@ in a way, yes. He has a brilliant mind, but he's still a kid. I feel it may just be too much of a pressure for him, pushing him beyond his state can give him a lot of mental weight. Not to mention he is unable to illustrate effectively from the problems he suffers from, so it's only better to wait for the right time as he improves and grows a little older.
@Erinne Cat You're really negative... No one mentioned about his disability because it's not a part of the "flex" and no one said his flex was bad. Maybe I'm miss reading your tone.
@Erinne Cat it's literally just sharing in all honestly, you've taken the slang aggressively and decided to get booty tickled about 2 comments. I don't mind being flexed at because I see it as someone just being proud of "the thing" whatever it may be. It's not like he's mocking his friends for not knowing math as well. He's also just explaining where he's moving. You're too sensitive for the internet....
@Erinne Cat I'm a 28 year old medical assistant who is currently working on my masters in psychology... I don't need to waste my time with you overreacting. I can procrastinate elsewhere. And read the last thing you said "usually"... You decided it was bad even though there were other options. My point stands
his parents are truly incredible. they aren’t upset with him for being upset. they are really trying to understand his feelings of stress and make it feel better. they don’t want him overwhelmed. he is very lucky
Truly. Often behind these overachieving children are overachieving parents that never truly hit their own mark and are trying to live vicariously through there children. His passion is truly his own and is driven by his own desire to achieve and they are reeling him in to create more balance for a more sustainable future. Extraordinary family
Well, that's the thing isn't it. When it comes to maths, I just know the answer. I completely understand this guy (whom I think is now 21 years old, I can't find his current progress online unfortunately.), it's frustrating trying to explain it to someone because, it's just there... In my head. It's hard to even explain the process of thought. Well, think of it like this... Can you tell me what neural pathways are used to lift your hand? Nope, but you know how to lift your hand. (Thus you can skip the explaining and just lift your hand) It's just fascinating.
@@guyinaroom7771 The thing with math is, that understanding it is one part, but being able to explain it to others is also really important. Since yk, what does it bring when you solved a math problem but nobody understands what you mean? xd
He is a bit like my son ( who is also autistic) not having the ability to understand or recognize emotions. Art is very subjective, emotional, and not literal. My son is very literal, it's very hard for him to "imagine" unreal things. This young man is all literal and has a very structured thought pattern. Yeah! Hormones and autism DON"T mix! Cameron will do well, time and practice will help him work through his struggles.
+Dreaddy Bear It's most likely won't help him. Philosophy requires abstract thinking, and that is incapable of that. His brain is wired in logic, that why he is unable to understand art. He needs structures, and he needs to understand logically everything, for him to make sense out of it. But arts and socialization is mostly emotional and is difficult to understand it logically.... The human brain is limited in functions, and gifted peoples just get more points in certain areas, but less in the rest, so they are unbalanced.
I'm not sure I've ever seen a more wonderful and inspiring set of parents. They love without smothering. They advise without commanding. They support without judging. And to do all this with no blueprint for a son so gifted, and also so challenged, is something that really deserves the utmost praise! Also, honorable mention to the teacher as well. As someone who found himself stuffed in a similar program because of a physical disability, I can tell you firsthand that teachers like her are absolute unicorns. She's also one in a million.
And on top of being amazing parents to one brilliant child with his own challenges. They are wonderful parents to 3 children! Another one of which is also autistic. They put in such effort with their children. It's so amazing and admirable. I remeber once my biological parents were having the biggest fight in the living room. I hid in my room and just wailed crying. This was at like 13 as well. And my step dad came in and smacked me. He said, stop crying! And I stopped crying because I didn't want to be hit. I couldn't imagine having challenges like these children and having my parents to contend with.
@@TeacherToolkitDemo they was clearly not smart. They was acting smart. Kids do that all the time. To be sarcastic with out being able to keep that in mind. I think its only a kid with a lot of bagage from them who did this to him.
I have Aspergers and it wasn’t until I was in my fifties before I could master putting thoughts on paper. I’m now an author of nine novels. He needs a writing tutor. Someone to show him how to pull from his mind and place on the paper. Show him. Give him examples.
Fitting in isn’t necessary; just friends. He could make older friends like him. He needs confidence that he is okay being unique; Imho. There isn’t anything wrong with this young man. He’s adorable.
"History is constantly repeating itself and we're constantly going through war, the only difference every time is more advanced technology." So true. Always heard the original saying growing up but times have changed.
History repeating itself that's an undeniable fact, but technology being more advanced that's still a claim to prove merely because we ignore a lot about ancient civilizations. For example, scientists say that with our modern technology we wouldn't be able to replicate the Giza pyramids with the same precision during the same period, so how they did it? That remains a mystery historians can't answer and only have theories they can't prove!
what a sweet kid... i really like him and his family.. and watching his sister comforting him while he was stressed out was so awesome... brought a tear to my eye.
HIs parents are doing an amazing job managing his needs. They are both naturally loving and joyful which is crucial for any child growth. His head master is wonderful too.
@@illimited2 Small stash. Are you blind? 9:49 The kids had to step over a pile of things just to get in. "They are collectors, and they throw nothing away." Actually watch the video this time
I think they are sort of giving him values that may give him anxiety when he grows up, his life is fragile, if he gets bullied, if his grades continue to decrease if he thinks he is failing his family or gonna become a hobo he'll probably freak out and slow down his progress and continue the cycle which is why his syndrome is actually quite negative the trade of being smart with numbers and logic but being blocked to express yourself when you need to. Humans are social he is social he needs to express himself so it can be quite damaging to a young teen.
When his sister hugged him as he had a panic attack, it melted my heart. I feel so bad for him, to be trapped in a world that you don't feel like you belong to is a very difficult thing to face.
Yeah it's really bad parenting actually to have ridiculously high expectations for your child and tell them. They will fear failure and never take risks.
@@JLydecka It is not his parents expectations, it is Cameron's own expectations. He is clever enough to see how he performs, so of course he expects to continue performing well in maths, or poorly in art. That is not bad parenting (did you miss where they were saying it doesn't matter & he is only young do has plenty of time to come back to the degree?) It is just a self aware intellegent person.
@@JLydecka I think you have issuses with listening to others bc it was made very clear that Cameron is the one with expectations of himself and not hes parents. Your the type of person that will never have a full healthy relationship with anyone bc u lack the ability to listen & observe
@mary sunshine lol listen to what is being said bc insinuating frigging child abuse is ridiculous. Cameroon is putting all the expectations on himself snd not hes parents
They don’t have that social filter. I have a nephew who has Aspergers and he thinks and achieves in similar ways to Cameron. When a young cousin of mine (who has severe mental and physical disabilities) got a trumpet for Christmas, he started to play it in front of everybody because he was so happy and proud. He wasn’t playing music, just making noises, but the whole big family was obviously very encouraging and positive. Except my nephew... Confused why everyone is praising what is obviously terrible, he ran up to the trumpet, stuck his fist in the horn, and screamed “That’s the most terrible music IVE EVER HEARD!!!!”
@@j.g.mcbell9494 That's totally too. Here everyone comments like living with a person who has Asperger's is only rainbow and sunshine and that's annoying for me, but we can be pretty brutal sometimes without wanting to hurt anyone of course.
Me, my kids were born to eat food. Keep them away from picky people and my kids will HAPPILY eat their veggies before candy any day. I have had rare days when a candy was presented and the kid really wants a carrot. No idea if my kids have aspergers. But how the boy of this story behaves, ...my son behaves in a similar way.
Dad: "What happens if you fail your math test?" Kid: "I become a hobo" Bruh, somebody gotta teach this kid he'll be fine when he fails; it's a part of learning
"History is constantly repeating itself and we're constantly going through war, the only difference every time is more advanced technology." He's smart, sweet, funny without knowing and cares for his family so much! His dad is so awesome! And his mom. Makes me miss my dad a lot.
I was diagnosed twice. Its a harder diagnosis than people my collate however it helps people understand in a way what to say or do. Many of us have specific interest like me it is pure math- at 15 i had the opportunity to get an alevel in further maths. I like that we are getting an opportunity to be shown!
Honestly it's not that bad your normlly just really good at one thing mine was kinda 2 things history and my other was art then art turned into video games idk I kinda switch between them but history I ways always good at but honestly my reading comprehension sucks ass and I cant spell worth shit or do both but I can remember dates and tell you all about history maybe not now cause I been out of school a long while but if I got a refresher I could honestly loll
Cliff Smith clearly not any of the ones available to him. But it’s sad that we have no curriculums for him. He’s not a normal human. He has a great potential to contribute to society. I Imagine in the near future we will better understand how to teach the rare among us.
My husband has Asperger's syndrome hes a programming genius. Both of his parents are Asperger's aswell ,one is a doctor the other a micro biologist. I love them all with every bit of my heart.
What a beautiful family and his amazing little sister. The look of concern and care on her face before she came over to console him brought a tear to my eye. Thanks for a wonderful video.
This was so awesome to watch. Cameron is such a great kid, and a massive part of that being his AWESOME parents and family life. Every genius needs a legit loving and super involved support system. Amazing job, parents.
Being sassy doesn't make you nice to be around. It's one of the struggles of aspergers people. Sarcasm and humour is easy because it's logical and requires quick thinking. Socializing requires gut feeling and attention to others.
cameron is so self aware and receptive to constructive criticism and advice - so much more than many adults. he will go far:))) his parents also have such a great sense of humor with him and they all seem to know how to support each other in the right ways. amazing family!
This family is so precious. He is a brilliant and special kid indeed. His parents has good parenting skills too. They're raising their children very well.
I love this family and their attitude toward their children. The parents work really hard to satisfy every need that this genius has. I love the affection and interest shown from parent to child and child to parent
I'm gifted and autistic too, and this is too relatable. I panic over the smallest assignments which are related to ancient Greek (my biggest special interest and my greatest talent) I usually take one day to understand different concepts, so I'm used to moving fast. There are things though which I still need three or four days to fully get. Lately I've been panicking about the participles, because although my teacher sent me mails with the explanations, in different manners, it still took me too long to get. And I've had serious meltdowns because of this slow motion. Now though I'm progressing fast again, and I'm already two years ahead of my classmates in the curriculum. I don't know. I can say ancient Greek is my biggest gift and biggest curse... 💚💚
"Not much. I couldn't get to sleep. I was still worrying." *resumes sobbing* What's worse was how his sister was just... staring in shock. Seeing him so vulnerable must've been an intimidating sight.
Oh my gawd, he's so precious. I'm sure it's challenging for his parents but they're doing a great job and they must be so incredibly proud. I'm not a math genius but I relate a lot to Cameron's struggle in explaining how an answer is reached in the mind.
Few are. though nowadays, parents are better. I wish my parents had time for us, to even give us toys and books for birthday presents, and encourage reading.
This kid just needs time. He has great parents and a wonderful mind. He just needs some life experience and the rest will fall into place. I wonder how he is doing these days, hopefully he received that Masters Degree he wanted.
I agree. School isn’t just about academics- it’s about learning to work well with your peers and other important social skills. So glad my parents made the decision to not let me skip grades!
@@nintendoant88 Also if he gets sick of learning in a way that isn't ideal for his mind, it's very possible he gets fed up of maths in some years time and wastes a real gift. The University prof. was spot on and called it, he needs to do fun thinking problems that actually make sense to Cam, and in a way he can explain (like the puzzle he was given in the office), rather than just doing mindless sums that he needs to try and explain why they are, when they just are to him because maths is a rule set ingrained into Cam's way of thinking I assume. He probably doesn't even need to work out some of the stuff he knows very well, it's probably almost hardwired into his logical thought processes, which makes trying to explain how you got there to an answer extremely frustrating, as we see Cam expressing in this video, and almost futile really when there's a much better way for him to learn that makes sense to him (which will make explaining it much easier and natural for him)! I have high hopes that with the uni prof looking out for him, he could achieve great things, and avoiding some of the possible educational pitfalls he faces as a smart young kid with ASD!
This guy's brain is really incredible; that puzzle with the coins near the beginning of the video for example. I paused the video, thought about it for some time, got out a pen and paper, worked through the first 8 examples for smaller cases, came up with a conjecture, tried to prove it rigorously, before eventually coming up with a hand wavy justification that I understood for why it worked that. All in all, I think it took me about 20 minutes to get to an answer. Play the video again, and Cameron stumbles a couple of times, then manages to get to the correct answer just by working it through in his head. His brain must be working so fast for all of that to happen; it probably took him less than a minute, all without writing a single symbol. That's extraordinary, and I hope that people can appreciate that fact.
The problem with bright Asperger's kids is that they are not emotionally more mature than their age and often less mature socially and emotionally. So letting them get so far ahead of their emotional maturity just produces stress. My son is also very bright at maths and has mild Asperger's. He struggled to explain his work as a young teen. We held him back a bit until he was more mature and then he was suddenly able to do it on his own. We also decided he should not go to university until he was the age for it. I'm glad we kept him with his age peers as he worked on his social abilities, learned to write extremely well (his weakness), learned to act in plays, learned to play the guitar and then went to university without us having to supervise it. He's now 22, finishing an Engineering degree and a fairly well-adjusted young man who works hard, cares for his 81 year old grandmother and now has a 20 year old girlfriend he met at university. We let our daughter start university a year early as she is very well adjusted socially and very mature, so I'm not saying no child should do university early, but this boy was not coping with the university level work and it is mostly because he is not mature enough emotionally to understand that he has to do what is asked. Up to now he has breezed through his work. He doesn't have the coping skills and experience to apply himself. He needs to go back to his age group and work through school, probably in classes for advanced kids, but he needs to stay with his age group to develop a more rounded set of skills.. They asked if it his age or his Aspergers... from my experience it is definitely his age!!!
honestly i relate to him so much. i get being frustrated that you can't do something correctly after years of being the best in something you're passionate about.
@Bo Sann (My autism-train got a new passenger now wooooo) But jokes aside, I totally agree with you. I can literally see how his stress turns into a full meltdown. But I'm glad his parents stand by his side and support him. I wish I had parents like them: trying to calm you down, sitting next to you, listening closesly etc.
If he wasn't a mathematician he could be a comedienne. He is absolutely hilarious. Such a great sense of humour and a truly lovely human being from a great family. I almost nearly died laughing at the break through comment by his friend Tim about the AK47. Nearly fell off my chair.
His little sister consoling him is just too precious! Alot of moms and dads and children could benefit from this style of parenting - genius kid or not.
When your mind is full of “maths,” it’s hard to think about socially complex matters. It’s okay kid. You are brilliant, and you will attract like minded people.
When his sister hugged him as he had a panic attack, it melted my heart. I feel so bad for him, to be trapped in a world that you don't feel like you belong to is a very difficult thing to face.
As a person with Asperger’s syndrome myself, I can relate to those panic attacks. Though I am more interested in art and I talk about it too much. But, please stop treating us differently. As we are people too. But, we think differently than others. If you get to accept and understand us more, we are actually very nice people.
I was having one along with him! xD Mby one day when he's grown some more, he decides to draw some mathematical shapes, and realizes there's art in maths too. Who know :), he's still only young (mby he never likes it, my cousin doesn't like music still in his 40's, and that blows my mind as it's my passion - there's also A LOT of maths in music too if you look lol). ;)
Around 13:15 when he was meeting the boys in the park...my anxiety level increased for him. You can see the prey/predator dynamic going on there. They recognize prey. Easy prey. If the cameras weren’t there...I wonder...
This boy needs to get his ego checked. If you walk into any place and immediately start showing off about your mathematical prowess, you're gonna make enemies.
Lox Tyrrell he’s not saying it to show off. He has Aspergers which means he doesn’t conform to social norms, he doesn’t understand that other people don’t want to know about his achievements
and you know why he cries? because everyone gives too much attention, he just want show up how smart he is and when he strugles he cries. Maybe he is genius at math but overall I don't know...
@@redragon9588 you got no idea what ur talking about lol. he cries because he performed worse than ever before, and once you get used to excellence, the transition to actually struggling with subject matter is a huge shock so obviously he is upset.
He just doesn’t know he likes art yet! He was having sm fun rhyming, doing martial arts, and expressing comedy!! and he was so creative using his imagination! So sweet🥺🥺
Cameron is brilliant. I wish him all the luck in the world. The family is extremely close, affectionate, loving and structured. Even the sister comforted his brother when he cried. This is an example of how families should be. With this kind of love, emotional and physical strength in the family, I trust that Cameron will make it far in life. 👌🏽🙏🏼💯🥰
i'm 22 and in my last year of uni (I only left school a few years ago and things were very different) is that really what most kids talk about now? Like in what way do kids talk about Hilter? what country are you from also?
"they're basically saying they dont want me.,....
their loss"
WHAT A LEGEND
“U’ll be known as the man who lost Queen”
Filipe Carvalho which isn’t a real thing that was said by their old manager or whoever it was.
He snapped with the facts 💀
R/madlad this kid
@ in a way, yes. He has a brilliant mind, but he's still a kid. I feel it may just be too much of a pressure for him, pushing him beyond his state can give him a lot of mental weight. Not to mention he is unable to illustrate effectively from the problems he suffers from, so it's only better to wait for the right time as he improves and grows a little older.
Most Parents: "No hanging with your friends till you do your homework."
His Parents: "No homework until you hang with your friends"
😄
Ha ha ha ha
In Russia overused is the joke
Lol true
Therein lies one of many distinctions between an “unusually high degree of intellect” (verses
he's flexing on the other kids without even knowing
Erinne Cat he didn’t say it was a bad thing idiot
@Erinne Cat You're really negative... No one mentioned about his disability because it's not a part of the "flex" and no one said his flex was bad.
Maybe I'm miss reading your tone.
@Erinne Cat it's literally just sharing in all honestly, you've taken the slang aggressively and decided to get booty tickled about 2 comments.
I don't mind being flexed at because I see it as someone just being proud of "the thing" whatever it may be. It's not like he's mocking his friends for not knowing math as well. He's also just explaining where he's moving.
You're too sensitive for the internet....
@Erinne Cat oh and I stopped using flex in quotations because you clearly missed them the first time.
@Erinne Cat I'm a 28 year old medical assistant who is currently working on my masters in psychology... I don't need to waste my time with you overreacting. I can procrastinate elsewhere.
And read the last thing you said "usually"... You decided it was bad even though there were other options. My point stands
his parents are truly incredible. they aren’t upset with him for being upset. they are really trying to understand his feelings of stress and make it feel better. they don’t want him overwhelmed. he is very lucky
If his parents were lower class dopes, they wouldn't care
Amazing parents!
@@RookhKshatriya classifying it as lower class. You wouldnt even want to bother....
Truly. Often behind these overachieving children are overachieving parents that never truly hit their own mark and are trying to live vicariously through there children. His passion is truly his own and is driven by his own desire to achieve and they are reeling him in to create more balance for a more sustainable future. Extraordinary family
Yeah wish I had such parents. child can go only as far as their parents allow them too.
cam's father is so physically affectionate and emotionally present with his son. what a wonderful dad.
He's physically present o_o
It's nice to see dads, and just parents in general, being there for their kids. It's heartwarming.
His parents are both amazing.
He's very chill
@@Its-uu8ht there for their*
so he's just getting "bad" grades because he isn't explaining it, not because he doesn't understand it. end my life rn
Dude for real i be out here failing because of it
Well, that's the thing isn't it.
When it comes to maths, I just know the answer. I completely understand this guy (whom I think is now 21 years old, I can't find his current progress online unfortunately.), it's frustrating trying to explain it to someone because, it's just there... In my head.
It's hard to even explain the process of thought. Well, think of it like this... Can you tell me what neural pathways are used to lift your hand? Nope, but you know how to lift your hand. (Thus you can skip the explaining and just lift your hand)
It's just fascinating.
@@elliebarton8003 you too? so much talent here wow
@@guyinaroom7771 The thing with math is, that understanding it is one part, but being able to explain it to others is also really important. Since yk, what does it bring when you solved a math problem but nobody understands what you mean? xd
@@raa9756 Well only if it's something new though right? people solve math problems all the time that have been solved thousands of times.
1:30 when he found out he had Asperger’s syndrome, “that explains why I’m such a loser” that broke my heart. 🥺
relateble
tbh i just found that incredibly funny and he clearly intended it as humour as well
tbh i had the same reaction when i found out i got it to
Bless this young child his bright and funny i love him what a star 🤗🤗💕💕💕
That was my reaction when I found out too but now its a badge of honor
I love how he has no respect for art but rates his sister on her ability on the swings.
Game respects game.
he likes girls now so he's recognizing beauty.
The most important thing is that you like it.
He is a bit like my son ( who is also autistic) not having the ability to understand or recognize emotions. Art is very subjective, emotional, and not literal. My son is very literal, it's very hard for him to "imagine" unreal things. This young man is all literal and has a very structured thought pattern. Yeah! Hormones and autism DON"T mix! Cameron will do well, time and practice will help him work through his struggles.
@@marymess454 Show him fractal art.
Put that boy through a philosophy course. This would help him connect his logical thinking and his words.
Yes!! 💯👍
@ammaslotus seeing as this documentary was filmed in 2011, i highly doubt it
? i am not sure about that,,, pls. explain,
Linda Cirillo at a certain point, you can see the date on the computer or the phone I believe, and it says 2011
+Dreaddy Bear It's most likely won't help him. Philosophy requires abstract thinking, and that is incapable of that. His brain is wired in logic, that why he is unable to understand art. He needs structures, and he needs to understand logically everything, for him to make sense out of it. But arts and socialization is mostly emotional and is difficult to understand it logically....
The human brain is limited in functions, and gifted peoples just get more points in certain areas, but less in the rest, so they are unbalanced.
"They gave me a letter saying they dont want me...
their loss,"
These are the amounts of shits I aspire not to have
@ByeBitch 《 how can you see that he liked his comment?
@@thesavantart8480 Knowing this would implode your brain, sorry.
These are the old types of comments i like to see.
@@thesavantart8480 There is a special way of knowing.
@@regnummer haaa so you dont know it ?
His parents are great parents! Let's take a moment to appreciate them
Totally agree!
And they also have another child with another type of aspergers who they cater for
They just need to wash there daughters hair
Amen 🙏
@@aarongriffiths4012 And you just need to learn the difference between 'their' and 'there". Also, check on the use of the apostrophe.
It's not just his parents that are amazing but his little sister too. You can see her worry in her face and actions. What a beautiful family!
“We’re looking for smart but casual” - Mom
“Yeah gifted, not weird” - Dad
Oh bless their hearts lol
Chelsea Lovelace 😂😂😂
yeah the dad is literally wearing jeans and a dress shirt/tie too 💀
When he said, something to the effect of: "History is just repeating the same mistakes but with better technology," I almost cried.
"I only have three friends"
Well, bud, you have more friends than I do.
this comment mean you have more than 3
@@Lscott-fk2sn What?
@@gsilvy4k570 HE SAID "THIS COMMENT MEAN YOU HAVE MORE THAN 3"!
Plot twist: his friends are imaginary friends
thats about 3 more than I have...
I'm not sure I've ever seen a more wonderful and inspiring set of parents. They love without smothering. They advise without commanding. They support without judging. And to do all this with no blueprint for a son so gifted, and also so challenged, is something that really deserves the utmost praise!
Also, honorable mention to the teacher as well. As someone who found himself stuffed in a similar program because of a physical disability, I can tell you firsthand that teachers like her are absolute unicorns. She's also one in a million.
And on top of being amazing parents to one brilliant child with his own challenges. They are wonderful parents to 3 children! Another one of which is also autistic. They put in such effort with their children. It's so amazing and admirable. I remeber once my biological parents were having the biggest fight in the living room. I hid in my room and just wailed crying. This was at like 13 as well. And my step dad came in and smacked me. He said, stop crying! And I stopped crying because I didn't want to be hit. I couldn't imagine having challenges like these children and having my parents to contend with.
"I can't read my handwriting so I put it down in diagrams"
Love this guy 😂😂😂
R u a girl though
@@gaymnaosiiw7077 There are no girls on the internet...
@@gaymnaosiiw7077 Shut up
Okay but like why do all of these genius kids have such high sarcasm levels😂 like they’re so sassy and savage🤣
Sarcasm is the lowest form of wit, yet the highest form of intelligence. Every smart kid I have ever met is savagely sarcastic.
@@TeacherToolkitDemo they was clearly not smart. They was acting smart. Kids do that all the time. To be sarcastic with out being able to keep that in mind. I think its only a kid with a lot of bagage from them who did this to him.
@@videos40058 ok mr know it all.
It's more so that we have no filter 😁
Its the only way to cope for them from seeing the world how it truly is
I have Aspergers and it wasn’t until I was in my fifties before I could master putting thoughts on paper. I’m now an author of nine novels. He needs a writing tutor. Someone to show him how to pull from his mind and place on the paper. Show him. Give him examples.
@@eleutheromania_is_fyhr_alt5098 😂😂
Are you volunteering?
*Actually, what he needs is what you finally got - life experience.*
@Officer Barbrady *Reddit is the NNTP sewer writ large.*
He is now 21 years old
My heart breaks for any child that doesn’t fit in. He has the most wonderful parents. What a lovely family
Fitting in isn’t necessary; just friends. He could make older friends like him. He needs confidence that he is okay being unique; Imho. There isn’t anything wrong with this young man. He’s adorable.
His dad just changed my life .... "if it upsets you, it's not worth doing it" . - thanks dad
“They seem like nice guys”
*shows clip of one kid beating the other*
lol i love british humor
when lol?
@@PepsiCubes 14.02
It's called play fighting
😂😂😂
"history only repeats itself.... The only difference is more advance technology"
thegemstone95 funny, that’s what stuck out to me as well...... that and the fact that only the mum baths.
I’m not a genius and I had realized that when I was fifteen
Let’s not hope for the worst to repeat.
"History is constantly repeating itself and we're constantly going through war, the only difference every time is more advanced technology." So true. Always heard the original saying growing up but times have changed.
History repeating itself that's an undeniable fact, but technology being more advanced that's still a claim to prove merely because we ignore a lot about ancient civilizations. For example, scientists say that with our modern technology we wouldn't be able to replicate the Giza pyramids with the same precision during the same period, so how they did it? That remains a mystery historians can't answer and only have theories they can't prove!
“They seem like nice guys”
*Camera pans to the kids beating each other*
😂😂😂
That's why they don't want to socialize with average kids😭 ! They were faking to be nice just to be on camera 🙄, sound like the majority of society.
Lol I’m weak 😂😂😂
new kid on the playground:
"i'm the genius here, seeeeeh . . . !
if there's maths to be done,
i'll be doing the maths here, seeeeeeh !
loved that casual shade
Hahaha! Exactly!
what a sweet kid... i really like him and his family.. and watching his sister comforting him while he was stressed out was so awesome... brought a tear to my eye.
Me too.
HIs parents are doing an amazing job managing his needs. They are both naturally loving and joyful which is crucial for any child growth. His head master is wonderful too.
Except for the part that they're hoarders 10:10
@@p_eabean they got a small stash of boxes in the attic that are neatly stacked and labelled. Are you ok?
@@illimited2 Small stash. Are you blind? 9:49 The kids had to step over a pile of things just to get in. "They are collectors, and they throw nothing away." Actually watch the video this time
I agree. I love this family and the Darland (I thought it was Darling!) headmaster
I think they are sort of giving him values that may give him anxiety when he grows up, his life is fragile, if he gets bullied, if his grades continue to decrease if he thinks he is failing his family or gonna become a hobo he'll probably freak out and slow down his progress and continue the cycle which is why his syndrome is actually quite negative the trade of being smart with numbers and logic but being blocked to express yourself when you need to. Humans are social he is social he needs to express himself so it can be quite damaging to a young teen.
When his sister hugged him as he had a panic attack, it melted my heart. I feel so bad for him, to be trapped in a world that you don't feel like you belong to is a very difficult thing to face.
Is your world perfect? are you also traped in something you are not being aware of?
This world isn’t perfect to be perfect in
@@PlagueSins we made it corrupted
@@PlagueSins we did we are making it corrupted each day we curse, lie, steal, and more.
@@PlagueSins if you are christain or in a religion then you know that we all corrupt
He is the real Young Sheldon. Amazing
His identity is being a genius, when he gets the lower Mark's, he loses his identity.
Yeah it's really bad parenting actually to have ridiculously high expectations for your child and tell them. They will fear failure and never take risks.
@@JLydecka It is not his parents expectations, it is Cameron's own expectations.
He is clever enough to see how he performs, so of course he expects to continue performing well in maths, or poorly in art. That is not bad parenting (did you miss where they were saying it doesn't matter & he is only young do has plenty of time to come back to the degree?) It is just a self aware intellegent person.
@@JLydecka I think you have issuses with listening to others bc it was made very clear that Cameron is the one with expectations of himself and not hes parents. Your the type of person that will never have a full healthy relationship with anyone bc u lack the ability to listen & observe
@mary sunshine lol listen to what is being said bc insinuating frigging child abuse is ridiculous. Cameroon is putting all the expectations on himself snd not hes parents
@@jaxxoceans3866 You're a lovely person
I know we are all watching this because of the teenage genius, but Cameron`s entire family is amazing and very admirable !!
the mom is so funny and cute
Thank you
My family’s great
Beautiful family
spot on, i love your comment ;-)
"I made a friend, he wasn't that popular and now I'm dragged down". I love this kid for his brutal honesty
Why? He wasn't popular either so two and two cancel each other out he should know that 🤔
They don’t have that social filter. I have a nephew who has Aspergers and he thinks and achieves in similar ways to Cameron.
When a young cousin of mine (who has severe mental and physical disabilities) got a trumpet for Christmas, he started to play it in front of everybody because he was so happy and proud. He wasn’t playing music, just making noises, but the whole big family was obviously very encouraging and positive.
Except my nephew...
Confused why everyone is praising what is obviously terrible, he ran up to the trumpet, stuck his fist in the horn, and screamed “That’s the most terrible music IVE EVER HEARD!!!!”
@@j.g.mcbell9494 That's totally too. Here everyone comments like living with a person who has Asperger's is only rainbow and sunshine and that's annoying for me, but we can be pretty brutal sometimes without wanting to hurt anyone of course.
@@j.g.mcbell9494 Maybe evolution invented them to prevent cults to form
@@NikolettaMuhari Hi Nikoletta. Thank you for your honesty.
"Most people my age do despise me."
*proceeds to dance*
lol
i had to send it to my friends that was hallarious
Time stamp?
Sometimes...... all you can do is.... dance🕺🕺🕺💥
@@amenetaka2419 bro you didn't even bother watching 2 minutes lol
"those girls have no standards, they listen to bieber"
Amelia Freimanis fair
My man just ended their career.
a jenius
😂
He is a genius
"I took mom's fashion advice, top button undone"
hahahaaa
Haha that’s adorable
Seriously warmed my heart.
Just lovely
Much cri mani waaa
"Can I do my math?"
"Not until you finish your WoW playthrough, son."
What is this alternate reality I'm witnessing!? Am I dead?
Haha I loved that part :D
Me, my kids were born to eat food. Keep them away from picky people and my kids will HAPPILY eat their veggies before candy any day. I have had rare days when a candy was presented and the kid really wants a carrot. No idea if my kids have aspergers. But how the boy of this story behaves, ...my son behaves in a similar way.
Andrés Real 😂😂
Andrés Real Ikr i felt like i was dissociating when i watched that
QueenBrunette The way he acts is very similar to my nephew, and he acts (and somehow looks) very similar to me… 🤔
Dad: "What happens if you fail your math test?"
Kid: "I become a hobo"
Bruh, somebody gotta teach this kid he'll be fine when he fails; it's a part of learning
He looks so uptight about the homework, like an adult almost on the edge of a nervous breakdown, but he’s a child,
talking about dr who*
Girl: you don't think he dies
Cameron: he can't die... he's earning BBC too much money
lmao this kid is something else
SpaceMvn xD
LOL IKR HILARIOUS
The problem for us "normal" people is we will never be able to truly understand their minds.
45:35 the kid banging his head made more sense.
He wasn't wrong, though!!
"History is constantly repeating itself and we're constantly going through war, the only difference every time is more advanced technology."
He's smart, sweet, funny without knowing and cares for his family so much! His dad is so awesome! And his mom. Makes me miss my dad a lot.
*And, he's just been told, he's got Asperger's Syndrome.*
_Oh._
Louis Cypher i cracked when he Said that
Oh.
makes so much sense
I was diagnosed twice. Its a harder diagnosis than people my collate however it helps people understand in a way what to say or do. Many of us have specific interest like me it is pure math- at 15 i had the opportunity to get an alevel in further maths.
I like that we are getting an opportunity to be shown!
I literally read this comment at the exact time it happened in the documentary lol
Honestly it's not that bad your normlly just really good at one thing mine was kinda 2 things history and my other was art then art turned into video games idk I kinda switch between them but history I ways always good at but honestly my reading comprehension sucks ass and I cant spell worth shit or do both but I can remember dates and tell you all about history maybe not now cause I been out of school a long while but if I got a refresher I could honestly loll
It hurts seeing a father struggle so much but still gives love and warm to his family against all odds!!!😊
"I have the social ability of a talking potato." Okay but actually me.
okay but actually
Except you probably don't have aspergers and you're not a genius so
@@Ch3dlan both assumptions so
@@david3wrightson684 Both statistically probable
@@david3wrightson684 no, i can tell, no one who's smart at all talks like a quirky tumblr girl
This just proves that everyone thinks differently and that the school system does not work for everyone. It is time to change
We don't learn the laws or how to get a job. Yet we are expected to not break the law and have a job. Seems legit.
Especially when we could be leaving super genius‘ behind.
Cliff Smith clearly not any of the ones available to him. But it’s sad that we have no curriculums for him. He’s not a normal human. He has a great potential to contribute to society. I Imagine in the near future we will better understand how to teach the rare among us.
They have speacial classes for a reason
@@liggerstuxin1 what is a normal human lol
My husband has Asperger's syndrome hes a programming genius.
Both of his parents are Asperger's aswell ,one is a doctor the other a micro biologist.
I love them all with every bit of my heart.
Twisted Frannie my father is a surgeon in New York City. I hv 3 surgeon 👨⚕️ cousins and 2 more are anesthesiologists.
Assburgers haha
@@jovanydenhoed4581 ,I'm going to guess that you're a child.
It’s really amazing how some people have brains that can achieve those levels
Twisted Frannie Either put down the phone or turn off the computer if you can’t handle someone making fun of your beloved husbands condition.
What a beautiful family and his amazing little sister. The look of concern and care on her face before she came over to console him brought a tear to my eye. Thanks for a wonderful video.
When he cried it broke my heart 🥺🥺🥺😭😭☹️☹️☹️💕💕💕💕
"I have the social ability of a talking potato." Me too Cameron, me too.
But he’s a genius and your not
@@PowerK1 you’re*
@@buscaquenoestoy Grammar ew
@@PowerK1 you say “grammar ew” when you used ‘’’he’s’’’
same
The highest achievement you can achieve is to be yourself in a world that tries to forever change you.
Exactly don't let the world change you change it for the better.
Wow so true
Parents are wonderful, we need more parents like these parents
How do we make him look smart?
Broadcasters: *Just add random numbers to the screen I don't know*
Yakoi Clan ur so funny 🤣🤣🤣
Ohk I laughed...u funny
@@elyneviana8829 GIRL, YOUR PFP IS THE SAME AS I HAVE ON INSTAGRAM
@@elyneviana8829 I just got a little starstruck 😂
put some graphs, some equations, random trigonometry, done
This was so awesome to watch. Cameron is such a great kid, and a massive part of that being his AWESOME parents and family life. Every genius needs a legit loving and super involved support system. Amazing job, parents.
Thank you so much for your kind comments. From Camerons parents:-)
@@alisoncassidy3255 I hope your family are doing well.
@@alisoncassidy3255 that's been the best part to watch!! Seriously amazing parents.
Every kid deserves that. just too bad they all can't.
😂😂 this kid can have a bunch of friends, his sense of humor is spot on!
Exactly his social skills are better than some people in my school which is sad for this generation.
When he is older he will have lots of friends
Yes
Being sassy doesn't make you nice to be around. It's one of the struggles of aspergers people. Sarcasm and humour is easy because it's logical and requires quick thinking.
Socializing requires gut feeling and attention to others.
@@MezziK i bet this will happen!
cameron is so self aware and receptive to constructive criticism and advice - so much more than many adults. he will go far:))) his parents also have such a great sense of humor with him and they all seem to know how to support each other in the right ways. amazing family!
I was already lost about 10 seconds into the coin question.
Brandon Cavormay we just coded it 😂 we are nowhere that level of genius to compute it in our heads 😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Same, normies.
was the answer 500 heads?
@@JANDR0 The answer was 31 Heads and 969 Numbers.
This family is so precious. He is a brilliant and special kid indeed. His parents has good parenting skills too. They're raising their children very well.
35:00 "In modern schools, you need an AK47"
The look on this kids face when he said that
Every american school ever basically
He is a delight! AND thank goodness for his wonderful, understanding and supportive parents. I wish you every success Cameron.
Not many parents can say “You can do you homework but if you get upset I’m making you play video games”
The parents are great.
“We’re looking for gifted, not weird”
*shruggs “how bout both?”
Love it!
20:11
His grades are slipping
13 YEARS OLD IN UNIVERSITY GETTING 70%
No you should be proud
my nigga im 18 and gettin 60 at uni fuckin pogchamp
man here cant even get a grade 4 in maths
@@FighterTCat lol, lies.
@@FighterTCat Who gave you the N-word pass? 😏
@@FighterTCat - You have a filthy mouth. Schooling certainly isn't helping you with honing your social skills.
I love this family and their attitude toward their children. The parents work really hard to satisfy every need that this genius has. I love the affection and interest shown from parent to child and child to parent
him having a breakdown over an assignment is so sad yet so relatable to watch :(
I'm gifted and autistic too, and this is too relatable. I panic over the smallest assignments which are related to ancient Greek (my biggest special interest and my greatest talent) I usually take one day to understand different concepts, so I'm used to moving fast. There are things though which I still need three or four days to fully get. Lately I've been panicking about the participles, because although my teacher sent me mails with the explanations, in different manners, it still took me too long to get. And I've had serious meltdowns because of this slow motion.
Now though I'm progressing fast again, and I'm already two years ahead of my classmates in the curriculum. I don't know. I can say ancient Greek is my biggest gift and biggest curse... 💚💚
It’s so relatable too
@@alejandroroldan6398 wow τα αρχαία είναι πολύ δύσκολα! Μπράβο σου!!!
@@kpopismyjam3472ω φίλε, ναι. Εστί ούν μεν χαλεπή δε και ή άριστη! Φιλώ αυτήν και μετά ταύτης δυναμαι τα νέα ελληνικά καταλάμβανειν :)
"Not much. I couldn't get to sleep. I was still worrying." *resumes sobbing*
What's worse was how his sister was just... staring in shock. Seeing him so vulnerable must've been an intimidating sight.
Anyone else want a documentary following his buddy Tim?
Bieber is an idiot.
the one using him as a human calculator? :)
Yeah!
@@timflippance3040 lol are you THE Tim?
Cameron is actually very handsome and the earring is making him even more charming
calm it r kelly
Haha
joS I’m dead😂😂😂😂
Bella Zh yes officer right here
_How old are ye_
Oh my gawd, he's so precious. I'm sure it's challenging for his parents but they're doing a great job and they must be so incredibly proud.
I'm not a math genius but I relate a lot to Cameron's struggle in explaining how an answer is reached in the mind.
“I have the social ability of a talking potato”
EDIT: thanks so much for the like 😁
literally me though
I would like to speak to a potato. Potatoes make some of the best food.
Can't be worse than me.
I wish a potato could talk to me. :D
@@Thron2111 your prayers have been answered.
this just shows you how important it is to have supportive and understanding parents
Few are. though nowadays, parents are better. I wish my parents had time for us, to even give us toys and books for birthday presents, and encourage reading.
This kid just needs time. He has great parents and a wonderful mind. He just needs some life experience and the rest will fall into place. I wonder how he is doing these days, hopefully he received that Masters Degree he wanted.
I agree. School isn’t just about academics- it’s about learning to work well with your peers and other important social skills. So glad my parents made the decision to not let me skip grades!
I hope he waited as the university prof suggested
@@nonamenoname2420 so true because academics does equal success. If he can't function in the adult world then his intelligence is pointless.
Yes he is so delightful, as is his family.
@@nintendoant88 Also if he gets sick of learning in a way that isn't ideal for his mind, it's very possible he gets fed up of maths in some years time and wastes a real gift. The University prof. was spot on and called it, he needs to do fun thinking problems that actually make sense to Cam, and in a way he can explain (like the puzzle he was given in the office), rather than just doing mindless sums that he needs to try and explain why they are, when they just are to him because maths is a rule set ingrained into Cam's way of thinking I assume.
He probably doesn't even need to work out some of the stuff he knows very well, it's probably almost hardwired into his logical thought processes, which makes trying to explain how you got there to an answer extremely frustrating, as we see Cam expressing in this video, and almost futile really when there's a much better way for him to learn that makes sense to him (which will make explaining it much easier and natural for him)! I have high hopes that with the uni prof looking out for him, he could achieve great things, and avoiding some of the possible educational pitfalls he faces as a smart young kid with ASD!
me: *being proud of my art degree*
Cameron: I'm about to ruin this man's whole career
😂😂😂
No, no, no and no 😂😂
LMAOAOAOAOA
There’s a lot of mathematics in the arts. He may have found satisfaction in arts if it was presented through related mathematical theory.
Klara G was thinking the same thing
i wonder what his opinions are on music
*abstract*
my answer was also matematics.. It shows how much of a genius he really is. I fell confused alot.
@@baddieexox I agree, I loved starting music at a young age and learnt fractions in cello before in my math lessons
"In modern schools you don't need a friend, You need an AK47"
Lol, that kid is a troll
It shows how children feels in schools even if in another country who doesnt have alot of school shootings.
when? time stamp?
@@PepsiCubes 34:53
guns at school?? when i was a kid, we brought frogs to school..
u bring a frog to school now, somebody'd shoot it! -jeff foxworthy
That would've gotten him suspended from an american school VERY quickly. We don't fuck around with that kind of thing.
The Bieber conversation was hilarious.... they both can't understand the hype 😂😂😂
i agreed with them i was like they are normal ...
Cam: he's torturing us with his music!
H😂😂😂😂 baby baby ohhhh
I didn't understand it either ...
This guy's brain is really incredible; that puzzle with the coins near the beginning of the video for example. I paused the video, thought about it for some time, got out a pen and paper, worked through the first 8 examples for smaller cases, came up with a conjecture, tried to prove it rigorously, before eventually coming up with a hand wavy justification that I understood for why it worked that. All in all, I think it took me about 20 minutes to get to an answer. Play the video again, and Cameron stumbles a couple of times, then manages to get to the correct answer just by working it through in his head. His brain must be working so fast for all of that to happen; it probably took him less than a minute, all without writing a single symbol. That's extraordinary, and I hope that people can appreciate that fact.
The problem with bright Asperger's kids is that they are not emotionally more mature than their age and often less mature socially and emotionally. So letting them get so far ahead of their emotional maturity just produces stress. My son is also very bright at maths and has mild Asperger's. He struggled to explain his work as a young teen. We held him back a bit until he was more mature and then he was suddenly able to do it on his own. We also decided he should not go to university until he was the age for it. I'm glad we kept him with his age peers as he worked on his social abilities, learned to write extremely well (his weakness), learned to act in plays, learned to play the guitar and then went to university without us having to supervise it. He's now 22, finishing an Engineering degree and a fairly well-adjusted young man who works hard, cares for his 81 year old grandmother and now has a 20 year old girlfriend he met at university. We let our daughter start university a year early as she is very well adjusted socially and very mature, so I'm not saying no child should do university early, but this boy was not coping with the university level work and it is mostly because he is not mature enough emotionally to understand that he has to do what is asked. Up to now he has breezed through his work. He doesn't have the coping skills and experience to apply himself. He needs to go back to his age group and work through school, probably in classes for advanced kids, but he needs to stay with his age group to develop a more rounded set of skills.. They asked if it his age or his Aspergers... from my experience it is definitely his age!!!
My heart broke to see him panicking and crying over his university assignment. :'(
He has never failed so it is confusing to him.
idk wther to be proud that we live within a mile
@@dantdm9740 wow
honestly i relate to him so much. i get being frustrated that you can't do something correctly after years of being the best in something you're passionate about.
@Bo Sann (My autism-train got a new passenger now wooooo) But jokes aside, I totally agree with you. I can literally see how his stress turns into a full meltdown. But I'm glad his parents stand by his side and support him. I wish I had parents like them: trying to calm you down, sitting next to you, listening closesly etc.
The fact that he hates Bieber makes me like him so much more.
That's his plan
Yeah xD
If he wasn't a mathematician he could be a comedienne. He is absolutely hilarious. Such a great sense of humour and a truly lovely human being from a great family. I almost nearly died laughing at the break through comment by his friend Tim about the AK47. Nearly fell off my chair.
A comedienne!
Could be easily my bestie😂😂😂😂
the funniest part LOOOOOOOL
*I have a social ability of a talking potato*
Nice to know I have something in common with a genius
I don't think he could ask for better parents, such lovely family dynamics, my heart! Bless his whole family
my guy really blamed sports days on capitalism
"genius"
lmao
Sports Events and days = money, The owners have sports days because of the capital they make. So whos wrong you or the kid.
@@TheAbdi9312 you're an idiot too
Sports are boring anyway
His little sister consoling him is just too precious! Alot of moms and dads and children could benefit from this style of parenting - genius kid or not.
Thank you professor for taking the time to talk to his family, for getting him to think about life quality not accumulating certificates.
When your mind is full of “maths,” it’s hard to think about socially complex matters. It’s okay kid. You are brilliant, and you will attract like minded people.
When his sister hugged him as he had a panic attack, it melted my heart. I feel so bad for him, to be trapped in a world that you don't feel like you belong to is a very difficult thing to face.
if he doesn't commit suicide first.
“Don’t apologize for being the smartest in the room”
There's different types of smart.
Don't let your work take over your life
@@JJ-iq8mi Ah yes, so everyone can be equal again..
As a person with Asperger’s syndrome myself, I can relate to those panic attacks. Though I am more interested in art and I talk about it too much. But, please stop treating us differently. As we are people too. But, we think differently than others. If you get to accept and understand us more, we are actually very nice people.
I was having one along with him! xD Mby one day when he's grown some more, he decides to draw some mathematical shapes, and realizes there's art in maths too. Who know :), he's still only young (mby he never likes it, my cousin doesn't like music still in his 40's, and that blows my mind as it's my passion - there's also A LOT of maths in music too if you look lol). ;)
Around 13:15 when he was meeting the boys in the park...my anxiety level increased for him. You can see the prey/predator dynamic going on there. They recognize prey. Easy prey. If the cameras weren’t there...I wonder...
This boy needs to get his ego checked. If you walk into any place and immediately start showing off about your mathematical prowess, you're gonna make enemies.
Dude I was looking for a comment on this because I have noticed this very well
I worried also.
Lox Tyrrell he’s not saying it to show off. He has Aspergers which means he doesn’t conform to social norms, he doesn’t understand that other people don’t want to know about his achievements
@@ScarlettwyvernMC yes but for him to make new friends he needs to be taught this.
“I have the social abilities of a *talking potato*”
*mOoD*
He's so self aware it's hilarious.
Me lol
Mr. Potatohead: Am I a joke to you?
@@twizack22 Lol
"He is struggling", 70/100 *cries*
Me: 50/100 "JESUS I was praised by thy words"
and you know why he cries? because everyone gives too much attention, he just want show up how smart he is and when he strugles he cries. Maybe he is genius at math but overall I don't know...
@@redragon9588 you got no idea what ur talking about lol. he cries because he performed worse than ever before, and once you get used to excellence, the transition to actually struggling with subject matter is a huge shock so obviously he is upset.
@@k3rc4 this half of my point what I had in mind.
@@k3rc4 and you can clearly see how he tries to look even smarter than he is
He was told to repeat that he would end up as nothing but a hobo and a homeless dude and other shit if he got bad grades. WONDER why he cries.
He just doesn’t know he likes art yet! He was having sm fun rhyming, doing martial arts, and expressing comedy!! and he was so creative using his imagination! So sweet🥺🥺
Seems like nice guys
*starts beating each other*
That's the kind of nice boy
25:47 "and well half of the girls have low standards" Im dying 😂😂
That was always my favourite half.
@@rasputinswalloper475 xd only ones that like me
I mean half of them are obsessed with that 'Bieber'
Never seen a parent ground a kid from doing their homework
That's it! Straight to the playstation, now Mr!
He is so special. I noticed that He is very self-conscious and mature, and that's very important. He knows his pros and cons.
this kid is hilarious i would be his friend tf
me 3
He is blessed with such BRILLIANT PARENTS!! 💓💓💓
hes such a sweetheart though, like actually.
Cameron is brilliant. I wish him all the luck in the world. The family is extremely close, affectionate, loving and structured. Even the sister comforted his brother when he cried. This is an example of how families should be. With this kind of love, emotional and physical strength in the family, I trust that Cameron will make it far in life. 👌🏽🙏🏼💯🥰
me when I win the game of Kahoot
Cant relate
I never win kahoot só i would t know 😂😂
...So then I said "You can have 3.5789*10^20, but you can't go beyond 10^99!"
*laughs in math*
This entire video has me feeling like Penny from tbbt... think I've found the Sheldon of the comment section 😂
Mary Bell Well aren't you a QT3.14?
Dark Vulcan 4343434343434343434343434334
25:55 when he said
'no wonder i cant get a girlfriend because of Bieber'
i laughed so hard
Kid also said "Kill bieber" got some issues
@@lukie302 at least he doesnt talk about hitler and is obsesed of suiside like most normal kids these days
true @@bimbotm5789
I would rather kill bts and Bieber
i'm 22 and in my last year of uni (I only left school a few years ago and things were very different) is that really what most kids talk about now? Like in what way do kids talk about Hilter?
what country are you from also?
This young man could not have had better parents and his new teacher is so supportive and just extraordinary at her job.