I don’t get why some people think it’s cool to have Tourette’s. It’s like you’re a puppet and some invisible force tugs at your strings every now and then, it sucks and is tiring. The side glances people give you when your tics happen is def the worst above all though, kinda dehumanizes you.
I have several movement tics, which are hella annoying like rolling my shoulder, or widening my eyes like BOOBA(which i find to be the worst when im in public lmao), and several others like muscle stuff. But im not diagnosed with actual Tourette's, just mild version of it(thankfully don't have any vocal ones which i find to be the worse). But yeah it feels like in terms of the muscle/facial movements, its like a itch that you can reach no matter how hard you try and can only satisfy it by doing a certain gesture or applying tension/straining that muscle for a few seconds. at least that's my experience
I have Tourette's and it's still really hard to deal with. As a kid my tics were more verbal, where if I was feeling excited I would repeatedly shout "yay" over and over and I couldn't stop, it didn't make any sense and even when I would run out of breath I couldn't stop to take a breath and I felt like I didn't have control over a portion of my brain. My parents ended up putting me on Strattera around this time as well since they believed I had ADHD, and as a result I felt like a vegetable when I was on it, my mind felt cloudy and I couldn't really think properly. Tourette's is no joke out it's horrible to have, I'm 21 now and most of the time it doesn't affect me unless I get super stressed out or if I get really happy, I just repeat a word over and over and I can't stop. Sometimes I have tics where my face twitches uncontrollably especially if I'm watching a show that's got me excited which I always notice when I look back at my reaction videos. It's fucking rough and people who fake it deserve to have it so they can understand it's nothing worth bragging over, it's embarrassing and painful.
@@QuackSus Yea there was another guy with actual tourette's that did a video on her and it showed way more unedited posts from her, he's just pissed and you can't help but be pissed and cringe too lol
dude the video was super cringe. the most cringe part was the end where she was wearing a shirt that said eat sleep tic repeat. so sad to see shit like that.
Not just faking Tourette's but faking any mental disorder is just a fucked up thing to do. Most people don't understand but it's not fun having something like severe anxiety, depression, schizophrenia and the sort. Don't be this type of person, it's not cool and you will be attacked for it
I feel like most people understand when it comes to tics,did, schizophrenia and ect but alot take anxiety or depression because it's a "lesser" problem I guess or maybe thier misinform. But I'll say having extreme anxiety sucks ass. Try having a panic attack. Of course it's still not comparable to the other but still no one should fake it for sympathy or attention.
The fact that so many physical and mental illnesses are romanticized so much on tiktok is so disturbing. The way its treated like a cute, quirky trend is very frustrating. I’ve suffered with social anxiety and extreme agoraphobia for over 5 years now. I’ve lost so many friends, the ability to leave my house properly (let alone go to school), and I’ve attempted to end my life twice. Mental illness is not a joke. It’s ended countless lives and it puts so many others in extreme distress.It is just so dehumanizing to have something that has taken so much of your life away become a trendy and cute thing. It’s so fucking disrespectful and just uncomfortable to watch people use it to gain attention. Like there are other ways to get attention without faking serious illnesses????😐
We currently live in a society where you are given social points for how victimized you are. If you are someone who is prone to needing attention and happen to be white, then another way to become a victim is to fake this sort of thing. This will not end until people stop looking to become a victim.
Exactly. And there's also cringe attention seekers who fake abuse and domestic violence for a click and reaction, but as soon as they're called out on it, it's "for awareness". Absolute shit bags. Garner awareness for a cause by mocking it in itself, when you can simply provide information where people can UNDERSTAND instead of being entertained by it.
is it? or is it that you assume people are faking it because they seem "normal", and mental illness is less stigmatised nowadays so "normal" people are more likely to come out
1:50 I'd just like to mention that Tourettes is different for everyone, and for many people there will be days where you don't tic at all, or days you tic a lot, and in between. So her not having a single tic in a short video shouldn't be proof of anything. Though I believe she is faking it for many other reasons, just not for this reason. It's very damaging and many people who suffer from this will get called liars just because they're having a good day with no tics.
THISSSSSSS. It honestly annoys me people with a larger audience who don't have tourettes are making "exposing" videos with misguided information, and not even having proof that's actual proof. IT'S JUST THEORIZING! everything that's shown can be debunked. That video reached 8 million people. I feel like I have less of an issue with ppl who fake having something versus ppl who fakeclaim (especially ppl who fakeclaim others with no personal experience of what it's like to have tourettes). It's such a huge setback, because even people who have tourettes still get fakeclaimed 🙃 not only online but in real life. If someone who's "faking" is representing it accurately, then whatever. Let them get "clout", people will choose to support who they want to support. But getting clout from EXPOSING other people with no real educated knowledge does absolutely nothing.
Tics work in patterns. They can be constant, they can happen in patterns over time (monthly, weekly, even seasonally), or they can be triggered by feelings thoughts emotions and actions. You can even grow out of tourettes as you transition to adulthood or they can greatly reduce. It is definitely possible for tics not to show up for long periods of time, but she has a different problem. she had an insane variety of random tics, and she would just choose which ones show up in which videos. When tics do show up they are often the same ones over and over. I am lucky enough to have grown out of my tics to the poin that I rarely get them, however I experienced patterns of tics first hand. My tics were shrugging my shoulders and raising my arms, twitching my wrist, quick humming (no songs or anything), raising my eyebrows, blinking rapidly, and twitching my neck. I would usually only experience one to two at a time of these over a monthly basis. This lady shouted random shit into random places, interupted herself mid sentence, tossed things, shrugged her shoulders, put her face closs to stuff, talked to herself, etc. and she would just choose whch ones to use based on the topic of her video.
The saddest thing is that she went so long with people genuinely supporting her, while all of her tics were nothing but "cutesy" things, like "peekaboo" and "wow" and "beep boo." Truly a disgusting person.
My tics aren't so fun. Literally half of my vocal tics are random noises, grunts and squeaks that are embarrassing and make people stare at me. It's awful and not at all a cutesy thing to luagh about. I can count only two times where I had a vocal tic that was cutesy or funny in context. Plus it's strange to me that their tics are pretty much ALL vocal tics, and they vary in pitch and pacing which is uncommon for recurring tics as well as being context specific like the nursery ryms and packing video. They seem to never have motor tics and if they do they look complelty calculated and staged. It's gross.
As soon as she *made* the first "tic" it looked and sounded way too forced instead of a tic done on impulse. It sounded too "relaxed". The human perspective can tell when something is off in another human being, so she should've known she would get caught eventually. You can't just fake it, especially online.
this made my blood boil im autistic and when i tell people it like they say ye we are all autistic like no you wouldnt last a day in my shoes for someone to fake this is fking disgusting
They do everywhere. It’s why unless I have brick solid proof like a real diagnosis paper; I m just hesitant to donate or support in general. Which sucks for the actual legit people peppered in there but there’s so many scammers man…
@@NonsensicalSpudz to an extent at least for some people i believe it could get worse maybe not just because its overtime of course but even i was said to have Tourettes when i was younger i dont really remember to much besides me blinking my eyes a lot and tensing my legs/arms but i dont have any effects anymore so idk tbh
@@NonsensicalSpudz Yes, that is how it works. Frequency of tics can increase when an individual is stressed, tired, anxious, or excited. It's not out of the question that if a person became more anxious over the years, they would have tics more often.
Tourette's isn't even a mental disorder wtf? It's neurological. As for people who do fake illnesses for attention, it's one of my most despised things because my sister has Munchausen's disorder and she only talks about her fake medical problems. I had to set a boundary with her to never talk about stuff like that cause I refuse to give her what she wants, sympathy. My therapist said this was good too. I have BPD and go to DBT therapy every week. People fake BPD a lot too. It really angers me.
If you had a case of Tourette’s as serious as that, there’s no way they’d be able to suppress them for up to an hour. Yes, you probably can for a few minutes, but no, not an hour whatsoever. I was fortunately given a very weak case of Tourette’s and go months and years without it showing up. My Tourette’s pops up when I get stressed or Anxiety, which is pretty much never.
I think the beginning "evidence" is flawed because some tics can form/ get worse over time but its pretty obvious when someones faking, its a thing you eventually figure out once you see it multiple times
I don't have tourette's, but I do get tics from anxiety occasionally, and I actually can't fathom why they would think it's cute or quirky to fake it for views. The amount of times I've gotten neck cramps from my tics is crazy.
I never understand why people want to pretend to be mentally ill, I have ADHD and as much as I like it because it makes me who I am, its really hard to deal with sometimes and can destroy relationships
yea when this came to surface about her "tics" i got so mad, because I have them, i had them very strong at a young age, they were embarassing, i would always turn away from people whenever i had them. I don't have tourettes, but faking that, as well as just regular tics is just wrong. I have taken anxiety meds and others that calmed my tics down, but i still have them on a day to day basis, even small but her going a whole hour without having them is just not right. You literally can fight your body to stop them, but your body will fight back and its uncomfortable.
I don’t have Tourette’s at all but I do have trauma/anxiety induced tics that can cause me pain and suffering and is something I used to get bullied for. People like that make me so angry because if I could live a normal life like them without having to deal with tics I would in a heartbeat. Someone faking tics for views and money isn’t okay and is hard to watch. Thank you xQc for calling out their bullshit and spreading awareness of people like that.
I genuinely don’t understand why people feel the need to misgendered people, even if they’ve done something bad. Within the first few seconds, you can see one of emeralds profiles that clearly says non-binary. Don’t invalidate someone’s identity just because they’ve done something wrong. I’m not trying to say that emarald is in the right in any way at all, but misgendering someone is just low.
Calling a biological man or woman something other than what they were born as is misgendering them. Just because they're sad to be born in a certain way or feel like something else, doesn't make it so. I can feel like I elephant too, doesn't mean that I become it. You along with everyone else that bow down to this hysterical mental viewpoint are just creating more problems for yourself. just fucking admit that you're a feminin or masculin woman. If you go out into the real world with this soft mentality, you'll be shredded like freaking pulled pork.
Honestly makes me so angry to watch this. I have had tics since I was in middle school and got worse in high school. Constantly being told to “just control it” and that I do this for attention is frustrating. Seeing people fake it for a trend it even worse. All my life I’ve been looked at weirdly for having tics I can not control just for someone to use my disorder for clout.
@@yodagaming5905 it would have been okay for it to happen for short sequences but at 10:20 for a whole paragraph the editor decided the echo needed to basically mute Sunny's voice using Sunny's voice
Unbelievable and this is only one person. The blatant ignorance and disrespect made my stomach turn. My son has Tourette’s and as a parent this was so hard to watch. When we found out he was so young. How do you explain to a young child what is happening to their body and that is uncontrollable. In the early years it was so hard as it was painful at times and sometimes even scary. All that and trying to grow up and fit in socially. He is 15 now and a warrior in my eyes as all who face living with Tourette’s! I do feel education and awareness goes along way in helping people understand. Tourette’s is neurological and not a mental illness. Very different..although it can and often does affect your mental health and self esteem. It is important to know the difference since it is not something a person can control or decide when having tics. If more people did than maybe people like this can be called out and corrected sooner for their unacceptable behavior and we would have more patience and understanding for one another. Mental illness is no joke either and clearly she seems to be possibly in need of some help too.
The crazy thing is I new someone who faked their tics and after I exposed them they tried to dox me after like yikes maybe don't fake a illness next time
I have been court ordered on many medications after first episode psychosis in 2017. I speculate these 'fake' disorders', and people labeled doing this for attention, are actually experiencing tardive dyskinesia and very real psychosomatic issues that.. I understand research methods, and know these get labeled being a persons illness when.. They probably experience abuse, lack personal connections, and are dealing with side effects of either forced medication or other medications they may need for unrelated issues.
It’s almost comical that she did this for so long like as someone with Tourette’s, shits gotta be exhausting to fake it that many times a day everyday, like I’m not even sure I tic that much in a day.
I don't know much about tourettes but seeing her act out her tics vs seeing tiktok videos of people who actually have tourettes is pretty easy to differentiate. You can just tell she's forcing it, especially if you compare it to videos of people who actually have that condition.
i can understand this, but at the same time, there could be people with a disability who "look like theyre faking it", so i wouldnt want to accuse people of faking if im not a professional
@@hawshimagical easy way to distinguish between a faker and someone who actually has it is their thought and speech pattern, people who have tourettes will mostly be able to continue with what they were previously saying even with strong ticks, because the disorder is mostly physical and separate, so it wouldn't cut off their thought pattern, for fakers however this would be hard to do so because the ticks are deliberate, so they need to cut themselves in order to tick, which leads them to repeat their previous sentence instead of continuing
@@hawshimagical and i noticed most people with tourettes don't notice that they're ticking sometimes, or are able to ignore it, while fakers put on huge spotlights on their ticks
Why would you even fake a disease in the first place? Do you want attention THAT badly? There's other ways to have people's attention. Building a community based off a lie will literally never end well. It's either being found out or you're fucking up at one point or another. There's no winner here. Congrats you made a couple of bucks but now you're globally hated. I don't see why anyone would actually do this I genuinely can't fathom being that desperate for any lick of attention.
This reminds me of the guy on TH-cam a long time ago who faked not being able to walk and got caught eventually, these people have no shame it's just disgusting to even think about.
4:17 people like that are annoying. OCD and Anxiety disorder can be and are listed separate. they are NOT the same thing. How do I know? Because I'm diagnosed OCD and with and Anxiety along side other mental health issues... the OCD is intrusive thinking, but is listed as "OCD" as the intrusive thoughts are a symptom of my OCD... it does always make me laugh when healthy minded people speak on things they have no experience with. not saying her document was legit but that they're being detective Andy's and have 0 experience in what they are laying claim to
As someone who has Tic Disorder, which is Tourette's but without vocal tics, only "motor" or physical ones. It's not something fun to joke about or get views for having. I've had it since I was a kid, and it's gone mainly un-noticed my entire life (luckily) besides the past 5 or so years where it's worsened slightly over time. My entire body is starting to hurt because of it, it's so god damn hard for your muscles to deal with the movements. Sucks someone would fake it because man is it painful to have. Anyone else who has it I'm sorry because I know it sucks feeling like your body is trapping you.
I don't have tourettes but I sometimes get uncontrollably "twitchy" and it's quite painful. I know this doesn't compare to this but in a small way I can relate to people with tourettes. Especially in a situation when you have to be quiet and sit still. I don't know why people would fake this. It doesn't make sense and If you faked it for attention it doesn't work because everyone can see through it. Again I do not have tourettes, I get "twitchy"
Cause it's a dumb concept. But most people don't care about people being trans or nonbinary. It's the small but loud minority that makes people be so against it.
her ticks are so obviously fake. they look almost planned out, and she’s putting effort into ticking and running out of breath after lol. real ticks look effortless? they’re involuntary so there’s no thinking behind it.
I don't usually stereotype but if they got hair colour like cool aid, a cabagge patch, and heavy winged eyeliner, you can bet and win that bet that they're the 99% percent of the people who resides in twitter.
@@yodagaming5905 th-cam.com/video/qQKW8uCKBPY/w-d-xo.html There is always the chance of a rickroll but if are curious enough here is Eric Cartman pretending he has tourettes
I love that at 5:00 he reads the question “are right handed people smarter?” And chat ate it up but if you actually read all of it, it says otherwise lol
@@sal166 you said that the trans movement "uses real mental illness as badges on Twitter for brownie points etc......." I said that it's either they are cringe online or they feel inclined to kill themselves because society says that they are less than human and invalid. Aka transphobes need to stfu
Even scummy people don’t deserve to be misgendered :/ I’ve been scrolling through these comments and almost all of them are using she/her unless they’re doing a quick psa for people like I am rn - both videos feature the use of she/her pronouns so I can’t blame the commenters much, but their profile was even shown in the first bit of the video. (Non-binary, they/them) Again, a horrible person, but nobody deserves to be misgendered (if anyone is doing it on purpose)
we arent misgendering her, we just arent acknowledging her (fictional) gender. You cant make up shit and be mad we arent going along with you. If she transitioned to a man and said her pronouns were he/him, i would completely respect that, that is a genuine, real condition that i want to help in any way i could, i respect and support MtF and FtM trans people, i disrespect faegender/NintendoDSself/xe/zir/they/them etc..... They have no basis to build their arguments on, she is a she no question about it, it just hurts seeing people just go with it for no reason because that shit actually harms the view about gender dysphoria.
As someone with ADHD, I feel so invalidated and like a joke from all the people faking adhd and all the self diagnosing. Yeah everyone can experience the symptoms, but to the extent people with adhd do is life ruining. It's not quirky or cute, we are all humans, no one is special. Pls stop omg 😭
YES, they act like it's so quirky and cool to have it and like it's a big deal. When literally when I was younger although also having other mental disorders/illnesses would literally say, "Why did I have to be born like this, why couldn't I be born normal. This is too much and it's not fair."
@@faded8975 But it would be like singling out one slave owner when half the people in town have them. Just because one person happens to have a larger plantation/makes more profit doesn't mean they are any worse than all the others. This issue is a product of current social media/glorification of mental disorders. The only real real solution is to just stop paying attention to it, but there are just too many naive people.
@@kristynach.1554 They as a singular is not new. "Someone stole my bike but they got away before I could stop them" Reads a lot less weird than "Someone stole my bike but he or she got away before I could stop him or her"
@@sycration That's a completely different case though. You can only use "they" if you don't know their gender, but when I can see what you look or sound like I can tell if you're a he or a she. And also, most people would just say: "Someone stole my bike but he got away before I could stop him." Because the pronoun "he" can be either masculine or neutral.
@@kristynach.1554 Since when was “he” neutral? “They” isn’t just used for multiple people. Also, you won’t always know someone’s pronounce just by knowing what they look or sound like.
@@kristynach.1554 he is not neutral in english and never was. It is in other languages. Also learning that they them can be used singularly isn’t that hard. I’m not native and learned a-english by myself and I’m comfortable using those pronouns so that’s just bs
Ah yes the whole "but I was doing it for a good cause" followed by "and this horrible thing happened to me because of the backlash poor me please pay attention to me" thing. Fucking depressing. This is what happens when you don't get bullied growing up.
“Very pleasant woman that was left handed.” Lmao I have a huge list of past medical history notes like that. Not defending her whatsoever, but it’s funny how they do that. Ive had week long stays in a psych ward and the doctor will be like “yeah this goofy dude was walking around in circles for 3 hours. Really nice to talk to.” And it gets published in your records. “He is imagining bugs and thinks demons are drawing on his walls. Seems strange.” Anyone who has been to the hospital knows this
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I don’t get why some people think it’s cool to have Tourette’s. It’s like you’re a puppet and some invisible force tugs at your strings every now and then, it sucks and is tiring. The side glances people give you when your tics happen is def the worst above all though, kinda dehumanizes you.
same people that gamble, drink alcohol, and cave into addiction
I experienced involuntary spasms on some medication and I can't imagine what its like to have it every moment of your life. Stay strong brother KKonaW
@@crowmaster9652 so xQc?
Its because it gives attention to them. Same thing with people acting depressed or autism or anything else
I have several movement tics, which are hella annoying like rolling my shoulder, or widening my eyes like BOOBA(which i find to be the worst when im in public lmao), and several others like muscle stuff. But im not diagnosed with actual Tourette's, just mild version of it(thankfully don't have any vocal ones which i find to be the worse). But yeah it feels like in terms of the muscle/facial movements, its like a itch that you can reach no matter how hard you try and can only satisfy it by doing a certain gesture or applying tension/straining that muscle for a few seconds. at least that's my experience
I have Tourette's and it's still really hard to deal with. As a kid my tics were more verbal, where if I was feeling excited I would repeatedly shout "yay" over and over and I couldn't stop, it didn't make any sense and even when I would run out of breath I couldn't stop to take a breath and I felt like I didn't have control over a portion of my brain. My parents ended up putting me on Strattera around this time as well since they believed I had ADHD, and as a result I felt like a vegetable when I was on it, my mind felt cloudy and I couldn't really think properly. Tourette's is no joke out it's horrible to have, I'm 21 now and most of the time it doesn't affect me unless I get super stressed out or if I get really happy, I just repeat a word over and over and I can't stop. Sometimes I have tics where my face twitches uncontrollably especially if I'm watching a show that's got me excited which I always notice when I look back at my reaction videos. It's fucking rough and people who fake it deserve to have it so they can understand it's nothing worth bragging over, it's embarrassing and painful.
No denying it now, you DO post on every video.
@@ThisDonut idk what you're talking about Surely
Jeez, sounds really rough.. I'm sorry to hear all that, I'm glad it's gotten better and I wish you the best
Sounds rough man, sorry to hear it. I had a friend in college with similar symptoms and it was hard to see him struggle with it. Cheers buddy
@@victormilev thanks, and im sure it was really rough on your friend for sure, hope they're doing alright now.
This video is genuinely one of the most cringe things to watch, I could barely watch this video on my own
its so difficult watching stuff like this to the point its like i feel like im gonna grit my teeth when i hear the "tics" lmfao
@@QuackSus Yea there was another guy with actual tourette's that did a video on her and it showed way more unedited posts from her, he's just pissed and you can't help but be pissed and cringe too lol
dude the video was super cringe. the most cringe part was the end where she was wearing a shirt that said eat sleep tic repeat. so sad to see shit like that.
Still less cringe than Sweet Anita though.
@@kfed9834 the legendary dapumahitapumahitapumahitapum? also known as dapz
That echo was brutal. Spamming the reverb off cd.
was looking for this comment, jesus fuck.
Not just faking Tourette's but faking any mental disorder is just a fucked up thing to do.
Most people don't understand but it's not fun having something like severe anxiety, depression, schizophrenia and the sort.
Don't be this type of person, it's not cool and you will be attacked for it
@@Sun_Seeker 🐴🍆
Frr people are willing to do anything for attention it’s fucked up
Tourette's isn't even a mental disorder wtf? It's neurological.
I feel like most people understand when it comes to tics,did, schizophrenia and ect but alot take anxiety or depression because it's a "lesser" problem I guess or maybe thier misinform. But I'll say having extreme anxiety sucks ass. Try having a panic attack. Of course it's still not comparable to the other but still no one should fake it for sympathy or attention.
Tourettes is not a mental disorder its neurological
xqc giving the actual best take ever about mental illnesses, xqcl
first good take PogU
@@dabqu first and last _trolldespair_
@@gdottothegamer1001 lul
jesus why you guys talk like this
you guys like this irl too?
@downtownswifty who are you talking to? LULW
That random dude in chat after using the shush emote on xqc as soon as he says a single word: *_"i have achieved comedy"_*
2022 chat meta aware
yeah its pretty bad
People in comment sections after quoting a unfunny meme format from reddit: "I have achieved comedy"
his twitch fans are the most unfunny people to exist in the world
It used to be the mute emote, now Shush is the chat meta
This guy knows how to react
Nah if ppl on TH-cam don't stop using this same recycled joke in the comments, imma have to get involved.
@@Broomie63 this guy knows how to get mad
@@abyzma201 This guy knows how to know when people are mad
@@Broomie63 Me when Broomie gets involved: 😱😱😱
@@tabo4078 This guy knows when a guy knows when someone's mad
The fact that so many physical and mental illnesses are romanticized so much on tiktok is so disturbing. The way its treated like a cute, quirky trend is very frustrating. I’ve suffered with social anxiety and extreme agoraphobia for over 5 years now. I’ve lost so many friends, the ability to leave my house properly (let alone go to school), and I’ve attempted to end my life twice. Mental illness is not a joke. It’s ended countless lives and it puts so many others in extreme distress.It is just so dehumanizing to have something that has taken so much of your life away become a trendy and cute thing. It’s so fucking disrespectful and just uncomfortable to watch people use it to gain attention. Like there are other ways to get attention without faking serious illnesses????😐
We currently live in a society where you are given social points for how victimized you are. If you are someone who is prone to needing attention and happen to be white, then another way to become a victim is to fake this sort of thing. This will not end until people stop looking to become a victim.
@@CrimzFN yep exactly
Exactly. And there's also cringe attention seekers who fake abuse and domestic violence for a click and reaction, but as soon as they're called out on it, it's "for awareness". Absolute shit bags. Garner awareness for a cause by mocking it in itself, when you can simply provide information where people can UNDERSTAND instead of being entertained by it.
There are also parents that show their dying child to get clout, its absolute dogshit.
You sound like a real basket case
Having a mental illness is the new quirky thing to have. It’s like how back then a lot of people thought having depression was quirky
it still is
Back then people were electrocuted for being depressed, I think you mean now kiddo.
Depression is a mental illness as well, just sayin and speakin from experience
is it? or is it that you assume people are faking it because they seem "normal", and mental illness is less stigmatised nowadays so "normal" people are more likely to come out
@@abc12369 you watch a whole documentary about a case of a girl faking mental illness as a quirk then you say that ? Interesting
1:50
I'd just like to mention that Tourettes is different for everyone, and for many people there will be days where you don't tic at all, or days you tic a lot, and in between. So her not having a single tic in a short video shouldn't be proof of anything. Though I believe she is faking it for many other reasons, just not for this reason. It's very damaging and many people who suffer from this will get called liars just because they're having a good day with no tics.
THISSSSSSS. It honestly annoys me people with a larger audience who don't have tourettes are making "exposing" videos with misguided information, and not even having proof that's actual proof. IT'S JUST THEORIZING! everything that's shown can be debunked. That video reached 8 million people. I feel like I have less of an issue with ppl who fake having something versus ppl who fakeclaim (especially ppl who fakeclaim others with no personal experience of what it's like to have tourettes). It's such a huge setback, because even people who have tourettes still get fakeclaimed 🙃 not only online but in real life. If someone who's "faking" is representing it accurately, then whatever. Let them get "clout", people will choose to support who they want to support. But getting clout from EXPOSING other people with no real educated knowledge does absolutely nothing.
Tics work in patterns. They can be constant, they can happen in patterns over time (monthly, weekly, even seasonally), or they can be triggered by feelings thoughts emotions and actions. You can even grow out of tourettes as you transition to adulthood or they can greatly reduce. It is definitely possible for tics not to show up for long periods of time, but she has a different problem. she had an insane variety of random tics, and she would just choose which ones show up in which videos.
When tics do show up they are often the same ones over and over. I am lucky enough to have grown out of my tics to the poin that I rarely get them, however I experienced patterns of tics first hand. My tics were shrugging my shoulders and raising my arms, twitching my wrist, quick humming (no songs or anything), raising my eyebrows, blinking rapidly, and twitching my neck. I would usually only experience one to two at a time of these over a monthly basis.
This lady shouted random shit into random places, interupted herself mid sentence, tossed things, shrugged her shoulders, put her face closs to stuff, talked to herself, etc. and she would just choose whch ones to use based on the topic of her video.
It's kinda crazy I have so many tics in common with your old ones.
Rapid blinking, Twitching my neck, Quick humming, and raising my arms.
@@laufy955 yeah those ones are some of the most common ive found
Don’t they go by they/them? The intro showed their bio
@@isky6541 yeah I was gonna say
Raising eyebrows has to be my least favorite because of getting forehead lines. I hate it so much. Currently have a painful head/neck movement one.
Respect for Emerald’s sister for being the bigger person.
not literally 💀
@@hawshimagical come onn
GIGACHAD Sister
The saddest thing is that she went so long with people genuinely supporting her, while all of her tics were nothing but "cutesy" things, like "peekaboo" and "wow" and "beep boo." Truly a disgusting person.
@@marianasantos8858 ok but who asked
@@marianasantos8858 thats crazy but i dont remember asking
@@marianasantos8858 you literally just referred to them as her? lmao
Hitting herself with a toothbrush was diabolical to watch. Strangely it never pokes her eye, ofc.
My tics aren't so fun. Literally half of my vocal tics are random noises, grunts and squeaks that are embarrassing and make people stare at me. It's awful and not at all a cutesy thing to luagh about. I can count only two times where I had a vocal tic that was cutesy or funny in context. Plus it's strange to me that their tics are pretty much ALL vocal tics, and they vary in pitch and pacing which is uncommon for recurring tics as well as being context specific like the nursery ryms and packing video. They seem to never have motor tics and if they do they look complelty calculated and staged. It's gross.
As soon as she *made* the first "tic" it looked and sounded way too forced instead of a tic done on impulse. It sounded too "relaxed". The human perspective can tell when something is off in another human being, so she should've known she would get caught eventually. You can't just fake it, especially online.
this made my blood boil im autistic and when i tell people it like they say ye we are all autistic like no you wouldnt last a day in my shoes for someone to fake this is fking disgusting
Editor: how much echo do you want?
SunnyV: *YES*
There’s actually a lot of people on tik tok who do this sadly
Too many do. I remember a holocaust trend
i mean duh anyone can because people believe a lot on the internet
And they all have their pronouns in their bio, coincidence?
"iM dEpReSsEd, sEnD pOsItIvE vIbEs aNd mOnEy fOr mEdIcAtIoN"
They do everywhere. It’s why unless I have brick solid proof like a real diagnosis paper; I m just hesitant to donate or support in general. Which sucks for the actual legit people peppered in there but there’s so many scammers man…
She literally could've said, "The tics got worse over the years." Problem solved.
thats not how it works though does it?
@@NonsensicalSpudz to an extent at least for some people i believe it could get worse maybe not just because its overtime of course but even i was said to have Tourettes when i was younger i dont really remember to much besides me blinking my eyes a lot and tensing my legs/arms but i dont have any effects anymore so idk tbh
@@NonsensicalSpudz Yes, that is how it works. Frequency of tics can increase when an individual is stressed, tired, anxious, or excited. It's not out of the question that if a person became more anxious over the years, they would have tics more often.
"That old video was actually the 7th take, but now I'm not ashamed of my tics and include it all" - ez clout
i dont think that wouldve worked either
Tourette's isn't even a mental disorder wtf? It's neurological. As for people who do fake illnesses for attention, it's one of my most despised things because my sister has Munchausen's disorder and she only talks about her fake medical problems. I had to set a boundary with her to never talk about stuff like that cause I refuse to give her what she wants, sympathy. My therapist said this was good too. I have BPD and go to DBT therapy every week. People fake BPD a lot too. It really angers me.
Poor white american girl getting owned by poc
If you had a case of Tourette’s as serious as that, there’s no way they’d be able to suppress them for up to an hour. Yes, you probably can for a few minutes, but no, not an hour whatsoever. I was fortunately given a very weak case of Tourette’s and go months and years without it showing up. My Tourette’s pops up when I get stressed or Anxiety, which is pretty much never.
Also wouldn't be allowed to drive.
@@laufy955 nah. I have bad tourrettes. I have a license, although maybe I shouldn’t. I’m worried I’ll crash half the time.
I’ve seen many people fake tourettes who do it for fame or find it “cute” it’s seriously disgusting and rude to everyone who does have tourettes. :/
I think the beginning "evidence" is flawed because some tics can form/ get worse over time but its pretty obvious when someones faking, its a thing you eventually figure out once you see it multiple times
OCD is not an anxiety disorder, it's been it's own classification since 2013 when the dsm 5 came out
I don't have tourette's, but I do get tics from anxiety occasionally, and I actually can't fathom why they would think it's cute or quirky to fake it for views. The amount of times I've gotten neck cramps from my tics is crazy.
Thank you for your service soldier thank you you are everything to me
I never understand why people want to pretend to be mentally ill, I have ADHD and as much as I like it because it makes me who I am, its really hard to deal with sometimes and can destroy relationships
Because they want money
Munee
yea when this came to surface about her "tics" i got so mad, because I have them, i had them very strong at a young age, they were embarassing, i would always turn away from people whenever i had them. I don't have tourettes, but faking that, as well as just regular tics is just wrong. I have taken anxiety meds and others that calmed my tics down, but i still have them on a day to day basis, even small but her going a whole hour without having them is just not right. You literally can fight your body to stop them, but your body will fight back and its uncomfortable.
1:01 Rose: "im not stopping my videos because your lies are true" bruh she even admitted to it without even noticing. Truely a rare breed.
I don’t have Tourette’s at all but I do have trauma/anxiety induced tics that can cause me pain and suffering and is something I used to get bullied for. People like that make me so angry because if I could live a normal life like them without having to deal with tics I would in a heartbeat. Someone faking tics for views and money isn’t okay and is hard to watch. Thank you xQc for calling out their bullshit and spreading awareness of people like that.
Sorry I physically can’t watch this
Edit: TrollDespair I ended up watching it…
I have met SO many girls these days who live in a paid apartment, on disability, and their diagnosis is 'anxiety' or 'depression'.
I genuinely don’t understand why people feel the need to misgendered people, even if they’ve done something bad. Within the first few seconds, you can see one of emeralds profiles that clearly says non-binary. Don’t invalidate someone’s identity just because they’ve done something wrong. I’m not trying to say that emarald is in the right in any way at all, but misgendering someone is just low.
Calling a biological man or woman something other than what they were born as is misgendering them. Just because they're sad to be born in a certain way or feel like something else, doesn't make it so. I can feel like I elephant too, doesn't mean that I become it. You along with everyone else that bow down to this hysterical mental viewpoint are just creating more problems for yourself.
just fucking admit that you're a feminin or masculin woman. If you go out into the real world with this soft mentality, you'll be shredded like freaking pulled pork.
Honestly makes me so angry to watch this.
I have had tics since I was in middle school and got worse in high school. Constantly being told to “just control it” and that I do this for attention is frustrating. Seeing people fake it for a trend it even worse.
All my life I’ve been looked at weirdly for having tics I can not control just for someone to use my disorder for clout.
I like how every time mr. cow has a take, half the chat wants him to stfu, and the other half say: sez u LULW
that echo is driving me CRAZY
The video would have been 100x better if he dropped the whole echo thing, so annoying holy
Not even that bad
@@yodagaming5905 it would have been okay for it to happen for short sequences but at 10:20 for a whole paragraph the editor decided the echo needed to basically mute Sunny's voice using Sunny's voice
Watching chat ‘WAYTOODANK’was funny though
@@ozzaaa6284 it was but God damn for sure it got annoying pretty quick
I mean like the echo
Unbelievable and this is only one person. The blatant ignorance and disrespect made my stomach turn.
My son has Tourette’s and as a parent this was so hard to watch. When we found out he was so young.
How do you explain to a young child what is happening to their body and that is uncontrollable.
In the early years it was so hard as it was painful at times and sometimes even scary. All that and trying to grow up
and fit in socially. He is 15 now and a warrior in my eyes as all who face living with Tourette’s!
I do feel education and awareness goes along way in helping people understand.
Tourette’s is neurological and not a mental illness. Very different..although it can and often does affect your mental health
and self esteem. It is important to know the difference since it is not something a person can control or decide when having tics.
If more people did than maybe people like this can be called out and corrected sooner for their unacceptable behavior and we would
have more patience and understanding for one another. Mental illness is no joke either and clearly she seems to be possibly in need of
some help too.
That sister is such a Gigachad.
I could never be like that
"sister" I should have gone on there and said I was her aunt
The crazy thing is I new someone who faked their tics and after I exposed them they tried to dox me after like yikes maybe don't fake a illness next time
i know someone with severe tourette’s that can go all day without ticing sometimes
I have been court ordered on many medications after first episode psychosis in 2017. I speculate these 'fake' disorders', and people labeled doing this for attention, are actually experiencing tardive dyskinesia and very real psychosomatic issues that.. I understand research methods, and know these get labeled being a persons illness when.. They probably experience abuse, lack personal connections, and are dealing with side effects of either forced medication or other medications they may need for unrelated issues.
It’s almost comical that she did this for so long like as someone with Tourette’s, shits gotta be exhausting to fake it that many times a day everyday, like I’m not even sure I tic that much in a day.
they*... they go by they/them. they indeed did something completely disguisting, but pls respect people's pronouns omg
@@marianasantos8858 Sorry but I could care less about someone who fakes disabilities.
@@marianasantos8858 The guy in the video kept saying she. He wasn’t trying to be disrespectful
@@marianasantos8858 maybe they didn't know about their pronouns
@@Doma8307 yeah you’re right :) thank you for the perspective
The consequences of Nexpo. That reverb OMEGALUL
I don't know much about tourettes but seeing her act out her tics vs seeing tiktok videos of people who actually have tourettes is pretty easy to differentiate. You can just tell she's forcing it, especially if you compare it to videos of people who actually have that condition.
i can understand this, but at the same time, there could be people with a disability who "look like theyre faking it", so i wouldnt want to accuse people of faking if im not a professional
@@hawshimagical easy way to distinguish between a faker and someone who actually has it is their thought and speech pattern, people who have tourettes will mostly be able to continue with what they were previously saying even with strong ticks, because the disorder is mostly physical and separate, so it wouldn't cut off their thought pattern, for fakers however this would be hard to do so because the ticks are deliberate, so they need to cut themselves in order to tick, which leads them to repeat their previous sentence instead of continuing
@@hawshimagical and i noticed most people with tourettes don't notice that they're ticking sometimes, or are able to ignore it, while fakers put on huge spotlights on their ticks
@@mmm2121 thats good to know
Why would you even fake a disease in the first place? Do you want attention THAT badly? There's other ways to have people's attention. Building a community based off a lie will literally never end well. It's either being found out or you're fucking up at one point or another. There's no winner here. Congrats you made a couple of bucks but now you're globally hated. I don't see why anyone would actually do this I genuinely can't fathom being that desperate for any lick of attention.
The reverb echo effect on him quoting things was too much
I didnt even notice at first, now its so annoying
@@MakerBayfield X even mentions it for a short sec
This reminds me of the guy on TH-cam a long time ago who faked not being able to walk and got caught eventually, these people have no shame it's just disgusting to even think about.
he just stood up like he wasnt paralyzed 5 seconds ago lol
4:17 people like that are annoying. OCD and Anxiety disorder can be and are listed separate. they are NOT the same thing. How do I know? Because I'm diagnosed OCD and with and Anxiety along side other mental health issues... the OCD is intrusive thinking, but is listed as "OCD" as the intrusive thoughts are a symptom of my OCD... it does always make me laugh when healthy minded people speak on things they have no experience with. not saying her document was legit but that they're being detective Andy's and have 0 experience in what they are laying claim to
I guarantee you that user if the type to class themselves OCD because they like things in alphabetical order... which literally isnt OCD btw
As someone with a severe panic disorder and ptsd, this makes me so mad! Not cool to fake any mental illness
I thought he was saying "young dying business" at first LMAO
As someone who has Tic Disorder, which is Tourette's but without vocal tics, only "motor" or physical ones. It's not something fun to joke about or get views for having. I've had it since I was a kid, and it's gone mainly un-noticed my entire life (luckily) besides the past 5 or so years where it's worsened slightly over time. My entire body is starting to hurt because of it, it's so god damn hard for your muscles to deal with the movements. Sucks someone would fake it because man is it painful to have. Anyone else who has it I'm sorry because I know it sucks feeling like your body is trapping you.
i swear to god this channel needs to turn the damn reverb down
I see a lot of people doing this with depression and as a person who really is in depression it is triggering and horrible
Great video tho !
the fitness gram pacer test
The sister was like *I'm going to do what's called a pro gamer move*
the fucking spider on the video gave a fucking heart attack almost threw my phone ffs
He just went live and wants us to watch aswell?… will do.
I don't have tourettes but I sometimes get uncontrollably "twitchy" and it's quite painful. I know this doesn't compare to this but in a small way I can relate to people with tourettes. Especially in a situation when you have to be quiet and sit still. I don't know why people would fake this. It doesn't make sense and If you faked it for attention it doesn't work because everyone can see through it. Again I do not have tourettes, I get "twitchy"
That sister may be sciences very first sigma female.
Man this is a south park episode come to life
bro its 2022 why are ppl in chat still getting heated at they/them
Cause it's a dumb concept. But most people don't care about people being trans or nonbinary. It's the small but loud minority that makes people be so against it.
Cuz it's cringe and aren't gender pronouns
today still, going makeup with tourettes spawns like 50 girls faking that shit
pov: you just finished the vid
@5:09 lol he makes the funniest gestures and expressions. whoever typed pepehands Lol
her ticks are so obviously fake. they look almost planned out, and she’s putting effort into ticking and running out of breath after lol. real ticks look effortless? they’re involuntary so there’s no thinking behind it.
This is what social media has done to people, what a weirdo
The SHHH emote is actually pissing me off 😩
This is painful
I don't usually stereotype but if they got hair colour like cool aid, a cabagge patch, and heavy winged eyeliner, you can bet and win that bet that they're the 99% percent of the people who resides in twitter.
and have some bs like "they/them" in her bio
Having tourettes is a torture, i always look up and down repeatedly and i always suffer a headache, but i can't stop it.
Even sometimes i twist my head..
But thank God i can control it somehow.
Eric would be proud
Ty sir, thought of the same thing
Who's eric
@@yodagaming5905 th-cam.com/video/qQKW8uCKBPY/w-d-xo.html There is always the chance of a rickroll but if are curious enough here is Eric Cartman pretending he has tourettes
@@yodagaming5905 Eric Cartman, Southpark
Never knew you could filter for transparent.
Love ya videos keep up the good work!
I laughed everytime this dude put the reverb on his voice Goofy ahh 💀
I love that at 5:00 he reads the question “are right handed people smarter?”
And chat ate it up but if you actually read all of it, it says otherwise lol
i had a stroke trying to decipher that second sentence, did you mean ate it up and read all of it? i dont understand lol
dude i dont want to be rude but can u translate that to english?
my stroke had a brain
wtf are you saying
2 out of place letters and these motherfuckers act like you are speaking Russian. NA education....
He found the new channel meta, what a content god he is lmfao
Faking mental illness is cringe, but using real mental illness as badges on Twitter for brownie points or to act as some authority it supa cringe.
@@sal166 The whole online trans movement at least
“Mental diseases are real” Copesen ⚠️
@@sal166 it's either that or suicide so idk man...
@@ziontea7045 ???
@@sal166 you said that the trans movement "uses real mental illness as badges on Twitter for brownie points etc......."
I said that it's either they are cringe online or they feel inclined to kill themselves because society says that they are less than human and invalid. Aka transphobes need to stfu
This is that Eric Cartman episode from South Park, wdf lady
Wow, someone lied on the internet. Who knew
Wow wow wow I wanted to talk about Wow wow wow wow
@@Natso_1 this guy knows how to wow wow wow wow
Wait your telling me someone would do that? Lie on the internet?! 😰
reminds me of that one episode from south park where cartman pretends to have Tourettes, only for him to actually have it
Even scummy people don’t deserve to be misgendered :/ I’ve been scrolling through these comments and almost all of them are using she/her unless they’re doing a quick psa for people like I am rn - both videos feature the use of she/her pronouns so I can’t blame the commenters much, but their profile was even shown in the first bit of the video. (Non-binary, they/them)
Again, a horrible person, but nobody deserves to be misgendered (if anyone is doing it on purpose)
we arent misgendering her, we just arent acknowledging her (fictional) gender.
You cant make up shit and be mad we arent going along with you.
If she transitioned to a man and said her pronouns were he/him, i would completely respect that, that is a genuine, real condition that i want to help in any way i could, i respect and support MtF and FtM trans people, i disrespect faegender/NintendoDSself/xe/zir/they/them etc..... They have no basis to build their arguments on, she is a she no question about it, it just hurts seeing people just go with it for no reason because that shit actually harms the view about gender dysphoria.
Sadly people are harassing actual victims (trans people mainly) and not these weirdos, ughhhhh its sucks.
Wait till they figure out you can help without pretending
As someone with ADHD, I feel so invalidated and like a joke from all the people faking adhd and all the self diagnosing. Yeah everyone can experience the symptoms, but to the extent people with adhd do is life ruining. It's not quirky or cute, we are all humans, no one is special. Pls stop omg 😭
YES, they act like it's so quirky and cool to have it and like it's a big deal. When literally when I was younger although also having other mental disorders/illnesses would literally say, "Why did I have to be born like this, why couldn't I be born normal. This is too much and it's not fair."
It's sad that this happens mostly everywhere around TikTok
This isn't a huge deal. Seems like just about every other person on Twitter has some type of self-diagnosed condition proudly listed on their profile.
That doesn't mean its not a big deal??? Was slavery not a big deal when every other white person had a slave?
@@faded8975 But it would be like singling out one slave owner when half the people in town have them. Just because one person happens to have a larger plantation/makes more profit doesn't mean they are any worse than all the others. This issue is a product of current social media/glorification of mental disorders. The only real real solution is to just stop paying attention to it, but there are just too many naive people.
@@faded8975 bro that’s not even a fucking comparison? Faking mental illness’s and enslaving people aren’t comparable you degen
@@mystic95 Except in this situation it’s not acceptable to “have slaves” aka faking a disorder, all of them should be singled out and shat on
She basically made tons of money and profited from faking and romanticizing tourettes on tiktok
i ran for my life when the spider came up on the screen
Ah, it just makes me a bit sad to see chat so opposed to they/them as singular pronouns. They're a horrible person for sure but like...
They/them as singular make no sense. I thought it was multiple people. It's just confusing, especially for non-native speakers.
@@kristynach.1554 They as a singular is not new.
"Someone stole my bike but they got away before I could stop them"
Reads a lot less weird than
"Someone stole my bike but he or she got away before I could stop him or her"
@@sycration That's a completely different case though. You can only use "they" if you don't know their gender, but when I can see what you look or sound like I can tell if you're a he or a she. And also, most people would just say: "Someone stole my bike but he got away before I could stop him." Because the pronoun "he" can be either masculine or neutral.
@@kristynach.1554 Since when was “he” neutral? “They” isn’t just used for multiple people. Also, you won’t always know someone’s pronounce just by knowing what they look or sound like.
@@kristynach.1554 he is not neutral in english and never was. It is in other languages. Also learning that they them can be used singularly isn’t that hard. I’m not native and learned a-english by myself and I’m comfortable using those pronouns so that’s just bs
"THEY" LOL
Ah yes the whole "but I was doing it for a good cause" followed by "and this horrible thing happened to me because of the backlash poor me please pay attention to me" thing. Fucking depressing. This is what happens when you don't get bullied growing up.
“Very pleasant woman that was left handed.” Lmao I have a huge list of past medical history notes like that. Not defending her whatsoever, but it’s funny how they do that. Ive had week long stays in a psych ward and the doctor will be like “yeah this goofy dude was walking around in circles for 3 hours. Really nice to talk to.” And it gets published in your records. “He is imagining bugs and thinks demons are drawing on his walls. Seems strange.” Anyone who has been to the hospital knows this
Yes, I have those too; "Very engaging thin man of six feet two" I shit you not.
its the people with the pronuns
I hate people in the newer generations that think it's cool to fake disabilities for attention. Anyone that does this deserves to be named and shamed.
AUUUUUUGH 😂 LITTY REACTIONS JUICER WARLORD 🔥👌
Bruh 😂 Bruh 😂 Bruh 😂
AUUUUUUUUUUUGHHHHHHHHHHH
forsenJoy chills
Fk that spider scared me
Professional victim.
Whamen
the fucking echo jesus chris 💀
That’s just awful
Funny that if she really did have tourettes and cared about it, she would not simply stop awareness because of "false accusations".
chat laughing at "They" was kinda cringe ngl