glad you made this video. these people who blatantly fake it are annoying. don't even get me started on the people who claim to have DiD and ''their alters having tourettes''... i mean.. um,,, clearly their neurological structure changes with their alter... yeah.. haha...no.
As a doctor who treats tourette's, thank you for calling these people out on their bullshit. Edit: anyone struggle with tics or tourette's please get evaluated by a psychiatrist or neurologist to discuss medication options. My recommended non-medication treatment is Habit Reversal Training - look for someone trained in your area.
If you treat Tourette's, what would you suggest an adult with moderate-severe Tourette's to do? I have tried almost everything. I have even applied for trials for jaw dislocation/replacement, certain electo therapies, etc. At times suicide is definitely conimplated.
As someone with tourettes, the fake tics being portrayed as a laughing matter is something that severely pisses me off, I'm glad this is being called out on by someone who actually understands the situations
I don’t have Tourette’s but I can imagine something just happening that u don’t want that occurs frequently beyond your control being extremely irritating. But if u were recording a video of u doing smth and u tic, wouldn’t u just delete the video and re-record what u wanted to record in the first place? I’d do that.
Ye like people that say “OH IF YOU HAVE AUTISM THEN YOU SHOULDNT BE HERE” don’t realize the disorder of autism, it has a spectrum, also I have heard that a lot of people like doctors have autism, but the way these people I’m talking about see it as an “illiterate special needs required” thing when it’s the exact opposite, now I have no idea what Tourettes are but I am assuming it’s similar to this
From my personal experience, the tics I have usually range from vocal noises that are comparable to hiccups, to slight jerky movements of the arms and legs, though there are different tics depending on the case. I know however that it is pretty much never a laughing matter But again, I'm just recounting my experience
I was diagnosed with Giles Tourette's Syndrome as a child. I'm 36 now and though I rarely have outbreaks anymore, they still poke their ugly head out once in a while. My Tourette's are only physical, but when dealing with a great deal of anxiety and stress, it can trigger an outbreak for me that always lasts more than 2 weeks, often much longer. I get extremely sore muscles and headaches due to my neck tics and my jaw gets very tired and sore from grinding it side to side so much and so vigorously. Thank you for creating this video, it is frustrating to see people fake having disabilities. And as someone with Tourette's myself, I can easily tell she's faking. She literally has no clue what it is truly like and I'm sad for her that she has to fake having a disability in order to get attention. As a side note, I stood up and confronted a couple young individuals I overheard in a convenience store years ago who were joking about having Tourette's and were fake "ticking" and laughing about it. It was obvious they were fake and just making fun, and I told them that I have actual diagnosed Tourette's and that it isn't a laughing matter. I told them to imagine bending your neck sideways and pushing your jaw to the side as far as you can before you feel pain, and continually do that about 10-15 times every minute for 2 weeks straight and imagine how that would make your body feel. Sadly, the look on their face said it all... "Whatever..." and they just shrugged it off and didn't care. Some people will just never get it, unfortunately. There's a Hallmark movie that explains pretty well about what it is like having Tourette's. It's based on a true story of someone with verbal Tourette's who wanted to become a teacher. I HIGHLY recommend it. It's called "Front of the Class." Very inspirational.
Tourette's can't only be physical. The very diagnostic criteria for Tourette's includes motor AND vocal tics. If you only have motor tics it's not Tourette's but another tic disorder. Just FYI
Not 100% correct. Tourettes is typically displayed in both motor and vocal "tics," yes, but it doesn't nean it can't manifest itself as just physical tics. Every case of Tourette's is unique to the individual and when you throw other disabilities into the mix as well (I also have been diagnosed with ADHD, OCD, and Anxiety disorder as a child and Autism as an adult), that can further complicate and interfere with Tourettes and how it manifests itself. I have met people with Tourettes who have had strong vocal manifestations of it as well as others who have only motor manifestations. I know I said I have only physical Tourettes, but that is really only 99.9% true as I did have a short bout of a super low (nearly undetectable by others) hum / grunt for a period of time many years ago. It was so short and minor I often forget about it. I know it can manifest itself as both vocal and motor; but in my experience, motor has mostly been the only manifestation, so that's what I meant by "physical only." Just because it doesn't show vocally does not mean it is not Tourettes.
Even as someone without Tourettes, this is still very annoying. For someone to go out of their way to show the "daily life" of someone with a medical condition while faking the condition, and on top of that making fun of it by exaggerating it just feels insensitive. This is just wrong on so many levels.
Yeah and it just creates more people who do shit like that, like when stupid 12 year olds see it they're like "OOOOOOHHHHH ADHD AESTHETIC I WANNA BE IN A SYSTEM I WANT DID (disorder that stems from years of severe abuse) IT WOULD BE SO COOL IF RANBOO WAS MY ALTER EGO!!!!!!11!!1!!!"
The funny most disrespectful thing is she said she shows it on TikTok too raise awareness for others then why is this Bishhh faking it for followers? How is that awareness
Yeah it's one of the few things about myself where I don't know why but also have a lot of trust in my own judgement of acting/bad acting. I usually either know the root of my feeling or opinion, or I'm very skeptical of myself because I can't back it up with anything scientific. But I seem to be really good at it, or at least I believe so. Here my acting/bs radar is going off.
This is just so disgusting and disturbing that people actually fake things like Tourette’s to make money and claim they’re raising awareness, it’s absolutely repulsive.
How embarrassing for this lady faking an illness, people do understand most episodes are involuntary. Thank you for setting this straight by explaining , it really helps people know what the symptoms are.
not tryna pick a fight but i just gotta say that tourettes isn’t a illness, it’s a disorder. having tourettes doesn’t mean you are sick or unwell, it just means you have sudden movements and sounds.
Im kind of wondering if shes undiagnosed autistic. Because thats the kind of compulsory habits myself and others that suspect they are have. Theyre not so much ticks as intrusive thoughts but if youre not aware of them they can catch you off guard and feel like a tick. its still bad thats shes misrepresenting a real problem people have but in the small chance shes not faking all of them or other people without tourettes find it relatable, this could be whh
@@CassandraShadowheart no, i don’t think it’s autism. i have autism myself and i’ve never acted like this or seen any of my friends who have autism act like this. we sometimes copy other people’s behaviour but it’s never this intense.
@@xTotxlly_Allyx not sure where else our weird vocal stims could come from or what else we have in common that could cause it then. Didnt know each other when we were young but we all had them by the time we met
That's like when some people in 2018 did a tiktok of them having a fake seizure. I found it offensive bc my mum and some of her relatives had it. Ff to 2021, I got diagnosed with epilepsy.
have u noticed, they always have bright, eye catching hair, like pink or green or blue. also her name is emerald (unusual name) so she obviously changed her name to give herself more attention. they all just want attention
i've had tourette's for 6 years and i'm 14, and seeing people fake it makes me laugh in utter disbelief, yet it is also disgusting and hurtful to witness
@@dioramsay1337 It can be almost anything, not just sounds or words. My friend used to make a breathy hum sound, then groan and shout "yes". My sister makes this awful shrugging motion that even looks painful. A while back I had an issue where my right eye would clamp shut so hard that when my eye opened again I could see sparkles and my eye had to refocus, not sure exactly what was happening with my eye there. But I eventually got an eyepatch to keep my right eye closed most of the time, which seemed to help reduce the frequency and intensity of the "winks". It still happens, it was just waayyyy worse back then because it was an extremely stressful time. It all sucks. It's disruptive, it annoys people even if they understand, it can be painful, it sucks. You don't think about a tic before it happens. It's like walking around a corner and walking into someone, it's a shock for half a second and then you're fine, just a bit annoyed. I suppose there is a bit more "warning" involved, as in, you can feel the tick building. Maybe it's more like seeing a car about to give you a fender bender from behind, you see the car coming just as it's getting in too close and you only have time to process and say "Fu-" before it hits.
@@dioramsay1337 Tourettes can be anything, from a gesture to a noise. I remember people making a streamer with tourettes hear N words and she said it because it was repeated in so many ways to her that she ended up saying it.
I'm so sorry. I myself don't really have any tics so I can't relate, hopefully you're getting better (?) as I've heard in some cases this has happened.
Im so happy this guy with a voice is pointing out the things other cant. Like me i have Tourette’s syndrome but i do not have a big voice and im glad someone with one is using it to help others. I also hate people who fake it like this. Thank you for pointing this out for us👏
Never knew you had Tourettes man. You definitely add more perspective to it. I especially like how you said that tics just happen, they aren’t forced. It shows how cringe this tik toker is
I hate that people actually do this, faking a disorder just for attention, and meanwhile there are people who actually have to deal with these disorders.
I mean, it's not that bad unless uh. It can kill you, but my doctor said that Tourette can't kill you. But, i actually doubt that, because one of my tics is having to crack my neck without using hands. and i've heard from a tik tok that cracking your neck can kill you. because of a stroke or something.. but it's tik tok so it's probably fake.
@@rob_tarded that doesnt justify faking disorders. for you that logic might work out which is fine, but many people would hate having something they are actively disturbed by be mocked and faked by some shithead on the internet. not so nice
@@rob_tarded As far as I know the neck thing is real but even less likely than getting hit by lightning, and the bleeding is slow enough that if anyone else is in the house you'll probably survive. I didn't research anything before saying this either, but I got it from a friend instead of tiktok so it's a more reliable source(note: I did not say reliable, I said more reliable)
she literally pissed me off so much. people at my school literally shout slurs at me, trying to get me to develop a tic like that. its not a cute and quirky disorder, its fucking tiring and draining. slightly embarassing too.
Ignore them, it's not worth the energy to focus on those who choose to stay ignorant. Yeah it sucks, but there's not much you can do about their behavior anyway.
As a person with ADHD i feel you. Especially when it is cool to be viewed as neurodivergent nowadays because Twitter said so and people fake disorders like autism, ADHD, and Tourettes for clout online. This type of behavior makes me sick to my stomach.
People are trying to fake ADHD now?? It's always something. How does one even fake ADHD, isn't it mostly internal? It is for me, at least, but everyone is different A lot of people might fidget more, my brother is one of those who can't sit still but can focus (kind of), but I don't fidget as much as he does. at the same time though I can't keep my thoughts together, it's always a jumble of different thought processes that I have to try and untangle before speaking or writing or else nothing comes out right, that's the best way I can describe it asz Pretty much, how does one fake ADHD unless they try to exaggerate to the point of looking stupid cause in some cases it's not that visible
Same. ADHD fucking ruins my life on the days I don’t take medication, it’s not some funny or “quirky” thing I do every day. I don’t wake up jumping every day, it’s more like wasting time and barely being focused on something before hating myself for not doing anything and not being able to keep my attention on a task that I don’t enjoy even when I know that it’s something that I need to be focused on Also lots of pent up social anxiety from saying the wrong things before I say them or trying not to interrupt or blurt out because I don’t want someone to feel bad
I literally have a ADHD diagnosis which i barely can focus as mine is sorta severe i fidget or just day dream or make up stuff in my head and its HELL trying to sleep and whilist sleeping i MOVE ALOT ALOT in my sleep that could cause me to fall off as i once ALMOST did my foot was out and sm i also am very forgetful cause of it so i dont get why people think its cool to fake ADHD or anything sure i sometimes twitch a bit but thats like 1% of the time (in my case) (extra: i went off topic ajajajajajjaja)
I’m already not taken seriously for any of my symptoms. People think you have to be running around everywhere and saying “squirrel!” to have ADHD. Sometimes, it can just be attention deficit, it’s not always hyperactivity. I am a huge forgetter and a poor planner, doesn’t mean I run around like an idiot trying to show everyone how disabled I am. If you have to fake or play up a disability, chances are there’s nothing else interesting with your life and you’re starving for attention.
The worst part is she _laughs._ Like this is all so funny and quirky to her, meanwhile for some people it can be so bad it’s debilitating and even on the less extreme side it’s frustrating and causes unnecessary social strain and embarrassment. It’s one thing to fake it, that’s already bad. But to laugh like it’s all a big joke is just messed up.
My sister has Tourette’s and has a very hard time, I’m so mad she does this! It is hard enough on people with real Tourette’s and even harder with people out here faking! Thanks for exposing her!
the saddest part is that people that actually have tourretes have to deal with the consequences of people like her promoting misinformation about the disorder
I think I have ticks (which come from having asbergers), but they're not really noticable or stick out so it doesn't really matter. I tend to spin my foot in a circle, or tap it up and down(furiously), and people just see it as a nervousness thing (which is kinda true I guess). I even do it when I'm about to fall asleep and my mind and body are almost fully asleep. And as soon as I notice I'm doing it I am able to stop, but I do prefer not to. Sometimes people see me do it and they unconsciously start doing it themselves,cause tapping your foot is what people tend to do anyways,just not as much. And sometimes when I'm sitting on a bench It can bother other people cause the vibrations from the tapping travel thru the bench and cause it to shake.
That shit is the same thing that happened to depression, some morons faking something to get money and make a a real problem become a joke to the eyes of people =(
@@allmigthygoddess939 honestly me and my dad tend to shake our feet for no reason, also for some weird reason I was just grinding my teeth while reading this
My son has Tourette’s, diagnosed when he was 7. You remind me so much of him. He has said these exact same things about these videos. I appreciate you calling her out and exposing her for what she is, fake! Tourette’s is not fun or funny!
@@draetonalimoffatt8780 Sure I can't objectively say what is and isn't funny but let be real rn. Let's say that one of your loved ones has been diagnosed with Tourettes and this would become an obstacle to their everyday normal life. Then you see ppl faking their Tourettes on tiktok or any other social platform, would you sit and watch it with a happy heart like "hahaha omg this is so funny😂😂😂 wow I'm really enjoying this😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂" while your loved one in the background is suffering??? Fk no bro, in this situation it is evident that this is so UNFUNNY, period. Have a lovely day☺
@@mypeyboritetiramisu11 yeah except you clearly misunderstand what is being referred to... Context clearly implies that the ticks can be funny, not this person faking it for clout. You clearly didn't get that based on your responses. First of all I do have someone who has that and they do laugh about it. Secondly they weren't implying faking it was funny, they were implying that some ticks can be perceived as humorous, I don't know why you think they meant the person faking the disorder. The initial comment clearly uses "it's" (referring to tourrettes) and not "theirs" ( which would refer to the tik tok person faking) Again not everything is an attack on people and don't respond or rush to conclusions until you are sure you know what you are talking about or the context in which something was said. Have a nice day and hopefully now you understand and maybe learned something. Also I'd suggest you stop implying people from tourrettes are "suffering".
@@punpunisher1468 just because somebody is a shit person doesn’t mean we have to stoop low to their level and be as disrespectful as them. We should try and respect peoples pronouns just to be kind, nobody needs to “earn” having their pronouns respected.
@@PhysicallyAwake They could also be lying about being trans though. Just like with tourettes you don't pick your gender when trans, it's an experience you have or don't have and can lie about to piggy back off the social credit others will give you for struggling with it.
It's not just this lady, many on TikTok are doing the same faking sicknesses or illnesses just to seemingly make fun of people who are REALLY suffering from the same condition. Views, attention and money are what they only have on mind and they don't care about receiving negative responses unless real actions are taken against them. It's just so sad at how irresponsible these influencers can be.
as someone who actually suffers from a couple mental illnesses yeah seeing people faking them so obvious is painful, and even seeing commenters falling for it is worse depression is such a big one, i've been through it and done research on it, and i've got no idea where self harm has came from because it's not an actual symptom of depression, it's straight up just attention seeking unless they have some other disorder. my theory about it is it's been developed into factitious disorder through some other SH illness, and just spread from there
I don’t have Tourettes, but from what I heard, it’s extremely annoying and makes you do things with little to no control over your actions. This seems like it would become very annoying and affect your life majorly and I feel like Tourettes is not ever talked about despite how much of an effect it has. Sometimes I occasionally have a twitch where I just tilt my head over either of my shoulders and twitch said shoulder, and this is annoying to me so I can’t imagine nor do I want to imagine how having Tourettes would affect me.
apparently it also is really painful in some cases if it's moving your body, and when you constantly say things without wanting to it can probably be annoying
@@MrPers0n30 no problem! and i think it's only painful sometimes, i'm sure some tics aren't painful at all but i've heard that some movement tics can hurt
Yeah I have Tourette’s and one of my tics involve a hard twitch in my neck and it’s very painful and inconvenient, especially when I’m in the middle of doing something such as playing a sport or doing classwork.
@@Angiesunshine13 yeah, 2 of my friends has ticks but it doesnt hurt them at all i think because they have more vocal ones than physical ticks ( my other friend used to have a physical tick but stopped) My friend has another tick that i didnt know of as of today where he literally screams "fuk".
As someone whose spouse has tics, this offends me to no end cause i see how it frustrates him. Im not going to share my husband's tic, but his can cause him a lot of issues if he cant reel it in.. So to see someone play it off like its all a big joke and theres always gotta be a cussing one involved somehow (which is crap.. thats not as common if i recall), just boils my blood.
@@Losyde I have (or used to) have so many friends like that. There's this one that was claiming to be schizophrenic because during maths she mistook a five for a zero and while playing Among Us she didn't see cyan in the room... The definition of schizophrenia (loosely put) is a mental disorder that can cause someone to have TeRrIfYiNg hallucinations. Oh My Gawd! I thought it said 40 + 10 not 45 + 15 So terrifying! 😰 Is basically what she was saying. Also claiming to be depressed but saying with the biggest smile on her face like it was the greatest gift of all. Also she said she had all this other sh*t like ADHD, Social anxiety etc. If she had social anxiety she would care what people think of her when out and about. She tries to stand out as much as possible (in a bad way too). She does not have social anxiety, I know that 100% because I do have it. Not that it's that much of a serious thing (I think?) I apologise for my ranting but the Internet is a good place to let out all out 😅 EDIT : She is 13 too
@@johnlennon2333 I dated a girl like 15 years ago who was schizophrenic. She would hold it together for the most part but sometimes you could see in her eyes that she was terrified about something that no one else was seeing. One time she just ran away from everyone in full sprint for seemingly no reason. Another time she was convinced I was a demon. What your friend is describing sounds more like a weird dyslexia of some sort than paranoid schizophrenia. I agree its probably just BS like you said.
@@alexcrowder1673 oh, that's young to have it too (not that I know how it 'works') I'm sorry My friend also wears glasses as well because it sometimes happens to me (a fellow 4 eyes) which is probably part of it too. It's frustrating and (don't know the right word to use so I'll go with disrespectful) as there is people who actually have this stuff and then they're there claiming to have it acting all hyped up.
My dad had neck surgery due to the severity of his tourettes, crazy how you can be so entitled you feel the need to create a fake problem to create a challenge. Earned my sub!
I have tourettes and one tic is to jerk my head quickly. One day that happened I threw my entire back and neck out. I was in bed for a week waiting for it to heal.
i have moderate to severe vocal and motor turret syndrome and when i first saw this woman i was livid i think she is just a fat bag of sh*t so much so that the bag is literally made out of it but going back to my tics when i start to feel like im going to tic my nose gets a bit itchy and it sounds like grunting coughing or clearing of the throut how i typed this out makes it seem like i am 7 but i just do not know how to spell
i have tourrettes and seeing this just makes me laugh, this person is so obviously faking it that the only people she tricks are the people that have no idea what actual tourettes syndrome is like
I have a tic disorder(undiagnosed) I get kind of irritated when people say I have Tourette's I have something genuinely close to tourette's and I'm still irritated when people call it tourette's
My son had Tourettes and is NEVER happy about it. In fact he gets absolutely pissed about it. His verbal and physical tics cause him to feel embarrassed and he has pain from the repetition of movement. It’s extremely disgusting that someone fakes a condition that actually impacts people’s lives.
The next step for society will probably be to showcase the condition as something that makes you interesting and unique, maybe even better than other people, and that is actually not even a condition! (If it follows the same path as autism) -_-
genuinely!! its so disgusting to see, i dont have tourettes but i have an unspecified tic disorder related to my adhd and its genuinely so frustrating when i see these things. my tics are mostly motor, my muscles will clench violently in my neck, making my head snap to the side or making my face scrunch, my hands will open and close or my whole neck locks up and such, it hurts very bad and people give me such strange looks, its really really embarrassing i hate that these people dont get that
I have tics... and I'm a highschooler... wich is annoying ,although I've never been diagnosed with anything else and when I tried to see a doctor about my tics she recommended physical therapy wich didn't help but I do have people who say I don't have tics because it's mostly in my ankles unless I'm really stressed but scrunch my face and my neck tenses and those usually hurt because it's more repeated and it gets me wierd looks. This has been happening to me more recently and it's very upsetting. I also make wierd coughing sounds wich annoys everyone in class. I forrg9t to mention that my neck tensing has caused a few problems for me in the past where I'll do it a messnsomething up and then not be able to turn my head. So yeah not sure why anyone needs that info
My son has Tourettes too. He is 10 and while he doesn’t repeat words over and over, he runs back and forth and will make the “uhh” sound over and over. I can’t stand that people fake this disorder. It’s nothing fun to have and the doctor even told me that while it’s not painful, it is uncomfortable. Especially if he was not able to release his Tics for some reason.
@@kaden77Oh.. I have this problem too. But only then I'm nervous or angry. Sometimes it happens at night, my girlfriend told me. The only thing I can do, is to avoid being angry or nervous, which is impossible.
i had a classmate in college who had tourettes, abd to him it was NOT a laughing matter. he was absolutely ashamed of it (which i felt really sad about) and they got more intense the more nervous he was. he seemed like a nice guy but always kept to himself. i know everyone with tourettes is different, but he was like the complete opposite of what this girl who's faking is like.
@@xenonn222 there's a boy at my school who's got tourette as well and most of the students tried to befriend him but the teachers don't allow us to talk to him. They keep him in a separate room for breaks and lunches and then in lessons there's always someone with him, like a teacher assistant, so it's not that easy to become friends
I have a friend and I’ve known her since middle school , she’s diagnosed with tourettes and autism and during the entire time through middle and high school I was the only one that accepted her and loved her and understood she can’t help it . She feels shameful for her tics and has cried to me wishing she could be me instead because she hates them . She’d have outbursts in the middle of class of anger and tics and I’d be the one in the hallway helping her calm down , while everyone including teachers laughed and scoffed at her . She’s my best friend to this day and she’s 10000x better and I’m so glad I could be apart of her life . And will always be to this day
@Daddly Lou Gerera I think it's more of a sad statement of "no one else has shown they cared enough to comfort her". I know I've sometimes felt like I was a person's only friend, and I wasn't exactly happy when feeling that way.
@Daddly Lou Gerera I mean you never know she could be telling the truth. Its not hard to believe that in our fucked up generation with people faking mental illnesses, there are probably apathetic people as well. Though she did sound possessive when she said she was the only one who cared, maybe she came off that way because shes just over protective. They’re best friends after all, a close friend of mine acts similarly, but I never thought anything of it.
I forgot to say this in the video but I was gonna mention that the only people i have ever had the displeasure of knowing who faked having tourettes for attention were literal children when i was at summer camps as a child. Which just shows how immature ticsandroses is lol also i implied this in the video but i didn't explicitly state it, but usually when you are trying to focus on something the tics are a lot less frequent.
Your tic rating at the end reminded me that I had tics very similar to tourettes for about a year or two in elementary school. They would get worse, one in particular more than the others, if I let my hair get long enough to be visible if I brushed it forward, but would still persist even a week or two after I had it cut, and brushing it out of the way didn't do anything. I had 4 main tics: The first was I would flick my head about 90 degrees to the left, while also tilting it forward, and then it would reset to the right most of the way. That one was the one that was most active when my hair was long, which makes sense, especially since obviously I now know what the issue was. This one felt like an itch in my head, and about half the time, snapping my head to the left made it stop itching, but the other half I would do it immediately over and over until it did. My second was what my mom called "squiding", and that was where I would...I'm doing it intentionally right now to try and describe it, but I kinda can't, it wasn't something I could do before this started happening, and it's been so long I haven't thought much about it. ...But I kind of put my tongue at the roof of my mouth and like...flex a small part of it? In a way that the saliva moving under it makes a sound like Squidward's walking squelches. My third was actually a verbal one, but it was fairly rare, and would only happen when I was already very stressed. It was like a sudden vocal activation kind of between a "hmm" and a "huh" as well as a nasal exhale. It's like a very momentary hum, but when it would happen, my whole upper chest would contract, like it was trying to reject the air I was breathing or something. And then the fourth was just a hard blink. That one I honestly still get when I'm stressed, even now, so long after it was confirmed that I don't actually have TS. I was around 9 or 10 when this was happening, and my family and I all genuinely thought I did have TS. But then they took me in to my family doctor after way too long of allowing this to go on without help, and he discovered that I...had put a ball of blu tack in my ear, seemingly several months to about a year earlier...and since my family used q-tips to clean ears then, it had basically gotten pushed all the way into my ear canal. I didn't notice until after it was removed that that was why my hearing felt like it was fading, and I think I'm probably lucky not to be half deaf today. I don't remember if my doctor told my parents why this was causing physical and minor verbal tics, and I'm not a doctor. But if I had to guess, I'd say it was either that I was subconsciously feeling it push against things in my head, or it was some kind of equilibrium issue? In any case, I hated every minute of it, to the point that after about 20-30 minutes of softening up the crud in my ear, spraying it with water, and finally eventually carefully extracting the ick ball from my head with tweezers, I was too focused on the sudden feeling of relief and the immediate improvement in my hearing to be confused as to when the heck I stuck blu tack in my head, or embarrassed that I had somehow managed to do that in the first place. But anyway, the little ball of half-melted ick that got removed from my head ended up being the issue, because within only a couple weeks or so, my tics had gone away. Well, again, except the occasional hard blink due to stress, but maybe that's just something everyone does?
As someone who literally had to go to the ER for tics because I couldn’t stop ticking no matter how hard I tried (the tic in this scenario was me sharply turning my head and inhaling air quick which was causing me severe head aches to the point where I could lose consciousness) it pisses me off when people just fake disorders like Tourettes for clout. They probably get all their mental health info just from a 2 minute Google search and not look into actual accounts from people with properly diagnosed neurodivergencies.
I had a similar experience! I had to go to the ER because I was having non-stop head tics. (Similar to the one you’re describing) so I think it’s very uncool for them to fake it for some views. I was in pain the whole time and did not enjoy it one bit.
I had no idea that tics could be so severe, I'm sorry you went through that and I'm sorry you have to put up with people like this who fake it for attention
@@Sophie-vw5ol Yes! "factitious disorder imposed on self" Previously known as Munchausen syndrome. .. I know nothing about it, but it's recognised in the DSM-5.
As someone who also has professionally diagnosed Tourette's, this was an amazing video. I also noticed that I have a lot of the tics you have; scrunching my face, making throat clearing/whistle noises, and twitching my shoulder are some of my most common ones, and I rarely find people saying that they assumed I have Tourette's, even if I've known them for a while, much like people are doing in the comments of this video. TLDR: Absolutely great video with actually helpful information
yea I have one that makes me say ”ew ew ew” or ”shut up” that usually triggers me when im in public because I get alot of bad thoughts that I cant stop so I think that I get those tics cause I actually say ”shut up” to myself rather then a person (I have touretts)
As someone with tourettes, who has been hospitalized multiple times due to the severity of it, I can't believe that someone would actually put forth effort to fake it. It's just sad and disgusting.
Hi, I don't know much about tourettes and didn't know you could need hospitalization. I'm sorry that people out there are making fun of this condition. I suffer with several invisible illnesses and have felt the pain when people belittle what I go through. Please know that most of us, though we do need education, respect you for the daily fight and effort it takes to just live life! ❤
Honestly I wouldn’t even call that effort just blatant mockery. I used to have minor Tourette’s but I never liked it it was always annoying. (Think if it like the hiccups except instead you roll your eyes or your mouth twitches and rarely your head might jerk a bit. ) it’s rare to have ticks as frequently as she does and would have to be in the hospital if that was the case. (And when I say I used to have it I pretty much grew out of it which can happen some times but every now and then I might have one tick
Unfortunately, this kind of thing happens so much across so many ailments. As someone who was diagnosed with schizophrenia as a teen, in the past I've had to deal with what I can only presume were kids online talking about how "amazing it is to have schizophrenia because you always have people to talk to!" and comments like that. People speak without thought and often act in the same fashion. I will be honest though, I know next to nothing about tourettes, but can only presume that this kind of severity would be so grotesquely caricature that it would be more at home on something like Monty Python as opposed to it being even remotely genuine.
I had a classmate who faked Tourette’s for years and was never held accountable. Conveniently her ticks were limited to swearing every other word, cussing out Teachers, and speaking out of turn in class. My mum had to deal with her for two years in her math class then the semester after she was finally rid of her she found out from the school counselor there was no medical documentation of the student ever being diagnosed or even tested. Problem was her parents paid full tuition so she never faced any consequences for faking a disability
I have been diagnosed with Tourette’s, I never get offended by anything and I like jokes and what not, I’m okay with being made fun of because it helps me get better at laughing at it and feeling better. This lady full on offends me, she’s not making it a joke or a skit or anything, she’s fully faking it for attention and misrepresenting the illness in a way that makes it seem fun and quirky when it makes people’s lives harder or at least an annoyance
Yeah, thats the internet for you. Anything that is a serious illness or issue the internet finds away to make it fun and quirky like drugs or depression.
My life with Tourette's and Asperger's has been fucking horrible and a lot of it was due to misunderstanding or promotion of false / funny narrative content. being punished for being a bad kid for calling things out or not being able to sit still all school life, and being placed in isolation 6 hours a day. its just something I would never wish on anyone and has honestly I think ruined me mentally permanently. i don't mind when people find me funny but i do mind when people are being taught an incorrect understanding of something that effects a lot of people negatively.
I have a friend with Tourette’s. I actually find it amazing how someone who I admire so deeply can get on with something like that. Respect for anyone with Tourette’s, y’all are crazy strong.
Yeah like she just conveniently started recording whenever the ticks happen? Or was she just recording everything she did? It's highly weird and suspicious either way.
As a guy with Tourette's, I literally can't imagine how someone can put that much time and effort into mocking a legit neurological condition like mine. Like, I can roll with the punches most of the time, but there's absolutely a line.
When I was a teen, I tried seeing how much I could get away with my professionally diagnosed condition... Turns out karma sucks, started saying "fuck" in short outbursts... Until it became a legit tic. I played myself, and got what I deserved for abusing my tourettes.
@@necromaster212121 i run into the same problem, sometimes i do something as a bad habit and it turns into a tic, once i blinked aggressively (just like dapz) as a habit, now it just happens out of my control, and i have developed other tics since then, as far as im aware that is when it first began to awaken
Because now adays the people that do this have entirely different mental issues. They cannot stand that they offer nothing that makes them special or unique so they take things that belong to others regardless of whether it's seen as positive or negative and make a complete mockery out of it. And I find it to be really disgusting personally.
No cap. It was so cringy watching her supposed tics, why would people even go out of their way to stage somethin' like this? Blatant disrespect, I have no sympathy for her.
I dated a guy with tourettes for a few years and her videos are nothing similar to what I've experienced/seen/learned of tourettes. Thanks for calling her out. It's downright sick to fake an illness for personal gain.
I have a next door neighbor who also has Tourettes and even she doesn’t behave like that. I’m friends with her sister and if I showed her those videos I can probably bet that she’ll tell me that’s not how her sister acts.
1:13 I kept on having that tic that makes your head go to the side thingy 3 times and it stopped it here (I don’t got Tourette’s I just have a small tic that’s kinda rare ig)
Yes, and he did it so well that im sure he dont have Tourettes, he has Jacobs Syndrome, which often give symptoms like Tourettes. I can relate to many of his claims, its Jacobs, no doubt.
i have mild ticks either with my neck or hands due to my autism. being represented like this is absolutely hurtful, thank you for shedding light on this
I never knew you had tourettes, even with all the videos I've watched on your channel. Compared to this lady (who has such a "severe case of tourettes" that her reactions are bigger than reaction youtubers)
As a person who doesn’t have Tourette’s but did have trauma tics for many months, this deeply hurts me, they’re trying to pretend that they know what it’s like to have Tourette’s and that’s not ok. Thanks for sharing Dapz
@@fart4453 i believe tics are in multiple different mental issues so i dont think so... its not just used in tourette's though is mostly known from that:>
I mean i have a blinking tic from an aneurysm i had as a kid so it applies to different mental and physical issues aside from Tourettes syndrome, either way faking tics is neither cool, nor funny.
As a teen diagnosed w/ Tourettes, I can say everything he's saying is true. Tourette's isn't a fun quirk. When you have it, it's not something you want to show to the world because it's embarrassing.
Sadly that's sort of the world we are living in now; it's sort of fashionable or like you said fun to have some sort of quirk. Pretending to suffer from something to get clout, likes or attention is messed up and sick and insulting to people who actually suffer from those things.
I'm not diagnosed with tourette's but for me in this case it's like a stim. I always say "whatTheDogDoing?" when I see a dog or I'd do a small interpretation of Blues Clue's bark (or when I also see Blues Clues). I does get annoyed and embarrassing especially when I'm getting stressed at work and start twitching hard to the point it hurts. People are rude about it sometimes.
i dont have tourettes, but i do have autism and very severe ADHD, so i get how infuriating it is to see people fake this type of thing when its something that people have real struggles with, you were a lot calmer than i would have been
As someone who has tics diagnosed by a doctor seeing this grow as a "trendy" and "quirky" thing to have truly sickens me.. for anyone who has a life ruining disorder that makes it hard to socialize and do things at all you wont be laughing at it. I hope this trend comes to a stop soon
Hmm I have ADHD and it’s really not all that fun. I sometimes talk a little too loudly and get stressed easily. Oh and don’t need coffee because I’m pretty energetic as is.
I feel ya. I have some of the physical illnesses that were very popular to fake/exaggerate on Instagram a while back. Its infuriating to see someone profit or get ass pats and praise for an imitation of something that has wrecked my life. Its even worse when it gets enough attention that physicians attitudes change towards those of us diagnosed with such conditions and it effects medical treatment.
I have ticks given by my adhd tablet Ritalin it’s when I get anxious so I just move impulsively I can’t stop lol but it’s not from Accually mentally if uk what I mean
you don't need to have tourettes to know she is faking it. she disgusts me and the fact she probably got people supporting her and being kind to the shit she fakes is even worse. i wish this man the best. lots of love ♥
I don't have Tourettes . I have friends that do have Tourettes and they act like how she is acting . She just rude. I'm sorry for the evil nasty bullies.
My friends think im faking tourettes because its coming so randomly and im pretty sure i actually do have tourettes because i out of nowhere does som tics. Its pretty annoying and when im trying to explain it to my friend she is just like ‘Then do it now hm?????’ Like do she expect me to tic because i whant to? NO i dont whanna bruhh XD its annoying to see my friend making fun of my tics (arent confirmed by a medical profesional)
I feel bad about this. I didn't know there were people out there faking this disorder, and it makes me sick. I'm glad you made this video--I think it's important for more people to know this.
All disorders are faked nowadays. Just look at TikTok. Almost all of them are young clout-chasing attention-seeking losers. It's what society gets for celebrating these things.
youd be surprised the amount of people that say they have their own little "tics", then as soon as you mention you have tourettes they say "oh well its not actual tourettes but i do have my own little tics". so fucking annoying shit you not
Bro if you think people aren't faking at least one of every mental illness it's honestly naive. People are ridiculously greedy and approval seeking. Not to say the world is a horrible shitty place, cause I'm not a huge pessimist, but the amount of people who are pieces of shit on most occasions outweigh all the good people on the world I mean that meme where some dude gives the homeless guy food or money while videoing himself then takes it back once he turns the phone off has most probably happened a ridiculous amount of times, but real and not ironically or jokingly.
I think it mostly started when the movie 'Split' came out and people started having D.I.D / multiple personalities and stuff. I think it just took off from around there.
She is not only making fun of tourettes she is shaping how people view your disability in ways that further burdens and misunderstands the sea of people who suffer from it.
@@StarLightFilmProductions While you are right in they being not a gender. It is indeed a pronoun. This I agree with tho that she specifically doesn’t deserve someone respecting her pronouns as she is absolutely disrespecting someone’s social disability. Hopefully that is right honestly not really sure feel free to correct me.
,, make sure u are always respecting a person's pronouns no matter what! regardless of how awful a person may be, on a different side of their life, they've probably dealt with certain prejudice and you are really not any better if you purposely misgender anyone
I meaaaan the fact that they laughed afterwards isn’t a automatic sign someone’s faking. I laugh after mine sometimes because of either what I said/did or just because I realised how ridiculous I look. Maybe the fact that they always seem to laugh afterwards like it’s not interfering with trying to do a simple task. I think the lack of distress or frustration is more of a sign of them faking then them laughing
I have no idea why anyone would fake Tourette’s. Sad how so many Tiktokers do some absolutely awful, disrespectful shit just for views. Thanks for making this video and educating the rest of us who aren’t as knowledgeable!
My guess is they think it's funny and requires not much effort for them to fake it for views and attention. Oh how shall I get views on tick tock that doesn't require me to do very much or need any talent? I know, let's dip my hair in bolognaise, shake my head several times and make noises like an arcade machine. Utterly disgraceful. I had a bestie as a child who had tourettes, I didn't know about it until many years later that she told me she had it and I said I never even noticed. Hers was constant blinking especially when she got stressed. I never thought any more or less of her after she told me and never paid any attention to her tics, she was still my bestie.
She believes faking a disability like Torurettes will afford her a measure of internet clout which it did until she was found out after which it backfired spectacularly.
Exactly it's really disgust me. But people do not so smart stuff everyday for money. Alot of stuff people normalize which was never ok. Normalizing doesn't mean stuff is ok it means people don't care about nothing and wanna do what they want without thinking to much on the consequences because they have most likely got lied to their whole lives or majority. Life's already out of they hands at that point. And some people really just be letting Satan's demons drive their bodies around
I came here after checking out another video and scrolling trough their page realising I once watched this video a very long time ago so now I am rewatching it again. Bc yes
I like that you're providing a real comparison. Some people who are very naive and easily tricked might believe her. It's true that it's not common, it's just disappointing that someone would stoop to such a level and fake having a disorder other people struggle with for attention.
Sometimes, I remember publicly embarrassing things I've done and cringe. But at least I've never faked a disorder on tiktok for clout. How can they live with themselves. Sorry didn't know, and it's been like a year since I edited already
I'm just speculating, but I believe she lives with herself knowing that many people know her now, as she's likely a narcissist and she doesn't care how or why she becomes a "star" or widely known.
@@Alky64 I wish the world had more people who think like you. Really frustrating when people deliberately misgender just because the one they're doing it to happens to be a bad person.
So, there is something I'm going to mention about this. You caaaaan choose what tics you have, but you have to spend a LOT of time trying to control them. And this requires knowing what your body feels like when you're about to have one. When I found a doctor in Wisconsin who specialized in Tourettes, it took months in order for me to control ONE tic. Let alone, all of them. Including the use of a brain activity machine to control how active my brain was while doing nothing. It took a long time for me to be able to get to where I am now with my Tourettes, and I had a specialist helping me. There's no way in hell this person was able to do what took me damn near a year, if not longer, to do with the specialist helping me, all on their own in such a short period of time.
@ThePotatoMan have you ever considered DBS (deep brain stimulation)? google will explain it better than i can lol but its a surgery for severe cases of tourettes and parkinsons
@ThePotatoMan yup! honestly even smoking weed sometimes helped temporarily calm my tics lol but its not healthy for your lungs so its not the best recommendation lmao
@ThePotatoMan i’m pretty sure its been used on some patient’s and its helped, but id 100% talk to your doctor about it to see if its the right option as you said that you’ve had severe tics before
Wow, this is physically painful to watch because of how shameful it is. People cannot stop disappointing. But tbh I laughed when you faked your own tourettes to show how absurd they are, this is the only appropriate time to fake it and people with tourettes are the only appropriate people to do this. Thank you for sharing!
We're doing just fine. This is so inaccurate it's not remotely offensive, just highly cringe. My whole life only a couple people have even noticed I have it. This lady is ridiculously unbelievable. What a doofus
This is horrible, she's doing this for views/attention! My son has TS and my youngest child has tics, but not diagnosed as TS as they are apparently part of her autism ASD. My son suffers, it's so hard on him, and sometimes very painful. Huge respect for all the people out there that truly know its not a fun thing to live with xx
Honestly I was pretty apalled to see the Tiktoker...I only have tics (had them since I was 10 or 11) and thankfully no sounds or explicit movements and I was completely exhausted after the situations in which I supressed them as best as possible, next to sometimes having what I called "an intercity of tics" as if my body thought it needed to "get even" with the time with supressed (and as a result) "no" tics. The thing Dapz describes about the neck twist kind of thing hurting...OMG yes, I can recall that when it was superbad it was incredibly painful, up to the point I basically trained the muscles in my neck and shoulder so much (my tic used to be only on the left side of my body by the way) that it at one point pinched a nerve bundle responsible for touch running up to my left arm, and my arm was feeling like when it's laying in a weird angle during sleeping and you wake up from the numbness there, I was only capable of feeling pain and pressure, it was very weird. I was so ashamed of my tics when I was much younger that I'd honestly would've tried to not show them in a video should I have been making video's around that time, I just don't get why someone would seriously do stuff like this...
Just for more educational purposes, there are many more tic disorders than just tourettes. As for me, I don't have tourettes but people often assume I do because my frequent tiks. My doctors have been trying trying to figure it out for years when they finally gave up. They just labeled it an unspecified motor tik disorder and left it at that. They found that Strattera would suppress them a bit, but like dabz was saying, hyperfixating on something can help repress them and straterra is an adhd medication.
Same This just really got me thinking since apparently I seem to reflect a lot of habits that go with disorders And if it's hereditary My dad just randomly starts swearing He doesn't seem to realize he does it to cause ill usually ask him what's wrong (We usually get a problem on the ranch and since I'm the only kid who's still around I'll probably have to take over soon so getting info on what to be aware of is good) and he'll say nothings wrong. So that'll be fun to figure out and hyper anylise/s
My science teacher in year 8 had tourettes, usually she’d just randomly say stuff like “HEE HEE” (like michael jackson) or she’d just make random noises (like BOW or ICK) she definitely was NOT like ticsandroses, it basically never happened except if our class was being annoying or not listening to her, she also explained the sometimes she’d randomly put her head up as a tic, and she explained motor tics to us as well, it was extremely helpful to learn about it
Tourette's Q&A: ua-cam.com/video/MF2xvtymgZA/v-deo.html
Ayo no comments? Dang 1 hour early.
glad you made this video. these people who blatantly fake it are annoying.
don't even get me started on the people who claim to have DiD and ''their alters having tourettes''... i mean.. um,,, clearly their neurological structure changes with their alter... yeah.. haha...no.
give me a virtual hug i need it
Haha u smart also are u my age? I am 14
Hii
“Send me to Canada”
As a Canadian, I’m sending her back.
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Funny joke 👍
You deserve my like
As a fellow canadian, me too ✋
Same
Let's send her to canada boys
As a doctor who treats tourette's, thank you for calling these people out on their bullshit.
Edit: anyone struggle with tics or tourette's please get evaluated by a psychiatrist or neurologist to discuss medication options. My recommended non-medication treatment is Habit Reversal Training - look for someone trained in your area.
If you treat Tourette's, what would you suggest an adult with moderate-severe Tourette's to do?
I have tried almost everything.
I have even applied for trials for jaw dislocation/replacement, certain electo therapies, etc.
At times suicide is definitely conimplated.
@@devonross9825 marijuana?
@@devonross9825 I'm sorry to hear that brother, stay strong and please reach out to loved ones when you're feeling suicidal.
@@devonross9825 oh my.. I hope your doing okay, that just straight up just sounds awful...
@@xyarte9524 actually to be honest, I do have tourettes but the lovely green gift from God can actually make my tics act up for some reason
As someone with tourettes, the fake tics being portrayed as a laughing matter is something that severely pisses me off, I'm glad this is being called out on by someone who actually understands the situations
I don’t have Tourette’s but I can imagine something just happening that u don’t want that occurs frequently beyond your control being extremely irritating. But if u were recording a video of u doing smth and u tic, wouldn’t u just delete the video and re-record what u wanted to record in the first place? I’d do that.
Just tell me a real life example of tourettes , sth that happens to you
Ye like people that say “OH IF YOU HAVE AUTISM THEN YOU SHOULDNT BE HERE” don’t realize the disorder of autism, it has a spectrum, also I have heard that a lot of people like doctors have autism, but the way these people I’m talking about see it as an “illiterate special needs required” thing when it’s the exact opposite, now I have no idea what Tourettes are but I am assuming it’s similar to this
@@aaaaaa-hh8cq you can guess maybe
From my personal experience, the tics I have usually range from vocal noises that are comparable to hiccups, to slight jerky movements of the arms and legs, though there are different tics depending on the case. I know however that it is pretty much never a laughing matter
But again, I'm just recounting my experience
I was diagnosed with Giles Tourette's Syndrome as a child. I'm 36 now and though I rarely have outbreaks anymore, they still poke their ugly head out once in a while. My Tourette's are only physical, but when dealing with a great deal of anxiety and stress, it can trigger an outbreak for me that always lasts more than 2 weeks, often much longer. I get extremely sore muscles and headaches due to my neck tics and my jaw gets very tired and sore from grinding it side to side so much and so vigorously.
Thank you for creating this video, it is frustrating to see people fake having disabilities. And as someone with Tourette's myself, I can easily tell she's faking. She literally has no clue what it is truly like and I'm sad for her that she has to fake having a disability in order to get attention.
As a side note, I stood up and confronted a couple young individuals I overheard in a convenience store years ago who were joking about having Tourette's and were fake "ticking" and laughing about it. It was obvious they were fake and just making fun, and I told them that I have actual diagnosed Tourette's and that it isn't a laughing matter. I told them to imagine bending your neck sideways and pushing your jaw to the side as far as you can before you feel pain, and continually do that about 10-15 times every minute for 2 weeks straight and imagine how that would make your body feel. Sadly, the look on their face said it all... "Whatever..." and they just shrugged it off and didn't care. Some people will just never get it, unfortunately.
There's a Hallmark movie that explains pretty well about what it is like having Tourette's. It's based on a true story of someone with verbal Tourette's who wanted to become a teacher. I HIGHLY recommend it. It's called "Front of the Class." Very inspirational.
Tourette's can't only be physical. The very diagnostic criteria for Tourette's includes motor AND vocal tics. If you only have motor tics it's not Tourette's but another tic disorder. Just FYI
Not 100% correct. Tourettes is typically displayed in both motor and vocal "tics," yes, but it doesn't nean it can't manifest itself as just physical tics. Every case of Tourette's is unique to the individual and when you throw other disabilities into the mix as well (I also have been diagnosed with ADHD, OCD, and Anxiety disorder as a child and Autism as an adult), that can further complicate and interfere with Tourettes and how it manifests itself. I have met people with Tourettes who have had strong vocal manifestations of it as well as others who have only motor manifestations. I know I said I have only physical Tourettes, but that is really only 99.9% true as I did have a short bout of a super low (nearly undetectable by others) hum / grunt for a period of time many years ago. It was so short and minor I often forget about it. I know it can manifest itself as both vocal and motor; but in my experience, motor has mostly been the only manifestation, so that's what I meant by "physical only." Just because it doesn't show vocally does not mean it is not Tourettes.
The fact that people fake having disorders like this still exist, is saddening, y’know?
Ugh I can’t stand it. People act like it’s a fad.
@@bronxkies ikr lol
It’s honestly getting worse
They are the worst kind of human in existence, they make fun of the unimaginable suffering people just to seek attention
I’m probably not sure if I have adhd but I have signs is that okay?
Even as someone without Tourettes, this is still very annoying. For someone to go out of their way to show the "daily life" of someone with a medical condition while faking the condition, and on top of that making fun of it by exaggerating it just feels insensitive. This is just wrong on so many levels.
Yeah and it just creates more people who do shit like that, like when stupid 12 year olds see it they're like "OOOOOOHHHHH ADHD AESTHETIC I WANNA BE IN A SYSTEM I WANT DID (disorder that stems from years of severe abuse) IT WOULD BE SO COOL IF RANBOO WAS MY ALTER EGO!!!!!!11!!1!!!"
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The secondhand embarrassment I got from this person is unreal. How humiliating to be that desperate for attention. Thank you for calling them out!
I’m your 1000th comment liker😌...
Flora is a certified attention seeker (and I'm also acting like an attention seeker 💀💀)
Also its that fact they got caught imagine how many people unfollowed her
The funny most disrespectful thing is she said she shows it on TikTok too raise awareness for others then why is this Bishhh faking it for followers? How is that awareness
I keep pausing and 😬-ing. I'm only a minute and 20 seconds in
The disclaimer at the beginning was not necessary, you are truly able to voice your ideas well and coherently
You can't really define bad acting, you just know it when you see it.
Yeah it's one of the few things about myself where I don't know why but also have a lot of trust in my own judgement of acting/bad acting. I usually either know the root of my feeling or opinion, or I'm very skeptical of myself because I can't back it up with anything scientific. But I seem to be really good at it, or at least I believe so. Here my acting/bs radar is going off.
If I tried I think I would do a very good job at faking Tourettes (just to test it out not for clout like her lol), like WAY better than hers
it's not a mistake it's a masterpiece
@@wubblefett4980 I was going to call you fatherless but damn after looking at your pfp you definitely don’t have any parents
@@wubblefett4980 its not a masterpiece its a mistake
As someone with a family member who has Tourette’s, that’s terrible that someone would fake something like this.
We live in a world of fake people, making up fake personas with fake genders... this (ugly) double masked, fake green haired woman is a prime example
You know when you share an idea with Eric Cartman something has gone very wrong
People will do anything for publicity.
I know right. It’s sad
Obviously
This is just so disgusting and disturbing that people actually fake things like Tourette’s to make money and claim they’re raising awareness, it’s absolutely repulsive.
U gotta expect it from someone like her
There's no money on tiktok.
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@@роллройс-й8о what?
she has a shop and people bought from it THINKING she had tourettes.
they supported her because she lied
I have clinical tourettes as well, so thank you so much for showing people we don't act like THAT
How embarrassing for this lady faking an illness, people do understand most episodes are involuntary. Thank you for setting this straight by explaining , it really helps people know what the symptoms are.
not tryna pick a fight but i just gotta say that tourettes isn’t a illness, it’s a disorder. having tourettes doesn’t mean you are sick or unwell, it just means you have sudden movements and sounds.
Im kind of wondering if shes undiagnosed autistic. Because thats the kind of compulsory habits myself and others that suspect they are have. Theyre not so much ticks as intrusive thoughts but if youre not aware of them they can catch you off guard and feel like a tick. its still bad thats shes misrepresenting a real problem people have but in the small chance shes not faking all of them or other people without tourettes find it relatable, this could be whh
@@CassandraShadowheart no, i don’t think it’s autism. i have autism myself and i’ve never acted like this or seen any of my friends who have autism act like this. we sometimes copy other people’s behaviour but it’s never this intense.
@@xTotxlly_Allyx not sure where else our weird vocal stims could come from or what else we have in common that could cause it then. Didnt know each other when we were young but we all had them by the time we met
That's like when some people in 2018 did a tiktok of them having a fake seizure. I found it offensive bc my mum and some of her relatives had it. Ff to 2021, I got diagnosed with epilepsy.
It must suck having people fake a disorder for clout that you can't get rid of. My heart goes out to you man.
1:41 "Buddy was a wonderful pooch who spent his life as a mans best frie-"
"what da dog doin?"
@ExtremelyOnline Guy you what?
667th like bc i am gods child😎
have u noticed, they always have bright, eye catching hair, like pink or green or blue. also her name is emerald (unusual name) so she obviously changed her name to give herself more attention. they all just want attention
I loth them all. I hope they learn to stop.
i've had tourette's for 6 years and i'm 14, and seeing people fake it makes me laugh in utter disbelief, yet it is also disgusting and hurtful to witness
Stay strong sweetie 💖
may I ask does tourette is like when you think of some sound you just said it? If no then thank god I dont have one.
@@dioramsay1337 It can be almost anything, not just sounds or words.
My friend used to make a breathy hum sound, then groan and shout "yes".
My sister makes this awful shrugging motion that even looks painful.
A while back I had an issue where my right eye would clamp shut so hard that when my eye opened again I could see sparkles and my eye had to refocus, not sure exactly what was happening with my eye there. But I eventually got an eyepatch to keep my right eye closed most of the time, which seemed to help reduce the frequency and intensity of the "winks". It still happens, it was just waayyyy worse back then because it was an extremely stressful time.
It all sucks. It's disruptive, it annoys people even if they understand, it can be painful, it sucks.
You don't think about a tic before it happens. It's like walking around a corner and walking into someone, it's a shock for half a second and then you're fine, just a bit annoyed. I suppose there is a bit more "warning" involved, as in, you can feel the tick building. Maybe it's more like seeing a car about to give you a fender bender from behind, you see the car coming just as it's getting in too close and you only have time to process and say "Fu-" before it hits.
@@dioramsay1337 Tourettes can be anything, from a gesture to a noise. I remember people making a streamer with tourettes hear N words and she said it because it was repeated in so many ways to her that she ended up saying it.
I'm so sorry. I myself don't really have any tics so I can't relate, hopefully you're getting better (?) as I've heard in some cases this has happened.
Im so happy this guy with a voice is pointing out the things other cant. Like me i have Tourette’s syndrome but i do not have a big voice and im glad someone with one is using it to help others. I also hate people who fake it like this. Thank you for pointing this out for us👏
"haha tics. so quirky"
he literally nailed the bad acting to the level she did im glad she got called out cuz thats NOT real tourettes
ikr it killed me
they* (hopefully i dont get crucified for correcting lol), unless they also made up being non-binary, ig.
@@cripplebum4792 tf are you talking about 💀
@@pendium998 yeah that's about the backlash i was expecting
@@cripplebum4792 "Non-binary" is otherkin nonsense white girls on Tumblr made up, so...
Never knew you had Tourettes man. You definitely add more perspective to it. I especially like how you said that tics just happen, they aren’t forced. It shows how cringe this tik toker is
Same but his cuteness was hiding it
And the best part? He doesn't record it for clout, he makes videos like a normal person and he makes this to spread awareness about fakers
More than cringe a shit of person, like imagine faking a mental illness to get views.
Dapz is clearly offended and angry
Does he actually have it?
@@thinkables3744 yeah he does, but it isnt forced.
I hate that people actually do this, faking a disorder just for attention, and meanwhile there are people who actually have to deal with these disorders.
I mean, it's not that bad unless uh. It can kill you, but my doctor said that Tourette can't kill you. But, i actually doubt that, because one of my tics is having to crack my neck without using hands. and i've heard from a tik tok that cracking your neck can kill you. because of a stroke or something.. but it's tik tok so it's probably fake.
@@rob_tarded that doesnt justify faking disorders. for you that logic might work out which is fine, but many people would hate having something they are actively disturbed by be mocked and faked by some shithead on the internet. not so nice
@@rob_tarded bro stop beings mean to people with tics
@@rob_tarded As far as I know the neck thing is real but even less likely than getting hit by lightning, and the bleeding is slow enough that if anyone else is in the house you'll probably survive. I didn't research anything before saying this either, but I got it from a friend instead of tiktok so it's a more reliable source(note: I did not say reliable, I said more reliable)
@@TurtleSB he literally has them lmaoo
2:25 was the hardest no i have ever heard in my life.
new sub bro! keep the good work
she literally pissed me off so much. people at my school literally shout slurs at me, trying to get me to develop a tic like that. its not a cute and quirky disorder, its fucking tiring and draining. slightly embarassing too.
you are okay? what kind of slurs do they say?
Damn, das tuff
Ignore them, it's not worth the energy to focus on those who choose to stay ignorant. Yeah it sucks, but there's not much you can do about their behavior anyway.
That sucks. I hope they become aware of how disrespectful and rude they're being.
@@slickl9608 Shitheads are always aware. They just don't get the brutal beating they desperately need to gain perspective
As a person with ADHD i feel you. Especially when it is cool to be viewed as neurodivergent nowadays because Twitter said so and people fake disorders like autism, ADHD, and Tourettes for clout online. This type of behavior makes me sick to my stomach.
I haven’t seen them abuse autism like Tourette’s. They’re taking over ADHD… I have autism and I’m freaking out. I don’t want this. Please.
People are trying to fake ADHD now?? It's always something.
How does one even fake ADHD, isn't it mostly internal? It is for me, at least, but everyone is different
A lot of people might fidget more, my brother is one of those who can't sit still but can focus (kind of), but I don't fidget as much as he does. at the same time though I can't keep my thoughts together, it's always a jumble of different thought processes that I have to try and untangle before speaking or writing or else nothing comes out right, that's the best way I can describe it asz
Pretty much, how does one fake ADHD unless they try to exaggerate to the point of looking stupid cause in some cases it's not that visible
Same. ADHD fucking ruins my life on the days I don’t take medication, it’s not some funny or “quirky” thing I do every day. I don’t wake up jumping every day, it’s more like wasting time and barely being focused on something before hating myself for not doing anything and not being able to keep my attention on a task that I don’t enjoy even when I know that it’s something that I need to be focused on
Also lots of pent up social anxiety from saying the wrong things before I say them or trying not to interrupt or blurt out because I don’t want someone to feel bad
I literally have a ADHD diagnosis which i barely can focus as mine is sorta severe i fidget or just day dream or make up stuff in my head and its HELL trying to sleep and whilist sleeping i MOVE ALOT ALOT in my sleep that could cause me to fall off as i once ALMOST did my foot was out and sm i also am very forgetful cause of it so i dont get why people think its cool to fake ADHD or anything sure i sometimes twitch a bit but thats like 1% of the time (in my case) (extra: i went off topic ajajajajajjaja)
I’m already not taken seriously for any of my symptoms. People think you have to be running around everywhere and saying “squirrel!” to have ADHD.
Sometimes, it can just be attention deficit, it’s not always hyperactivity. I am a huge forgetter and a poor planner, doesn’t mean I run around like an idiot trying to show everyone how disabled I am.
If you have to fake or play up a disability, chances are there’s nothing else interesting with your life and you’re starving for attention.
The worst part is she _laughs._ Like this is all so funny and quirky to her, meanwhile for some people it can be so bad it’s debilitating and even on the less extreme side it’s frustrating and causes unnecessary social strain and embarrassment. It’s one thing to fake it, that’s already bad. But to laugh like it’s all a big joke is just messed up.
their pronouns are they/them
@@newsiesmutual she does not deserve to be respected.
@@newsiesmutual I don't think we should respect her pronounce, she is a terrible human being
@@newsiesmutual shut up
@@newsiesmutual nobody cares about that woman, doing something so trashy she deserves to be treated how she looks - like trash
My sister has Tourette’s and has a very hard time, I’m so mad she does this! It is hard enough on people with real Tourette’s and even harder with people out here faking! Thanks for exposing her!
she’s BEEN doing this for like years
the saddest part is that people that actually have tourretes have to deal with the consequences of people like her promoting misinformation about the disorder
*them not her
I think I have ticks (which come from having asbergers), but they're not really noticable or stick out so it doesn't really matter. I tend to spin my foot in a circle, or tap it up and down(furiously), and people just see it as a nervousness thing (which is kinda true I guess). I even do it when I'm about to fall asleep and my mind and body are almost fully asleep. And as soon as I notice I'm doing it I am able to stop, but I do prefer not to. Sometimes people see me do it and they unconsciously start doing it themselves,cause tapping your foot is what people tend to do anyways,just not as much. And sometimes when I'm sitting on a bench It can bother other people cause the vibrations from the tapping travel thru the bench and cause it to shake.
That shit is the same thing that happened to depression, some morons faking something to get money and make a a real problem become a joke to the eyes of people =(
@@lemcc3954 I can’t believe with what this person has done, you still give too much importance on the pronouns…
@@allmigthygoddess939 honestly me and my dad tend to shake our feet for no reason, also for some weird reason I was just grinding my teeth while reading this
Faking a disorder is the worst form of human.
Idk im pretty sure worse forms exist.
@@potatoladytAgreed lol
maybe a serial killer is worse
Zionists…
@@mimikoschka7215or being a p3d0/z00/gr00m3r etc
My son has Tourette’s, diagnosed when he was 7. You remind me so much of him. He has said these exact same things about these videos. I appreciate you calling her out and exposing her for what she is, fake! Tourette’s is not fun or funny!
It's not fun, but sometimes it's a little funny
@@sticksnstonespatriot1728 Nah bro, that's just so fking messed up😒👎
@@mypeyboritetiramisu11 Not really. You can't objectively say what is and isn't funny.
@@draetonalimoffatt8780 Sure I can't objectively say what is and isn't funny but let be real rn. Let's say that one of your loved ones has been diagnosed with Tourettes and this would become an obstacle to their everyday normal life. Then you see ppl faking their Tourettes on tiktok or any other social platform, would you sit and watch it with a happy heart like "hahaha omg this is so funny😂😂😂 wow I'm really enjoying this😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂" while your loved one in the background is suffering??? Fk no bro, in this situation it is evident that this is so UNFUNNY, period. Have a lovely day☺
@@mypeyboritetiramisu11 yeah except you clearly misunderstand what is being referred to... Context clearly implies that the ticks can be funny, not this person faking it for clout. You clearly didn't get that based on your responses.
First of all I do have someone who has that and they do laugh about it.
Secondly they weren't implying faking it was funny, they were implying that some ticks can be perceived as humorous, I don't know why you think they meant the person faking the disorder.
The initial comment clearly uses "it's" (referring to tourrettes) and not "theirs" ( which would refer to the tik tok person faking)
Again not everything is an attack on people and don't respond or rush to conclusions until you are sure you know what you are talking about or the context in which something was said.
Have a nice day and hopefully now you understand and maybe learned something. Also I'd suggest you stop implying people from tourrettes are "suffering".
2:07 this got me dying 🤣
tshanndnak jao Shang has jhong guo sing j’ai wo yo bing qiling-
The fact that she even thought that this was a good idea is astonishing.
they *
@jade! Xir/Xee/Xim, Zir/Zee/Zim*
@@44.caliberlovelett3r no one asked
@@punpunisher1468 just because somebody is a shit person doesn’t mean we have to stoop low to their level and be as disrespectful as them. We should try and respect peoples pronouns just to be kind, nobody needs to “earn” having their pronouns respected.
@@PhysicallyAwake They could also be lying about being trans though. Just like with tourettes you don't pick your gender when trans, it's an experience you have or don't have and can lie about to piggy back off the social credit others will give you for struggling with it.
It's not just this lady, many on TikTok are doing the same faking sicknesses or illnesses just to seemingly make fun of people who are REALLY suffering from the same condition. Views, attention and money are what they only have on mind and they don't care about receiving negative responses unless real actions are taken against them. It's just so sad at how irresponsible these influencers can be.
and some of them go as far as to get donations too
as someone who actually suffers from a couple mental illnesses yeah seeing people faking them so obvious is painful, and even seeing commenters falling for it is worse
depression is such a big one, i've been through it and done research on it, and i've got no idea where self harm has came from because it's not an actual symptom of depression, it's straight up just attention seeking unless they have some other disorder. my theory about it is it's been developed into factitious disorder through some other SH illness, and just spread from there
The devious licks were further proof of this statement.
And when they get it for real they cry lmao
In 2025, people who has psychological problem are either insulted or harrassed due to awareness of these idiot influencers
I don’t have Tourettes, but from what I heard, it’s extremely annoying and makes you do things with little to no control over your actions. This seems like it would become very annoying and affect your life majorly and I feel like Tourettes is not ever talked about despite how much of an effect it has. Sometimes I occasionally have a twitch where I just tilt my head over either of my shoulders and twitch said shoulder, and this is annoying to me so I can’t imagine nor do I want to imagine how having Tourettes would affect me.
apparently it also is really painful in some cases if it's moving your body, and when you constantly say things without wanting to it can probably be annoying
@@Angiesunshine13 I never knew it was painful, thanks for letting me know
@@MrPers0n30 no problem! and i think it's only painful sometimes, i'm sure some tics aren't painful at all but i've heard that some movement tics can hurt
Yeah I have Tourette’s and one of my tics involve a hard twitch in my neck and it’s very painful and inconvenient, especially when I’m in the middle of doing something such as playing a sport or doing classwork.
@@Angiesunshine13 yeah, 2 of my friends has ticks but it doesnt hurt them at all i think because they have more vocal ones than physical ticks
( my other friend used to have a physical tick but stopped)
My friend has another tick that i didnt know of as of today where he literally screams "fuk".
2:12 THE BING CHILLING PART GOT ME BRO YOU CANT DO THIS TO ME 😭😭😭
Man, that girl is doing worse than just "imitating" them.
She knows what she does is ridiculous, she's mocking them at this point.
Its like politically correct ridicule
@@possibleproblem479 It's socially incorrect, though.
As someone whose spouse has tics, this offends me to no end cause i see how it frustrates him. Im not going to share my husband's tic, but his can cause him a lot of issues if he cant reel it in.. So to see someone play it off like its all a big joke and theres always gotta be a cussing one involved somehow (which is crap.. thats not as common if i recall), just boils my blood.
Don't read my name!
no kidding!
The damn “bing chilling” meme when he was imitating the “packing orders with Tourettes” got me 💀
Same 😭
same lol
The accent was pretty good. He said it correctly
JOTARO WITH TGE DRIP !!!
@@HugotheBrainwasherthey*
I feel so much disgust that people would fake a serious syndrome for their own gain.
I feel so much relief that they get exposed.
It's always the girls with bright colored hair
@@xdfishtsu Yep. Or the attention seeking 13 year olds.
@@Losyde I have (or used to) have so many friends like that. There's this one that was claiming to be schizophrenic because during maths she mistook a five for a zero and while playing Among Us she didn't see cyan in the room...
The definition of schizophrenia (loosely put) is a mental disorder that can cause someone to have TeRrIfYiNg hallucinations.
Oh My Gawd! I thought it said
40 + 10
not
45 + 15
So terrifying! 😰
Is basically what she was saying.
Also claiming to be depressed but saying with the biggest smile on her face like it was the greatest gift of all.
Also she said she had all this other sh*t like ADHD, Social anxiety etc.
If she had social anxiety she would care what people think of her when out and about. She tries to stand out as much as possible (in a bad way too). She does not have social anxiety, I know that 100% because I do have it. Not that it's that much of a serious thing (I think?)
I apologise for my ranting but the Internet is a good place to let out all out 😅
EDIT : She is 13 too
@@johnlennon2333 I dated a girl like 15 years ago who was schizophrenic. She would hold it together for the most part but sometimes you could see in her eyes that she was terrified about something that no one else was seeing. One time she just ran away from everyone in full sprint for seemingly no reason. Another time she was convinced I was a demon. What your friend is describing sounds more like a weird dyslexia of some sort than paranoid schizophrenia. I agree its probably just BS like you said.
@@alexcrowder1673 oh, that's young to have it too (not that I know how it 'works') I'm sorry
My friend also wears glasses as well because it sometimes happens to me (a fellow 4 eyes) which is probably part of it too.
It's frustrating and (don't know the right word to use so I'll go with disrespectful) as there is people who actually have this stuff and then they're there claiming to have it acting all hyped up.
1:43 THIS GOT ME DYING💀
i laughed and then immediately repeat "i'm so sorry!" to my phone screen
“What de dawg doin”
Skz
My dad had neck surgery due to the severity of his tourettes, crazy how you can be so entitled you feel the need to create a fake problem to create a challenge. Earned my sub!
I have tourettes and it's true that some tics can hurt, in the case of your dad it must be VERY severe omg, all my support to him :)
i have tourettes as well. I have some head movements that hurt my neck, but god bless your father to be better.
I hope he's okay, and I have no idea why would anyone be this insensitive, it blows my mind everytime.
@@sarahebrahem7162 because people got the clout disease
I have tourettes and one tic is to jerk my head quickly. One day that happened I threw my entire back and neck out. I was in bed for a week waiting for it to heal.
i just wanted to say that i’m so sorry for everyone that actually has tics and has to see people faking it, i can’t imagine how awful that must feel
i have moderate to severe vocal and motor turret syndrome and when i first saw this woman i was livid i think she is just a fat bag of sh*t so much so that the bag is literally made out of it but going back to my tics when i start to feel like im going to tic my nose gets a bit itchy and it sounds like grunting coughing or clearing of the throut how i typed this out makes it seem like i am 7 but i just do not know how to spell
i have tourrettes and seeing this just makes me laugh, this person is so obviously faking it that the only people she tricks are the people that have no idea what actual tourettes syndrome is like
I have a tic disorder(undiagnosed)
I get kind of irritated when people say I have Tourette's I have something genuinely close to tourette's and I'm still irritated when people call it tourette's
MAKES ME FEEL EMBARRASSED
LIKE
I don’t wanna tell someone oh yeah I have tics and think I act like thatsmfdmsn
@@kitty0chan444 exactly! My Tourette’s is fairly controllable, it only spikes when I’m having bad anxiety or stuff like that
My son had Tourettes and is NEVER happy about it. In fact he gets absolutely pissed about it. His verbal and physical tics cause him to feel embarrassed and he has pain from the repetition of movement. It’s extremely disgusting that someone fakes a condition that actually impacts people’s lives.
The next step for society will probably be to showcase the condition as something that makes you interesting and unique, maybe even better than other people, and that is actually not even a condition! (If it follows the same path as autism) -_-
genuinely!! its so disgusting to see, i dont have tourettes but i have an unspecified tic disorder related to my adhd and its genuinely so frustrating when i see these things. my tics are mostly motor, my muscles will clench violently in my neck, making my head snap to the side or making my face scrunch, my hands will open and close or my whole neck locks up and such, it hurts very bad and people give me such strange looks, its really really embarrassing i hate that these people dont get that
I have tics... and I'm a highschooler... wich is annoying ,although I've never been diagnosed with anything else and when I tried to see a doctor about my tics she recommended physical therapy wich didn't help but I do have people who say I don't have tics because it's mostly in my ankles unless I'm really stressed but scrunch my face and my neck tenses and those usually hurt because it's more repeated and it gets me wierd looks. This has been happening to me more recently and it's very upsetting. I also make wierd coughing sounds wich annoys everyone in class.
I forrg9t to mention that my neck tensing has caused a few problems for me in the past where I'll do it a messnsomething up and then not be able to turn my head. So yeah not sure why anyone needs that info
My son has Tourettes too. He is 10 and while he doesn’t repeat words over and over, he runs back and forth and will make the “uhh” sound over and over. I can’t stand that people fake this disorder. It’s nothing fun to have and the doctor even told me that while it’s not painful, it is uncomfortable. Especially if he was not able to release his Tics for some reason.
@@kaden77Oh.. I have this problem too. But only then I'm nervous or angry. Sometimes it happens at night, my girlfriend told me. The only thing I can do, is to avoid being angry or nervous, which is impossible.
4:10 "gotta rate it a 7/10" 💀 diabolical
I rate her build 1/10
I didn't know you had Tourettes Dapz. I think it's really cool that you're talking about this stuff and also addressing people that are faking it.
And the best way to see if someone faking it if the person that are watching actually have it
Nice comment but damn we got matching pfps lol
@@ssakcajaru236 yea only drrfrince his is darker
yeah faking it is so low
Same even I didn’t know that
i had a classmate in college who had tourettes, abd to him it was NOT a laughing matter. he was absolutely ashamed of it (which i felt really sad about) and they got more intense the more nervous he was. he seemed like a nice guy but always kept to himself. i know everyone with tourettes is different, but he was like the complete opposite of what this girl who's faking is like.
Why is the girl faking it tho
@@dishwasher_ghost clout, likes, followers, number go up
eyo i would be ur friend's friend :D
@@xenonn222 there's a boy at my school who's got tourette as well and most of the students tried to befriend him but the teachers don't allow us to talk to him. They keep him in a separate room for breaks and lunches and then in lessons there's always someone with him, like a teacher assistant, so it's not that easy to become friends
@@zuzanna8130 why tho? i hope he asked for this at least..
Like and reply to this comment if you're a violent offender and should be placed on a watchlist 👇
said that to a dog once, it just ran away from me
I, too, compulsively utter "wat da dog doin" whenever I gaze upon a dog
I do not have tourettes either i am just very dumb
@@weakspirit_ when the
when me see
🐶
see dog when
me when the🐕🦮
I don’t have Tourette’s either but I impulsively say “doge” or “puppers” when I see a dog lol
@@FleetosBurritos yes.
3:21 because she's in public, and in public she don't allow herself to do that ridiculous movements she does in her other videos
I have a friend and I’ve known her since middle school , she’s diagnosed with tourettes and autism and during the entire time through middle and high school I was the only one that accepted her and loved her and understood she can’t help it . She feels shameful for her tics and has cried to me wishing she could be me instead because she hates them . She’d have outbursts in the middle of class of anger and tics and I’d be the one in the hallway helping her calm down , while everyone including teachers laughed and scoffed at her . She’s my best friend to this day and she’s 10000x better and I’m so glad I could be apart of her life . And will always be to this day
this sounds very savior mentality and fake but if its real hope your friend is ok
@@lolly4656 being there for someone isnt savior mentality.
@Daddly Lou Gerera I think it's more of a sad statement of "no one else has shown they cared enough to comfort her". I know I've sometimes felt like I was a person's only friend, and I wasn't exactly happy when feeling that way.
hope your friend’s ok
@Daddly Lou Gerera I mean you never know she could be telling the truth. Its not hard to believe that in our fucked up generation with people faking mental illnesses, there are probably apathetic people as well.
Though she did sound possessive when she said she was the only one who cared, maybe she came off that way because shes just over protective. They’re best friends after all, a close friend of mine acts similarly, but I never thought anything of it.
I forgot to say this in the video but I was gonna mention that the only people i have ever had the displeasure of knowing who faked having tourettes for attention were literal children when i was at summer camps as a child. Which just shows how immature ticsandroses is lol
also i implied this in the video but i didn't explicitly state it, but usually when you are trying to focus on something the tics are a lot less frequent.
okay dapz!
Oh
Great vid, as always
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Damn
Give it up for Dapz for being an absolute legend and spreading awareness to these fake Tourette people 👏
agreed
Indeed
Yes
agreed
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Your tic rating at the end reminded me that I had tics very similar to tourettes for about a year or two in elementary school. They would get worse, one in particular more than the others, if I let my hair get long enough to be visible if I brushed it forward, but would still persist even a week or two after I had it cut, and brushing it out of the way didn't do anything. I had 4 main tics:
The first was I would flick my head about 90 degrees to the left, while also tilting it forward, and then it would reset to the right most of the way. That one was the one that was most active when my hair was long, which makes sense, especially since obviously I now know what the issue was. This one felt like an itch in my head, and about half the time, snapping my head to the left made it stop itching, but the other half I would do it immediately over and over until it did.
My second was what my mom called "squiding", and that was where I would...I'm doing it intentionally right now to try and describe it, but I kinda can't, it wasn't something I could do before this started happening, and it's been so long I haven't thought much about it. ...But I kind of put my tongue at the roof of my mouth and like...flex a small part of it? In a way that the saliva moving under it makes a sound like Squidward's walking squelches.
My third was actually a verbal one, but it was fairly rare, and would only happen when I was already very stressed. It was like a sudden vocal activation kind of between a "hmm" and a "huh" as well as a nasal exhale. It's like a very momentary hum, but when it would happen, my whole upper chest would contract, like it was trying to reject the air I was breathing or something.
And then the fourth was just a hard blink. That one I honestly still get when I'm stressed, even now, so long after it was confirmed that I don't actually have TS.
I was around 9 or 10 when this was happening, and my family and I all genuinely thought I did have TS. But then they took me in to my family doctor after way too long of allowing this to go on without help, and he discovered that I...had put a ball of blu tack in my ear, seemingly several months to about a year earlier...and since my family used q-tips to clean ears then, it had basically gotten pushed all the way into my ear canal. I didn't notice until after it was removed that that was why my hearing felt like it was fading, and I think I'm probably lucky not to be half deaf today. I don't remember if my doctor told my parents why this was causing physical and minor verbal tics, and I'm not a doctor. But if I had to guess, I'd say it was either that I was subconsciously feeling it push against things in my head, or it was some kind of equilibrium issue?
In any case, I hated every minute of it, to the point that after about 20-30 minutes of softening up the crud in my ear, spraying it with water, and finally eventually carefully extracting the ick ball from my head with tweezers, I was too focused on the sudden feeling of relief and the immediate improvement in my hearing to be confused as to when the heck I stuck blu tack in my head, or embarrassed that I had somehow managed to do that in the first place.
But anyway, the little ball of half-melted ick that got removed from my head ended up being the issue, because within only a couple weeks or so, my tics had gone away. Well, again, except the occasional hard blink due to stress, but maybe that's just something everyone does?
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As someone who literally had to go to the ER for tics because I couldn’t stop ticking no matter how hard I tried (the tic in this scenario was me sharply turning my head and inhaling air quick which was causing me severe head aches to the point where I could lose consciousness) it pisses me off when people just fake disorders like Tourettes for clout. They probably get all their mental health info just from a 2 minute Google search and not look into actual accounts from people with properly diagnosed neurodivergencies.
I had a similar experience! I had to go to the ER because I was having non-stop head tics. (Similar to the one you’re describing) so I think it’s very uncool for them to fake it for some views. I was in pain the whole time and did not enjoy it one bit.
“Neurodivergence” this reminds me of blackish where we are not disabled but “differently abled”
I had no idea that tics could be so severe, I'm sorry you went through that and I'm sorry you have to put up with people like this who fake it for attention
Can it be that she's sick herself? I thought there is a psychological disorder where you think you're sick.
@@Sophie-vw5ol
Yes! "factitious disorder imposed on self" Previously known as Munchausen syndrome.
.. I know nothing about it, but it's recognised in the DSM-5.
I will never understand how people can fake something and not feeling embarrassed while doing it, like ...
aren't you ashamed??
Like seriously tho
They have no shame, because they don't have anything.
Look at her… her kind have no shame
its so sickening
its just disturbing enough that the fact im highly emotional makes me think i shouldnt be because it would look like im faking it for attention 💀
This man deserves a medal for solving the most important questions that no one wants answers to but need
yeah
no one wants answers but need?
is want and need the same
@@YoureRatharStewpidMate its like no one asked for the answers but got it
@@cheeseblockman your a smart cheese
@@roxygn4924 your a smart roxy
As someone who has tics because of my ADHD, thank you for calling this out. The faking pains me. You and everyone in this comment section is so brave.
As someone who also has professionally diagnosed Tourette's, this was an amazing video. I also noticed that I have a lot of the tics you have; scrunching my face, making throat clearing/whistle noises, and twitching my shoulder are some of my most common ones, and I rarely find people saying that they assumed I have Tourette's, even if I've known them for a while, much like people are doing in the comments of this video.
TLDR: Absolutely great video with actually helpful information
I have the same tics! I have all but the whistle noises
gonna pretend i read all of that
@@yaeyde lol that's why I said TLDR at the end
@@ghoul_kid1027 didnt even see
@@yaeyde that's fair lol, I was just kind of just rambling anyway so-
My brother actually has Tourette’s syndrome as well and he suffers a lot from it, it’s so annoying to see people faking stuff like this for clout
I didn't knew what it was until this video but I understand you
yea I have one that makes me say ”ew ew ew” or ”shut up” that usually triggers me when im in public because I get alot of bad thoughts that I cant stop so I think that I get those tics cause I actually say ”shut up” to myself rather then a person (I have touretts)
As a person who has Tourettes, I agree. People who make fun of disorders and don't have them are messed up.
@@skeepodoop5197 true, i feel bad for my churchs teacher son. He got Tourettes too.
I want to know how is it like to have tourette
As someone with tourettes, who has been hospitalized multiple times due to the severity of it, I can't believe that someone would actually put forth effort to fake it. It's just sad and disgusting.
Hi, I don't know much about tourettes and didn't know you could need hospitalization. I'm sorry that people out there are making fun of this condition. I suffer with several invisible illnesses and have felt the pain when people belittle what I go through. Please know that most of us, though we do need education, respect you for the daily fight and effort it takes to just live life! ❤
I mean, people have faked cancer and worse 🤷♀️ It's definitely not behaviour of a well adjusted person, that's for sure.
Honestly I wouldn’t even call that effort just blatant mockery. I used to have minor Tourette’s but I never liked it it was always annoying. (Think if it like the hiccups except instead you roll your eyes or your mouth twitches and rarely your head might jerk a bit. ) it’s rare to have ticks as frequently as she does and would have to be in the hospital if that was the case. (And when I say I used to have it I pretty much grew out of it which can happen some times but every now and then I might have one tick
Unfortunately, this kind of thing happens so much across so many ailments. As someone who was diagnosed with schizophrenia as a teen, in the past I've had to deal with what I can only presume were kids online talking about how "amazing it is to have schizophrenia because you always have people to talk to!" and comments like that.
People speak without thought and often act in the same fashion.
I will be honest though, I know next to nothing about tourettes, but can only presume that this kind of severity would be so grotesquely caricature that it would be more at home on something like Monty Python as opposed to it being even remotely genuine.
Literally put myself into the hospital before because of my body tics. Gave myself whiplash. 9/10 my favorite tic for sure
3:16 the mask saying she has tourrettes so that she can say/do whatever she want in public for tiktok is pretty fucked up ngl.
Real
Bing chilling tick was the funniest thing I’ve seen this week
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same bro, I literally started cracking up in my room
I had a classmate who faked Tourette’s for years and was never held accountable. Conveniently her ticks were limited to swearing every other word, cussing out Teachers, and speaking out of turn in class. My mum had to deal with her for two years in her math class then the semester after she was finally rid of her she found out from the school counselor there was no medical documentation of the student ever being diagnosed or even tested. Problem was her parents paid full tuition so she never faced any consequences for faking a disability
eric cartman
I have no words.
That is messed up.
I wonder when karma is gonna come soon-
@@sictrix I literally thought the same thing
I have been diagnosed with Tourette’s, I never get offended by anything and I like jokes and what not, I’m okay with being made fun of because it helps me get better at laughing at it and feeling better. This lady full on offends me, she’s not making it a joke or a skit or anything, she’s fully faking it for attention and misrepresenting the illness in a way that makes it seem fun and quirky when it makes people’s lives harder or at least an annoyance
And she probably made a profit off of doing this. Disgusting is not a strong enough word to use.
Yeah, thats the internet for you. Anything that is a serious illness or issue the internet finds away to make it fun and quirky like drugs or depression.
@@thatoneguyonpc1677 what a sad reality that is
I see alot of copycating from sweet Anita :/
My life with Tourette's and Asperger's has been fucking horrible and a lot of it was due to misunderstanding or promotion of false / funny narrative content. being punished for being a bad kid for calling things out or not being able to sit still all school life, and being placed in isolation 6 hours a day. its just something I would never wish on anyone and has honestly I think ruined me mentally permanently. i don't mind when people find me funny but i do mind when people are being taught an incorrect understanding of something that effects a lot of people negatively.
I have a friend with Tourette’s. I actually find it amazing how someone who I admire so deeply can get on with something like that. Respect for anyone with Tourette’s, y’all are crazy strong.
She isn't even remotely convincing... how... how did anyone believe she had tourettes?
There's a serious lack of education about these things and it causes people to not know basically anything about
@Sterling Archer it depends on what side of TikTok you are on, but I'm gonna say you're right to avoid conflict.
@@Doctor_Drama_Mama *cough* American school system *cough*
@@elkgroveflorin5223 what...? those two things are completely unrelated.
Yeah like she just conveniently started recording whenever the ticks happen? Or was she just recording everything she did? It's highly weird and suspicious either way.
As a guy with Tourette's, I literally can't imagine how someone can put that much time and effort into mocking a legit neurological condition like mine. Like, I can roll with the punches most of the time, but there's absolutely a line.
When I was a teen, I tried seeing how much I could get away with my professionally diagnosed condition... Turns out karma sucks, started saying "fuck" in short outbursts... Until it became a legit tic. I played myself, and got what I deserved for abusing my tourettes.
I have the syndrome and I felt this was really offensive.
@@necromaster212121 i run into the same problem, sometimes i do something as a bad habit and it turns into a tic, once i blinked aggressively (just like dapz) as a habit, now it just happens out of my control, and i have developed other tics since then, as far as im aware that is when it first began to awaken
Because now adays the people that do this have entirely different mental issues. They cannot stand that they offer nothing that makes them special or unique so they take things that belong to others regardless of whether it's seen as positive or negative and make a complete mockery out of it. And I find it to be really disgusting personally.
Karens will do anything for attention, it sucks big time
Watching her fake tics is extremely grating to me. I can’t even imagine how annoying this must be for him to watch lol.
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No cap. It was so cringy watching her supposed tics, why would people even go out of their way to stage somethin' like this? Blatant disrespect, I have no sympathy for her.
Fr, like if you're gonna fake a disorder at LEAST educate yourself on it and make it actually look real 💀💀💀
Ive actually never been so nauseated and disgusted in my life...
I couldn't have agreed more.
At 2:17 bro was just tweakin
I dated a guy with tourettes for a few years and her videos are nothing similar to what I've experienced/seen/learned of tourettes. Thanks for calling her out. It's downright sick to fake an illness for personal gain.
I have a next door neighbor who also has Tourettes and even she doesn’t behave like that. I’m friends with her sister and if I showed her those videos I can probably bet that she’ll tell me that’s not how her sister acts.
@@thisprofilepicisakittyboi9831 people with tourettes act differently
@@jazzxgray but the person in the video is faking.
@@autumn.8087 yup
Guy? Her?
why… would anyone want to fake a medical issue is beyond my comprehension. So glad Dapz is speaking out on this and exposing this nonsense.
attention
validation
support
lack of personality
fame
ignorance
For attention. Also some people want to be oppressed just so they can say they’re oppressed.
I needs to get me one of them medical issues
Everyone wants to be a victim
Because that means people ‘feel bad’ for them and ‘need mental support’ even ‘financial’. Its a win for them.
reminds me of that South Park episode when Cartman faked having tourette’s
holy dhit real diesel patchse!!!
True
Which season and episode
@@prettiest_doll The name is "Le Petit Tourette". It's season eleven, episode eight! :)
Diesel
1:13 I kept on having that tic that makes your head go to the side thingy 3 times and it stopped it here (I don’t got Tourette’s I just have a small tic that’s kinda rare ig)
A similar thing used to happen to me where I would jerk my head to the side 3 times and gasp then go back to whatever I was doing…
I had a thing where my whole back shakes or my neck randly shakes. Idk what that is but it used to be more common for me when I was younger
I most enjoy how this guy did not attack her character for what she has done but instead took the time to educate others on how to identify.
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They use they/them
@@BusterrKeaton oh shut the hell up
Yes, and he did it so well that im sure he dont have Tourettes, he has Jacobs Syndrome, which often give symptoms like Tourettes. I can relate to many of his claims, its Jacobs, no doubt.
So y’all gonna pronounce the pronouns of a fake tik toker instead of admiring what this person admired? Ok
i have mild ticks either with my neck or hands due to my autism. being represented like this is absolutely hurtful, thank you for shedding light on this
Does your come with a wierd static feeling on your neck?
Or maybe I have a wierd nerve glitch
I also have tics due to autism
not trying to be rude but do you usually have typos
@@stroheimd4c906 there were no typos??
@@monochrome_soft9472 they were asking if they usually have typos
I never knew you had tourettes, even with all the videos I've watched on your channel. Compared to this lady (who has such a "severe case of tourettes" that her reactions are bigger than reaction youtubers)
i hope God will give her alot of judgements
@@Zach_Keith I’m an atheist but I gotta say agree
@@stereo..typess was can tell by your profile picture
@@Zach_Keith them
@@sIitted ?
1:05 okay no I actually do have Tourette’s Mf tf is bro doing 🙏😭
Fr I don’t have tits but wtheack
As a person who doesn’t have Tourette’s but did have trauma tics for many months, this deeply hurts me, they’re trying to pretend that they know what it’s like to have Tourette’s and that’s not ok. Thanks for sharing Dapz
can you explain trauma tics? i just want to learn so broaden my understanding.
I am quincy son of nincy
I wouldn’t say trauma tics probably offensive to those that have tics from Tourette’s
@@fart4453 i believe tics are in multiple different mental issues so i dont think so... its not just used in tourette's though is mostly known from that:>
I mean i have a blinking tic from an aneurysm i had as a kid so it applies to different mental and physical issues aside from Tourettes syndrome, either way faking tics is neither cool, nor funny.
As a teen diagnosed w/ Tourettes, I can say everything he's saying is true. Tourette's isn't a fun quirk. When you have it, it's not something you want to show to the world because it's embarrassing.
Sadly that's sort of the world we are living in now; it's sort of fashionable or like you said fun to have some sort of quirk. Pretending to suffer from something to get clout, likes or attention is messed up and sick and insulting to people who actually suffer from those things.
I'm not diagnosed with tourette's but for me in this case it's like a stim. I always say "whatTheDogDoing?" when I see a dog or I'd do a small interpretation of Blues Clue's bark (or when I also see Blues Clues). I does get annoyed and embarrassing especially when I'm getting stressed at work and start twitching hard to the point it hurts. People are rude about it sometimes.
Agreed. I hate tourretes.
Yeah True and you cant really control them
Exactly.
i dont have tourettes, but i do have autism and very severe ADHD, so i get how infuriating it is to see people fake this type of thing when its something that people have real struggles with, you were a lot calmer than i would have been
Yeah I have tourettes and it SUCKS to tic.
man I can't get over your name
Autism and ADHD together are the worst. I've been diagnosed with both.
@@UCFEI what cummings? its a scottish surname descended from clan cumming, an old and powerful scottish family
@@malcolmcummings4871 I didn't know, but... forget it
Hats off to u man, ik shes already been exposed (i think) but i really enjoyed this video, keep it up
As someone who has tics diagnosed by a doctor seeing this grow as a "trendy" and "quirky" thing to have truly sickens me.. for anyone who has a life ruining disorder that makes it hard to socialize and do things at all you wont be laughing at it. I hope this trend comes to a stop soon
Imagine struggling with tics but TikTok responds with “omg your so lucky I wish I had tics”
@@rb.v I wouldn't be surprised.. some people take for granted what they have or in this case don't have
@@spronklez exactly, having tics isn’t all sunshine and rainbows
Hmm I have ADHD and it’s really not all that fun. I sometimes talk a little too loudly and get stressed easily. Oh and don’t need coffee because I’m pretty energetic as is.
I feel ya. I have some of the physical illnesses that were very popular to fake/exaggerate on Instagram a while back. Its infuriating to see someone profit or get ass pats and praise for an imitation of something that has wrecked my life. Its even worse when it gets enough attention that physicians attitudes change towards those of us diagnosed with such conditions and it effects medical treatment.
“Some of my sentences may not be coherent” brother you are a fantastic speaker
LITERALLY😭
So true
I have ticks given by my adhd tablet Ritalin it’s when I get anxious so I just move impulsively I can’t stop lol but it’s not from Accually mentally if uk what I mean
Full disclaimer I don’t have actual tics it comes from my tablet
FRRR
you don't need to have tourettes to know she is faking it.
she disgusts me and the fact she probably got people supporting her and being kind to the shit she fakes is even worse.
i wish this man the best.
lots of love ♥
I don't have Tourettes . I have friends that do have Tourettes and they act like how she is acting . She just rude. I'm sorry for the evil nasty bullies.
She just wanted make a attention for views that’s why
My friends think im faking tourettes because its coming so randomly and im pretty sure i actually do have tourettes because i out of nowhere does som tics. Its pretty annoying and when im trying to explain it to my friend she is just like ‘Then do it now hm?????’ Like do she expect me to tic because i whant to? NO i dont whanna bruhh XD its annoying to see my friend making fun of my tics (arent confirmed by a medical profesional)
Their pronouns are they/them
I agree like you can tell she is taking and it makes me angry that she's disrespecting people with actual Tourette's
3:36 sounds like the "rawr xd" meme
rawr xd indeed
2:12 as a person with Tourette’s, I also subconsciously learn fluent Chinese while packaging my orders.
that is very true.
U also become invisible apparently
@@Mangdup. 🤡
Bing chilling 🥶🥶🥶🍦🍦🍦
早安中國現在我有冰淇淋
I feel bad about this. I didn't know there were people out there faking this disorder, and it makes me sick. I'm glad you made this video--I think it's important for more people to know this.
Mental illness is the cool thing these days.
All disorders are faked nowadays. Just look at TikTok. Almost all of them are young clout-chasing attention-seeking losers. It's what society gets for celebrating these things.
youd be surprised the amount of people that say they have their own little "tics", then as soon as you mention you have tourettes they say "oh well its not actual tourettes but i do have my own little tics". so fucking annoying shit you not
Bro if you think people aren't faking at least one of every mental illness it's honestly naive.
People are ridiculously greedy and approval seeking.
Not to say the world is a horrible shitty place, cause I'm not a huge pessimist, but the amount of people who are pieces of shit on most occasions outweigh all the good people on the world
I mean that meme where some dude gives the homeless guy food or money while videoing himself then takes it back once he turns the phone off has most probably happened a ridiculous amount of times, but real and not ironically or jokingly.
I think it mostly started when the movie 'Split' came out and people started having D.I.D / multiple personalities and stuff. I think it just took off from around there.
I just watched this video in a moment were I feel like shit mentally and oh boy I laughed a lot. Subscribed
She is not only making fun of tourettes she is shaping how people view your disability in ways that further burdens and misunderstands the sea of people who suffer from it.
👏👏👏 exceptionally said❤️💯💯💯
*they (their pronouns are they/them)
@@Jess-ci8re She faking her pronouns for clout too
@@gustavoalamilla7260 you cant fake pronouns wtf are you talking about
@@FissionCube then what is lying about it called?
My son also has Tourette’s and it looks nothing like this. The fact that she laughs afterwards is a dead give away.
*they
@@butternaan. Kind of irrelevant, not gonna lie.
@@StarLightFilmProductions While you are right in they being not a gender. It is indeed a pronoun. This I agree with tho that she specifically doesn’t deserve someone respecting her pronouns as she is absolutely disrespecting someone’s social disability. Hopefully that is right honestly not really sure feel free to correct me.
,, make sure u are always respecting a person's pronouns no matter what! regardless of how awful a person may be, on a different side of their life, they've probably dealt with certain prejudice and you are really not any better if you purposely misgender anyone
I meaaaan the fact that they laughed afterwards isn’t a automatic sign someone’s faking. I laugh after mine sometimes because of either what I said/did or just because I realised how ridiculous I look. Maybe the fact that they always seem to laugh afterwards like it’s not interfering with trying to do a simple task. I think the lack of distress or frustration is more of a sign of them faking then them laughing
I have no idea why anyone would fake Tourette’s. Sad how so many Tiktokers do some absolutely awful, disrespectful shit just for views. Thanks for making this video and educating the rest of us who aren’t as knowledgeable!
The average tiktoker is so desperate for attention that they'd do anything for it
My guess is they think it's funny and requires not much effort for them to fake it for views and attention. Oh how shall I get views on tick tock that doesn't require me to do very much or need any talent? I know, let's dip my hair in bolognaise, shake my head several times and make noises like an arcade machine. Utterly disgraceful. I had a bestie as a child who had tourettes, I didn't know about it until many years later that she told me she had it and I said I never even noticed. Hers was constant blinking especially when she got stressed. I never thought any more or less of her after she told me and never paid any attention to her tics, she was still my bestie.
It's absolutely crazy how she's acting. I feel embarrassed for her.....ugh it makes my blood boil.
She believes faking a disability like Torurettes will afford her a measure of internet clout which it did until she was found out after which it backfired spectacularly.
Exactly it's really disgust me. But people do not so smart stuff everyday for money. Alot of stuff people normalize which was never ok. Normalizing doesn't mean stuff is ok it means people don't care about nothing and wanna do what they want without thinking to much on the consequences because they have most likely got lied to their whole lives or majority. Life's already out of they hands at that point. And some people really just be letting Satan's demons drive their bodies around
I came here after checking out another video and scrolling trough their page realising I once watched this video a very long time ago so now I am rewatching it again. Bc yes
I like that you're providing a real comparison. Some people who are very naive and easily tricked might believe her. It's true that it's not common, it's just disappointing that someone would stoop to such a level and fake having a disorder other people struggle with for attention.
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Many many people fake disorders for attention
@@Romcomm_ i'm enby and honestly think they're faking that too
idk for sure but it feels like they are
@@Romcomm_ nah that's clearly a girl
@@Ohokk0 Also enby, feel the same way here
Sometimes, I remember publicly embarrassing things I've done and cringe. But at least I've never faked a disorder on tiktok for clout. How can they live with themselves. Sorry didn't know, and it's been like a year since I edited already
I'm just speculating, but I believe she lives with herself knowing that many people know her now, as she's likely a narcissist and she doesn't care how or why she becomes a "star" or widely known.
They / them btw
@@Alky64 I wish the world had more people who think like you. Really frustrating when people deliberately misgender just because the one they're doing it to happens to be a bad person.
edit your comments , their pronouns are they/them
@@TrackpadProductions Yes, pronouns matter, even if they’re awful / have done something awful
So, there is something I'm going to mention about this. You caaaaan choose what tics you have, but you have to spend a LOT of time trying to control them. And this requires knowing what your body feels like when you're about to have one. When I found a doctor in Wisconsin who specialized in Tourettes, it took months in order for me to control ONE tic. Let alone, all of them. Including the use of a brain activity machine to control how active my brain was while doing nothing.
It took a long time for me to be able to get to where I am now with my Tourettes, and I had a specialist helping me. There's no way in hell this person was able to do what took me damn near a year, if not longer, to do with the specialist helping me, all on their own in such a short period of time.
tl;dr you cant choose tics in this short a time
I agree with this message 👍
@ThePotatoMan have you ever considered DBS (deep brain stimulation)? google will explain it better than i can lol but its a surgery for severe cases of tourettes and parkinsons
@ThePotatoMan yup! honestly even smoking weed sometimes helped temporarily calm my tics lol but its not healthy for your lungs so its not the best recommendation lmao
@ThePotatoMan i’m pretty sure its been used on some patient’s and its helped, but id 100% talk to your doctor about it to see if its the right option as you said that you’ve had severe tics before
0:42 but why Canada?
Why not…………. It’s Canada 🇨🇦
Ikr
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Ew I dont want that thing here 😭
STOP BEING DISRESPECTFUL 🍁SYRUP 🍁SYRUP 🍁SYRUP
Dam, I feel this guy's pain. Not the disorder thing, the cringe thing...
I love how he said "let's watch this cringe" already a legend.
@Al Sus media center Official àyo gay?
@Al Sus media center Official huh bro
@Al Sus media center Official 🤨🤨
You're not alone brother. At least she gets exposed for her lies, unlike most of tiktok fakers
Wow, this is physically painful to watch because of how shameful it is. People cannot stop disappointing.
But tbh I laughed when you faked your own tourettes to show how absurd they are, this is the only appropriate time to fake it and people with tourettes are the only appropriate people to do this. Thank you for sharing!
@user-brick_wall it’s ‘zao Shang hao zhong guy jiang sai who you bing qi ling’ (早上好中国将在我有冰淇凌) don’t write something you don’t know
@@munuchuw its a meme, calm down...
@@munuchuw shut up
@@munuchuw the pronounciation ain't even right...
Dapz has tourettes and isn't faking
Oh my gosh…..the amounts of cringing I did. People who actually have this condition I hope you’re doing okay! It’s sad to see people mocking this.
Fr. It’s not only sad but it’s cringe AF
I cannot believe this has to be said but, some people should have been bullied more. 🗿
@@rimmeh6409 meh I say it's bad parenting
We're doing just fine. This is so inaccurate it's not remotely offensive, just highly cringe. My whole life only a couple people have even noticed I have it. This lady is ridiculously unbelievable. What a doofus
Bro this girl kind of pissing me off😂
"Oh, I'm just a silly, quirky girl with Tourette's, hahaha!"
This is horrible, she's doing this for views/attention! My son has TS and my youngest child has tics, but not diagnosed as TS as they are apparently part of her autism ASD. My son suffers, it's so hard on him, and sometimes very painful. Huge respect for all the people out there that truly know its not a fun thing to live with xx
Plus some people can have autism but don’t realise they have it
Honestly I was pretty apalled to see the Tiktoker...I only have tics (had them since I was 10 or 11) and thankfully no sounds or explicit movements and I was completely exhausted after the situations in which I supressed them as best as possible, next to sometimes having what I called "an intercity of tics" as if my body thought it needed to "get even" with the time with supressed (and as a result) "no" tics.
The thing Dapz describes about the neck twist kind of thing hurting...OMG yes, I can recall that when it was superbad it was incredibly painful, up to the point I basically trained the muscles in my neck and shoulder so much (my tic used to be only on the left side of my body by the way) that it at one point pinched a nerve bundle responsible for touch running up to my left arm, and my arm was feeling like when it's laying in a weird angle during sleeping and you wake up from the numbness there, I was only capable of feeling pain and pressure, it was very weird.
I was so ashamed of my tics when I was much younger that I'd honestly would've tried to not show them in a video should I have been making video's around that time, I just don't get why someone would seriously do stuff like this...
This is what leftists do. They self-diagnose looking for some type of virtue signal.
My brother had TS, not so much verbal as much as physical tics. He also had Asperberger syndrome.
They're* but yeah true I agree
As someone who does not have Tourette’s, this video is actually really insightful and helped me to understand more, so thank you very much.
Just for more educational purposes, there are many more tic disorders than just tourettes. As for me, I don't have tourettes but people often assume I do because my frequent tiks. My doctors have been trying trying to figure it out for years when they finally gave up. They just labeled it an unspecified motor tik disorder and left it at that. They found that Strattera would suppress them a bit, but like dabz was saying, hyperfixating on something can help repress them and straterra is an adhd medication.
@@jacecrocker4596 that's actualy realy interesting coz I noticed my friends have some random ticks but I wouldn't say they have tourettes
Same
This just really got me thinking since apparently I seem to reflect a lot of habits that go with disorders
And if it's hereditary
My dad just randomly starts swearing
He doesn't seem to realize he does it to cause ill usually ask him what's wrong
(We usually get a problem on the ranch and since I'm the only kid who's still around I'll probably have to take over soon so getting info on what to be aware of is good) and he'll say nothings wrong.
So that'll be fun to figure out and hyper anylise/s
same
Somehow u did all this bout yourself 😩😩
My science teacher in year 8 had tourettes, usually she’d just randomly say stuff like “HEE HEE” (like michael jackson) or she’d just make random noises (like BOW or ICK) she definitely was NOT like ticsandroses, it basically never happened except if our class was being annoying or not listening to her, she also explained the sometimes she’d randomly put her head up as a tic, and she explained motor tics to us as well, it was extremely helpful to learn about it
Did I find a person who draws eeveelutions
@@CottenVee yeah
ossie/maori? you said year 8
@@fireguy-kc4op it’s aussie not ossie but yes
My step dad has that tic where his head goes up and tilts it to the side
4:41 NOT AN AXOLOTL TIC