Red hair, blue eyes with central heterochromia here. And I've actually met someone who has the same combo as me. Wound up being best friends halfway through elementary all the way to the beginning of high school. Sadly I moved, but we still keep in contact with each other. XD
@@furonwarrior I double checked, his father’s form is dominant, so he had a fifty percent chance from dad, his mother’s form is also dominant and he had a fifty percent chance for his mother’s type as well. If you make a Punnett square with each parent being heterozygous for their form, he had a 25% of getting only Dad’s, a 25% of getting only Mom’s, a 25% chance of getting a combination of both Mom and Dad’s, and 25% chance of getting neither.
There are hundreds of types of dwarfism and being and an adult under 4’8” is usually a sign that one could have an undiagnosed form of dwarfism. Turner syndrome is one example.
Life may just surprise you! 😉We have so very very little control over who we fall in love with. It might just sneek up on you and you ‘ll end up saying : “ I never thought … yet..,” just like the rest of us!😁
@@jansenjansen thats kinda what happened to me lol my parents are russian and I never wanted to end up with a Russian cuz it felt weird to me. But yet here I am.... never say never lol
Ikr. Why would anyone marries someone that reminds them of a family member? I don't get things like that. In fact, there is this lecturer back at my college, he said that he married his wife (his former student) 'cause he feels like they are like siblings. I am deeply disgusted even until this second.
Years ago, I remember your mom talking about being pregnant with you. She seemed incredibly positive, practical and spoke clearly how she adapted. One example she explained how she used a tool to wipe herself after using the toilet. She has been an inspiration to me (and others, I am sure). No embarrassment. Simple facts😢😊. Live long and prosper to your whole family. I happy I found your channel. Satisfying following up ❤🎉
thanks for the educational lesson. I remember learning about dominant and recessive genes in biology class and it blew my mind. What's really interesting is not only did you go against the 75% chance of inheriting dwarfism, you also ended up with light eyes and flaming red hair...which are also recessive genes. It's pretty remarkable, really :p
finally someone is saying i’m NOT a dwarf, it’s not a bad thing it’s just that there people that actually have to deal with it their whole life and people just turn it into a joke.
Instead of calling short people dwarves here are some alternatives: Little person Throw pillow Short stack My girlfriend who I love unconditionally Grape Blueberry Cuddle sized Uh… uh… I can’t think of any more cute ones.
Not only did you come out without that genetic mutation, you along the way picked up the very recessive gene for red hair AND blue eyes! You truly are unique. 😊
@@cherrycherrylady1700 redheads constitute only 2% of the world's population. Blue eye is also a recessive gene, so yes, he's in the minority if you check statistics. I have red hair and brown eyes.
Before DNA testing was a relatively inexpensive and available "thing," you could be diagnosed as having dwarfism by just being an adult below 4'10". Definitely outdated, but it was a real thing.
Yeah I remember looking at scholarships before college and there was one from like the Little People of America or something like that where that was the only requirement. So I do see why people are confused
I have 3 kids and had 3 different ways to test DNA. I had amniocentesis, chorionic villus testing and to me the most amazing as I didn’t have a giant needle going into my abdomen, was a blood test, and they could pick my baby’s dna from my blood sample! It was really fascinating to see how testing changed.
@@trishayamada807 the accuracy of the blood test isn’t the same as an amnio or cvs. It will tell you if you have an increased chance of having a baby with a genetic anomaly. If you do have an increased chance then you can opt to have an amnio
@@ElizabethSchwalie WRONG! They LITERALLY Got my son’s dna from MY BLOOD. I knew he did not have any of the main genetic issues AND that he was a boy XY. This is the newest test. You are confused with the OLDER tests that do not test DNA, and they only give you a percentage of risk. I know this because I was one the first to do the new method of testing mom’s blood and extracting the fetus’s dna that’s free floating in it. You really shouldn’t write about what you do not know! In the past, the standard of care for those at risk for having a baby with certain genetic conditions or other complications was one of two genetic screenings performed in the first trimester: chorionic villus sampling (CVS) or an amniocentesis. These provide a pretty accurate picture of your baby’s genetic health, but they’re also invasive and carry a risk of miscarriage. So, not ideal or worth the risk without other medical reasons… though they do also allow you to find out your baby’s sex before the 20-week ultrasound. Now expectant parents have another option. About 10 years ago, researchers developed a much less invasive test called cell-free DNA screening. Because your baby’s DNA actually shows up in your blood, it can be used to screen for things like: Down syndrome Edwards syndrome Patau syndrome These are three of the most common genetic fetal conditions. Cell-free DNA screenings, which reveal the likelihood of your baby having one of these genetic conditions, used to be recommended only to those with high-risk pregnancies. But now they’re now being offered more widely. How does this type of screening work? Basically, you go to your doctor’s office or local lab and give a sample of your blood. In theory, any genetic abnormalities related to those three chromosomal defects will appear in your baby’s DNA - and, therefore, in your sample. You only need to be 9 or 10 weeks pregnant, depending on the specific test used. Several companies provide these NIPTs to practitioners.
@@trishayamada807 unless there’s some new test that I nor any of my professors have heard about, it’s non invasive prenatal testing. It SCREENS for genetic disorders.
My baby moves A LOT! Constantly rolling, moving about, flipping around, kicking, punching, hiccuping; it shows good growth. So being hyper active, if he was anything like my boy is, may have led to him being a big baby 😅 I know my boy is bigger than 75% of other babies at 29 weeks
I love how you keep educating us all out here. It'd be nice if others with disabilities had chances to do the same, but it's kind of a testament to how wonderful your mom has been to raise a kid like you. Hope that makes sense?
Imagine beeing the only one in your family who is that tall. I feel with him! I have the same with intelligence and you can call me dumb, but see my family first! :)
@@Willowbancroft and it's usually only accurate when you are trying to predict an specific characteristic in a phenotype that is defined by certain alleles in one or two genes. It's not very often that characteristics are so simple. I'm assuming that the "middle school" part of your comment means you're from the US. Do you guys get taught about the exceptions to Mendelian laws?
He did the genetics right. Maybe you think dwarfism is recessive, but it’s actually dominant. He has the two recessive genes and that mens he is not a dwarf and won’t pass it on (most likely)
Thank you for sharing some much needed information about dwarfism! There is so much misinformation and ignorance out there, which is why I’m glad that the internet has someone providing true facts. Love your content!
My mother actually had a grandma that was a dwarf. Although we don't actually know if it was dwarfism because DNA testing wasn't really a thing back then. But she was like 4 ft 6. She had a dwarf daughter and a son who ended up being 6ft 5. It's interesting.
@@furonwarrior It's possible. Or like he said she might have been a very short lady. My mom, aunt and my sister and I are all pretty short each of us being only around 5 foot. Maybe she had stunted growth due to poor diets they had back then.
@@furonwarrior Yeah it's hard to say. Her son who ended up being 6ft 5 is actually my grandfather. So it skipped him but some how passed on to his children.
Thank you for all of this! My cousin was a dwarf. (I say was because he has passed sadly). There were so many people who picked on him. He was pretty cool! I love that you're raising awareness about a totally human condition so that people will maybe be kind.
“Sadly I ended up not a dwarf”…… I feel ya buddy….it kinda sucks being the different one in the family 😢….until everyone discovers u can do favors for them 😄
@@magicrabbit9446 *evil laugh* and that’s when u get that sweet revenge 😁 lolllll jk….just gotta tell em no sometimes and run off like u late for work 😆
@@edithputhy4948 Males are less likely to have red hair and blue eyes than women. Red hair and blue eyes is the rarest combination of traits, but it's even more rare in men than in women.
“Your probably just short , sorry” that sorry at the end was funny to me for some reason bc everyone called me SHORTY and no one apologises 😂😂😂 THANK U!
Hey Peet. Can you do a video to teach us more about the difference of your mom and dad's dwarfism? I think people need to know the difference..I would like to because I honestly never knew it was a difference until after you just said it in this video. You have one of the coolest mom's ever💞💞. Edit- Awwww Thank You For All Of The Likes And Nice Comments💕💕💕
Yeah, I'm 4'9" and all the time I get "oh, if you don't grow one more inch you'll be a dwarf" I was always like "yeah pretty sure that's not how it works"
I absolutely love the relationship you have with your mom and that she's such a great sport to participate in your videos. Not only is she very pretty, she raised you to be an amazing man..
You will never know the pain of a hyper kid in the womb. You're mom is a trooper for carrying you inside of her like that. I always made the joke that my son was gonna be a soccer player with the amount of kicking he did that made it soooooo uncomfortable.
I was pretty small when I was younger, when I was 11 I was the second smallest kid in my class, not surprisingly they made fun of my height, especially since I’m older than them for a year, surprisingly 3 years later I’m at the top 5 tallest in my class and right now I’m around 5’3 or 5’5 since I had a growing spurt from 12 to 13
@@starlight3188 Oh that's cool, that happens to alot of people. But do you live in a generally shorter country because I'm 12 and 5'4 nearly 5'5. So the same height as you when your 15
I love this dude. I knew there was something about him. His content is wholesome, sometimes informational, and always funny. Need more channels like this.
Oh.. my kiddo was “hyper” in the womb too.. he was running marathons in there.. they told me at his first ultrasound that it wasn’t possible for me to feel him yet.. and then he flipped twice during the ultrasound hahahha they were beyond shocked
Girl mine told me the same and then when we went in for ultrasound they watched her kick and wave her hands in person..🤣 I was like, you still wanna keep telling me it’s “just gas?”
This one video doesn't make me insecure about my height because he's not a guy on tik tok that makes fun of 4'11 people that could stand on them! So thank you for making me feel happy about myself :D
@@mikafizz1022 Nah, it's not the reason I call myself this, it's a genuine online name and people are always worried in case they're insulting me, I legit chose it don't worry
I’m 4’10”, 24 years old. Technically, if my height was caused by one of several medical conditions, I could be considered a dwarf (4’10” is the height cap). As far as I know, tho, I’m just very short as a result of a history of short people marrying short people lol. My grandma is 4’11”, I think her husband was like 5’6”. My mom is 5’1” and my dad is like 5’3”.
The "technically a dwarf" comes from the law where it states that if you are under 4'10 you are allowed to apply for disability as a dwarf. It doesn't mean that you are one, it means that if you are you can apply for disability. They probably just put 4'10 because they needed to put a cap or something idk.
@@danielledaley1649 it’s so sad that people who need it don’t get disability but many people who are simply lazy take advantage of super common injuries and take advantage of the less able simply because they don’t feel like doing as much work
@@THETORTUREDSTONERSDEPARTMENT13 yes, if you had cancer and are left in a state that makes you physically unable to work you could apply for (and be approved for) disability. You wouldn't apply as having dwarfism though. You'd apply under There are two kinds of disability, long term and short term. Short term would apply to someone who is injured or sick and unable to work for 15 days-6 months. Long term disability would cover when you're going to be unable to work for an indefinite long period of time or permanently. So in that case your scenario would fall under long term since it's likely your condition is not going to improve or get better. Also, for the record it is ridiculously difficult to be granted disability in the US. Most people even ones that are legitimately and obviously disabled will more than likely be denied the first time they apply. Most have to hire and pay for a disability lawyer to help them.
Peet, Peet, Peet thank you for this educational video. I love you and your family in all your videos. Wishing you continuous success and many blessings to all. 🙏🏽❤️
Omg! So cool to take time and explain the difference between dwarfism and just short people. Plus, I just need to say... Your mom is awesome, I love your videos with her! Reminds me a lot of my relationship with my mom, and thats just too precious 🥰
happy dwarfism awareness month!!!
I didn't even know dwarfism month existed! You learn something new everyday lol ✨
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@@lilakibler2762 lol
Wait how tall are you??
Man broke every genetic law on earth. Red hair, blue eyes, then randomly is really tall.
Under 5' is really tall?
@@denilla8034He’s 6’1” lol
@@denilla8034 he's 6ft+ and he only had like a 75% chance to be a dwarf cuz of his family
@@nathalieng8079 I'm confused why he started of by saying the comment about being under 4'10" is not a dwarf
Or his mom slept with a regular sized blue eyed ginger..just a thought
Him: I had a 75 percent chance of being a dwarf
Also him: (has red hair and blue eyes)
This kid is a genetic rarity
Red hair, blue eyes gang
Red hair, blue eyes with central heterochromia here. And I've actually met someone who has the same combo as me. Wound up being best friends halfway through elementary all the way to the beginning of high school. Sadly I moved, but we still keep in contact with each other. XD
@@Ribaiisu yessirr
I love guys with red hair and blue eyes.. 😆
My sister has red hair and blue eyes. So does her daughter. So beautiful.
I can't stop being amazed at your mom. How does anyone pop out an infant half one's size and still make it!
C section
@@juliedewyer1366we know, that doesn't take away from the fact that she had to carry that huge baby inside of her 🫠
@@0xydeath Where did I say that it did?
@@juliedewyer1366it’s implied
@@juliedewyer1366man, someone just wants to argue xD
“A person’s a person, no matter how small.” - Dr. Seuss
True, but sometimes we gotta notice when ignoring someone for something starts to hurt them too
EXACTLYYYYYY!!!!!!!!! Finally, someone says it! All life matters!
Dr Seuss is awesome!
Dr suess was an asshole. Dont bring him up unless its necessary
❤❤❤ The most fantastic Dr Seuss
As a science teacher, I appreciated you taking the time to teach people.
But is it 75% for him? Wouldn’t it of been 50%? How does the dominate traits work with two different mutations of Dwarfism?
@@furonwarrior I double checked, his father’s form is dominant, so he had a fifty percent chance from dad, his mother’s form is also dominant and he had a fifty percent chance for his mother’s type as well. If you make a Punnett square with each parent being heterozygous for their form, he had a 25% of getting only Dad’s, a 25% of getting only Mom’s, a 25% chance of getting a combination of both Mom and Dad’s, and 25% chance of getting neither.
@@BelleDreamer7 Wow. Watching in science class really paid of aye huh. Keep up the good work!
@@BelleDreamer7 woah that's cool! Thank you
Your welcome Mrs. Belle dreamer
This guy is so rare istg.
Red hair + blue eyes
Tall person birthed by dwarfs.
Rarest dude ever.
YEP!
I mean I have green eyes… that’s it…
Wow
@@gabrielremal7899 green eyes are actually the rarest eye type
Blue eyes aren't rare u should come to Scandinavia everyone has blue eyes here
“You’re probably just short. Sorry!” Had me dying
There are hundreds of types of dwarfism and being and an adult under 4’8” is usually a sign that one could have an undiagnosed form of dwarfism. Turner syndrome is one example.
I love how you broke that down. Thank you for sharing. I love learning new things.
There’s also the chance that you can have the genetics for dwarfism but not be a dwarf! That happened to my older cousin. New things to know!
"Which I could never do because the thought of that makes me feel like it's a family member." Yep. Totally understand
Life may just surprise you! 😉We have so very very little control over who we fall in love with. It might just sneek up on you and you ‘ll end up saying : “ I never thought … yet..,” just like the rest of us!😁
@@jansenjansen agreed
@@jansenjansen if I did well then I’m adopting
@@personxox8218 yup
@@jansenjansen thats kinda what happened to me lol my parents are russian and I never wanted to end up with a Russian cuz it felt weird to me. But yet here I am.... never say never lol
The size comparison to baby him and his mom has earned that woman all the mother's day gifts she wants for life. The human body is amazing.
Definitely needed a c section, no way he was able to fit out.
@@Mr_Reaps25 still just carrying him during pregnancy must have been insane on her body
Pregnancy is difficult for anyone but this takes it to another level. What a champ-
That day he was born must have been painful
Yeah she had a c section but still, carrying a big baby in a small body must’ve been hell
Your mom is just beautiful!!! That pregnancy photo of her is stunning!!!
You are very nice and wholesome. Your parents did an amazing job raising you.
“The thought of that makes me feel like its a family member” 🤣🤣🤣🤣 now thats a good one.
😂.
@•jellycat• don compare ppl wit dwarfism to kids 💀 thas jus disrespectful
I get what he means but at the same time wondering how I should feel dating people the same height as my family
@@DeathnoteBB this came immidiately in my mind too.
Ikr. Why would anyone marries someone that reminds them of a family member? I don't get things like that. In fact, there is this lecturer back at my college, he said that he married his wife (his former student) 'cause he feels like they are like siblings. I am deeply disgusted even until this second.
This man is LITERALLY the rarest person on earth
With great personality
Ehhhh, probably not. I know someone who is absurdly rare.
He’s a SHINEY! :)
is he left handed too?
Blue eyes , red hair, 6,1 , had a 75% chance of having dwarfism and beat it
Years ago, I remember your mom talking about being pregnant with you. She seemed incredibly positive, practical and spoke clearly how she adapted. One example she explained how she used a tool to wipe herself after using the toilet. She has been an inspiration to me (and others, I am sure). No embarrassment. Simple facts😢😊. Live long and prosper to your whole family. I happy I found your channel. Satisfying following up ❤🎉
it was on TV, an interview maybe or panel discussion
Hes the definition of 'perfect on paper': Blue eyes, red hair, tall, kind and understanding, funny etc etc 😍
And anyone he marries will have the sweetest In Laws.
And handsome
@@untype3992definitely, yes
and clearly gay, so not for you :P
"Apparently I was super hyper in the womb" ...Peet, you're still hyper. It's not about drarfism or not, it's just you lol
"super hyper in the womb".... I think I saw that at a bachelor party one time.
He probably had a mini trombone in the womb.
Didn’t he mention in another of his videos that he has ADHD?
“I was a fat baby”
My Thai Mum reminds me every damn day that I was a fat baby.
Can i get the full story 😂😂😂
Me too hahahaa
Same
My Indian mother does the same 😒
ayo same we got pictures everywhere and i mean EVERYWHERE
"The thought of that makes you feel like its a family member"😂😂
thanks for the educational lesson. I remember learning about dominant and recessive genes in biology class and it blew my mind. What's really interesting is not only did you go against the 75% chance of inheriting dwarfism, you also ended up with light eyes and flaming red hair...which are also recessive genes. It's pretty remarkable, really :p
finally someone is saying i’m NOT a dwarf, it’s not a bad thing it’s just that there people that actually have to deal with it their whole life and people just turn it into a joke.
Instead of calling short people dwarves here are some alternatives:
Little person
Throw pillow
Short stack
My girlfriend who I love unconditionally
Grape
Blueberry
Cuddle sized
Uh… uh…
I can’t think of any more cute ones.
@@necrobach4854 your girlfriend has nothing to do with other people lol, ummmmmmmmmm do you have multiple?
@@sadlyasandwich8446 it’s a joke dude chill.
@@necrobach4854 could you not tell that I was joking as well
Omg i feel youu I'm 4'7 though 💀
Your mom is beautiful and you are very lucky to have such a wonderful mom.
I have never seen in person a small grown person...your family is beautiful ❤
I love how polite he was " You're probably just short, sorry"
I'm short 👁️💧👄💧👁️
The thing is legally you are still.....a dwarf. Medically you don't have the condition but they are still dwarfs, just not in the medical terms
@@tripplexxxplicit4270 Hey does that count if you're still a child/teen?
@@Shion022 Aww that's okay, I'm short as well 😁 High five for us both being fun-sized lol
@@MoonEmpath29 😳 fun SIZED AYOOO
Not only did you come out without that genetic mutation, you along the way picked up the very recessive gene for red hair AND blue eyes! You truly are unique. 😊
Ummm got it from his mom …. No need to have red hair and blue eyes to be unique.
@@cherrycherrylady1700 redheads constitute only 2% of the world's population. Blue eye is also a recessive gene, so yes, he's in the minority if you check statistics. I have red hair and brown eyes.
Very i love it he is awesome!!!!!!!!
@@cherrycherrylady1700 lol you really dont understand genes then 😂
@@cherrycherrylady1700 Did you slept through your biology classes? 😂
Goodness
Your expression when u said that the thought of it makes me feel like a family member 😂
“Sadly I died” 💀
Before DNA testing was a relatively inexpensive and available "thing," you could be diagnosed as having dwarfism by just being an adult below 4'10". Definitely outdated, but it was a real thing.
Yeah I remember looking at scholarships before college and there was one from like the Little People of America or something like that where that was the only requirement. So I do see why people are confused
I have 3 kids and had 3 different ways to test DNA. I had amniocentesis, chorionic villus testing and to me the most amazing as I didn’t have a giant needle going into my abdomen, was a blood test, and they could pick my baby’s dna from my blood sample! It was really fascinating to see how testing changed.
@@trishayamada807 the accuracy of the blood test isn’t the same as an amnio or cvs. It will tell you if you have an increased chance of having a baby with a genetic anomaly. If you do have an increased chance then you can opt to have an amnio
@@ElizabethSchwalie WRONG! They LITERALLY Got my son’s dna from MY BLOOD. I knew he did not have any of the main genetic issues AND that he was a boy XY. This is the newest test. You are confused with the OLDER tests that do not test DNA, and they only give you a percentage of risk. I know this because I was one the first to do the new method of testing mom’s blood and extracting the fetus’s dna that’s free floating in it. You really shouldn’t write about what you do not know!
In the past, the standard of care for those at risk for having a baby with certain genetic conditions or other complications was one of two genetic screenings performed in the first trimester: chorionic villus sampling (CVS) or an amniocentesis.
These provide a pretty accurate picture of your baby’s genetic health, but they’re also invasive and carry a risk of miscarriage.
So, not ideal or worth the risk without other medical reasons… though they do also allow you to find out your baby’s sex before the 20-week ultrasound.
Now expectant parents have another option.
About 10 years ago, researchers developed a much less invasive test called cell-free DNA screening. Because your baby’s DNA actually shows up in your blood, it can be used to screen for things like:
Down syndrome
Edwards syndrome
Patau syndrome
These are three of the most common genetic fetal conditions.
Cell-free DNA screenings, which reveal the likelihood of your baby having one of these genetic conditions, used to be recommended only to those with high-risk pregnancies. But now they’re now being offered more widely.
How does this type of screening work?
Basically, you go to your doctor’s office or local lab and give a sample of your blood. In theory, any genetic abnormalities related to those three chromosomal defects will appear in your baby’s DNA - and, therefore, in your sample.
You only need to be 9 or 10 weeks pregnant, depending on the specific test used. Several companies provide these NIPTs to practitioners.
@@trishayamada807 unless there’s some new test that I nor any of my professors have heard about, it’s non invasive prenatal testing. It SCREENS for genetic disorders.
My sister is a proportioned dwarf and the doctor's kept saying she would have a growth spert in 3 months ...
It's been 7 years
107 likes no comment? Let me change that rq
I have proportional dwarfism and got diagnosed when I was 21.
Your pregnant mom is the absolute cutest 😊
Peet, your Mom is hilarious!! Love her. Wish I could meet her. Oh, yes, love you too!😊
"Hyper in the womb, whatever that means"
Ya prolly kicked her too many times
LMAO
Yes... I'm speaking from experience...😁
Yes and doing somersaults! My consultant was trying to take a scan of my stomach & was like “please baby just stop spinning so I can take the scan” 😀
My baby moves A LOT! Constantly rolling, moving about, flipping around, kicking, punching, hiccuping; it shows good growth. So being hyper active, if he was anything like my boy is, may have led to him being a big baby 😅 I know my boy is bigger than 75% of other babies at 29 weeks
@@Jamy101101 😅 that’s how my sonograms have been
Why are you not in the NBA bruh
First ❤️ ikr
Second
Cool
Wassup evil
So he can grace us in this manor instead.
Thanks for the clarification. I thought that very short adults were considered little people vs. people with dwarfism.
I love how you keep educating us all out here. It'd be nice if others with disabilities had chances to do the same, but it's kind of a testament to how wonderful your mom has been to raise a kid like you. Hope that makes sense?
I love the way he was just like
‘ sadly I’m not a dwarf’
With the music
Imagine beeing the only one in your family who is that tall. I feel with him! I have the same with intelligence and you can call me dumb, but see my family first! :)
@@Stylomagic being an outsider in his case is so far from ordinary like your experience. We can't relate to him in the slightest.
Chubby baby’s are cute tho
She’s an absolute trooper for popping out a baby half her size omg I cant even imagine 😳😳😳
His voice is soothing AF ❤
You and your family are adorable. I hope you guys are having a great day.
I love his mom. She's such a great lady.
I can just feel the inventors of the Punnet Square sobbing in their graves with this guy
I mean he did have a 25% chance of getting neither if you work out the Punnet squares
do you know what the punnet square is for?
It’s for predicting genetic traits in offspring. You typically learn it in middle school.
@@Willowbancroft and it's usually only accurate when you are trying to predict an specific characteristic in a phenotype that is defined by certain alleles in one or two genes. It's not very often that characteristics are so simple.
I'm assuming that the "middle school" part of your comment means you're from the US. Do you guys get taught about the exceptions to Mendelian laws?
He did the genetics right. Maybe you think dwarfism is recessive, but it’s actually dominant. He has the two recessive genes and that mens he is not a dwarf and won’t pass it on (most likely)
Thank you for sharing some much needed information about dwarfism! There is so much misinformation and ignorance out there, which is why I’m glad that the internet has someone providing true facts. Love your content!
The ancestors threw out the entire genepool for this guy
My mother actually had a grandma that was a dwarf. Although we don't actually know if it was dwarfism because DNA testing wasn't really a thing back then. But she was like 4 ft 6. She had a dwarf daughter and a son who ended up being 6ft 5. It's interesting.
She may of had Hypo-Acondroplasia. It’s a taller variant of the Acondroplasia Dwarfism mutation.
@@furonwarrior It's possible. Or like he said she might have been a very short lady. My mom, aunt and my sister and I are all pretty short each of us being only around 5 foot. Maybe she had stunted growth due to poor diets they had back then.
@@Miss_Kisa94 Oh, that’s also true too… Poor diets can effect later generations.
@@furonwarrior Yeah it's hard to say. Her son who ended up being 6ft 5 is actually my grandfather. So it skipped him but some how passed on to his children.
@@Miss_Kisa94 I'm under 5ft...normal healthy SHORT person!😂
“You’re probably just short… ✨sorry✨”
I died 😂😂
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Awww … I love his point a view …. I admire him soo much
Keep teaching us!! I like looking at your/family's shorts👍
"The thought of that I'd like having one with a family member*gag sound*" I love that so much 😂
“Sadly I ended up not a dwarf.” I love it! 💜
The last part 😂 when he gagged. I love this channel so much love and laughter.
Thank you for all of this! My cousin was a dwarf. (I say was because he has passed sadly). There were so many people who picked on him. He was pretty cool! I love that you're raising awareness about a totally human condition so that people will maybe be kind.
“Sadly I ended up not a dwarf”…… I feel ya buddy….it kinda sucks being the different one in the family 😢….until everyone discovers u can do favors for them 😄
He can do a reverse and hide stuff from his parents in places they just can't reach. As a teen I would have loved to be able to do that.
Thats not always a good thing though, cause they'll be calling your name constantly
@@magicrabbit9446 *evil laugh* and that’s when u get that sweet revenge 😁 lolllll jk….just gotta tell em no sometimes and run off like u late for work 😆
@@charlenefaye wow thats shitty
@@ethanhopkins3263 but a great family bonding
AND he's a male redhead with blue eyes!?!??! This family is full of rarities! 🥰
I have two red head boys with blue eyes and one is a lefty
What does him being male have to do with anything?
@@edithputhy4948 Males are less likely to have red hair and blue eyes than women. Red hair and blue eyes is the rarest combination of traits, but it's even more rare in men than in women.
And no freckles it looks like 😃😃😃
He’s a male red head with blue eyes that is actually good looking from what I’ve saw
The ‘Your probably just short, sorry’
hit different
Thanks for educating us ❤
You have an amazing family !!
“Your probably just short , sorry” that sorry at the end was funny to me for some reason bc everyone called me SHORTY and no one apologises 😂😂😂 THANK U!
Hi Tzu :) g ::)
You aren’t short you are just in other peoples eyes tiny….you are tiny but mighty
Omg sameee
@@-koolleaves-8429 glad I’m not alone!
@@SCP-682_Keter I agree with being tiny not so much about “mighty”
Every rarity in your genetic pool is literally just you. Your genetics saw both your parents’ genes and said “nah, let’s do this one from scratch”
The end 😂 that was so funny but so real, I never even thought about that! 😂
Hullarious ending. Love yer mum and the vids!!😂
Hey Peet. Can you do a video to teach us more about the difference of your mom and dad's dwarfism? I think people need to know the difference..I would like to because I honestly never knew it was a difference until after you just said it in this video. You have one of the coolest mom's ever💞💞.
Edit- Awwww Thank You For All Of The Likes And Nice Comments💕💕💕
Bump
Yeeeeeees!!
There's actually a lot of different kinds of dawrfism too not just the kinds his parents have its super interesting
Ditto
@@anymoose42069 👀🥰
"unless I have a baby with a dwarf"
I blame you for the thoughts in my head
noooooo
What thoughts?
Same
I laughed out loud at the end when he gagged 😂😂😂 this man is so good lookin 😘
😂😂😂 like it's a family member had me rolling.
Yeah, I'm 4'9" and all the time I get "oh, if you don't grow one more inch you'll be a dwarf"
I was always like "yeah pretty sure that's not how it works"
If you're under 4 foot 10 you can legally apply for dwarfisim as a disability though, that prob what they mean
@@twoheadedgiantgaming7029 I'm 5'0 and 11
@@ordinaryjordyy eh?what does that have to do with this tho?? I was 5'2 at 11 as well ig?
Yeah at 11 I was 5’2
@@Futurevoid01 what??? Why is everyone flexing their height tf??
I absolutely love the relationship you have with your mom and that she's such a great sport to participate in your videos. Not only is she very pretty, she raised you to be an amazing man..
You will never know the pain of a hyper kid in the womb. You're mom is a trooper for carrying you inside of her like that. I always made the joke that my son was gonna be a soccer player with the amount of kicking he did that made it soooooo uncomfortable.
"Apparently i was just super hyper in her womb. Whatever that means" 😂😂😂😂
Ok so he had 75% of being born a dwarf, forget that this guy has red hair and has blue eyes
Talk about being rare
bro is a shiny 💀💀
@@aureliarossi5897 nah 💀💀
Grey eyes are often mistaken for blue, so there is a chance he's even rarer than that!(idk his eyes just look grey to me)
@@aureliarossi5897 if he had green eyes he would be a shiny
Both my sons have red hair and blue eyes, so does their dad and their uncle....
As a person that is 4'11 I agree with him, being short doesn’t automatically make you a dwarf 💪💪
I was pretty small when I was younger, when I was 11 I was the second smallest kid in my class, not surprisingly they made fun of my height, especially since I’m older than them for a year, surprisingly 3 years later I’m at the top 5 tallest in my class and right now I’m around 5’3 or 5’5 since I had a growing spurt from 12 to 13
@@starlight3188 Oh that's cool, that happens to alot of people. But do you live in a generally shorter country because I'm 12 and 5'4 nearly 5'5. So the same height as you when your 15
I am 4'10. I hear ya!
Ah yes I'm the same height I know I'm not a dwarf either :D
@@jamiejohnson1371 I’m 4”8 haha (I’m 14)
I love this dude. I knew there was something about him. His content is wholesome, sometimes informational, and always funny. Need more channels like this.
"I feel like I'm with a family, blech" 😂😂😂😂
Oh.. my kiddo was “hyper” in the womb too.. he was running marathons in there.. they told me at his first ultrasound that it wasn’t possible for me to feel him yet.. and then he flipped twice during the ultrasound hahahha they were beyond shocked
Girl mine told me the same and then when we went in for ultrasound they watched her kick and wave her hands in person..🤣 I was like, you still wanna keep telling me it’s “just gas?”
Lol it's like both your kids went "exCUSE ME I'M A DANCER AND YOU CANNOT TAKE AWAY MY SPARKLE
Was this at 8 weeks?
@@username9999 it was near 8 weeks.. might have been like 10 though
I was the opposite. I never moved, ever. My mom thought I was dead because I refused to move
This man said “I ain’t looking like my parents” before even coming out of the womb
nice pfp
@@MonaLisa-sc7in thanks, you too 🤠
You explaind this so well!!! It was very interesting!
“0.004 chance of being a dwarf”
Me: wow I’m rare 😀
my bestie has non-dwarf parents and is one. he is litarally the sweetest person in the whole world.
I’m still stunned of how much he looks like his mom…
Not even want to know how that doctor felt
This one video doesn't make me insecure about my height because he's not a guy on tik tok that makes fun of 4'11 people that could stand on them! So thank you for making me feel happy about myself :D
The coincidence of your likes being 4’11 backwards, and also rock that height dude! (Gender-neutral)
I'm 4'7. Shorter than you I guess. Haha. I mean I've been bullied alot & have lots of insecurities. Haha but good cause I look young forevaaa! 😂
@@nunusyaz I guess that's the bonus of being small 🤣
Aww is that why this is your username? You're not a freak!♡
@@mikafizz1022 Nah, it's not the reason I call myself this, it's a genuine online name and people are always worried in case they're insulting me, I legit chose it don't worry
That’s how I feel about red hair. Can’t date a red head, I’d feel like I was dating a family member
Are….ahem….
Are you a Weasley???!!! 😊 ❤️
I was just explaining this to my friends last night who were trying to set me up with another ginger! Lol
This dude is the genetic 'how did we get here' achievement
That's fascinating. I didn't know there were different types of dwarfism. Thanks for sharing
The “I was a fat baby” almost killed me bcoz of cuteness
"You're probably just short"
I am yes, but I still feel personally attacked.
Not to mention its like a Chihuahua and a German Shepherd having puppies.
Bro is a recessive king 👑
Whenever I call my cousin a "dwarf" it's in like a LOTR kind of way. She's like barely 5' at 21 and I'm rocking a 5' 8" at 16 so she calls me an "elf"
I call my niece a dwarf too 😂 shes 4'8 at almost 14 and im also 5'8 at 16!
Sometimes I too make jokes about my mother's height 😂(I NEVER offend her tho). She is 5' while I'm almost 6' at 17
I’m 4’10”, 24 years old. Technically, if my height was caused by one of several medical conditions, I could be considered a dwarf (4’10” is the height cap). As far as I know, tho, I’m just very short as a result of a history of short people marrying short people lol. My grandma is 4’11”, I think her husband was like 5’6”. My mom is 5’1” and my dad is like 5’3”.
@@rumpeltyltskyn My aunt is teased at being the milk man's child. All her family members are all tall and in her words is 5' fuck all.
I'm 168 at 13 so
The "technically a dwarf" comes from the law where it states that if you are under 4'10 you are allowed to apply for disability as a dwarf. It doesn't mean that you are one, it means that if you are you can apply for disability. They probably just put 4'10 because they needed to put a cap or something idk.
Exactly and just because you can apply doesnt mean they will get it. Hell people who actually need have trouble getting it.
@@danielledaley1649 it’s so sad that people who need it don’t get disability but many people who are simply lazy take advantage of super common injuries and take advantage of the less able simply because they don’t feel like doing as much work
@@THETORTUREDSTONERSDEPARTMENT13 The only cancer that can do that is brain cancer. I'm pretty sure you can.
@@THETORTUREDSTONERSDEPARTMENT13 yes, if you had cancer and are left in a state that makes you physically unable to work you could apply for (and be approved for) disability. You wouldn't apply as having dwarfism though. You'd apply under There are two kinds of disability, long term and short term. Short term would apply to someone who is injured or sick and unable to work for 15 days-6 months. Long term disability would cover when you're going to be unable to work for an indefinite long period of time or permanently. So in that case your scenario would fall under long term since it's likely your condition is not going to improve or get better.
Also, for the record it is ridiculously difficult to be granted disability in the US. Most people even ones that are legitimately and obviously disabled will more than likely be denied the first time they apply. Most have to hire and pay for a disability lawyer to help them.
Frank Iero is a dwarf🎉
Yes! Thank you for explaining this to people!
Peet, Peet, Peet thank you for this educational video. I love you and your family in all your videos. Wishing you continuous success and many blessings to all. 🙏🏽❤️
Any other questions?
Wait so your 4’ 10”??
Also how old are you? If you want to answer
@@manyasingh6438 no, he is talking about someone who is 4'10 saying they have dwarfism, if that's correct
i have one what inspired you to start tiktok and youtube
@@gravityfalls1826 Ohhh I get it now-
I can’t believe how handsome this guy is, his style is awesome and his humor, love it 😊
Red hair and blue eyes..adorable!
Why is your voice so calming. You should make audio books ❤
Omg! So cool to take time and explain the difference between dwarfism and just short people. Plus, I just need to say... Your mom is awesome, I love your videos with her! Reminds me a lot of my relationship with my mom, and thats just too precious 🥰
“So sadly I’m not a dwarf” cue the sappy music 😂 gave me a good chuckle
You're funny, kind, cute, and a great singer! You're perfect!!!❤😂😊
Your skin is glowing.
“sadly i wasn’t a dwarf”