PSA: TicsandRoses uses they/them pronouns and I did slip up a few times in this video by misgendering them. I apologize to all of the viewers I may have offended. Even though I don’t agree with their actions, it’s basic human decency to respect someone’s pronouns 💕
Thank you 💗 as a trans person it’s horrible feeling like I have to “earn” the right to have my pronouns respected and have been punished with misgendering more then once, not enough people acknowledge how harmful it is
@@pianxtremeyt It says on all their profiles, you can find it in 1 Google search and you said you didn’t care in your reply to my comment and in the video you posted about their pronouns…
I fell down the "fake disorder tiktok" rabbit hole recently, and it's so disturbing. I've been watching both of your videos. I don't have Tourette's, but I still really enjoy your videos! So educational, I've actually watched a few with my (preteen) kids to help them understand acceptance of different disorders and how faking them can be harmful to the community these people are claiming to be a part of. They're at the age where they're getting into Tiktok, so it's helping them be more...aware and cautious of things they may see on there.
I love that your teaching your kids that faking a disorder is really harmful, i have tics and i saw someone similar to tics and roses faking tics and they we're bragging about it and laughing
I have a few diagnoses, one major one being bipolar. When I hear someone use manic as a verb it bothers me so much. I wanna tell them they have no idea what being manic really is and how harmful it can be. Thank you for reaching your kids about the importance of understanding, acceptance, and honesty!!
You're a good parent You deserve your kids as much as they deserve you Very smart of you :) I have been diagnosed with asd (Autism spectrum disorder) and adhd (Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder) and I hear people say the word retarded as an example and it makes me really peeved (sorry 😅) And I'm a member of the lgbt and I hear people use the word faggot daily and it annoys me I educate those that are closet to me bc they will listen to me and so they can try avoid using those words 😁 But thank you miss, I appreciate the support and your parents methods There are so many kids that need parents like you bc there are a lot of shit parents that don't care and it's peeving to watch 😒😕 But again thank you 😊
I have too and some (not a lot) of the videos are taken and someone adds text. Like one was of a person dressed in the bunny ears and they decoracore makeup and it was just of them dancing and lipsyncing and someone took the video and added text that was promtoting incest and stuff. So just be aware some people suck and other people suck in another way
The way Tics and Roses says "wow" isn't consistent. Their voice gets higher with each progressive "wow!" Compare that to Rylie's "fuck off." He says it in the same tone every time.
All my humming tics are the same tone, but I also have one that goes very fast and increases in tone very quickly, almost to a quiet scream, and then it stops.
I need another ryley colab. Despite triggering each others tics, I thoroughly enjoyed watching you reviewing things together. I'm really happy to see a bigger channel acknowledge a small one in a positive way.
Every time you say "I got rice," my immediate thought is, "What? Where!" lol. Not the worst catchphrase you could have. I fell down the rabbit hole and have been fixating on learning about Tourette's. I will say that I appreciate you guys trying to not attack the person's character, but still inform people in a positive way that normalizes interacting with someone who could suffer from tics.
I love y’all’s educational and entertaining channels. It’s perfect mix of both and by the way your ticcs and triggering each other is still 1000x better than ticandroses any day lol.
This must have been really agonising for the both of you to watch. I use to care for someone who has Tourette’s and he would say the N-word quite a bit. The amount of times I had to step in and explain he has Tourette’s before he got physically assaulted. Some day his physical tics would be worse than others. My heart broke for him, I can tell he was in a lot of pain. Both physically and mentally. The fact someone could fake something like that is beyond me
The first thing I noticed about the makeup clip was that she stopped blending her foundation to do the first "tic" I cant even believe how much energy people put into faking things. I also don't understand how people don't realize that fakers downplaying disorders/diseases/conditions to very vague symptoms, makes everyone who's impressionable think they have the condition, then they spread their experience as how the condition effects someone, and the whole loop starts over again. The more people fake conditions, and self diagnose and refuse actual medical knowledge aka medical providers, the more the condition gets stigmatized as something its not, it makes it harder for people to get diagnosed(not only for misunderstanding of symptoms, but also because of medical providers being more hesitant to diagnose) and causes people who are already suffering, to suffer more. I'm disabled from Endometriosis & Cyclic vomiting syndrome, but I also have (and have been diagnosed with everything over a decade ago) ADHD, depression, PTSD, social, medical, and generalized anxiety. I cant even explain how frustrating it is seeing what people think ADHD is, and PTSD, and even anxiety and depression. I really hope something changes somehow, I hate how much has been impacted by people faking
I - I'm sorry, it was so perfect. Ticsandroses - "one for you!" Tosses package at camera. Ryley: "F-off!" That being said, thank you both for being so educational and helping spread awareness of this nonsense! It's appreciated, and it's really frustrating to see people jump on this "trend", and see real struggle in comparison.
If you both were faking tourettes you'd have to be the best actors ever to keep up the act this consistently over 30mins, not to mention all the other videos you each separately produce.
I do not have Tourette’s but I do have ADHD, depression and anxiety. While I’m aware the stigmas are completely different, I can understand the frustration that accompanies a disorder and the crowd of fakers that can come along with it. A lot of people who don’t have mental disorders I find don’t understand how frustrating such conditions can really be and how they can impair you. I would be severely angry to find someone online faking ADHD or any other issues I have. So I’m just sorry this exists. It’s nice to be educated on the topic tho and I appreciate hearing y’all’s opinions and experiences! Thank you!
I don't have this disorder so I can't say much but I understand that it's really painful during certain tics (for example when she hits her chest/ her neck or when Riley stretches his head back.) The fact that you two decided to do this together knowing you'd trigger eachother is legendary and I have endless respect for you guys for doing this.
You two are so cute, I genuinely smiled at you guys ticcing from each other then kinda laughing about it. Tics and roses was how I discovered the whole faking disabilities "trend" they invalidate entire communities by doing this! It's disgusting and degrading.
Something I notice whatching you is that the way your muscles contract and move, your tone and movement are almost the same in every tick... and you can almost feel the involuntaty spasm... but for ticksandroses it looks just as a repetitive conscious movement... the muscles don't have that involuntary spasm/contraction look, the words sound different every time which probably correlate with the breathing you said... Firt it was cool to have depression and be suicidal... then bipolar.. then autism.. now tourette.. idk why some people think mental conditions and illness are fun and trendy
I think there’s a big portion of teens who have other issues and need help, so they’re copying these things either to get attention/help or have an explanation for their issues. Like faking DID is pretty popular right now, too. I remember wishing I had multiple personalities when I was younger because I felt like I can’t survive on my own, I just wanted to block the trauma and mental illness and be someone else. Probably not a long road from that to dissociating and believing you have it? The grown adults that do it for clout and profit are disgusting.
@@JasminMiettunen BPD is another one that people claim all the time now too, not realising how bad it actually is. I've got a friend who has bpd and even I didn't know how bad it was until relatively recently. The name makes it sound like it's just someone with a shit personality, not that it's borderline schizophrenia or something similar. They can hear voices and hallucinate too. All of her behaviour, self harm, suicide attempts, unable to get a grip on her addiction, putting herself in risky situations constantly, going missing, being in hospital for serious things from complications relating to her drug abuse, losing her accommodation and being on the streets because she's met a random man and gone off with him for weeks so she's been kicked out of the supported housing (multiple times), ends up being abused by said men (and women, trans women, and anyone else who takes in a homeless, unwell girl). It all makes sense now I know more about her illness. If people actually knew what came with bpd they wouldn't want it. PTSD is another one I hear all the time. I've been diagnosed with that, depression and anxiety for years. I hate saying it now though because I just know people are gonna think I'm just another one jumping on the bandwagon but I'm 35, I've struggled since I was 16. These people make me sick.
From what I've learned, it sort of sounds like someone trying to fake having hiccups. Like, hiccups aren't totally consistent, they can be really bad, they can go away for a few hours then suddenly come back, they can be totally arrhythmic, etc. So when someone's faking hiccups, we can understand what they're aiming for, but it's very very clear that they're faking because of subtle things like breaths. You two mentioning the breathing got me thinking about that, like, when you have hiccups you have no control over how you breathe until the hiccup passes and then you can sort of play catch-up. Obviously, hiccups aren't the same as having Tourette's Syndrome, but does that sound like a possibly good analogy for people that don't have it! Apologies if I totally misinterpreted something, really appreciate this content, I'm learning something new all the time :)
As a mother of a 15 year old who was diagnosed with Tourette's at just under 2 years, I'm not bothered or distracted by either of you two and your tics. I guess the natural, REAL tics are easier for me to I've alongside because of experience. But THEIR fake shit makes me want to punch her in the throat. I'm almost 38 and I've had tremors and small tics my whole life, but now I'm developing more violent tics and making small yelling noises with them. I have a hole in my skull that my brain is pressing into and it's causing a bunch of issues.
i just have to say, i’m sitting here smiling and giggling in a “motherly” kind of way. i hope this doesn’t sound bad but your tics are actually endearing to me. it sounds rather bad coming off but maybe it’s because these are genuine tics and i’m thankful you two are sharing videos like these. y’all are real. and you don’t deserve these people out here making a joke out of a very real thing you deal with!! -lovingly, a kid with another syndrome who gets it
I believe tics and roses doesn't have tics because here's my theory: With their "tics" they say those lines at the appropriate situation while people with real tics say things that don't match the situation and people that don't know about Tourette syndrome get confused Examples: "wake up!" when they wakes up, "it's too hot!" when they're cooking, "send me to Canada!" when they're unpacking a package but in other situations they never repeats those lines ever again unlike our amazing people that -Actually have tics -Have been diagnosed with Tourette syndrome at some point in their life -Are valid :) Ticcing Together and RyleyFreeDaTourettesKid Have Tourette's because they tic and say things that don't match the situation You'll noticed a lot that Ticcing Together says "i got rice" and "hi" a lot at random times And RyleyFreeDaTourettesKid says "Oi Mate" and "F*ck off" at random times as well It's not their faults that they say that because they're tics and tics are unintentional and they don't mean to say them Therefore they are valid as well as the rest of the people around the world that actually have Tourette syndrome :)
On reddit the family of tics and roses even said that TR was faking cause they had hours of live streams where they didnt tic and then TR got banned on tiktok after so much evidence was popping up and pretty much TR said all they wanted was to promote their business and spread awareness on tourettes
the only reason i don't agree w this is bc ppl w ts have talked about how sometimes their tics would say inappropriate things that were appropriate for the situation (i have a bomb/gun" going through an airport is my most known example)
tics can be context-specific but not EVERY SINGLE TIME. Plus like the OP had said, once she does these very situation-based "tics" she never does them again. Not how tics work at all.
I have epilepsy but my particular type causes very small seizures many times a day. They look and sound really similar to Ryley’s tic that sounds sort of like a hiccup(?) and it honestly makes me feel so much better to see both of them have these tics but just move past them and continue conversation. I get so embarrassed and always, always apologize for the interruption of conversation (I often am very disoriented and lose my place in conversation, though, causing people to backtrack and tell me what I missed-so that’s partially why I feel bad, I guess) or how people always point it out to me or ask about it (which is fine, honestly, because I’d rather help educate than have them go off stereotypes forever). I don’t know if this makes sense, but it genuinely is really nice to see people showing similar reactions (in terms of facial expressions, vocal tics, etc. I know epilepsy and Tourette’s are entirely different) and just like, not really acknowledging it, moving on and having a normal conversation. Not laughing, apologizing, excusing it, etc. Again, I don’t know if this made sense and I hope it didn’t come off as ignorant or offensive. Edit: omg and the “my neck is going to hurt a lot tonight” Yes queen, I absolutely relate 😭 (again I know Tourette’s and epilepsy are entirely different, but my specific type of epilepsy causes a ton of small, rapid partial seizes of my face/neck)
I believe it’s their roommate who is recording them in most or all of their videos. I thought it was pretty suspicious when they (ticsandroses) explained they didn’t have coprolalia, that all their swear words were intentional but had a video of them reading nursery rhymes and supposedly "ticced" the words "cock and hoe". Coprolalia isn’t just swearing, it’s anything obscene, socially inappropriate and derogatory remarks.
Its nice to see someone talking about people who fake disabilities in good faith. Having people who actually have the disability, who are cautious about fake claiming is ideal. As opposed to abled people who claim to be helping the community by harassing anyone they think is fake (and are often wrong and malicious)
15:07 exactly, i quit tiktok partly because of this. My personal case is typically very mild with the occasional moderate-severe flare up and it’s so invalidating how the media only shows severe cases as if they’re the only cases that matter.
I don’t have Tourette’s but I have OCD with tics, so I have tics a lot less often and only when my OCD is really bad. I do get really frustrated at my tics and say “stop it” to myself which I know won’t actually do anything or help at all but I dunno it’s just me expressing my frustration during a tic attack
It was the merch that really got me, I don’t see what the difference is between that and a bogus charity. It could be possible that she faked the condition because of some psychological need for attention through some disorder. However, selling merch on the back of it is disgusting. I'm sure she watches these videos and might read the comments if she does, do the right thing and give the money to a Tourettes charity. In the U.K. we have Tourette’s Action. You got the money through deception, it’s stolen.
On reddit the family of tics and roses even said that TR was faking cause they had hours of live streams where they didnt tic and then TR got banned on tiktok after so much evidence was popping up and pretty much TR said all they wanted was to promote their business and spread awareness on tourettes, ajd i agree them not donating the money to a charity based on tourettes and not keeping the money for themselves
Just terrible that people need to fake problems these days for attention….kudos to you both for bringing attention to this. Educating me on this condition that I was unaware of. Thank you.
The one that annoys me the most is she often have those "uwu" voice for her tics. It could happens but you can't really choose the tics to be the "cutesy" one
I have lingering ticks from a medication I used to take. It was much worse when I was taking it. I remember being so sore on bad days. I can't believe people actually pretend to have this.
I had a good friend who had ticks for about a year after a traumatic brain injury. One of the things that always amused me is he never ticked before he had his morning coffee 🤣 it’s like you said, most people don’t tick the second they wake up. He always said “the ticks don’t wake until I do”
I love this education. You two are absolutely amazing! I hope they find a cure for you so you don't suffer from the painful part of the tics. I applaud you both for advocating and educating!
Sorry if this is a dumb question, but can you get a repetative tic that lasts a while and then just goes away? Love you guys, keep up the good work! Much love! I can tell your tics are painful.
my understanding is that yes certain tics can stick, then go away. In some cases they might have periods of time where their tics are minimal or almost non existent then come back.
Thanks to you both for your posts. I’ve struggled with OCD, anxiety & depression for a long time. I wanna give people the benefit of the doubt when I see some of these social media videos you’re talking about, but there’s a level of discomfort that you see in people with any of these conditions that I’m generally not sensing. It’s brutal living with these things & takes a toll. For those who do fake it for attention, as you said, it is disastrous to anyone in the mental health community - we already go through enough cr*p.
Yeah I also have OCD. It's super fun to be doing better with your themes then to start questioning if you even have OCD. Like hell I can't even enjoy progress because it makes me second guess it, trying to start the cycle over again
The fake disorder tiktok is quite the rabbithole and I wasn't expecting to fall down it or end up on your channel. What's more, I just can't wrap my head around saying someone is faking either. Back when I was in high school, there were certainly some people who either exaggerated or faked their problems for attention, but I try to give everyone the benefit of the doubt at first because at the end of the day, I simply don't know. The fact that both of you get fake claimed is just so mind boggling to me. Keep doing what you're doing.
My favorite part was when both of you attempted the pterodactyl screech haha just say it, you guys absolutely cringe at that "tic" 😂 Also, I've said this before but a Tourette's Against Humanity with Ryley would be fun if you're both up to it. Enjoyed this. Thank you, Carly! ❤️
What really tops it all is all the conditions and diagnoses they claim to have, including Huntington's Disease, which they can't be diagnosed with Tourette's if they actually HAVE Huntington's! Their grandfather has Huntington's, their mother was recently diagnosed, but they claim to have had bad tics when they were little and being diagnosed with Huntington's as a kid. My sister is a nurse and said they absolutely DO NOT have Huntington's, it doesn't get diagnosed as a kid, and they wouldn't be able to function if they've had it that long. I honestly believe they have a mental health issue where they have an extreme need for attention. I've always said that Tourette's is like OCD on steroids with no control over it. The videos of them where they don't have ANY tics or signs of Tourette's for over an hour! They take whatever situation they are in and come up with "tics" they think will seem influenced by their surroundings, but it's just not believable! My son has no tics while riding his bike. Can we get a bunch of Neuro-divergent people, with the conditions they claim to have, together to confront them in person?
I feel like these are more so stims that they are just exaggerating and calling Tourette’s cause some of these things I do as stimming things like the mew and neck bends and such but it’s not something I like to bring attention too either. Like sometimes if I’m really tired I’ll keep doing the same movement over and over but it’s usually anxious stimming when I’m in a stressful environment or have to focus but have too much energy to sit still. Stimming can sometimes look like Tourette’s but it’s definitely not the same and it’s not okay to tell people you have Tourette’s when you don’t.
Yeah, this is pretty wide spred, amongst younger people. They have big problems and say they tic, but it's a scream for help. But making money out of it!?! That is so not ok! Thanks for calling them out!
I really enjoyed this video, and want to thank you both for making it even though it could not have been easy. I'm not super familiar with Tourettes but seeing how you two tic vs. How tics and roses tics really makes it easy to see that they are impersonating what they've seen others. Thank you for making this kind content to help educate us on how life really is with it - admittedly one of the first times I ever saw it was a tics and roses tik tok so I'm relieved to have my misconceptions clearing up on some things.
Just found your channel - I had never really been exposed to Tourettes so I could never tell who was faking and who wasn't, watching you both react to this person makes it so obvious that they are mocking a difficult and frustrating (to say the least) syndrome . But I love that you both focus debunking their act rather than attacking the person, thanks for bringing awareness in a positive way and can't wait for more vids!
Tics and Rose's made my blood boil. Shes absolutely a horrible person to even do this. The most horrific part is that because of her ridiculous claims that she "had" tourettes!😏 Is now that people with real tourettes. Like you carly have to now explain yourself and justify your illness.. it must put pressure on you.? All because of an attention seeking individual like emerald!! Carly your real fans know you are genuine. And we absolutely love and admire you. For your bravery and dedication to supporting tourettes sufferers. Totally alot of respect for you ❤
I know Claire (do you spell it with or without an e?) and Ryley says that tics aren't funny and they're tough (which is something that Claire has criticized TicsAndRoses for in the past) but seeing them laugh at their own tics that were triggered because of the other was so genuinely wholesome
This is such a unique video and collab. I really appreciate both of you for bringing awareness and truth to what this disorder is and how it affects your lives. I'm also really happy that you both seemed to have fun talking with each other and were relating to each other about your experiences. I guess if there's one "good" thing that TicsAndRoses did through her scam, it's that she brought more awareness that people really do fake this for clout and that it's really harmful.
When my daughter had a tic where she would touch hot things she could not stop just shy of getting hurt unfortunately. So I found that a valid point you mentioned about the hair in the pan.
Im so glad you both mentioned that some of the tics are painful. My neck cracks when I let a full tic out and if it's a really bad tic day, my neck will be sore for days afterwards and its just freakin exhausting.
I met a guy on PSN who had tourette's. We had a FIFA team together. I'm gay and we we were both teased because we were different. It was friendly enough until it became boring. Liam (The guy with tourette's) became closer to me and we left after a lot of fun. Sometimes they would make fun of him and imitate his sniffing tics. I told him I thought it was cute and endearing. He seemed to really appreciate the comment. When he showed me a pic of himself I couldn't believe how amazing his jawline was. I've been diagnosed with ADHD, Bi polar Disorder and Severe Anxiety Disorder. I also have been a high functioning alcoholic for about 10 years. There isn't anything funny about tourette's, but it can be very endearing. I hope that's not offensive to say. love and hugs
the way ticsandroses fakes their tics reminds me of kids on the playground pretending to have tics to mock and bully kids with tourettes. I personally have learned so much about tourettes from you and also doing research about it cuz I want to understand more. (I also saw a video, i forgot from which channel but they do like videos of people with different disorders or similar with basically "things they want you to know" and I saw one with tourettes and it was very interesting to see different peoples tourettes and how it differs)
not the two of them triggering each others' tics lowkey. I love your content, though i do not have tourettes, I do have tremors and spasms. So this type of channel is definitely educational as far as tics go.
The only times i as someone with an undiagnosed tic disorder react to my tics with shock or covering my mouth is when i say derogatory terms. I rarely tic these words but am absolutely mortified when i do. Im a very conscientious person and in no circumstances will say the n-word or r-word, but i have ticced them a couple times. Having tics is not fun or funny. I can not explain the shame ive felt after ticcing certain things. Under no circumstances is faking disorders okay. Thank you both for viewing these in an educational way so that others do not believe this narrative she is presenting about Tourettes.
Got here from watching videos calling out people faking disorders for clout and quirky points. These people are invalidating people with actual disorders and probably are up to thier eyeballs in a victim complex. I have OCD and panic disorder and suffer from head twitching when triggered and under extreme stress. It's embarrassing and worries me but it's an OCD compulsion to "shake out the bad thoughts" can't imagine what you go through. Compulsive things are maddening and never fun. Finding myself twitching and ripping out my beard hair is not fun or quirky, it's deeply stressful.
I had… never heard of this fake Tourette’s thing until your videos came up for me in my RUclips feed and I am absolutely disgusted. This is just levels of foul beyond description. Anyone faking a condition, no matter what it is, is worthy of despise. I’m sorry this person, and even more from what I’m hearing, has happened to your community. Is it polite to ask a question? I checked the description but didn’t see either way, so I hope this okay! While having a discussion with someone with Tourette’s, is it better? Polite? To wait for a tick to happen when you’re speaking, even if there is a gap, or just talk over it? I noticed both of you seem to talk over the tics, which is what made me think about it. Thank you very much for spreading knowledge! I’m binging your videos right now to learn more!
I HATE the nursery rhyme one so much. So clearly NOT how it works. They wouldn’t be timed like that nor so relevant to the subject they are ready AND rhyming yet!
Love that you guys teamed up! I know how hard this is, being set off by seeing other peoples tics, so thank you both for putting yourselves through this to inform and educate others. ♥️
idk if anyone else noticed, but in the driving tiktok, if you look through the back window you can see the scenery stays the exact same, they weren't even driving 😭😭
You guys are awesome for dealing with this stuff. I personally don't know anyone with bad bad tourettes. I also feel so bad for you guys as well I know that it is very hard to deal with. I made a video on tic tock about the people who are faking this stuff. Hope you guys are doing well. Keep up the great work letting people know that faking tourettes is a really bad thing to do.
You Carly are amazing. Some of the things I have read in this comment section makes me think ticsandroses isn’t the only highly problematic creator in this community though.
I loved seeing this collab! I think it's great to have channels focused on awareness and education support each other like this, and I enjoyed seeing you two talk and discuss about these videos together. :)
OMG watching the driving tic was so disturbing. Me personally my tics are lessened when I'm very focused and I suppress all major tics while driving. It's very painful but on a bad day the most I'll do while driving is blinking or a blow-air-out-of-my-mouth tic. My tics aren't very severe but if they were as severe as they (ticsandroses) claimed theirs to be I wouldn't find them funny while driving, let alone record them.
I don't have tourettes, but I have asd. I was only diagnosed like a year ago, so I'm still not very aware of my stims, and this video made me realise ticcing can trigger my stims. Luckily they don't hurt too much, but still quite annoying when I'm trying to play Minecraft and require both hands
I found you through explore fake disorder videos. I really like the cooperative video. I enjoyed watching you both playing off one another. keep going💪🏽 you are positive figures.
I have very mild Tourette, and mostly motor tics as well, but people say I'm faking on bad tic days, or when I don't tic at all. It annoying in school because I sit tests with everyone else since one of my complex tics is hitting the desk and saying )or yelling) 'Lockdown everyone run!' when its really quiet. That tic is rare but the whole class starts laughing and the poor teacher needs to try and get everyone back of task. I hit myself a lot, and other people. I'm covered in red marks sometimes and I once broke my hand hitting a wall in my room. Even tho a teacher aid needs to be with me basically all the time to make sure I don't get myself into a fight accidently hitting a 'tough' kid everyone (but my friends and some of the other kids) tell me I'm faking all the time, some people are even scared of my because I'm 'not normal' I don't really know how to make the bulling stop. Anyone have a suggestion?
I’m sorry to hear about the bullying 💔 So many people think I’m faking too but at the end of the day you have to be true to yourself & realize you know yourself more than any of the bullies do
I sometimes watch these videos about fake disorders even though I usually hate it and how it's being talked about. Ive watched a couple of your videos though and so far I really like it and think this is exactly how this subject should be approached, with a lot of empathy that is. Keep it up :)
Oh wow I've never seen the driving one before. That one is truly horrible. If they really had tourettes as bad as they show it to be then they shouldn't be driving at all. But the fact that they're driving really just proves that they're faking their tics bc they know they actually do have control of their actions and won't crash. And it makes it even worse that they're laughing so much like none of that is funny it's just straight up dangerous.
I have a really random tourettes related question that I'm not sure anyone knows the answer to. I noticed that you often have rice, beans, or cheese as a vocal tic. My friend has ham as a tic and I've seen videos of people who also had beans as a tic. Are food names actually really common tics? If so, why?
I don’t have an answer, but you made me realise how common food tics are. The woman in this video did say that beans and wow are common because Tourette’s can copy phrases that your brain likes the sound of, so they've become common on the internet. I think it was called echolalia.
Watching the two of you, TS looks painful for both of you. Jaw, neck, and for Ryley teeth and tongue. Sorry people are so nasty and faking a serious medical condition.
Happy to see you and Ryley colab! Awesome video. Looking forward to seeing more. Already subbed to Ryley and he let us know about you😊 Love it when we can all work together. I've really been enjoying your channel and Ryley's and I'm grateful for y'all's honesty and willingness to come forward to educate us about Tourettes Syndrome. I admire you both greatly. I have my own struggles and you're both very inspiring. Thank you! 💙 All my love 💙
It’s absolutely disgusting that people would fake a condition, she should be ashamed of herself. Disgraceful. You two are lovely and I’m so sorry people fake having what you guys have. I have fibromyalgia & if someone faked that I’d be f**king fuming. She’s an embarrassment
For real. I don't have it whatsoever but from what I've seen, it's extremely frustrating/ painful for some people with the condition. I can't imagine why someone would WANT to have something like this. It's not funny or quirky to have a condition and people are so hooked on having some sort of disorder, it's horrible
T and R is just way too excited to be “ticcing” in the videos . If you live with this condition and experience ticcs multiple times a day, why would you be so happy about it?
Small note on the "not talking to your tics" part, personally I (non-tourettes- I have fnd) if my tics are getting too annoying and I'm comfortable enough with the people I'm around, I'll go "can you not?" when my neck is snapping
I have a tic that is NOT Tourette’s. Its caused by my medication and it sucks that I have to hide that part of me because so many fakers make me also look like im attention seeking. Its not verbal, I just tic with my head. And also because its not a constant thing, it makes me look like im them more and more. Its so frustrating trying to not bring attention to it in public but I get stares and asked if im on drugs all the time and its frustrating as fuck
I laugh when I’m uncomfortable//embarrassed,, some tics in public are embarrassing and uncomfortable and I tend to laugh, but I can absolutely confirm that it is NOT fun
i dont have tourettes but i know multiple people who do; one thing that sticks out the most as seeming "fake" is that her tics are are cutesy and fluid... like its a niche adorable thing rather than a disability thats seen much more as annoying and embarassing.
on the rhyming thing. I have an obsession with rhymes. And they have to be perfect rhymes though (or i lose my shit) But its not like her nursery rhyme. its not like it makes sense the words just rhyme. I have a mild case of tourettes though, But i always get excited when others share my tic.. I have never even thought to do a channel about it. I have always tried to hide it
I don’t have Tourette’s but love your vids! One thing that’s very obvious is that none of their tics are ever consistent. They’ll do the same tic twice in the video and it’s never consistent like actual tics. Not just their vocal but they’re body movements as well. They’re body tics are also not aggressive enough? Like they don’t seem jerky and instead look very controlled.
When they say "stop it" to their tick, that reminded me of how I used to mutter "stop hurting me" to myself, but that wasn't a tick. I was just really frustrated and also very mentally ill which ain't the same thing as tourettes. (I developed a flinching tick and a vocal tick that sounds like a chirp from living with mental illness for so long. It's not cute it's annoying and awkward because the more self consious I feel, the more I tick. I just wanted to share.)♥
PSA: TicsandRoses uses they/them pronouns and I did slip up a few times in this video by misgendering them. I apologize to all of the viewers I may have offended. Even though I don’t agree with their actions, it’s basic human decency to respect someone’s pronouns 💕
Thank you 💗 as a trans person it’s horrible feeling like I have to “earn” the right to have my pronouns respected and have been punished with misgendering more then once, not enough people acknowledge how harmful it is
I didn't even know they wanted to be classified like that, so I did that too. I also would have done so had I known.
@@pianxtremeyt It says on all their profiles, you can find it in 1 Google search and you said you didn’t care in your reply to my comment and in the video you posted about their pronouns…
@@pianxtremeyt your reply to @puppie comment says otherwise but ok
@@pianxtremeyt Ooooooh you got exposed dude.
As an Australian, I approve of this guy's "oi mate" tic.
As a US citizen I agree with you :)
As a fellow Aussie I can agree
Ken oath
I literally have the same tic !!!
E'lo ya bloody legends
Ryley’s “F- off!” tic is wonderfully appropriate for watching these TikToks
The “ugghh” tics were also wonderfully spot on for these TikToks 👌
Same with the f- you tic 👌
WA
EXACLTY
@@supergachastudios9730 and carly's tic where she flips the camera off
I fell down the "fake disorder tiktok" rabbit hole recently, and it's so disturbing. I've been watching both of your videos. I don't have Tourette's, but I still really enjoy your videos! So educational, I've actually watched a few with my (preteen) kids to help them understand acceptance of different disorders and how faking them can be harmful to the community these people are claiming to be a part of. They're at the age where they're getting into Tiktok, so it's helping them be more...aware and cautious of things they may see on there.
I love that your teaching your kids that faking a disorder is really harmful, i have tics and i saw someone similar to tics and roses faking tics and they we're bragging about it and laughing
I have a few diagnoses, one major one being bipolar. When I hear someone use manic as a verb it bothers me so much. I wanna tell them they have no idea what being manic really is and how harmful it can be. Thank you for reaching your kids about the importance of understanding, acceptance, and honesty!!
My daughter is at the stage where she believes everythin she sees , it’s so hard to get them to understand that most of social media is an fake x
You're a good parent
You deserve your kids as much as they deserve you
Very smart of you :)
I have been diagnosed with asd (Autism spectrum disorder) and adhd (Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder) and I hear people say the word retarded as an example and it makes me really peeved (sorry 😅)
And I'm a member of the lgbt and I hear people use the word faggot daily and it annoys me
I educate those that are closet to me bc they will listen to me and so they can try avoid using those words 😁
But thank you miss, I appreciate the support and your parents methods
There are so many kids that need parents like you bc there are a lot of shit parents that don't care and it's peeving to watch 😒😕
But again thank you 😊
I have too and some (not a lot) of the videos are taken and someone adds text. Like one was of a person dressed in the bunny ears and they decoracore makeup and it was just of them dancing and lipsyncing and someone took the video and added text that was promtoting incest and stuff. So just be aware some people suck and other people suck in another way
The way Tics and Roses says "wow" isn't consistent. Their voice gets higher with each progressive "wow!" Compare that to Rylie's "fuck off." He says it in the same tone every time.
That’s exactly what I keep noticing, none of their tics are consistent even when they’re experiencing their “vocal loops”
All my humming tics are the same tone, but I also have one that goes very fast and increases in tone very quickly, almost to a quiet scream, and then it stops.
mine are like this, my phrases and sounds and ESPECIALLY MY WHISTLE are very consistent
I need another ryley colab. Despite triggering each others tics, I thoroughly enjoyed watching you reviewing things together. I'm really happy to see a bigger channel acknowledge a small one in a positive way.
Agreed 💯
Absolutely!!
You guys were great! Thank you.
Every time you say "I got rice," my immediate thought is, "What? Where!" lol. Not the worst catchphrase you could have.
I fell down the rabbit hole and have been fixating on learning about Tourette's. I will say that I appreciate you guys trying to not attack the person's character, but still inform people in a positive way that normalizes interacting with someone who could suffer from tics.
Enjoyed doing this with you :D
I love your channel Rylee, I subbed a few days ago
This video made me so happy! I hated watching you both struggling with your tics,, but I love you both so much.💓💓💓
I love y’all’s educational and entertaining channels. It’s perfect mix of both and by the way your ticcs and triggering each other is still 1000x better than ticandroses any day lol.
HEYY FOUND UR CHANNEL RECENTLY WHEN U HAD 50 SUBS! GO ON U DOING THE BEST CONTENT TOO
At first I thought you were reacting to Ryley and not WITH Ryley, I was about to throw hands because you're both real 😂 Really love you both
😂😂😂
This must have been really agonising for the both of you to watch.
I use to care for someone who has Tourette’s and he would say the N-word quite a bit. The amount of times I had to step in and explain he has Tourette’s before he got physically assaulted. Some day his physical tics would be worse than others.
My heart broke for him, I can tell he was in a lot of pain. Both physically and mentally.
The fact someone could fake something like that is beyond me
The first thing I noticed about the makeup clip was that she stopped blending her foundation to do the first "tic"
I cant even believe how much energy people put into faking things. I also don't understand how people don't realize that fakers downplaying disorders/diseases/conditions to very vague symptoms, makes everyone who's impressionable think they have the condition, then they spread their experience as how the condition effects someone, and the whole loop starts over again. The more people fake conditions, and self diagnose and refuse actual medical knowledge aka medical providers, the more the condition gets stigmatized as something its not, it makes it harder for people to get diagnosed(not only for misunderstanding of symptoms, but also because of medical providers being more hesitant to diagnose) and causes people who are already suffering, to suffer more.
I'm disabled from Endometriosis & Cyclic vomiting syndrome, but I also have (and have been diagnosed with everything over a decade ago) ADHD, depression, PTSD, social, medical, and generalized anxiety. I cant even explain how frustrating it is seeing what people think ADHD is, and PTSD, and even anxiety and depression. I really hope something changes somehow, I hate how much has been impacted by people faking
I - I'm sorry, it was so perfect.
Ticsandroses - "one for you!" Tosses package at camera.
Ryley: "F-off!"
That being said, thank you both for being so educational and helping spread awareness of this nonsense! It's appreciated, and it's really frustrating to see people jump on this "trend", and see real struggle in comparison.
That was brilliant! 😅 I laughed when he did it right at that moment.
Ryleys timing was perfect!
If you both were faking tourettes you'd have to be the best actors ever to keep up the act this consistently over 30mins, not to mention all the other videos you each separately produce.
I do not have Tourette’s but I do have ADHD, depression and anxiety. While I’m aware the stigmas are completely different, I can understand the frustration that accompanies a disorder and the crowd of fakers that can come along with it. A lot of people who don’t have mental disorders I find don’t understand how frustrating such conditions can really be and how they can impair you. I would be severely angry to find someone online faking ADHD or any other issues I have. So I’m just sorry this exists. It’s nice to be educated on the topic tho and I appreciate hearing y’all’s opinions and experiences! Thank you!
I don't have this disorder so I can't say much but I understand that it's really painful during certain tics (for example when she hits her chest/ her neck or when Riley stretches his head back.) The fact that you two decided to do this together knowing you'd trigger eachother is legendary and I have endless respect for you guys for doing this.
Ryley: Oi mate!
Carly: Hi!
Those were two cute tics that were nice follow-ups. lol
You two are so cute, I genuinely smiled at you guys ticcing from each other then kinda laughing about it. Tics and roses was how I discovered the whole faking disabilities "trend" they invalidate entire communities by doing this! It's disgusting and degrading.
Something I notice whatching you is that the way your muscles contract and move, your tone and movement are almost the same in every tick... and you can almost feel the involuntaty spasm... but for ticksandroses it looks just as a repetitive conscious movement... the muscles don't have that involuntary spasm/contraction look, the words sound different every time which probably correlate with the breathing you said...
Firt it was cool to have depression and be suicidal... then bipolar.. then autism.. now tourette.. idk why some people think mental conditions and illness are fun and trendy
I think there’s a big portion of teens who have other issues and need help, so they’re copying these things either to get attention/help or have an explanation for their issues. Like faking DID is pretty popular right now, too. I remember wishing I had multiple personalities when I was younger because I felt like I can’t survive on my own, I just wanted to block the trauma and mental illness and be someone else. Probably not a long road from that to dissociating and believing you have it?
The grown adults that do it for clout and profit are disgusting.
@@JasminMiettunen BPD is another one that people claim all the time now too, not realising how bad it actually is. I've got a friend who has bpd and even I didn't know how bad it was until relatively recently. The name makes it sound like it's just someone with a shit personality, not that it's borderline schizophrenia or something similar. They can hear voices and hallucinate too. All of her behaviour, self harm, suicide attempts, unable to get a grip on her addiction, putting herself in risky situations constantly, going missing, being in hospital for serious things from complications relating to her drug abuse, losing her accommodation and being on the streets because she's met a random man and gone off with him for weeks so she's been kicked out of the supported housing (multiple times), ends up being abused by said men (and women, trans women, and anyone else who takes in a homeless, unwell girl). It all makes sense now I know more about her illness. If people actually knew what came with bpd they wouldn't want it. PTSD is another one I hear all the time. I've been diagnosed with that, depression and anxiety for years. I hate saying it now though because I just know people are gonna think I'm just another one jumping on the bandwagon but I'm 35, I've struggled since I was 16. These people make me sick.
From what I've learned, it sort of sounds like someone trying to fake having hiccups. Like, hiccups aren't totally consistent, they can be really bad, they can go away for a few hours then suddenly come back, they can be totally arrhythmic, etc. So when someone's faking hiccups, we can understand what they're aiming for, but it's very very clear that they're faking because of subtle things like breaths. You two mentioning the breathing got me thinking about that, like, when you have hiccups you have no control over how you breathe until the hiccup passes and then you can sort of play catch-up. Obviously, hiccups aren't the same as having Tourette's Syndrome, but does that sound like a possibly good analogy for people that don't have it! Apologies if I totally misinterpreted something, really appreciate this content, I'm learning something new all the time :)
This episode really is a ticcing *together* episode, haha
As a mother of a 15 year old who was diagnosed with Tourette's at just under 2 years, I'm not bothered or distracted by either of you two and your tics. I guess the natural, REAL tics are easier for me to I've alongside because of experience. But THEIR fake shit makes me want to punch her in the throat. I'm almost 38 and I've had tremors and small tics my whole life, but now I'm developing more violent tics and making small yelling noises with them. I have a hole in my skull that my brain is pressing into and it's causing a bunch of issues.
i really wanna know what caused you to develop the "i got rice" tic lol its such an interesting phrase for your brain to hold onto
i just have to say, i’m sitting here smiling and giggling in a “motherly” kind of way. i hope this doesn’t sound bad but your tics are actually endearing to me. it sounds rather bad coming off but maybe it’s because these are genuine tics and i’m thankful you two are sharing videos like these. y’all are real. and you don’t deserve these people out here making a joke out of a very real thing you deal with!!
-lovingly, a kid with another syndrome who gets it
Also, when you channel gets big enough, you really need a t shirt that says "I got rice."
I’d buy it.
Same
Id also buy it lol
I believe tics and roses doesn't have tics because here's my theory:
With their "tics" they say those lines at the appropriate situation while people with real tics say things that don't match the situation and people that don't know about Tourette syndrome get confused
Examples: "wake up!" when they wakes up, "it's too hot!" when they're cooking, "send me to Canada!" when they're unpacking a package
but in other situations they never repeats those lines ever again
unlike our amazing people that
-Actually have tics
-Have been diagnosed with Tourette syndrome at some point in their life
-Are valid :)
Ticcing Together and RyleyFreeDaTourettesKid Have Tourette's because they tic and say things that don't match the situation
You'll noticed a lot that Ticcing Together says "i got rice" and "hi" a lot at random times
And RyleyFreeDaTourettesKid says "Oi Mate" and "F*ck off" at random times as well
It's not their faults that they say that because they're tics and tics are unintentional and they don't mean to say them
Therefore they are valid as well as the rest of the people around the world that actually have Tourette syndrome :)
On reddit the family of tics and roses even said that TR was faking cause they had hours of live streams where they didnt tic and then TR got banned on tiktok after so much evidence was popping up and pretty much TR said all they wanted was to promote their business and spread awareness on tourettes
actually, sometimes it can happen on situations
but its rare
so yeah, on the amount that they have tics that match te situation its pretty fake
the only reason i don't agree w this is bc ppl w ts have talked about how sometimes their tics would say inappropriate things that were appropriate for the situation (i have a bomb/gun" going through an airport is my most known example)
tics can be context-specific but not EVERY SINGLE TIME. Plus like the OP had said, once she does these very situation-based "tics" she never does them again. Not how tics work at all.
@@ashleyd6338 yup pretty much
I have epilepsy but my particular type causes very small seizures many times a day. They look and sound really similar to Ryley’s tic that sounds sort of like a hiccup(?) and it honestly makes me feel so much better to see both of them have these tics but just move past them and continue conversation. I get so embarrassed and always, always apologize for the interruption of conversation (I often am very disoriented and lose my place in conversation, though, causing people to backtrack and tell me what I missed-so that’s partially why I feel bad, I guess) or how people always point it out to me or ask about it (which is fine, honestly, because I’d rather help educate than have them go off stereotypes forever). I don’t know if this makes sense, but it genuinely is really nice to see people showing similar reactions (in terms of facial expressions, vocal tics, etc. I know epilepsy and Tourette’s are entirely different) and just like, not really acknowledging it, moving on and having a normal conversation. Not laughing, apologizing, excusing it, etc.
Again, I don’t know if this made sense and I hope it didn’t come off as ignorant or offensive.
Edit: omg and the “my neck is going to hurt a lot tonight” Yes queen, I absolutely relate 😭 (again I know Tourette’s and epilepsy are entirely different, but my specific type of epilepsy causes a ton of small, rapid partial seizes of my face/neck)
Sending you love 💜💜💜
Ngl if I didn't know that Rylee didn't have tourette's, his "fuck off"s wouldn't seem out of place one bit
I believe it’s their roommate who is recording them in most or all of their videos. I thought it was pretty suspicious when they (ticsandroses) explained they didn’t have coprolalia, that all their swear words were intentional but had a video of them reading nursery rhymes and supposedly "ticced" the words "cock and hoe". Coprolalia isn’t just swearing, it’s anything obscene, socially inappropriate and derogatory remarks.
Its nice to see someone talking about people who fake disabilities in good faith. Having people who actually have the disability, who are cautious about fake claiming is ideal. As opposed to abled people who claim to be helping the community by harassing anyone they think is fake (and are often wrong and malicious)
I don’t mean to laugh at tics but “I got rice” “fuck off” was too good!!
15:07 exactly, i quit tiktok partly because of this. My personal case is typically very mild with the occasional moderate-severe flare up and it’s so invalidating how the media only shows severe cases as if they’re the only cases that matter.
I don’t have Tourette’s but I have OCD with tics, so I have tics a lot less often and only when my OCD is really bad. I do get really frustrated at my tics and say “stop it” to myself which I know won’t actually do anything or help at all but I dunno it’s just me expressing my frustration during a tic attack
It was the merch that really got me, I don’t see what the difference is between that and a bogus charity. It could be possible that she faked the condition because of some psychological need for attention through some disorder. However, selling merch on the back of it is disgusting.
I'm sure she watches these videos and might read the comments if she does, do the right thing and give the money to a Tourettes charity. In the U.K. we have Tourette’s Action. You got the money through deception, it’s stolen.
On reddit the family of tics and roses even said that TR was faking cause they had hours of live streams where they didnt tic and then TR got banned on tiktok after so much evidence was popping up and pretty much TR said all they wanted was to promote their business and spread awareness on tourettes, ajd i agree them not donating the money to a charity based on tourettes and not keeping the money for themselves
Just terrible that people need to fake problems these days for attention….kudos to you both for bringing attention to this. Educating me on this condition that I was unaware of. Thank you.
The one that annoys me the most is she often have those "uwu" voice for her tics. It could happens but you can't really choose the tics to be the "cutesy" one
I have lingering ticks from a medication I used to take. It was much worse when I was taking it. I remember being so sore on bad days. I can't believe people actually pretend to have this.
I had a good friend who had ticks for about a year after a traumatic brain injury. One of the things that always amused me is he never ticked before he had his morning coffee 🤣 it’s like you said, most people don’t tick the second they wake up. He always said “the ticks don’t wake until I do”
I love this education. You two are absolutely amazing! I hope they find a cure for you so you don't suffer from the painful part of the tics. I applaud you both for advocating and educating!
Sorry if this is a dumb question, but can you get a repetative tic that lasts a while and then just goes away? Love you guys, keep up the good work! Much love! I can tell your tics are painful.
Definitely. All the time. Sometimes you can use tic swapping techniques or just simply let it change over time.
my understanding is that yes certain tics can stick, then go away. In some cases they might have periods of time where their tics are minimal or almost non existent then come back.
@@leiasolo9315 thank you so much!
Thanks to you both for your posts. I’ve struggled with OCD, anxiety & depression for a long time. I wanna give people the benefit of the doubt when I see some of these social media videos you’re talking about, but there’s a level of discomfort that you see in people with any of these conditions that I’m generally not sensing. It’s brutal living with these things & takes a toll. For those who do fake it for attention, as you said, it is disastrous to anyone in the mental health community - we already go through enough cr*p.
Yeah I also have OCD. It's super fun to be doing better with your themes then to start questioning if you even have OCD. Like hell I can't even enjoy progress because it makes me second guess it, trying to start the cycle over again
The fake disorder tiktok is quite the rabbithole and I wasn't expecting to fall down it or end up on your channel. What's more, I just can't wrap my head around saying someone is faking either. Back when I was in high school, there were certainly some people who either exaggerated or faked their problems for attention, but I try to give everyone the benefit of the doubt at first because at the end of the day, I simply don't know. The fact that both of you get fake claimed is just so mind boggling to me.
Keep doing what you're doing.
I love his "oi mate" tic, it makes the video wholesome
My favorite part was when both of you attempted the pterodactyl screech haha just say it, you guys absolutely cringe at that "tic" 😂 Also, I've said this before but a Tourette's Against Humanity with Ryley would be fun if you're both up to it. Enjoyed this. Thank you, Carly! ❤️
What really tops it all is all the conditions and diagnoses they claim to have, including Huntington's Disease, which they can't be diagnosed with Tourette's if they actually HAVE Huntington's! Their grandfather has Huntington's, their mother was recently diagnosed, but they claim to have had bad tics when they were little and being diagnosed with Huntington's as a kid. My sister is a nurse and said they absolutely DO NOT have Huntington's, it doesn't get diagnosed as a kid, and they wouldn't be able to function if they've had it that long.
I honestly believe they have a mental health issue where they have an extreme need for attention.
I've always said that Tourette's is like OCD on steroids with no control over it.
The videos of them where they don't have ANY tics or signs of Tourette's for over an hour! They take whatever situation they are in and come up with "tics" they think will seem influenced by their surroundings, but it's just not believable!
My son has no tics while riding his bike.
Can we get a bunch of Neuro-divergent people, with the conditions they claim to have, together to confront them in person?
They could have Munchausen syndrome.
All for it
I feel like these are more so stims that they are just exaggerating and calling Tourette’s cause some of these things I do as stimming things like the mew and neck bends and such but it’s not something I like to bring attention too either. Like sometimes if I’m really tired I’ll keep doing the same movement over and over but it’s usually anxious stimming when I’m in a stressful environment or have to focus but have too much energy to sit still. Stimming can sometimes look like Tourette’s but it’s definitely not the same and it’s not okay to tell people you have Tourette’s when you don’t.
Yeah, this is pretty wide spred, amongst younger people. They have big problems and say they tic, but it's a scream for help. But making money out of it!?! That is so not ok! Thanks for calling them out!
I really enjoyed this video, and want to thank you both for making it even though it could not have been easy. I'm not super familiar with Tourettes but seeing how you two tic vs. How tics and roses tics really makes it easy to see that they are impersonating what they've seen others. Thank you for making this kind content to help educate us on how life really is with it - admittedly one of the first times I ever saw it was a tics and roses tik tok so I'm relieved to have my misconceptions clearing up on some things.
Thank you for watching & for your support!!
Just found your channel - I had never really been exposed to Tourettes so I could never tell who was faking and who wasn't, watching you both react to this person makes it so obvious that they are mocking a difficult and frustrating (to say the least) syndrome . But I love that you both focus debunking their act rather than attacking the person, thanks for bringing awareness in a positive way and can't wait for more vids!
Tics and Rose's made my blood boil. Shes absolutely a horrible person to even do this. The most horrific part is that because of her ridiculous claims that she "had" tourettes!😏 Is now that people with real tourettes. Like you carly have to now explain yourself and justify your illness.. it must put pressure on you.? All because of an attention seeking individual like emerald!! Carly your real fans know you are genuine. And we absolutely love and admire you. For your bravery and dedication to supporting tourettes sufferers. Totally alot of respect for you ❤
I know Claire (do you spell it with or without an e?) and Ryley says that tics aren't funny and they're tough (which is something that Claire has criticized TicsAndRoses for in the past) but seeing them laugh at their own tics that were triggered because of the other was so genuinely wholesome
This is such a unique video and collab. I really appreciate both of you for bringing awareness and truth to what this disorder is and how it affects your lives. I'm also really happy that you both seemed to have fun talking with each other and were relating to each other about your experiences. I guess if there's one "good" thing that TicsAndRoses did through her scam, it's that she brought more awareness that people really do fake this for clout and that it's really harmful.
Its so interesting to se how your ticks respond to her....so sorry you have to deal with people like her
When my daughter had a tic where she would touch hot things she could not stop just shy of getting hurt unfortunately. So I found that a valid point you mentioned about the hair in the pan.
Im so glad you both mentioned that some of the tics are painful. My neck cracks when I let a full tic out and if it's a really bad tic day, my neck will be sore for days afterwards and its just freakin exhausting.
I met a guy on PSN who had tourette's. We had a FIFA team together. I'm gay and we we were both teased because we were different. It was friendly enough until it became boring.
Liam (The guy with tourette's) became closer to me and we left after a lot of fun.
Sometimes they would make fun of him and imitate his sniffing tics.
I told him I thought it was cute and endearing. He seemed to really appreciate the comment.
When he showed me a pic of himself I couldn't believe how amazing his jawline was.
I've been diagnosed with ADHD, Bi polar Disorder and Severe Anxiety Disorder. I also have been a high functioning alcoholic for about 10 years.
There isn't anything funny about tourette's, but it can be very endearing.
I hope that's not offensive to say.
love and hugs
the way ticsandroses fakes their tics reminds me of kids on the playground pretending to have tics to mock and bully kids with tourettes. I personally have learned so much about tourettes from you and also doing research about it cuz I want to understand more. (I also saw a video, i forgot from which channel but they do like videos of people with different disorders or similar with basically "things they want you to know" and I saw one with tourettes and it was very interesting to see different peoples tourettes and how it differs)
I recently came across your channel and I've been binge watching to try and educate myself more. Thank you for everything yall do :)
"Gotcha, mate!" "I got rice" 😂
not the two of them triggering each others' tics lowkey. I love your content, though i do not have tourettes, I do have tremors and spasms. So this type of channel is definitely educational as far as tics go.
The only times i as someone with an undiagnosed tic disorder react to my tics with shock or covering my mouth is when i say derogatory terms. I rarely tic these words but am absolutely mortified when i do. Im a very conscientious person and in no circumstances will say the n-word or r-word, but i have ticced them a couple times. Having tics is not fun or funny. I can not explain the shame ive felt after ticcing certain things. Under no circumstances is faking disorders okay. Thank you both for viewing these in an educational way so that others do not believe this narrative she is presenting about Tourettes.
The fuck off tic is hilarious whilst reacting to her though 😂
SHE WASNT EVEN DRIVING THE CAR! It legit stayed in one place and bounced lmao 😂
Tics and Roses doesn't look like tourettes, it looks like toddlerhood
🤣🤣
The gal faking this is despicable. Props to y'all for exposing her & whomever participates with what she's doing. Ty for educating others .
Got here from watching videos calling out people faking disorders for clout and quirky points. These people are invalidating people with actual disorders and probably are up to thier eyeballs in a victim complex.
I have OCD and panic disorder and suffer from head twitching when triggered and under extreme stress. It's embarrassing and worries me but it's an OCD compulsion to "shake out the bad thoughts" can't imagine what you go through. Compulsive things are maddening and never fun.
Finding myself twitching and ripping out my beard hair is not fun or quirky, it's deeply stressful.
I had… never heard of this fake Tourette’s thing until your videos came up for me in my RUclips feed and I am absolutely disgusted. This is just levels of foul beyond description. Anyone faking a condition, no matter what it is, is worthy of despise. I’m sorry this person, and even more from what I’m hearing, has happened to your community.
Is it polite to ask a question? I checked the description but didn’t see either way, so I hope this okay! While having a discussion with someone with Tourette’s, is it better? Polite? To wait for a tick to happen when you’re speaking, even if there is a gap, or just talk over it? I noticed both of you seem to talk over the tics, which is what made me think about it.
Thank you very much for spreading knowledge! I’m binging your videos right now to learn more!
I HATE the nursery rhyme one so much. So clearly NOT how it works. They wouldn’t be timed like that nor so relevant to the subject they are ready AND rhyming yet!
Honestly if you’re ticking like that you shouldn’t be allowed to drive, you’re gonna kill someone jerking about and not watching the road 🙄
👊😁you both are awesome! Keep bringing awareness, and educating people... keep these vids going😎😎😎
Yea their tics are just magically rhyming for her. Amazing!
Love that you guys teamed up! I know how hard this is, being set off by seeing other peoples tics, so thank you both for putting yourselves through this to inform and educate others. ♥️
idk if anyone else noticed, but in the driving tiktok, if you look through the back window you can see the scenery stays the exact same, they weren't even driving 😭😭
You guys are awesome for dealing with this stuff. I personally don't know anyone with bad bad tourettes. I also feel so bad for you guys as well I know that it is very hard to deal with. I made a video on tic tock about the people who are faking this stuff. Hope you guys are doing well. Keep up the great work letting people know that faking tourettes is a really bad thing to do.
Watching the two actual people with Tourette’s versus TicsAndRoses, I can definitely see how Tic’s videos aren’t legit.
You Carly are amazing. Some of the things I have read in this comment section makes me think ticsandroses isn’t the only highly problematic creator in this community though.
This vid made my Tourette’s go off, felt like we were a gang ticcing together xD thanks for spreading awareness and positivity, sending love ♥️
I loved seeing this collab! I think it's great to have channels focused on awareness and education support each other like this, and I enjoyed seeing you two talk and discuss about these videos together. :)
This fakers tics just conveniently coincide and relate to exactly what’s she’s doing at the moment always. That is just so unrealistic. Ugh 😒
OMG watching the driving tic was so disturbing. Me personally my tics are lessened when I'm very focused and I suppress all major tics while driving. It's very painful but on a bad day the most I'll do while driving is blinking or a blow-air-out-of-my-mouth tic. My tics aren't very severe but if they were as severe as they (ticsandroses) claimed theirs to be I wouldn't find them funny while driving, let alone record them.
I don't have tourettes, but I have asd. I was only diagnosed like a year ago, so I'm still not very aware of my stims, and this video made me realise ticcing can trigger my stims.
Luckily they don't hurt too much, but still quite annoying when I'm trying to play Minecraft and require both hands
I found you through explore fake disorder videos.
I really like the cooperative video. I enjoyed watching you both playing off one another. keep going💪🏽 you are positive figures.
I have very mild Tourette, and mostly motor tics as well, but people say I'm faking on bad tic days, or when I don't tic at all. It annoying in school because I sit tests with everyone else since one of my complex tics is hitting the desk and saying )or yelling) 'Lockdown everyone run!' when its really quiet. That tic is rare but the whole class starts laughing and the poor teacher needs to try and get everyone back of task. I hit myself a lot, and other people. I'm covered in red marks sometimes and I once broke my hand hitting a wall in my room. Even tho a teacher aid needs to be with me basically all the time to make sure I don't get myself into a fight accidently hitting a 'tough' kid everyone (but my friends and some of the other kids) tell me I'm faking all the time, some people are even scared of my because I'm 'not normal' I don't really know how to make the bulling stop. Anyone have a suggestion?
I’m sorry to hear about the bullying 💔 So many people think I’m faking too but at the end of the day you have to be true to yourself & realize you know yourself more than any of the bullies do
Just watching this made my neck hurt. Thanks for the educational content ❤
I sometimes watch these videos about fake disorders even though I usually hate it and how it's being talked about. Ive watched a couple of your videos though and so far I really like it and think this is exactly how this subject should be approached, with a lot of empathy that is. Keep it up :)
Oh wow I've never seen the driving one before. That one is truly horrible. If they really had tourettes as bad as they show it to be then they shouldn't be driving at all. But the fact that they're driving really just proves that they're faking their tics bc they know they actually do have control of their actions and won't crash. And it makes it even worse that they're laughing so much like none of that is funny it's just straight up dangerous.
I have a really random tourettes related question that I'm not sure anyone knows the answer to. I noticed that you often have rice, beans, or cheese as a vocal tic. My friend has ham as a tic and I've seen videos of people who also had beans as a tic. Are food names actually really common tics? If so, why?
Biscuit seems to be commonly shared. I don't have it though I do have the common neck tic
I don’t have an answer, but you made me realise how common food tics are. The woman in this video did say that beans and wow are common because Tourette’s can copy phrases that your brain likes the sound of, so they've become common on the internet. I think it was called echolalia.
Watching the two of you, TS looks painful for both of you. Jaw, neck, and for Ryley teeth and tongue. Sorry people are so nasty and faking a serious medical condition.
I enjoyed your Collaboration. Y'all help reinforce points or mention stuff the other doesn't, plus you have the male and female view on it. Keep it up
Happy to see you and Ryley colab! Awesome video. Looking forward to seeing more. Already subbed to Ryley and he let us know about you😊 Love it when we can all work together. I've really been enjoying your channel and Ryley's and I'm grateful for y'all's honesty and willingness to come forward to educate us about Tourettes Syndrome. I admire you both greatly. I have my own struggles and you're both very inspiring. Thank you! 💙 All my love 💙
It’s absolutely disgusting that people would fake a condition, she should be ashamed of herself. Disgraceful. You two are lovely and I’m so sorry people fake having what you guys have. I have fibromyalgia & if someone faked that I’d be f**king fuming. She’s an embarrassment
For real. I don't have it whatsoever but from what I've seen, it's extremely frustrating/ painful for some people with the condition. I can't imagine why someone would WANT to have something like this.
It's not funny or quirky to have a condition and people are so hooked on having some sort of disorder, it's horrible
T and R is just way too excited to be “ticcing” in the videos . If you live with this condition and experience ticcs multiple times a day, why would you be so happy about it?
You both come off as entirely genuine!
Small note on the "not talking to your tics" part, personally I (non-tourettes- I have fnd) if my tics are getting too annoying and I'm comfortable enough with the people I'm around, I'll go "can you not?" when my neck is snapping
Glad he’s getting some recognition! I saw him a bit ago and he only had about a hundred subs, h3 deserves the recognition
I have a tic that is NOT Tourette’s. Its caused by my medication and it sucks that I have to hide that part of me because so many fakers make me also look like im attention seeking. Its not verbal, I just tic with my head. And also because its not a constant thing, it makes me look like im them more and more. Its so frustrating trying to not bring attention to it in public but I get stares and asked if im on drugs all the time and its frustrating as fuck
I laugh when I’m uncomfortable//embarrassed,, some tics in public are embarrassing and uncomfortable and I tend to laugh, but I can absolutely confirm that it is NOT fun
i dont have tourettes but i know multiple people who do; one thing that sticks out the most as seeming "fake" is that her tics are are cutesy and fluid... like its a niche adorable thing rather than a disability thats seen much more as annoying and embarassing.
on the rhyming thing. I have an obsession with rhymes. And they have to be perfect rhymes though (or i lose my shit) But its not like her nursery rhyme. its not like it makes sense the words just rhyme. I have a mild case of tourettes though, But i always get excited when others share my tic.. I have never even thought to do a channel about it. I have always tried to hide it
I don’t have Tourette’s but love your vids! One thing that’s very obvious is that none of their tics are ever consistent. They’ll do the same tic twice in the video and it’s never consistent like actual tics. Not just their vocal but they’re body movements as well. They’re body tics are also not aggressive enough? Like they don’t seem jerky and instead look very controlled.
When they say "stop it" to their tick, that reminded me of how I used to mutter "stop hurting me" to myself, but that wasn't a tick. I was just really frustrated and also very mentally ill which ain't the same thing as tourettes. (I developed a flinching tick and a vocal tick that sounds like a chirp from living with mental illness for so long. It's not cute it's annoying and awkward because the more self consious I feel, the more I tick. I just wanted to share.)♥