I’ve picked up on how people who speak with a lisp or speech impediment are almost instantly categorized as being developmentally delayed, though more often than not, that’s the only thing that is off about the way they express themselves with nothing else suggesting that they are. The speech impediment can affect so so much
I'm fairly certain the I have a subtle lisp, I struggle pronouncing words with the letter S and that struggle entangles itself with other words I pronounce after saying that formidable S word. This has caused people to talk to me like I'm a toddler using higher pitched speech. It also doesn't help the fact that I'm a ginger who are stereotyped as being idiotic.
@@lrfy Heh. Hehehe. You threw this right over the plate, you've only yourself to blame. Ahem. "Annnd, the way YOU speak gives the impression that you're very insecure and self-conscious about it." XD
Great video! You can't probably see this information anywhere else structured so concise yet educational. I think parasitic words also make an impact on other people's perception. Using "like", "here", "well", "in general", "obviously", you know" etc. too often will make you sound anxious, informal or not taking something seriously depending on your tone and pace.
The video is well made, but the wiggle effect made me uncomfortable, I couldn't focus. The background music is also distracting(it's the repeating beat I think). Other than those two things everything else is on point. Your pacing, voice, and presentation is perfect. You will go far in youtube bro, I subscribed.
I‘ve moved to work in another city in my country which is relatively small but my god the accent‘s difference really isolates you and makes you feel like a foreigner
The video is well made, *AND* the wiggle effect made me feel *VERY COZY, I LIKED IT*. The background music is also *VERY NICE* *(but you should ensure that the volume of the background music should never surpass that of your voice)*. *THOSE 2 THINGS AND* everything else is on point. Your pacing, voice, and presentation is perfect. You will go far in youtube bro, I subscribed. *👍*
This is a great video! The video is concise and simple without losing any of the key ideas, and the visuals and narration were simple, fun and engaging. Keep up the great work. This channel has potential to grow into something big
As someone who has a low pitched voice, I don't feel that I am showing confidence. People can't hear me that much which makes me have to raise my voice all the time and it's annoying sometimes when I have to repeat myself.
Speech Disability is such a Huge Nerf being perceived as less and getting less Opportunities for this Reason. Another one is the Accent can come with stigmas that can negatively impact you being seen as less Educated .... Thanks for this Video as a Person with Speech Disability
My dad is from Mexico, mom is from my town but has spanish lineage. So I speak English and Spanish, yet, I grew up watching a lot of TV so I feel I speak how most do on television. Also, have lived in my town my entire 45 years of life.. yet most people ask me where I'm from because I don't sound like everyone in this city.. and they also all assume I'm caucasian 😮 shrugs
Yeah, and can also invoke implicit biases embedded in racism. You'll notice a shit ton of comments on social media trying to correct AAVE (African American vernacular English) because it gets on people's nerves-the reason being is it's attributed with poor, "ghetto" Black people, and so by voicing one's annoyance with it, they also perpetuate the racism. So correcting AAVE can be seen as microaggressions by some
@@saltiestsiren i am from India and I am quite bored of learning formal English but when I watch hood english I found it interesting I watch his videos continuously without even noticing the time what should I do should I learn formal or hood
Lisps and vocal fry trigger my misophonia and I'm always afraid it shows on my face. And of course too many fillers (I've counted 20 "ums" in a minute in a Zoom call!) and slow speech will rapidly decrease my patience. I've had to consciously reduce my fillers and I still have a bad "like" overusage I'm still working on. But I don't like when people think you should just speak however is most natural to you in any context. That would be nice but that's not how human brains work
Ayo was this [Redacted] ??? (You cant hide from the shadows xd just kidding. This video was good since i got a presentation tomorrow wish me luck and you also). :)
@ScatteredHumanParts and you can use so copyright free music and it will help in keeping people engaged btw your videos are great keep working and be consistent cause your channel about to skyrocket in a the next video if you keep improving
Im autistic and I don't notice shit
Damn
If Someone walk’s around naked would you notice?
Same
lmao
I fucking feel ya man…
I’ve picked up on how people who speak with a lisp or speech impediment are almost instantly categorized as being developmentally delayed, though more often than not, that’s the only thing that is off about the way they express themselves with nothing else suggesting that they are. The speech impediment can affect so so much
I'm fairly certain the I have a subtle lisp, I struggle pronouncing words with the letter S and that struggle entangles itself with other words I pronounce after saying that formidable S word. This has caused people to talk to me like I'm a toddler using higher pitched speech. It also doesn't help the fact that I'm a ginger who are stereotyped as being idiotic.
The way that you speak in this video immediately gives the impression that you really care how you're perceived by others. XD
everyone should, not sure if you meant it as an insult but you come along as very shallow.
@@lrfy Heh. Hehehe. You threw this right over the plate, you've only yourself to blame.
Ahem. "Annnd, the way YOU speak gives the impression that you're very insecure and self-conscious about it." XD
@@lrfyI can think of several scenarios where you shouldn't
Everyone cares, to an extent, how they are perceived by others
Your words conclude that you really care that you're perceived as "ironic and chill", but your "XD" shows that you're anxious about perception.
Great video! You can't probably see this information anywhere else structured so concise yet educational. I think parasitic words also make an impact on other people's perception. Using "like", "here", "well", "in general", "obviously", you know" etc. too often will make you sound anxious, informal or not taking something seriously depending on your tone and pace.
The video is well made, but the wiggle effect made me uncomfortable, I couldn't focus. The background music is also distracting(it's the repeating beat I think). Other than those two things everything else is on point. Your pacing, voice, and presentation is perfect. You will go far in youtube bro, I subscribed.
The music is kinda shit but should you not be listening to what he is saying, also the wiggle effect is fine to normal people
thank you bro
@ScatteredHumanParts when you wiggle something try to do it on a thing you want people to focus on maybe text
@@bayas1302 thanks ill try it
@ScatteredHumanParts keep going on, good luck
Valuable vid keep going - at this rate, with genuine content, you'll do well on yt
I appreciate that!
Ur gonna go far
I‘ve moved to work in another city in my country which is relatively small but my god the accent‘s difference really isolates you and makes you feel like a foreigner
The video is well made, *AND* the wiggle effect made me feel *VERY COZY, I LIKED IT*. The background music is also *VERY NICE* *(but you should ensure that the volume of the background music should never surpass that of your voice)*. *THOSE 2 THINGS AND* everything else is on point. Your pacing, voice, and presentation is perfect. You will go far in youtube bro, I subscribed. *👍*
This is a great video! The video is concise and simple without losing any of the key ideas, and the visuals and narration were simple, fun and engaging. Keep up the great work. This channel has potential to grow into something big
Secret alt of Dark Needle
Love your videos!
Exactly dude, i was tripping at first lol
Just less editing effort lol
@@gamerguy-dq5sf yo dude i got a plan, lets hide this one. Edit out your main comment to "[Redacted]". Just confirmed its him
damn its not so flashy, but its not so low quality
ty sir, keep up the good work
As someone who has a low pitched voice, I don't feel that I am showing confidence. People can't hear me that much which makes me have to raise my voice all the time and it's annoying sometimes when I have to repeat myself.
Speech Disability is such a Huge Nerf being perceived as less and getting less Opportunities for this Reason.
Another one is the Accent can come with stigmas that can negatively impact you being seen as less Educated ....
Thanks for this Video as a Person with Speech Disability
This is actually a really good video. You got yourself a new subscriber,hope to see more of your videos👍
thanks for the informative video i like i like :))
Damn this video needs a Nobel Peace Prize!
Subscribed! Keep it coming buddy!
I was here!
Thou wasth present
Idk
Keep up the work g
thanks G
My dad is from Mexico, mom is from my town but has spanish lineage. So I speak English and Spanish, yet, I grew up watching a lot of TV so I feel I speak how most do on television. Also, have lived in my town my entire 45 years of life.. yet most people ask me where I'm from because I don't sound like everyone in this city.. and they also all assume I'm caucasian 😮 shrugs
Thanks
Good video, keep it up!
Am I the only one who hates having a deep voice? I don’t perceive high voices as insecure at all I find it nice
This is a good video :)
Amazing video
The first point, is that why ppl tend to listen to men more than women? Or is it just patriarchal
First. Good video
feeding into the caveman brain is useful I suppose
No need in moving static images. It makes hard to watch video.
4:51 lol why does texas look like that
Because were way down here and everyone forgets about us 😆
I'm autistic but I'm not that autistic that I didn't already intuit this stuff lol
Fact
Is hood language and slang considered as laid back language
Yeah, and can also invoke implicit biases embedded in racism. You'll notice a shit ton of comments on social media trying to correct AAVE (African American vernacular English) because it gets on people's nerves-the reason being is it's attributed with poor, "ghetto" Black people, and so by voicing one's annoyance with it, they also perpetuate the racism. So correcting AAVE can be seen as microaggressions by some
@@saltiestsiren so your saying we should all be ghetto to not be racist?
@@saltiestsiren i am from India and I am quite bored of learning formal English
but when I watch hood english I found it interesting I watch his videos continuously without even noticing the time what should I do should I learn formal or hood
is this dark needle alt account?
hm I wonder
Was this written by ai?
Bro is sounds soo familiar 👀
...unless BRO IS DARK NEEDLE 👀💀?
W video
Lisps and vocal fry trigger my misophonia and I'm always afraid it shows on my face. And of course too many fillers (I've counted 20 "ums" in a minute in a Zoom call!) and slow speech will rapidly decrease my patience. I've had to consciously reduce my fillers and I still have a bad "like" overusage I'm still working on. But I don't like when people think you should just speak however is most natural to you in any context. That would be nice but that's not how human brains work
Ayo was this [Redacted] ???
(You cant hide from the shadows xd just kidding. This video was good since i got a presentation tomorrow wish me luck and you also). :)
I think it's an ai voice
oh no you found me! good luck!!
@ScatteredHumanParts Ayoooo, thanks man :)
Use popping colours in the background and use popping subtitles for people with small attention span it will help you grow and also post some shorts
will look into it, thank you
@ScatteredHumanParts and you can use so copyright free music and it will help in keeping people engaged btw your videos are great keep working and be consistent cause your channel about to skyrocket in a the next video if you keep improving
You are teaching him how to turn into a generic shitty brainrot channel
Work on your attention span bro this is an 8 minute video
@@sadfrog1192 brother average attention span of an American is lower then a goldfish I don't need to work on it
You sound like a teen trying to make his voice deeper, I'm pretty sure it turns out to be counterproductive. Great vid tho
Said by an ai generated voice
Says a guy with minecraft pfp
💀Dude cannot identify AI. That's a real person lol they're just british