Tics can be terrible and paralysing at times but also look like a simple whistle once every few minutes- he probably has his bad moments too and this was not one of them
Tourette's is so debilitating. My son has been driven to deep depression because of his Tourettes, ADHD, and ASD. He told me this week that he has considered suicide.
I relate. i use to be depressed and i would always tell my mum i want to commit suicide. however, there is Someone who gave me joy that is unexplainable . that person is Jesus. He knew what i needed and it was love and Him. He is the healer , He knows how ur son feels. infact i strongly encourage u and your son to watch a series called “the Chosen” from season 1-4 they are making 2 more seasons and it captures the life of Jesus rlly well. I pray your son will be healed. God bless ❤
I wonder if mountain biking, skiing, snowboarding or above all motorcycling would help. It’s hard to think of anything else when doing the latter in particular. The best therapy for stress and problems. Like a reset switch
One of my best friends live with this every day the way he is Abel to be happy and positive regardless of everything this horrific condition is never not inspiring
So many ignorant people in the comments thinking that this is not neurological. People who have tics never ever intend to do what they do. Shaming or making fun of the tics does not help in any way.
He's super brave to go on national TV, not sure I could do that. Fair play to him. It's great that the public learn more about Tourette Syndrome and how people live with it rather than it just being something to laugh at :)
I don't suffer from tourettes but usually when I'm alone I'll make strange faces open my mouth wide and just do crazy stuff like act like there's a bow and arrow in my hands
2:27 I am an epileptic and I have two kinds of seizures. My seizures are focal temporal lobe epilepsy… I am curious if he is allowed to drive or is he able to keep his focus on the road… I can appreciate being brave enough to bring this on television. I think I might have a difficult time telling the whole world about my seizures. This is a fantastic video Ryan. Thank you for presenting your point of view and answering questions. I thought your description of holding back a sneeze is absolutely perfect.
Im epileptic with one of mine being focal temporal lobe epilepsy also and this didn't occur to me so also curious, I'm only guessing as he's fully aware and conscious during his tics that it would probably be ok. My understanding is that I'm not allowed to drive as I also lose consciousness regularly. Curious if it is ok for him
I think my 8 year old son has tourettes, waiting for an appointment with his doctor to get a diagnosis. I've been watching videos of people with Tourettes and it's making me even more sure thats what he has. He will sometimes blink and scrunch his face incessantly and will randomly shriek or blurt things out. I feel horrible because I've gotten mad at him in the past for his behavior (like when he is yelling or throwing things) and I know if it turns out that he has Tourettes he doesnt necessarily have control over some of his behavior. I feel so bad, he always had some behavior that seemed sort of like tics but they never lasted long and he would go months without anything. Ever since his dad left it has been more noticeable and a lot more often and from what I read stress and PTSD can make it worse. I feel like such a failure not looking into this sooner for my son 😔
Reading your comment made me very sad. For your son but more so for how it made you think of yourself. Please don’t consider yourself a failure, From reading that alone I can tell you really care and I’m sure you’re a great Mother and I’m sure he sees that too. Best of luck ❤
I have now found out that my son most likely just has childhood tics and should outgrow them within the next few years but to keep an eye on it. I guess it is quite normal for kids his age to have some physical tics which I didnt know about before. I so appreciate all the lovely comments from everyone, that really makes me happy. ✌💕🇨🇦
Many years ago i used to have tics every now and than but i do not have them anymore. They just stopped occurring and i have lived a normal life ever since.
@@sparrowhawk5673some people's Tourette's make it very hard to get a sentence out. Every 2nd or 3rd word will be interrupted by a medley of random words, movements, swear words, and sounds. Also, there are people with Tourette's who will SCREAM racial slurs or things like "I've got a bomb" when they're at an airport.
this is so sad people making fun of this guy it’s not his fault his got a condition u got to put your self in his shoes would u like people taking the piss out of you err NO so don’t do it to him
Totally agree. People should start thinking how frustrating it is already for the sufferers, and to then be made a laughing stock through no fault of their own. There is something desperately wrong with mankind and its lack of empathy.
Despite having both Physically and Psychological Disabilities the Australian Government gave Me a job in the ultra secretive Australian Department of Defence, during which tenure the Australian Army attempted to recruit Me as a Colonel in the Royal Australian Corps of Military Police. Regrettably one of My Psychological Disabilities prevented Me from accepting, something I have regretted ever since. That was in 1988.
There have been those who shout out obscenities or wildly hit someone they love - it's awful to have in any form but this fellow at least isn't offending anyone - do wish him well.
Ive had mild tics due to autism i cant imagine having tourettes whete theyre worse and constant The ones i get are pretty rare The worst ive had is my arm flipping up (one time i had a glass in my hahd and got soaked my psrtner at the time couldnt stop lauging) The other id an eyebrow raise/twitch and my head might twitch The wordt i had was a full body jerk that sent my phone flying across the room
thats ridiculous that not many jobs accept people with tourette’s in the uk. So many jobs here in the us accept people with tourretes or maybe its just the state of california because i haven’t been outside of cali before. But the coworkers I have are so used to and understanding of my tourretes and the regular customers as well. That theres no issue. I think they should make more people aware of tourretes in other countries it would make life easier. I have tourretes and i have 2 jobs and go to school. They shouldnt make it a huge deal we can still do normal stuff if people dont make fun of tourettes.
Yes, it's like a huge tension in your body that you need to relieve. I can't speak for everyone, but for me, I begin to feel pressure and tension in my arms and legs. The pressure continues to build until I release my Tourette's word/sound/movement. However, it's not always like this. Half of the time, the sound/word/movement happens before I even know it's going on-- it happens, and then I realize it happened. It's out of my control.
I have Tourette’s and it’s the weirdest feeling trying to hold them in. His example of a sneeze is very good but it’s the same with a cough. You know how it’s like almost painful to hold them in and u feel like ur going to burst into a coughing fit, it’s the same thing. I like to call it a ticcing time bomb 😂
I'm glad that we're becoming more aware. I recently had to have my old dog, my best friend, euthanized. The woman who came in to take the information, and get my signature and payment, gave a snort and a laugh every step of the way. I'm glad that I was able to recognize her disability and not make a fuss. That said, I think it would have been wise for the clinic to assign a different employee for such a painful and sensitive moment
My friend and I have a tic disorder, his were really really bad, he would have a tic about 5 times during one sentence. As he got older, it got better. But whenever he would tic, it would set off mine and i tried my best to suppress it so then it wouldn't set his off even more ☠️
My nephew was the first person to be diagnosed with Tourette’s in the uk which was very upsetting even teachers would say oh here’s the kid that barks like a dog !!!!!!this only came about after seeing on a programme in America when on holiday .we were sent all the literature about it after contacting them .doctors in the uk we’re not geared up for this so it took sometime educating them .one doctor prescribed medicine but still didn’t know what it was ,which is ridiculous ,another doctor prescribed a medicine that was even banned ,so be careful guys .Ritilin was given to 600 kids in America many years ago as an experiment to stop Tourette’s …..600 kids died If you are given medication make sure it is resperidol this is what’s given in America too .this does NOT stop you from working only uneducated people would try to do this !!!! It is a condition so be respectful
I never thought about Tourette's and head pain...very interesting! I assume the tics help his body release the head pain/pressure based on what he said?
I can't imagine how much of an outcast people with tics or any mental illnesses back in the dark ages. Thank God we aren't in those eras anymore where people will mark you as being possesed. The worst of times and the worst of humanity.
Its great to see media sharing such stories so that people can understand what these beautiful souls are going through, it will bring more acceptance and understanding in the community
I know taht feeling where a pressure builds up and it hurts very seriously to try to resist it. I have RLS/WED, where my legs have to start moving at night, and it hurts like crazy to resist it.
Do you have Tourette's, too? I have both Tourette's and severe RLS. I wonder if they are linked? When I need to release a tic, I get RLS symptoms that are only relieved by making my usual sound + movement.
@@groovydeath No, I don't think I have tourettes. I get some twitches, sometimes, but they're not tourettes-like, and and they're very minimal. I do have very severe RLS, possibly with what they call PLMD, periodic limb movement disorder. I don't only need to move my legs around at night like I'm on a bicycle, but I also get violent shakes as if someone tickles me under the foot. Completely involuntary muscle contractions. I reduce the frequency of RLS by controlling th etempearture. Often, it helps to have cold legs. I'v enoticed that being a bit warm can set them off.
I've been watching different people with tourrettes and i have concluded that they make the most satisfying sounds. (The pops, whistles, etc) I'm sorry when they hurt 😔
Disclaimer i'm clearly not a scientist, yet i wonder if things like working out/doing sports, singing and/or martial arts for example could help to 'release' some pressure and/or gain more control over tics/inclination to say or do certain unwanted uncontrollable things
If your in a workman job like garden maintenance or construction where your constantly moving around bantering, swearing and hitting stuff, those actually seem like work spaces where you wouldn’t appear that differently to the rest of the public compared to the other staff. At my job we’re always loud and figity, obviously I can’t speak on having tourettes because I don’t have it, I just picture that as the best enviornment from a simpleminded pov.
In school I would do inappropriate things like punching my principals desk when she isn't looking and that would scare her and I would cuss around when the teacher is teaching the class. Everyone would make fun of me for doing those things that I would not handle and I was touching my neck and when I got tired of that I dropped out. But I'm going back to school but homeschooling.
I wonder if doing like data analysis or coding or some type of "private" work where you really just hunker down do your work, might be suited for them? You still have to talk to people sometimes but I am sure a company could find a way to give them a good place.
What a nice guy. So sorry he has to live with this.
How can the hostess apologize in advance just in case someone in Britain gets offended?? This young fella is an absolute gem ❤
Some people have thin skin because they choose to.
Because the UK is a totalitarian leftist cesspool?
As he has Tourette’s he could say or do something offensive
He coulda said something really bad tbh
@@hazots4731and he can’t fricken help it, I have it as well bro
Besides his little outbursts he seems completely normal, I reckon it would be awesome working with someone like this.
I would like to see him as a tv presenter.
I agree he’s not as bad as what I thought he was gonna be. I’ve seen worse.
I'm proud of him to come on TV and tell his life story
.. and he is the most normal one on the sofa.
2:29 is a beautiful sequence
I hope his old manager sees this, I'm sure it's what we all think of him. Like if you agree 👍
Come back and watch it again 😂
He has to be faking it
why would he show the finger. That thing certainly can't be involuntary. And if it is then I think I might also have this syndrome
@@twistedspirit facts
Poor guy cant imagine how hard it is to live with this ❤️
So good to hear you say this ❤️
It can be very frustrating when people tell you how cool and funny it is.
Lol what a name
@@michaeljoefox 😎
Okay with me. It takes enormous courage and strength to be able to appear on television and educate people about how it is to live with Tourette’s.
Those middle fingers are pure gold lol
Best ever
& silver fox.....
And you are rude and ignorant to kid him.
He's not too bad. I've seen way worse, tourette's tics than his... some scream, bark even do violent movements... he controls it very well actually
Tics can be terrible and paralysing at times but also look like a simple whistle once every few minutes- he probably has his bad moments too and this was not one of them
I've seen that too, where they bark like a dog or they yell out filthy words.
Some days will definitely be worse than other
At least it’s not screaming profanities at people
I’m autistic and I sometimes have tics
Tourette's is so debilitating. My son has been driven to deep depression because of his Tourettes, ADHD, and ASD. He told me this week that he has considered suicide.
I relate. i use to be depressed and i would always tell my mum i want to commit suicide. however, there is Someone who gave me joy that is unexplainable . that person is Jesus. He knew what i needed and it was love and Him. He is the healer , He knows how ur son feels. infact i strongly encourage u and your son to watch a series called “the Chosen” from season 1-4 they are making 2 more seasons and it captures the life of Jesus rlly well. I pray your son will be healed. God bless ❤
Amen truth
I wonder if mountain biking, skiing, snowboarding or above all motorcycling would help. It’s hard to think of anything else when doing the latter in particular. The best therapy for stress and problems. Like a reset switch
I am so sorry. I have Tourette’s as well and have been in a very similar situation. Sending love ur guys way x
get him some vitamin d from the sun. people exposed to the sun all the time(healthy amounts) are less likely to commit suicide and feel gloomy
One of my best friends live with this every day the way he is Abel to be happy and positive regardless of everything this horrific condition is never not inspiring
So many ignorant people in the comments thinking that this is not neurological.
People who have tics never ever intend to do what they do. Shaming or making fun of the tics does not help in any way.
I don't see a single comment that thinks this isn't a neurological disorder. Do you have an imaginary disorder?
Thank you for saying this!! I have 2 vocal tics and everybody judges me cause of this. God bless this guy!❤
@@kaceyolsen8350 LOL
why are you laughing?@@sweiland75
We are the ignorant ones, ive got ticks from skull fractures, this guy is bullshitting. 🤬🤬
Tics aside, he seems to be a wholesome bloke
I dont have tourettes and I still can't find a job.
Come to Ireland and say you are ukranian , you will get a job , a house , a medical card and everything free ..And I mean everything
Real
Word to your mother
@@niall6759 For real??
I can't keep a job
He's super brave to go on national TV, not sure I could do that. Fair play to him. It's great that the public learn more about Tourette Syndrome and how people live with it rather than it just being something to laugh at :)
2:29 beautiful speech bro.
I don't suffer from tourettes but usually when I'm alone I'll make strange faces open my mouth wide and just do crazy stuff like act like there's a bow and arrow in my hands
I think I have tourette's but I know how to suppress it in public
I think you have Robin Hood syndrome (just joking).
2:29 for quick reference
Thank you
solid timestamp my boy 😂
How did he get that tattoo?
@@lostpockets2227They probably put him to sleep.
Helio what is 229 ? Doesn't anybody speak in complete sentences anymore ?
Im only about 30% into the video but he seems to be kicking its butt 😊🙏🏻
2:27 I am an epileptic and I have two kinds of seizures. My seizures are focal temporal lobe epilepsy… I am curious if he is allowed to drive or is he able to keep his focus on the road… I can appreciate being brave enough to bring this on television. I think I might have a difficult time telling the whole world about my seizures. This is a fantastic video Ryan. Thank you for presenting your point of view and answering questions. I thought your description of holding back a sneeze is absolutely perfect.
Im epileptic with one of mine being focal temporal lobe epilepsy also and this didn't occur to me so also curious, I'm only guessing as he's fully aware and conscious during his tics that it would probably be ok. My understanding is that I'm not allowed to drive as I also lose consciousness regularly. Curious if it is ok for him
I think my 8 year old son has tourettes, waiting for an appointment with his doctor to get a diagnosis. I've been watching videos of people with Tourettes and it's making me even more sure thats what he has. He will sometimes blink and scrunch his face incessantly and will randomly shriek or blurt things out. I feel horrible because I've gotten mad at him in the past for his behavior (like when he is yelling or throwing things) and I know if it turns out that he has Tourettes he doesnt necessarily have control over some of his behavior. I feel so bad, he always had some behavior that seemed sort of like tics but they never lasted long and he would go months without anything. Ever since his dad left it has been more noticeable and a lot more often and from what I read stress and PTSD can make it worse. I feel like such a failure not looking into this sooner for my son 😔
You are not a failure! What a great mom you are❤❤❤❤ wish you the best!
As long as we learn from our mistakes, there's no point in shaming ourself
Reading your comment made me very sad. For your son but more so for how it made you think of yourself. Please don’t consider yourself a failure,
From reading that alone I can tell you really care and I’m sure you’re a great Mother and I’m sure he sees that too. Best of luck ❤
I have now found out that my son most likely just has childhood tics and should outgrow them within the next few years but to keep an eye on it. I guess it is quite normal for kids his age to have some physical tics which I didnt know about before. I so appreciate all the lovely comments from everyone, that really makes me happy. ✌💕🇨🇦
You are a fantastic mom and the fact your here writing about it you are strong and beautiful. Your son is so special 💙
The birds he flipped at 2:31 😂😂😂
And he says it's driven by his surroundings. Hmmmmm.
She wanted to laugh so bad 😂😂😂😂 but he’s strong 💪 I know this is frustrating 🥺
i have tourette first time people make funs on me but now i get lot of support
❤❤❤❤
Many years ago i used to have tics every now and than but i do not have them anymore. They just stopped occurring and i have lived a normal life ever since.
THIS is the worst case? Wow I know people WAAAAAAAAAY worse than this.
So for the uneducated like myself who don't have encounters with people like this what are you referring to?
in UK they say.
Good for you
He is probably suppressing it a LOT because he knows he's on TV. When he's home alone is when it all really comes out.
@@sparrowhawk5673some people's Tourette's make it very hard to get a sentence out. Every 2nd or 3rd word will be interrupted by a medley of random words, movements, swear words, and sounds. Also, there are people with Tourette's who will SCREAM racial slurs or things like "I've got a bomb" when they're at an airport.
this is so sad people making fun of this guy it’s not his fault his got a condition u got to put your self in his shoes would u like people taking the piss out of you err NO so don’t do it to him
Totally agree. People should start thinking how frustrating it is already for the sufferers, and to then be made a laughing stock through no fault of their own. There is something desperately wrong with mankind and its lack of empathy.
I don't care. Take the piss out of me. 😂
@@mailmanjoe I bet you’re a real hit with the ladies… 💩🤦♂️
Despite having both Physically and Psychological Disabilities the Australian Government gave Me a job in the ultra secretive Australian Department of Defence, during which tenure the Australian Army attempted to recruit Me as a Colonel in the Royal Australian Corps of Military Police.
Regrettably one of My Psychological Disabilities prevented Me from accepting, something I have regretted ever since.
That was in 1988.
He’s really lovely and I think the noises are really musical and controlled! Amazingly interesting guy. Good luck! You’ll be fine
This is a terrible disability,Im curious if theres a study out there as to why they may think this is so bad in the UK,Id like to watch it
So now I realize most parrots suffer from Tourette's too...
2:29 I’m not going to heaven for laughing! I’m a horrible person! 😭
Me too..😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
It's funny. Not funny to be discriminated against for it. But not laughing is like holding in a sneeze. 😂
U bad@@Sandwich420
There have been those who shout out obscenities or wildly hit someone they love - it's awful to have in any form but this fellow at least isn't offending anyone - do wish him well.
Hugs to him . Very brave to speak out
Bless him 💜
2:29 I agree with this tic 100% 👏🏻
It's like he can't stop his subconscious mind from expressing itself.
Its not even his subconscious mind tho, its just random brain signals
Ryan has a special message at 2:29 to all those being mean in the comments.
At least on the positive side, he's a very good whistler.
You know dang well the hosts are trying sooooo hard to not laugh. Cause it's hilarious!!!
Don't be so nasty 😒
Even the dude knows it's funny he's laughing. Don't cry so hard
@@lindam8430it’s not funny obviously because he has no will not to do it but it is because of the setting and how he also chooses to handle it 😂
Poor chap. Sounds like he has a naughty parrot living in his head.
lol that’s a good way to put it.
As someone with Tourette’s that’s exactly what it’s like
😂
Ive had mild tics due to autism i cant imagine having tourettes whete theyre worse and constant
The ones i get are pretty rare
The worst ive had is my arm flipping up (one time i had a glass in my hahd and got soaked my psrtner at the time couldnt stop lauging)
The other id an eyebrow raise/twitch and my head might twitch
The wordt i had was a full body jerk that sent my phone flying across the room
i would like to have a friend like this
thats ridiculous that not many jobs accept people with tourette’s in the uk. So many jobs here in the us accept people with tourretes or maybe its just the state of california because i haven’t been outside of cali before. But the coworkers I have are so used to and understanding of my tourretes and the regular customers as well. That theres no issue. I think they should make more people aware of tourretes in other countries it would make life easier. I have tourretes and i have 2 jobs and go to school. They shouldnt make it a huge deal we can still do normal stuff if people dont make fun of tourettes.
Maybe because they can get a disability allowance instead? Still wrong though, give the man a chance!
At least he keeps the cussing down. I feel so sad for these people 😢
I actually never thought there would be pain from holding it in 🥺
Yes, it's like a huge tension in your body that you need to relieve. I can't speak for everyone, but for me, I begin to feel pressure and tension in my arms and legs. The pressure continues to build until I release my Tourette's word/sound/movement. However, it's not always like this. Half of the time, the sound/word/movement happens before I even know it's going on-- it happens, and then I realize it happened. It's out of my control.
I have Tourette’s and it’s the weirdest feeling trying to hold them in. His example of a sneeze is very good but it’s the same with a cough. You know how it’s like almost painful to hold them in and u feel like ur going to burst into a coughing fit, it’s the same thing. I like to call it a ticcing time bomb 😂
@@sophiajohnson8202 Is it possible to change the word you say or action to a different action if you know it's coming?
@@nickxvega Probably not
It’s really annoying. It causes soreness in wherever part of the muscle your tightening, for me shoulders and neck area
The Schofield loved that “silver fox”
I'm glad that we're becoming more aware. I recently had to have my old dog, my best friend, euthanized. The woman who came in to take the information, and get my signature and payment, gave a snort and a laugh every step of the way. I'm glad that I was able to recognize her disability and not make a fuss. That said, I think it would have been wise for the clinic to assign a different employee for such a painful and sensitive moment
My friend and I have a tic disorder, his were really really bad, he would have a tic about 5 times during one sentence. As he got older, it got better. But whenever he would tic, it would set off mine and i tried my best to suppress it so then it wouldn't set his off even more ☠️
My nephew was the first person to be diagnosed with Tourette’s in the uk which was very upsetting even teachers would say oh here’s the kid that barks like a dog !!!!!!this only came about after seeing on a programme in America when on holiday .we were sent all the literature about it after contacting them .doctors in the uk we’re not geared up for this so it took sometime educating them .one doctor prescribed medicine but still didn’t know what it was ,which is ridiculous ,another doctor prescribed a medicine that was even banned ,so be careful guys .Ritilin was given to 600 kids in America many years ago as an experiment to stop Tourette’s …..600 kids died
If you are given medication make sure it is resperidol this is what’s given in America too .this does NOT stop you from working only uneducated people would try to do this !!!!
It is a condition so be respectful
I never thought about Tourette's and head pain...very interesting! I assume the tics help his body release the head pain/pressure based on what he said?
im certain this man would trade everything he owns to get rid of this conditions, it must be so exhausting to live with this
He got that "Woooo" on point. Better than Ric Flair
Better than Michael Jackson😂😂
I can't imagine how much of an outcast people with tics or any mental illnesses back in the dark ages. Thank God we aren't in those eras anymore where people will mark you as being possesed. The worst of times and the worst of humanity.
“Nobbit,” whistle, mouth pop, forehead slap, clap, middle fingers, “yeyhh,” in perfect timing and quality. 2:29
Its great to see media sharing such stories so that people can understand what these beautiful souls are going through, it will bring more acceptance and understanding in the community
I know taht feeling where a pressure builds up and it hurts very seriously to try to resist it.
I have RLS/WED, where my legs have to start moving at night, and it hurts like crazy to resist it.
Do you have Tourette's, too? I have both Tourette's and severe RLS. I wonder if they are linked? When I need to release a tic, I get RLS symptoms that are only relieved by making my usual sound + movement.
@@groovydeath No, I don't think I have tourettes. I get some twitches, sometimes, but they're not tourettes-like, and and they're very minimal.
I do have very severe RLS, possibly with what they call PLMD, periodic limb movement disorder.
I don't only need to move my legs around at night like I'm on a bicycle, but I also get violent shakes as if someone tickles me under the foot. Completely involuntary muscle contractions.
I reduce the frequency of RLS by controlling th etempearture. Often, it helps to have cold legs. I'v enoticed that being a bit warm can set them off.
0:30 I thought that sounded good enough to be a singer ngl 🤩🤩🤩
😂😂
Lovely guy. Hope he's doing well.
The mouth pop and forehead slap at
0:49 were perfectly executed. They sounded computer generated. 😁
2:28 Okay that was actually cool how he gave the middle fingers rofl i love this guy
He had the Michael Jackson version of Tourette’s.
😂😂😂😂 gold
@@STRANGERINMOSCOW1 Thank you!!! XD
😂🤣😂🤣
It’s not a joke
Meaning ?
2:32 imagine do that at the interview
I've been watching different people with tourrettes and i have concluded that they make the most satisfying sounds. (The pops, whistles, etc)
I'm sorry when they hurt 😔
Some medications can give tics & touretts. My nephew went through that. It went away when he stopped the meds.
Bro liked being called "silver fox"😂😂😂
4:56 “Silver fox”. Don’t know why that struck me as funny.
"Silver fox!" 😂
Disclaimer i'm clearly not a scientist, yet i wonder if things like working out/doing sports, singing and/or martial arts for example could help to 'release' some pressure and/or gain more control over tics/inclination to say or do certain unwanted uncontrollable things
How do u get tattoos with out moving amazing
I put a horse tranquilizer in him when I gave him his tattoo...it worked wonders!!!
0:51 no wonder he has got the extreme cases of tourettes
He said, ‘it gets to the point where I don’t want to COME OUT’ and he’s talking to Phil 🤣😂🤣😂.
I think instead of "come out" he meant go out. (As in, almost reluctant to leave his home for fear of being ridiculed.)
Father Bless you all who suffer in this manner, 🙏 we will keep you in our Hearts and prayers 🙏 ❤
4:56 "silver fox"
Worst part is most likely when trying to drink or eat. 😕
Or master bait
Bless him but just picture him and Pete from big brother in the same room 😂
But he is so sweet
Every time I see someone with this condition, they are from somewhere around the UK. Is there something environmental going on over there possibly
i was literally thinking the same
Torurettes is far more common for people who are close European decent
They got that super high grade tea
Trend is decreasing post Brexit
No
Lovely chap he’d make a good entertainer
lol
There’s no Tourette’s in me the only thing I got is Asperger’s which is the high functioning autism
If your in a workman job like garden maintenance or construction where your constantly moving around bantering, swearing and hitting stuff, those actually seem like work spaces where you wouldn’t appear that differently to the rest of the public compared to the other staff. At my job we’re always loud and figity, obviously I can’t speak on having tourettes because I don’t have it, I just picture that as the best enviornment from a simpleminded pov.
I’m autistic and I have tics
In school I would do inappropriate things like punching my principals desk when she isn't looking and that would scare her and I would cuss around when the teacher is teaching the class. Everyone would make fun of me for doing those things that I would not handle and I was touching my neck and when I got tired of that I dropped out. But I'm going back to school but homeschooling.
Seems quite talented with his sound affects. Could do sound effect tracks for some cartoons and movies. 👍
I could do a great remix of @2:29 for my channel
mine isnt diagnosed, but i cant even type without a tic occurring.
Hey Moe! Nyuk nyuk. A wise guy!
I mean, shout out to the tattoo artist, who did an awesome job..even for a normal person it is very exhausting to NOT move while getting a tattoo...
I wonder if doing like data analysis or coding or some type of "private" work where you really just hunker down do your work, might be suited for them? You still have to talk to people sometimes but I am sure a company could find a way to give them a good place.
How do they anchors control themselves! That’s right their job depends on it
Nice guy ! Feel bad for him
Bless his heart ❤
What did he say at 4:56?
I think he said silver fox
@@alicej722probably referring to the guys hair 😂
No one can resist laughing after watching 2:29 Even he laughed afterward 2:32
Poor bloke 🙏
Poor wanka
@@mailmanjoe idiot
@@mailmanjoe lol
It's so weird that they're not acknowledging his ticks - they SHOULD be laughing, I am, and if I was there I would be howling.
My goodness this is a lot ❤
Hed make a good school teacher
My children had a high school math teacher with Tourette’s.
@@rayray8687 Interesting
I couldn't stop laughing at 2:28.......I literally died
Me too😭😭😭🤚
I have arrived a year late, I am sorry that I didn't phone the ambulance on time.
@@buzzbuzzmofoLols ya I'd pay to be his friend and just observe 😂😂😂
That’s risky having this guy live on tv 😂
I want him as my best friend