Actor After Scene: ‘DWTS’ winner Nyle DiMarco plays discriminated deaf customer | WWYD
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ส.ค. 2019
- Special guest Nyle DiMarco steps in to perform as a deaf man receiving harsh words from his impatient and insensitive waiter.
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What would you do when you think no one is watching? What Would You Do? (WWYD?) explores the varying answers with the help of hidden cameras capturing individuals who have been placed within seemingly everyday situation that quickly go ary. The individuals on this hidden camera show are forced to make tough calls when directly faced with situations of racism, violence, hate crimes, and other hot button cultural issues. Catch John Quinones reporting on these individuals as they make split-second decisions to intervene or mind their own business. WWYD? airs Friday nights at 9|8c on ABC.
What Would You Do? (WWYD) is a hidden camera show, hosted by ABC News correspondent John Quinones, in which unknowing bystanders are placed in uncomfortable, and often compromising real world scenarios in public. WWYD’s hidden cameras focus on the average person’s responses and reactions to these issues of social responsibility. Topics such as gay couples being affectionate in public, date rape, racism and racial profiling, interracial couples, abusive parents, drunk driving, and harassment of the homeless are touched upon in this series. What will you do? Would you choose to intervene in these situations? Watch and join the discussion.
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Who else watched WWYD on YT but hasn’t seen a single episode on TV??
I first watched it on TV but than found it again on TH-cam a couple of years later
Mee
Meee I've never watched it on tv
@@robafire9161 same
Me
The fact he says this does happen often gets me in my feels... it's so easy to communicate . Give me paper or let him point at the menu
I think paper/messaging or some form of writing/typing would be better because he could ask questions
@@Mia-hj2ls exactly or let him type it in his phone
Applause ❤️
You know you early when the title is “HEADLINE HERE”
Lol
Lowkey thought I was stupid and was the only person who saw this
Lol same
lol
me
When I worked at dollar General there was this one deaf lady that came in almost everyday. I learned a few signs so I could communicate with her. I miss that lady. I hope she’s doing good
My first job was in a convenience store and we had a deaf customer, she came to the til and spoke to me and I had real difficulty understanding her so I asked her to write it down. I felt so ashamed that she was making a great effort to communicate with me and I couldn't reciprocate. It still bothers me 22 years later but it seems like I did the right thing.
This happened to me and I was absolutely shocked when a young woman with a small child stood up and began to help and really didn't like the way that the staff member reacted to me, the simplest of things can really help me like people helping me. It's absolutely fantastic that some people are so helpful and are willing to stand up for you even though they don't know you
Bless u bro 🌹
I used to work at a gas station and run it over night myself. My favorite customer was deaf and he taught me how to say a few things but not enough to communicate fully so this really hits home. If you actually pay attention you can understand what they are trying to say when their lips move. Him asking for a menu hit me so hard. How can you not understand I'm deaf and I'd like a menu? They play rude very well and these people who stood up for him are amazing. I love wwyd. It makes me feel like I'm not the only one who has a heart and I have been in some of the situations they portray and have been looked down on on occasion for stepping in and opening my mouth for someone who needed a voice. It just makes you wonder how many people didn't step in when all they needed was someone who cared enough about other people to take just a minute to help.
Nyle's eyes are so descriptive, I keep falling in them....
Now in gonna start learning sign language just in case someone needs my help
No matter what Disability a person has they’re still a human and an equal.
These actors are so talented that it's incredible
Nyle Demarco was also on Americas Next Top Model and won!
One of my fave contestants!!😆😆👏👏👏
kj SAME HES AMAZING
@@Vampiislay yeah!! Another reason i like him is that he's humble and lowkey... he just minds his own business in ANTM, not much drama hahah!!!😅😅 he's hardworking and focused too and likes to keep fit😉👍
I think that this video is really eye opening because deaf discrimination is often overlooked.
If I saw this happening, I would help the customer with what they needed and discussed with the waiter and manager about how discrimination is wrong and that in the future they have to be more patient and helpful.
Thank you so much for this video, 🤟🏼 Nyle
Hana💞
My uncle is deaf thank god it’s easy for him to get around , and I was shocked to see Nyle he’s from switched at birth and I love him so much ❤️
well! happy wishes to him!!
Bethany B thank you 🙏🏼
Nyle is so hot , I’d date him regardless , he seems like he has a beautiful personality too.
So if a deaf person isn't hot you wouldn't date them? 🤢
jennifer tello I never said that, stop reaching sis
@@zee13131 I ain't your sis and look at how you word things 🤦🏽♀️💁🏽♀️
I was about to say that. He's soo cute💓
@@naib7631 I mean if you date someone that's death, I think that's like necrophilia or someshit
I saw Nyle DiMarco and I clicked so fast I-
You dont say...😌😌
Honestly I’m typically worried that a deaf person will be upset with me when they come in to my work, I run off... but I run to the office grab a pen and print receipt paper to make everything easier. One lady seemed really really grateful once that I was patient with her, to quote the episode “it’s not my job,” yes it is go grab a pen and paper it’s one of the easiest things you can do and more often than not a deaf person is the best customer you can have. They are polite and patient so long as you’re willing to work with them.
So early it says "Headline Here_
But seriously making fun of a deaf person is very unacceptable
I’m in ASL class and since being in that class it makes me even more mad knowing the struggles they’ve went through over the years like in schools if they signed they were punished
I love Nyle and my basement floods, but damn J.W. is Handsome AF
Dang it, it first said “What would you do?| HEADLINE HERE” or something
I wrote an essay about Nyle for my ASL class a few months back, and seeing him in this was super cool
2nd dude made me cry! The way he stood up for him. ❤️
My 10 year old daughter learned some asl because her elementary school has the districts deaf and hard of hearing students. She sat with them in lunch and had a small convo and they were so surprised and happy.
There’s a deaf girl in my class and she has a very bright heart and she’s amazing 😊 no one should not be treated that way🥺😭 it’s heart breaking
It’s heartwarming to see people stick up for others when you see someone being treated poorly. I love deaf people and it is not hard to communicate. Just like he said, you don’t need to know how to sign to communicate. There’s many ways. Just have some patience and willingness ❤️
goatss oncrackk oh god I meant deaf lmao auto correct but thanks for pointing that out lol
I've had 1 deaf customer in my career when I was at the counter and not in the shop and it was such an experience, we were both almost in tears of joy when we were done, a lady came in to get her car fixed and we started writing back and forth on a notebook, by the time we were done we had been talking back and forth for a few hours, and dozens on pages, I learned alot from that.
Lesson learned: Pay more attention to my surroundings cuz I'm often oblivious and just focused on what is immediately happening directly in front of me.
This showed me to react responsibly in situations that need it, I have extreme anxiety wich shuts me off, clinical depression which takes my energy and adhd which makes me react with anger more often then I should so through the combination I am used to being standoffish, I'm growing as a person from quiting my factory job to be a support worker, I am increasing my humility while learning to have a backbone of my own, and if anything like this happened Infront of my eyes now I would confront it not just to empower myself but for the main reason of supporting people that it affects, I hope other people realise it takes nothing from you and only makes you stronger to do the same.
I'm deaf and I love this so much. This was my favorite episode on TV and now here on TH-cam.
I love him and i’ve been waiting for this! Nyle is one of my favorite actors
a video about deaf people but no subtitles.
DJ Orizaba the full video on the channel has full subtitles 😊
Turn on.... subtitles maybe?
hannah reacts how about you go turn it on and tell me what happened
@@jocelyndj14 I mean, mine is on. Its there.
You didn't think your comment through.
Take the L
moistBread it’s because they recently added it. I made this comment when it wasn’t even available. I’m deaf, I tried to turn the subtitles but there was none. Next time, check the date of the comment. You didn’t think your comment through. 🤷🏻♀️
I feel like people should be more encouraged to learning sign language, or any other languages. It would make a good impact in the world. Maybe not the biggest, but for some people it would mean the world to them. You Know?
It could make a big impact on the world •-•
I remember when I first saw cycle 22 of ANTM and immediately fell in love with Nyle’s charm and down to earth personality and those eyes omg.
I live in a area where we have the biggest deaf school in the world and i love it.. My kids school teaches ASL and i am so grateful
Thanks for this video!
This is one of my favorite episodes
watching ppl stand up makes me cry tears of happiness
The guys saying wwyd hahahah
My mother in law is deaf, and in these past 10 years of knowing her and having her in my life, I have enjoyed learning it. Not a pro, but I am always learning. I have interpreted for her at a restaurant. She always has her phone on to communicate. There are many ways to communicate.
This video warmed my heart because my dad is deaf so hopefully people are better to people as human we should be kind not hurtful comments
i use to work at a Michael’s and a lot of deaf people would come in regularly, i decided to pick up basic signs to make it easier on both of us and to make them feel accepted in a way, i never had a problem with a deaf customer EVER. I made sure to always take the time to understand their needs and wants and seeing their face brighten up when they seen i knew at least some ASL made me wanna learn more. we shouldn’t be making out deaf brothers and sisters feel excluded!!
Man I felt those last two people helping...woah! Tears 😥
Ahh my favourite video... headline here. Such a classic 👌🏼
Loll
Beautiful. I feel same way,, thank you for post!
My grandparents are Deaf and this hits close to home, ❤️
I'm deaf in one ear, I like coming in contact with the deaf or partially deaf people. It's nice to know that some people understand and can relate to the struggles the deaf or partially deaf people face. I just wish I was more fluent in sign language. The actor Nyle played in switched at birth, one of my favorite tv shows. The show teaches alot about the deaf community and I'm glad the show was brought on for people to watch. It has also helped me to not be ashamed or embarrassed about my hearing loss.
I was waiting for this 👍
This gives me so much hope, anytime I need a reminder that good people exist, this in the TH-cam channel I go to!!
It’s so ironic that this video isn’t captioned so I can understand what’s going on. 😒 (By the way, I’m deaf if you didn’t know.)
Staci Koutsis EXACTLY!!!
Staci Koutsis
Have you tried putting on the captions for yourself?
@@maddymiller4146 sometimes the captions dont catch what theyre actually saying
Ricky Ramirez
True, sometimes it makes for funny screenshots
maddy miller Captions aren’t available for the video apparently.
Unfortunately no captions... Please offer this or give us the option to switch on.
Corinna Brenner the full video on the channel has full subtitles 😊
I really really love this show. God bless you all
Loved this!!
So fully disappoint, there's no CC however its deaf actor in there. Huh I'm deaf too.
I'm sorry about that
It’s ridiculous. Even when people try to advocate for deaf people they don’t make the content accessible. #CCONALLSCREENS
chloe duarte exactly! I am deaf too! I can sign, talk, and read lips. But I cannot understand what are they saying but only deaf guy I can understand.
the full video on the channel has full subtitles 😊
chloe duarte me too deaf 🙄🙄😢
I'm crying. I feel touched. Thank you for make this awesome tv show!
Watched the show
then subscribed keep up the good work
Who is deaf? Right now? I am deaf too 😁❤️
👇🏼like!
Me
I’m not deaf, but I respect them and I’ll help them if they need help.
Sometimes I wish I was deaf. Love you people.
I’m not deaf but I know a little bit of sign language.
im not deaf but I still liked it
I love watching y'all's show and this hit home for me I'm deaf and this made my day
I was waiting the whole time for the video
Do you know what thank you for making this video. Because it made me cry. Because it's hard that you can't hear. I live here in PA and people get mad at me because I barely can hear. Or my friends can't hear at all and they treat us like a piece of shit. So trust me with all my heart thank you
Ty was very educated. I love Nyle !! This happens everyday. I’m deaf myself.
I think this program is very good. Whatever the people in different way there r still same as us. No one is different we all need to be respected!❤️❤️
OMG I LOVE NYLE
I like the old version of what would you do but I still liked this video 🙂👍
it still seems the same to me! i love that theyre growing and getting so much recognition on youtube...i love this show so much
i lovee nyle, he is amazing and very Inspiring.
And hot
A little bit of love and compassion is what this world needs from every human being.
Love the part that he said what would you do
Pls make more episode of this Deaf epsd thank you!!!♥️
Nyle ROCKS 🏆
What Would You Do? ✊😁 love your channel and enjoy the videos. keep up the good work guys!
Freaking beautiful! The simplest gestures can go a long way. Especially the middle finger. JP!
I love the wave of the hand "show some sensitivity" she absolutely wasn't having it!!!
I like this format.
Nyle dimarco his eyes 😍😍😍omg
*Who else is binging this show? 🤔*
Nyles a mixture of freddy mercury and zach effron just gorgeous
I love deaf people! I absolutely enjoy singing to them
Gosh, playing the part of the mean water would be rough 😂.
I love Nyle DiMarco🌹💖🌹
I love nyle 😍
Took 2 years of ASL in high school, it’s actually fun to learn and improves your facial expressions:)
In this video you can clearly see 'Action speaks louder than word.' I mean, does that make sense? 😂😂
I'm got tears in my eyes u should never treat people like this People r born to be equal
I used to work at McDonald’s in a very fast paced environment. I always offered something to help them write. Not every deaf person has something to help them communicate and we have to understand that ! I offered a cheeseburger wrapper and a marker when there was nothing else. No matter how stressful your job is doing it with kindness is a gift.
my favorite video “HEADLINE HERE”
I have always wanted to learn sign language! It would have been very helpful if I could have had that ability! Especially when I used to work at Kroger.
Go to night school then.
I love this ❤️
I dont know sign at all - i think ive learned thank you from this though 😂 so id certainly have to whack out the phone and have them write it down 👍
I work at Amazon and one of our workers is deaf. He loads trucks on the dock and does a very good job of it. I really wanna learn sign someday.
Nyle DiMarco 😍🥰
*ALWAYS USE YOUR HEART AND BRAIN TOWARDS ALL BEINGS* (:
Brilliant.
I was drawn to watch this as I'm now considered hard of hearing and trying hard to learn sign. My family is tryingntonlearn as well, this way if they were ever out and came across this they would have at least a few signs to be able to help. Having Nyle there, I was one surprised ppl didn't recognize him right away, he has such a stand out look that you are hard pressed to find and he is so genuine.
Pretend I said something super funny and get this to the top.. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
And this is my new inspiration to learn sign language! I can't believe they get treated like that!
I grew up in tuscumbia Alabama. the birthplace and childhood home of the nation's first lady of courage.. Hellen keller.. the deaf and the blind are great people. they cant help their condition..
Everyone's talking about how sexy Nyle is but I think the actor who plays Tyler is pretty handsome too ngl
SAME LMAO
Headline here 😂
They could always write on a piece of paper and asked what they wanted on that
A smile is understood in any language, by anyone. Whether they're deaf or not
headline here