about things. I don’t think it should be looked down upon but I do think it should be acknowledged as a disability as disability shouldn’t be stigmatised and treated as a dirty word in my option it’s ok to be disabled
@GarnachoEmpire712 You're not wrong, but usually disabilities are considered bad things in the real world. If anything, autistic people have a leg up over a good majority of so-called normal/regular people. I've never met or seen an autistic adult that doesn't have some kind of gift/talent. Alot of it is unbelievable. For example: A blind austic man went on AGT, he may have won it(not sure), but he could play the piano and sing angelicaly
He’s so talented ❤🇨🇦
Why the hell did you put a Canadian flag
No the hell he ain't he autistic
@@dobbidooraceing9750Canadian Autism 🇨🇦 🧩
It's fake and tf the flag for
He might be the next bob ross
Not a mental disorder, but I love the message. I lost my special needs Daughter, but this brought a teary smile to my day...
It is a mental disorder. Autism affects peoples brain’s developmental-wise and how it’s wired making it the definition of a mental disorder.
So what is it, physical disorder? Doesn't look like it as it is in the brain, therefore it is mental. But I do feel sorry for your loss.
so sorry for your loss ❤
Id buy this drawing
He was blessed with a beautiful talent. Honey I love your art work.
i will sell the artwork for 500 dollars
It’s fake
That’s amazing hope he succeeds in art when he’s older
Much success and prosperity.
But what if he doesn’t want to do art when he’s older
@@jessicanorton7696don't be an ass. You know what he means.
@@jessicanorton7696Then even if he doesn’t want to do art as a career I hope he keeps it as a hobby.
Lets hope that art school doesn't reject this lad
It's NOT that despite he's autistic. It's probably because he's autistic that he can draw so well! Autistic people often have high attention to detail. Not always with drawing, but with other activities the person enjoys. 🐶
and he held the pen wrong; truly a artist
I taught special education and I’ve noticed all of the autistic students had a special gift. One was amazing when it came to computers. One could find you by you describing your surroundings. If you were in a building and describe what you see when you look out a window, he could find the office/room you were in. Mind blowing!
I'm autistic. I really wish I had those kinds of gifts; I'm just irrefutably bland. Sure, I can play the violin, but so can the 1,000 other people that took orchestra at my high school.
@InstrumentalistElle That is talent, you know how hard it is to play violin?
@@InstrumentalistElle Just because more people play the same instrument doesn't make you any less special
I sort of think why certain people tend to have something is because they withdraw into their hobbies and imaginations to the point of obsession and expression of those obsessions. Sure, I'll give you the occasional "talent boost" at the start of something, but the real talent comes from mileage and pushing yourself in the obsession.
@@InstrumentalistElledude there’s a small percentage of people that can play a instrument let alone a freaking violin. That is a talent my man!
I am a licensed behavior specialist and work with kids on the autism spectrum. So many of these children have a natural artistic inclination. It's actually quite therapeutic for them!
The glazing is crazy here
My sisters autistic and she can’t talk so this is heart warming ❤❤❤
As an artist… many have no idea how incredible this is ❤
Lmao if you was an artist you'd be able to tell it was fake if it was real they would of shown the full clip or atleast a sped up version yet they didn't and notice how the depth and shade of the rest of the picture after the cut was alot different than what it showed the kid drawing someone else clearly drew the rest off camera
Also, as an artist, this isn’t very impressive. Even if it’s real, he has terrible fundamentals
@@jobjobbington6884 fr
Y'all just hating he has very nice clean strokes. But his coloring is definitely not that good but the doods probably 10 or around that much and can make this much progress.
. I'm sure a kid that plays roblox all day can tell what's real or not. Go try touching real grass.
My son also has autism and loves to draw. It seems to relax them as they multitask. When he drew sonic at 5. I cried. The females in my family are artist but we never force our kids to do it. So when i saw how he loves art and its comfort for him i knew it would be a bonding moment.
Eagslesv- every autistic thing
Bro called him disabled for being autistic
He’s one incredible guy
That's crazy how he holds the pencil can be so precise.
I'm autistic, and I will say that branding autism as a mental disorder is a very bold statement. Technically, if you really look into the definition of a "mental disorder" it does fit that category. Autism affects everyone differently, that's why it's called autistic spectrum disorder (ASD). Some people have it severely so they need extra care and support. Some people have it more "mildly" and don't need extra help. I am definitely not saying that autism doesn't affect anyone in any way, because that's false.
I completely agree, autism IS NOT mental disorder - it is not bold, it is just lack of understanding and/or research
not trying to hate autistic people but what else would it be?
@@h0llow1773 its more of a development disorder
@@h0llow1773 it's a developmental disorder they're completely different from mental disorders and treated differently. You can't throw pills at autism it'll change nothing. Therapy of several kinds behavioral, emotional, speech, physical I grew up doing them all. Autism does make you far more likely to have mental health disorders tho but the autism diagnosis itself is not a mental disorder.
I’m autistic. I’d disagree. I’m on the high functioning spectrum but honestly I struggle with a lot of interpersonal skills and knowing I have to work harder towards attaining skills that come normally to others is important to know. I’d say it’s valuable to know that it should feel normal to struggle more on some things so that im not just going through life confused.
Cool can we just change it to this young boy has talent
Thank god this was not posted on Instagram 😭
It looks really good for his age too😊
I like how the drawing just changed from side out of nowhere
I would've never guessed what was happening unless this youtuber explained what i was seeing in the video. Thanks man😊
He’s ARTISTIC
My son does this, but with clay figures he makes. Hes a beast and the details from just memory is insane! I love every piece he makes.
“he’s autistic, BUT he’s got an incredible talent” for the love of god please be respectful
Are we supposed to act like autism doesn’t hold people back in many ways? This man is celebrating the kids special talent, chill out a little bit.
I'm an autistic artist, and this dies feel disrespectful. I can't put my finger on why, I can't put my finger on most things, but something feels very off.
@@addystryker7215 ok?
Yeah, there is no need to call him retarded..this is the second video with the same intro..
@@addystryker7215I'll help you out; it's because ppl are expressing their surprise that someone can be autistic and yet also talented... they're being jerks, whether they realize it or not. So feel free to be offended!
He's well good, it's beautiful young man
Not mental disorder. Just mental blessing! 🙏
Art like that isn't necessarily planned out. You can definitely just draw a random scribble and then make it into something specific. In fact, on the first day in art class we did an excercise where we draw a random scribble for our classmate and then turn what we were given into a character.
He has amazing talent live on kid don’t let anyone stop you
I kind of feel like it's more rare to see an autistic person without a Great gift/talent than it is to find one With a Great talent/gift.
true lol
As someone with an autistic child, i think what people miss is that it's often not a talent but a result of obsession and constant practice. My daughter is 6 and draws incredible pictures of the shows she loves and reads books well beyond what's normal at her age however she is completely non verbal.
eh most of us are really good at something bc we tend to get intense about our interests but for most people it's not something that's practical or can be put to use. From my experience it's easier to find someone that's really good at memorizing game lore or history or something than these savant types that make showstopping art
Guess i got the short end of the stick
I had a stroke trying to read this it's not your fault tho it's mine I was trying to comprehend the with or without part
They do that to relieve a lot of stress and discomfort from previous situations
Yeah.. no.
“Autism is both a disability its a different ability”- my madre ❤
Omg that is incredible truly amazing honestly proud of him even if I don’t know him I’m proud of what he’s doing keep doing your stuff man
SU FORMA DE TOMAR EL LÁPIZ ES DE AUTISTA
Autistic people are proven to smarter than the average person because of how they think. They know more than we know, they see better than we see. Because they see it in a different angle than we do. Honest to good I do wish I had this gift.
Come on 😂 that’s just not true
@@coltermasson8124 it is, my friend
we are just people with a disability.
I get why you think that, but it's rather a *difference* of where our intelligence is. In terms of social situations and queues, we're usually hopeless. But our hyperfixations and "logical" stuff is usually quite easy for us.
@@stinkyboy6474Couldn't have said it any better.
This young boy is ARTISITIC
he can multi task.. welcome to being human.
That is truely amazing, I admire anyone that can create art such as this
Well done 👌❤️
It’s crazy I couldn’t really see it until a few seconds later from the beginning and but that is truly incredible what he’s doing
Thats the power of imagination and creativity. Thats God
unlike that random austrian man who couldn’t get into art school this kid doesn’t even need art school he is so good
Sometimes we have to look at our disabilities as abilities, and stuff like this is absolutely amazing he is a true artist! 😊
It is not a disability, it is a special ability while the brain is other "wired and connected".
its a feature i would say.
You see structures, patterns or other visual cues.
So call it a disability is a negative term for something which is beautiful what the nature had planned for us, to see through different eyes/views.
@@maibat1It's still a disability.
A disability refers to something that impacts ones daily life in a negative way.
Autism definitely impacts someone's daily life in a negative way. It can make it difficult to form relationships, and meltdowns, sensory overload, and shutdowns are common.
@deadflypremium As an Autistic person, those are not common. You might be friends with an autistic person and not even know it.
@@Some_Dutch_Kid I'm aware that sometimes (or even most of the time) the struggles that an autistic person has are barely noticeable from the outside. But that doesn't mean it doesn't affect their daily life in a negative manner.
@@maibat1are you autistic too?
(I'm not being mean, genuinely curious if you're one of us, or one of the ableds lol
This is pure skill and intelligence❤
1 art doesn't take intelligence 2 the kid didn't draw it 🙄
@@Zeltrove1 shut up 2 prove it
@stinkyboy6474 lmao I don't need to prove it any one with more than 1 braincell would be able to see it and imagine saying shut up over comments cause you don't have an actual comeback this doesn't even concern you bruv go back to having no life
Bro can draw better than me😂💀
May God's continue to bless this child
God does not exist
Seems to ne that god fucked him more than anything else.
Raw talent ❤!
Make him a gallery artist … people will thousands for his creativity..
This drawing is better than every drawing I made in my life
While autism is a mental disorder that requires dependence from a caretaker, people with autism truly have remarkable abilities. This is so wholesome and pure. I hope he continues to use his talent and would love to see what the future holds for him! Bravo young man.
Erm. Hi, autistic person here. We dont ALL need caretakers but some of us do need special care. Thanks for your concern though.
@justyana488 I didn't mean all. My brother has autism but is able to live life relatively normal. Obviously, he has some issues with different aspects in life but is independent for the most part.
@@TheMikeHunt oh! Thanks for clarifying 😊
Most civilised conversation in these comments so far
Hi, autism isn't a mental disorder
Narrator was right! My mind was blown! When they showed the eagle right after the squiggly lines, my eyes went wide! So beautiful! Keep up the beautiful art little man!!
Im amazed how addicted he is to youtube! What a good goy
The fact that he can simultaneously watch random youtube videos while drawing like this is insane.
This shows that no matter what you are or what you have you can do everything
Oh goodness gracious, that's fabulously fabulous 😅very well created my young man! Shared!! 🎉
He’s not disabled, he’s gifted!
This comes to show that no matter what disability you may have, everyone can master creating art.
Who said disability?
@@FIN86fi ??-
back at it again at krispy creams
@@Tokenzz_ Autism isn't a disability
@SPIRITEN25559 I sort of understand where you're coming from. But I wasn't only talking about autism though. I'm talking about both physical *and* mental conditions. The definition of disability is a physical *or* mental condition that limits a person's movements, senses, or activities. Please forgive me if I'm wrong, but is that not the correct terminology?-
I like how someone clearly completed the drawing between the cut
Lol. Come on , really. You are stretching reality to it's limits for that assumption. He's an artist, has social media accounts , and posts his art almost daily. But keep on thinking he's less than extremely talented.
Idk whats more incredible, the fact that kid was using no reference or the fact that he call the medium he’s using paint
Talent
Hey friends ^^
Just a friendly reminder before you comment. We autistic people are people, we have feelings, hurts, things that make us happy etc. Were not just an idea/label on a screen.
We are not just kids. Autistic children grow up and become adults. Be kind ❤
RHANK YOU we are not saints for being autistic.
I don’t know what’s more impressive the drawing or the fact that he can control RUclips with one hand
Bro is the main character
Give him youtube premium he deserves it❤
)who give jou nick name?
@@edinabajrektarevic9506 😂 isn't it funny though
Tired of RUclipsrs telling us what we think about what they show us.
These people constantly recycle old videos , put some narration, make it a short so you can split it into two parts....
His smile just made me cry in joy he looks so happy❤❤
Smart gifted boy!
Not really sure we should be calling an autistic person ‘disabled’, many of them are just so talented like in this case. Perhaps they are just special, and even if they don’t appear to be extraordinarily talented they are just simply different from most of us, not disabled.
Yes !!
But we are though? Being autistic is not bad, it’s just a different neurotype. It does disable us in day to day life, making things like social interactions and navigating a world that’s not built for us, difficult. Personally, being autistic, I have sensory issues. If the environment I am in is very busy, it stresses me out and I just can’t function, and I would consider that disabling. That’s just one example of things I deal with daily. The only time you shouldn’t use the word disabled is if you are doing it to try to insult a person, or if they specifically told you not to. Yes we’re different from neurotypicals, and we are disabled. Disabled is not a bad word!
Are you autistic? Have friends or family that are autistic? Not really sure why you think you can decide what to call autistic people if not ...
autism is a disability. do not de-validate the struggles and accommodation that autistic people go through
disability is not a bad word, it is just a descriptor for how autism affects a person’s life, and when you take away the fact that it is a disability, instead opting for it to be a ‘difference’ you take away the acknowledgment of the struggles that autistic people go through.
What an amazing boy, God is good.
thats my son. they always doing 2 or more things at once. they love youtube
This boy is incredibly talented i hope he gets recognized for his talent and it takes him far.
My older brother is autistic and he is a very good at art and he’s been drawing since he was 3 years old ❤
Talented...Stunning
Omg his drawling is so cool❤️❤️
"hes black, but he has talent"
I loved teaching and working with autistic students. They are all amazing.
Please don’t generalise about us, when you’ve met one autistic person, you’ve met one autistic person.
@@bustedfenderhe’s talking ‘bout his students lol. Lighten up
@@timtamTom.1 I love you neurotypicals you can do really well with the right support.
Stop calling it a mental disorder
It is tho
Potatoism
It is though?
@dddd-iz7mg they not mental they just have a learning disability so it's kind of rude saying they have a mental disorder
Having a learning disability don't mean there mental
@@xerothehero1704 no its not
Only if you could imagine what's going on in his mind...the way he grips the pencil even. Just unbelievably good to see.
autistic person here, autism is not a mental disorder or a disability it is a mental development disorder and it goes way deeper than just making us autistic people develop slower.
God bless every child autistic these children are absolutely beautiful minds and beautiful hearts my step grandson is my little angel we are two peas in a pod when we get together and I'm so blessed to have him in my life
Wait until they grow up! When given the right resources autistic adults and children can be wonderfully talented people.
💯 Great talent. ❤
People with autism have really special skills. In different areas. So i'm not surprised he did something remarkable here.
Autism comes with difficulties but with such beautiful strong skill sets on a whole different level