I am colorblind so I can explain. We as colorblind people it doesn't means that we see just black and white. What you call purple is also purple for us but we see it in a different tone. When we confuse colors what happens is that those 2 colors we see them in a very similar tonality so we get to confuse them. In general he knows all the colors but now with the glasses he could distinguish them.
I've been watching videos of colorblind people seeing colors for the 1st time and deaf people hearing sounds for the 1st time and im literally bawling my eyes. Such a nice videos to make us realize that there's so much to appreciate and to be thankful for.
I can’t believe all the colourblind people are horrible scammers and killers of dreams 😢😢 What disingenuous piles of garbage …. All fake 😢 what a shame…. At least the hearing for the first time are genuine and actually work 😅
@@carolinedebuyer2140Inherited colorblindness, also called color vision deficiency, has no cure today. But for some people with milder forms of red-green colorblindness, specially formulated color-correcting eyeglasses may improve contrast between some colors. The results vary depending on the type and extent of a person’s color vision deficiency. That means it doesn't help the colorblinded. A big scam!
So many different tones and tints connected to just ONE color! Hard to explain some of those different shades to someone seeing colors for the first time. That cream colored “thing” inside the flower is a stamen ! 😅 To me, not color blind, it looks more like yellow, a light shade.
@@tnxjesus same god who curses people to be blind for life? And let everyone else who was colorblind miss out on the beauty of the world for thousands of years until these glasses were invented?
Every time I see a grown man get publicly emotional like this I have a wave of emotion too because we are taught to be strong and push that feeling away as boys so I know just how much it means to show that
Definitely! The guy at 18:21 still has some growing to do and it sucks that all those people around him wouldn't let him express his true emotions for fear of being made fun of.
Do you know what purple means? It is the last color of the rainbow and it means I will trust and love you forever(or for a long time lol I can't remember which) -note: if u understand what I mean, borahae~ and if not that's okay, it's an ARMY thing lol.
"Wait... What color is this??" "What?? THAT'S yellow??" "Is this purple? THIS IS PURPLE?? ;0;" To hear simple questions/exclamations coming from adults is so pure and heart warming. T0T
Purple is a common problem color with color blindness because it contains red and blue - common types of color blindness. So if the person is deficient in either color, purple doesn't look purple. If blue deficient it appears more a muddy red, if red deficient then it appears dull blue. I always love how they fall in love with the color purple, one guy said it best - "I can see why purple is considered the royal color!" Because they have never seen that color in any variation before.
Yeah, I found it really hear warming too when he followed that up with the comment that he, "ain't gonna cry b/c [he] ain't no bitch." He went from a color blind person to a color blind a**hole. Lovely.
I had blured vision for years when I was younger. When I got my first pair of glasses I was so amazed how sharp my sight was. I can imagine how these good people feel .
This is the one!!!when i can remember when I first put on glasses for the very first time like it was a couple hours ago it was so incredible everything was so much different cuz I needed glasses cuz everything was fuzzy to me,and appeared larger then what it actually was it I thought it was completely normal until I found out needed glasses
Remember being able to see the individual leaves on a tree at a distance? Just... how beautiful the world can be once you see it properly. Knew the trees outside (fur trees) had individual needles, but my first pair of glasses, seeing the individual branches and needles rather then it being a tree shaped blob...
I'm myopic but refrain from wearing glasses or contact lenses...i don't wanna get used to sharp vision...i prefer my own "blury" vision...i imagine all people better looking from a distance...
@@gabrymine7188 oh sorry dude that's on disability that I wouldn't want not that I would want anyone of them but if I had to pick one to live totally not picking that theres other disability that's not that bad so yeah anyways hope u get a colorblind glasses one day
I loved that comment so much ❤️ l said a similar thing when l first got my reading glasses and l noticed the tiny flowers in our new light fittings and l picked them out lol
I was hanging there until the last clip of that little boy. When he started to cry I just couldn't keep it up anymore. I cried like a little baby. And I'm a grown ass man.
Dan P I am red-green colour blind but can see colour. I just see it differently to you. Colour is effectively only a description of what you see. Completely “black” blind people who have been so from birth have no concept of colour because you only imagine what red or green or blue look like in your mind after having been told what you actually see is called one of those colours...
@@ei9841 Please explain to me the rationale of a meth addict, as you are correct in assuming I haven't tried meth. Why would someone take something that, if continued will lead to the eventual demise of their social life, their friendships, and even their own life? Just for a bit of enjoyment? It doesn't make sense to me.
@@The_Dapper_Millennial Meth makes your dopamine receptors go off like crazy, producing extremely high levels of dopamine. We get dopamine for doing things like eating, drinking, sleeping, going on your phone... etc. Once you experience the amount of dopamine from smoking meth nothing else comes close, you become less motivated to do a lot of other important things. If you'd like to hear shit from an meth addict look up CG kid.
Unfortunately, these glasses do not actually allow these people to see the colors they're blind to. It's just like a phone app photo filter, but makes the colors they can't see more distinguishable. Unfortunately, these glasses are hyped up way beyond what they do in reality.
@@omsmada "hyped way beyond what they do in reality" yeah, tell that to those people who cried just by using them. We know these don't cure color blindness, but it's something for those people. It isn't going to work for everyone, because glasses can only do much, but it still deserves a lot of praises, because of how practical it is.
@@omsmada but obviously works well enough to bring grown men to tears. That speaks volumes. And you have invented what? Yes, it doesn’t “cure” those who are color blind but it does work for some. Better than nothing. Just like cochlear implants.
It has me a little confused because I'm not colorblind but I guess I am seeing the colors differently because they pointed at that guys shirt and said it was purple....it looks completely blue to me. And before they said the foam board thing was pink.... but it looked white to me.
I wonder how it feels to see a color we've never seen before -- like how humans only see a small portion of the wave spectrum. I can't even imagine what a new color would look like.
Omg ya me too cus at the moment we can’t even imagine a coulee we can’t see and so then just seeing it all of a sudden must be the trippiest things ever
Seeing this reminds me of my first LSD experience. It's pretty much like I didn't see color before, everything gets more vibrant and colorful it's crazy
People with tetrachromacy see more colors than most people. It’s far more prevalent in women than men (pretty much the other end of the spectrum from red-green colorblindness, which is far more prevalent in men).
At school I did a blindfold test everyone was blindfolded and when my blindfold was removed it was so bright and overwhelming I think this is what they see!!!
Love the guy and his friend in the parking lot at 18:36. His reaction was so genuine. His friend did it the right way, quietly without fanfare to give him time to absorb what was happening. Seems like no one can do a good deed anymore without making it a production for likes. So glad his friend gave him that gift. That’s real brotherly love for your fellow man.
Honestly if this was me I would just leave the glasses in a nice glasses case and say “tada I bought you a new pair of glasses. Try em on” and just watch the awe in their face
There are several components to treating poor sight at home. One resource I found which succeeds in merging these is the Great Gazer Fix (google it if you're interested) it's the best blueprint i've heard of. Check out the amazing info .
You will go your whole life and not meet a Woman who is Colour Blind. It's around 12% of Men , like me , and of the Men that are Colour Blind it's 98% Green/Red/Brown :)
I too would do that. But first, I would take them to say a zoo or a botanical garden or even a little kid's colorful birthday party so that they can really be surprised =)
4:40 that giggle is so precious. It's like he is young boy all over again discovering the world around him. I love when people film this kind of stuff. Seeing that child like wonder come from an adult is so rare. We tend to get so jaded and cynical about life, especially with everything going on in the world today. It's really refreshing to watch stuff like this.
@@shishinonaito Not about color perception. Being normal is being in the norm. It's a statistical thing, no more, no less. It doesn't imply good, right, or acceptable. It's normal to want to hurt things from time to time, and it's normal to see color like most do. So, the color blind aren't normal. Don't attach negativity to it.
Nobody gets it, gets the impact, until the tears come. Then you realize just how diminished the visual world has been for these people. That last young man just reacted-he had no social filter and simply was overcome. So sweet.
@@XenoDrake Colorblindness is a sex-linked recessive trait, this means that it is carried on the X chromosome and not the Y chromosome. The reason for this is because the X chromosome carries a lot more DNA than the Y so males get a lot of their traits from their mother while their father only supplies the coding to become male and some other traits. So a female with XX can have the colorblindness trait on one X and still see color since the other X will override the recessive x. Males on the other hand only have a single X, so whatever is displayed by the X whether colorblindness or not, the male will display that trait, since there is nothing from the Y chromosome to override the recessive x. This is reason why a lot of hereditary diseases are displayed more often in males than females. Another example of this is hemophilia, which is the inability to clot blood.
@@SnailKingGY Huh. Interesting. I heard of a guy that was saved from AIDS as hemophiliac because someone in his long ago DNA ran across something a lot like it before.
Last boy broke my heart. Loved how when he started crying quietly, whoever was filming lost focus because they went to hug him. Goes on to say that living a moment is much more important than any video you can capture...
I love how these glasses come in so many styles. They never look out of place on the person’s face, and you can tell it‘s a gift that a lot of love and thought goes into.
@@ace-x6m why did this comment come across to you as people being negative? It was just an observation about a single clip. No one ever said it wasn't great that he could see colors properly. I happen to agree with the observation, too. Dumb place to have him experience such an awesome moment.
“A sight for sore eyes To the blind would be awful majestic It would be the most beautiful thing That they ever had seen It would cause such surprise It would make all of their minds electric How could anyone tell them That some things are not what they seem?” -Wax Fang
as an artist this really gets me, I can't imagine how incredible it must be to see colors you've never been able to distinguish before. The little variations in the world is what makes it beautiful, Im so glad that these are available to people now
When a person becomes an artist,over time that artist learns more and more over the years to open up and really see those vibrant colors in the most beautiful light and also see more of it around them...they also get a new outlook on life because of it,really...
It's amazing to see how emotional the response to colour is every time. Colour is important to life! I'm happy to see these people being able to see it for the first time.
I remember someone saying that the big reason that deaf people cry when hearing for the first time is how overwhelming it is rather than happiness alone, I imagine that this experience is similar.
Exactly, and the people shoving cameras in their face the moment they experience this...I mean, come on! And stop asking them "WHAT DO YOU SEE?" Just let them breath for a second.
Many years ago I was with a friend who was born deaf, but as a college student received a hearing implant. I was with her when it was first turned on - I will never forget her tears of joy. It was very overwhelming and took a long time to adjust, but the quality of her life just shot up like a rocket!
As someone who is losing his vision, I'm thankful to God for all that I got to see, and am very thankful to God for the gift of color these people now have. To the inventor of these glasses, thank you!
I feel mine is starting to go more and more and nothing can fix it i had a test done 10 years ago the said 25 percent of my left eye was already dead its a bit lazy because of that and as a kid it was hard to deal with and not have any answers but for the last 10 years if some one notices or asks im able to explain it to them and then its as if i dont have some crazy eye anymore i have an eye trying to center the view with what it has to work with
@@Sir_Isaac_Newton_ I feel sorry for you. I truly do pity you. You're here mocking yet have absolutely no idea what I'm talking about. I hope someday you'll open your spiritual eyes and realize that this life is more than just flesh and blood.
As someone who has always seen color fine I found the fellow at 15:55 really helped me understand what colorblindness is like. Remarkable. I hope wherever these folks are they are enjoying a more vibrant and colorful world.
Me too!! Lots of tears! I'm an artist: my world revolves around color; colors are the tools of my trade! I cannot begin to imagine not being able to see color (for me it is terrifying 🤯). Have you ever watched "The Wizard of Oz" movie? It starts off black and white. When the house drops on the wicked witch , still in black and white, and Dorothy wakes up, everything is in color! Imagine seeing black and white your entire life, then waking up one morning and EVERYTHING is in color. Can you imagine how profound, how life changing that would be!?! Truly amazing 😁
It made me realize I had taken my sight for granted. I never appreciated seeing colors, flowers, grass, trees and peanut butter. I am blessed. I really need to stop complaining and appreciate life more. Have a nice day 😊
Никогда не была знакома с человеком который не видит все краски цвета. Слышать конечно слышала, что есть такие люди, но не встречала! И как же я радуюсь вместе с ними, и плачу от этой радости за них! Я представляю что для них, увидеть впервые мир разноцветным,таким красивым! Эта радость счастья переполняет их сердца и душу! Это как будто выйти из темницы на свет! И действительно не передать словами эмоции этих людей, это надо просто видеть как это трогательно выглядит! Браво тем людям кто создал такую внешне нам привычную вещь как очки, но линзы сотворили чудо подарив людям красоту мира в цвете!👍😊🥰
Being born able to see all color, I cannot imagine the pure surge of emotion seeing different colors for the first time would be. I'm so glad these videos exist to spread the happiness these glasses bring even further.
Well, we don't see all colours, imagine seeing UV or infrared in real life? I would be as happy as they're, cause all flowers and birds, all have more colours no human can see.
They would probably notice the tone shift before putting them on unless you figured out exactly which color and tone they'd mistake for the same color as your skin.
I love these videos. I'm so happy that people can experience what we take for granted everyday. I wish they would had these back when my great grandmother was alive.
I remember my best friends first time seeing colour, he said the first thing he did we look directly at the colour of my eyes to see how different it was. I really couldn’t help but start crying- I felt so honoured, I was so happy my eyes were the first thing he saw.... But- he..... he left me not even 4 weeks later, he got hit by a car and I never got to see him again- 4 weeks after his first ever time seeing how beautiful the world is in colour.... and after he left me, his family told me he was going to ask me to be his girlfriend. It hurts so much to think about him- I miss him so much.
I was smiling when I read the first sentence, but when I pressed read more and saw what had happened.. I’m so sorry for your loss. Only seeing the Earth’s true colors for a month. And then finding out he was going to ask you to be his girlfriend :(( I’m sure he’s peacefully waiting for you in Heaven. I’m sorry for you and everyone else who was affected by his death.
@@caitlinl1269 If women want men to respect how they express their emotions they need to respect how men and boys express their emotions. They are not evil or "malfunctioning" when they don't tend towards express emotions like women. The same as women as a group are not "malfunctioning" when then don't express logic reason or assertive behavior like men.
My heart is so, SO full watching this. Sometimes it can be such a beautiful world when you zoom into the small gifts this world can give us. Something as simple as color can change someone's life, and I am here for that joy.
I would love too get these for my grandpa but the rest of my family think it's a stupid idea. I'm going too try to save up regardless and get this for him! Edit: I have yet to get the glasses due to covid sadly, but I'm just now getting back to work and plan on getting them for him near Christmas time. 😊
it’s amazing how the things we most take for granted are the exact things the invoke such an emotional response within others who don’t have it. Hearing for the first time, seeing colors correctly, all of it. it’s absolutely amazing.
I'd love to see someone put them on half way through an acid trip. 🤣🤣🤣 edit: found someone putting them on without knowing th-cam.com/video/5qWsPyJE6PQ/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=InPurrGalactic
:') I don't know why, but watching these people get to have something that seems so simple to most of the world and we take for granted makes me tear up. I'm so happy for them.
These are my favorite videos to watch on TH-cam. It makes me so emotional to see others experience something as small as seeing color that we take for granted.
We who are not colorblind are so incredibly privileged to be able to see the vast array of color in our world. To a colorblind person, they see the world differently but the way they see the world is not different to them, so to suddenly be able to "see" color, I can only imagine for them would be an incredibly emotional experience. Being told your whole life that what you see is wrong, or being made fun of for it, or experiencing hardships or rejection from certain activities based on what you cannot see is very difficult for a lot of colorblind people. For those that want the opportunity (and can afford it), I hope that it does bring with it a measure of joy to be able to see a different reality.
I love when they get emotional but the second one was awesome to me, the guy is just mindblown and interested and you can tell he's noticing the small details now it's so precious.
After watching this, I realized that we don’t appreciate the small things enough
True
Crazy Stopid Funny so true!! This is such a wonderful video!! I’m so happy for all of them!!
Absolutely
I do
Exactly... I need to stop taking everything for granted 😭 it’s literally the biggest gift in life to be born ”healthy”.
I like the guy who actually read the instruction manual
Gotta know how to put on glasses
@@em-rc6yc gotta catch 'em all
Awww I want to hug him!
He was cool and funny with the joke about dead brunches ;7
Same
I am colorblind so I can explain. We as colorblind people it doesn't means that we see just black and white. What you call purple is also purple for us but we see it in a different tone. When we confuse colors what happens is that those 2 colors we see them in a very similar tonality so we get to confuse them. In general he knows all the colors but now with the glasses he could distinguish them.
thanks for the imformation. i had always thought that colorblind people only see black and white
@True North Strong & Free yep! I confuse 80% of the times and strange but I confuse green with brown and pink with gray.
@@Mel-ps6px i have the same type of colourblindness, i always thought the trunk of a tree was green...
José Manuel Cervantes There should be one that makes it so we can see what you see would be interesting and bring attention to it.
I have trouble to see the difference between yellow and lightgreen and between red and brown.
I've been watching videos of colorblind people seeing colors for the 1st time and deaf people hearing sounds for the 1st time and im literally bawling my eyes. Such a nice videos to make us realize that there's so much to appreciate and to be thankful for.
They colorblind videos are fake
@@murrayshekelberg9754an expert
I can’t believe all the colourblind people are horrible scammers and killers of dreams 😢😢
What disingenuous piles of garbage ….
All fake 😢 what a shame….
At least the hearing for the first time are genuine and actually work 😅
Absolument pas, elles sont réelles, mais malheureusement certains daltoniens ne peuvent pas en bénéficier.
@@carolinedebuyer2140Inherited colorblindness, also called color vision deficiency, has no cure today. But for some people with milder forms of red-green colorblindness, specially formulated color-correcting eyeglasses may improve contrast between some colors. The results vary depending on the type and extent of a person’s color vision deficiency. That means it doesn't help the colorblinded. A big scam!
This made me realize how lucky we are in how beautiful our world is 💕
Yeah,such a beautiful world with the lack of the abilities to watch it properly,all thanks to the GREAT FUCKING ALLMIGHTY 🙂
@@shahriararko1918 huh ?
lili ks he went south
But people don't see all colours :P
Ikr
There's something so wholesome about a grown man asking "what color is that?"
You are obviously rogue agent because agents don't have feelings
Agreed. Good man
How tf did he know what blue even looked like that’s what I don’t get
@@juicewrld5115 I might be wrong but I heard some people can roughly differentiate certain colours just from the shade
Thank you for your service 🙏
There's stuff inside of this flower....awe
😭
That melted my heart ❣️
Yeah, because clearly you'd have to see color to know what pollen is. Pfft.
Devin Paul he meant the other colour inside the flower you miserable fucking prick
*u*
Hats off to the family who made a color chart for their loved one, identifying all the colors. Smart move!
So many different tones and tints connected to just ONE color! Hard to explain some of those different shades to someone seeing colors for the first time. That cream colored “thing” inside the flower is a stamen ! 😅 To me, not color blind, it looks more like yellow, a light shade.
just wait till they go to a botanical garden, zoo, aquarium or art exhibition there gonna so freakin stoked!! or the paint section in a store
They would all be like
NANI, MY LIFE WAS ALL A LIE, THIS IS THE TRUTH
That would be a wonderful video to watch! Just them discovering all of the colors they never saw before!
Fireworks. A rainbow. A sunset.
This comment , and the comments added made me smile . Ya’ll are lovely ❤️
A Jackson Pollock painting will blow their minds.
I've realized watching grown men cry at the beauty of the world makes me incredibly happy.
It speaks to the glory of the true and living GOD.
Yes! Absolutely!❤
@@tnxjesus nothing makes me feel more grateful than watching them see the glory of His creation like i see it
@@tnxjesus same god who curses people to be blind for life? And let everyone else who was colorblind miss out on the beauty of the world for thousands of years until these glasses were invented?
Kinda creepy but yeah ig
The first old guy tried so hard to hold his emotions back
Baby Boomer
So did I and I lost.
his reaction was my fav :)
I WISH ONE OF THEM WOULD GIVE HIM A HUG
Yes, he was my fave I think.
Every time I see a grown man get publicly emotional like this I have a wave of emotion too because we are taught to be strong and push that feeling away as boys so I know just how much it means to show that
Definitely! The guy at 18:21 still has some growing to do and it sucks that all those people around him wouldn't let him express his true emotions for fear of being made fun of.
I like how everyone is shocked when they see purple. Purple truly is the best color. So vivid, soft and pleasing, yet powerful at the same time.
💜
My favorite color is green but yeah, purple is objectively the best
Do you know what purple means? It is the last color of the rainbow and it means I will trust and love you forever(or for a long time lol I can't remember which)
-note: if u understand what I mean, borahae~ and if not that's okay, it's an ARMY thing lol.
Sorry im blue all the way
Yes 💜
"Wait... What color is this??"
"What?? THAT'S yellow??"
"Is this purple? THIS IS PURPLE?? ;0;"
To hear simple questions/exclamations coming from adults is so pure and heart warming. T0T
Purple is a common problem color with color blindness because it contains red and blue - common types of color blindness. So if the person is deficient in either color, purple doesn't look purple. If blue deficient it appears more a muddy red, if red deficient then it appears dull blue.
I always love how they fall in love with the color purple, one guy said it best - "I can see why purple is considered the royal color!" Because they have never seen that color in any variation before.
Yeah, I found it really hear warming too when he followed that up with the comment that he, "ain't gonna cry b/c [he] ain't no bitch." He went from a color blind person to a color blind a**hole. Lovely.
@@purselmer5931 difference between having fun and being an asshole. And you, my friend, are the asshole.
Purselmer hes with a group of friends and they’re having fun. You are the asshole bud.
@@purselmer5931 non sense
I had blured vision for years when I was younger. When I got my first pair of glasses I was so amazed how sharp my sight was. I can imagine how these good people feel .
This is the one!!!when i can remember when I first put on glasses for the very first time like it was a couple hours ago it was so incredible everything was so much different cuz I needed glasses cuz everything was fuzzy to me,and appeared larger then what it actually was it I thought it was completely normal until I found out needed glasses
Yes! I was so astounded by how beautiful the rafters in the WalMart were 😂
@@stacimarie3 the cars was something else too💀😂😂
Remember being able to see the individual leaves on a tree at a distance? Just... how beautiful the world can be once you see it properly. Knew the trees outside (fur trees) had individual needles, but my first pair of glasses, seeing the individual branches and needles rather then it being a tree shaped blob...
I'm myopic but refrain from wearing glasses or contact lenses...i don't wanna get used to sharp vision...i prefer my own "blury" vision...i imagine all people better looking from a distance...
No matter how many times you see videos like this, it seems like each one is the first time. It never gets boring.
"Is green still your favorite color?" Asking the questions we all want to know.
What is green? can i eat it? Lol (i am colorblind do not hate thanks)
@@gabrymine7188 lies
@@glocktucked741 tell me, why would i lie on being colorblind, it doesn't have a point, bruh
@@gabrymine7188 oh sorry dude that's on disability that I wouldn't want not that I would want anyone of them but if I had to pick one to live totally not picking that theres other disability that's not that bad so yeah anyways hope u get a colorblind glasses one day
@@glocktucked741 thank you :D
4:37 "Oh my gosh, there's stuff inside this flower?! HAHA!!" I felt that
It's my favorite part. Notice little things in life
Loved that!
I loved that comment so much ❤️
l said a similar thing when l first got my reading glasses and l noticed the tiny flowers in our new light fittings and l picked them out lol
My favorite ❤
thank you so much
I was hanging there until the last clip of that little boy. When he started to cry I just couldn't keep it up anymore. I cried like a little baby. And I'm a grown ass man.
Me too!!!
Me three 😭😂
Crying is ok. Even if you're a grown ass man. My husband cried at UP.
Omg same! I thought I was gonna make it to the end but the flood gates opened 😭
Pure joy!!
Poor guy! I wish he had these glasses when he was younger! I'm so happy for you Papa!! 😢❤👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤💙💚💛💜💜💛❤💚💙💚❤💛💜
Seeing people who are colour blind and watching them see colour for the first time, genuinely melts my heart. Incredible.
Dan P I am red-green colour blind but can see colour. I just see it differently to you. Colour is effectively only a description of what you see. Completely “black” blind people who have been so from birth have no concept of colour because you only imagine what red or green or blue look like in your mind after having been told what you actually see is called one of those colours...
Well technically it doesn't 'genuinely' melt your heart
"The most intoxicating drug in life is merely life itself."
We don't realize what we have a lot of times.
You haven't tried meth then ma boy
@@ei9841 Please explain to me the rationale of a meth addict, as you are correct in assuming I haven't tried meth.
Why would someone take something that, if continued will lead to the eventual demise of their social life, their friendships, and even their own life?
Just for a bit of enjoyment?
It doesn't make sense to me.
Zach Davis r/woooosh
@@thewendigo9263 no u
@@The_Dapper_Millennial Meth makes your dopamine receptors go off like crazy, producing extremely high levels of dopamine. We get dopamine for doing things like eating, drinking, sleeping, going on your phone... etc. Once you experience the amount of dopamine from smoking meth nothing else comes close, you become less motivated to do a lot of other important things. If you'd like to hear shit from an meth addict look up CG kid.
"...there are stuff inside the flowers?" -- that is the moment I decided I need to stop complaining about my life.
That hit me so hard I had to pause the video. I too need to stop complaining.
@@doe4638 the way he whispered creme like it was a precious 💎 😭
We are blessed to see beauty everyday
They even did not have basic biology course about plants at school. Shame on the global predictor and their West.
Me too 🥺
That was a moment for me, too.
It blows me away to see how taken in they get and how life altering it is. The babies that get glasses or hearing devices bring tears to my eyes.❤
"What kind of colors do you see?"
kid: "good ones"
OMG!
Unfortunately, these glasses do not actually allow these people to see the colors they're blind to. It's just like a phone app photo filter, but makes the colors they can't see more distinguishable. Unfortunately, these glasses are hyped up way beyond what they do in reality.
@@omsmada "hyped way beyond what they do in reality" yeah, tell that to those people who cried just by using them. We know these don't cure color blindness, but it's something for those people. It isn't going to work for everyone, because glasses can only do much, but it still deserves a lot of praises, because of how practical it is.
@@omsmada but obviously works well enough to bring grown men to tears. That speaks volumes. And you have invented what? Yes, it doesn’t “cure” those who are color blind but it does work for some. Better than nothing. Just like cochlear implants.
It has me a little confused because I'm not colorblind but I guess I am seeing the colors differently because they pointed at that guys shirt and said it was purple....it looks completely blue to me. And before they said the foam board thing was pink.... but it looked white to me.
The *"Is This PURPLE?!"* was the greatest
Lol
I wonder how it feels to see a color we've never seen before -- like how humans only see a small portion of the wave spectrum. I can't even imagine what a new color would look like.
Omg ya me too cus at the moment we can’t even imagine a coulee we can’t see and so then just seeing it all of a sudden must be the trippiest things ever
Seeing this reminds me of my first LSD experience. It's pretty much like I didn't see color before, everything gets more vibrant and colorful it's crazy
I've tried to imagine a new color and it drives me crazy that I can't.
People with tetrachromacy see more colors than most people. It’s far more prevalent in women than men (pretty much the other end of the spectrum from red-green colorblindness, which is far more prevalent in men).
At school I did a blindfold test everyone was blindfolded and when my blindfold was removed it was so bright and overwhelming I think this is what they see!!!
Love the guy and his friend in the parking lot at 18:36. His reaction was so genuine. His friend did it the right way, quietly without fanfare to give him time to absorb what was happening. Seems like no one can do a good deed anymore without making it a production for likes. So glad his friend gave him that gift. That’s real brotherly love for your fellow man.
Honestly i wanna know the feeling of seeing new color. It must be glorious.
You know you should be glad to be able to see colors and appreciate it :)
Next level is doing acid or magic mushrooms, like seeing from a whole new perspective
I have synethesia. I HEAR colors in music.
@@dibutler8935 omg ! r u serious ?
I also have synesthesia
The guy who starts crying before he sees the colours, god he's legit! All the best to the families ❤️
That was sweet.
Honestly if this was me I would just leave the glasses in a nice glasses case and say “tada I bought you a new pair of glasses. Try em on” and just watch the awe in their face
1vixen1 thats a great idea!! You get the credit for the super power! Lol...Of course tell them later ...but that would be funny!!
There are several components to treating poor sight at home. One resource I found which succeeds in merging these is the Great Gazer Fix (google it if you're interested) it's the best blueprint i've heard of. Check out the amazing info .
That's what happened to the guy that was outside she didn't tell him what kind of glasses she gave him
You will go your whole life and not meet a Woman who is Colour Blind.
It's around 12% of Men , like me , and of the Men that are Colour Blind it's 98% Green/Red/Brown :)
I too would do that. But first, I would take them to say a zoo or a botanical garden or even a little kid's colorful birthday party so that they can really be surprised =)
4:40 that giggle is so precious. It's like he is young boy all over again discovering the world around him. I love when people film this kind of stuff. Seeing that child like wonder come from an adult is so rare. We tend to get so jaded and cynical about life, especially with everything going on in the world today. It's really refreshing to watch stuff like this.
Exactly! You put that very succinctly……thank you.
Who invented these glasses? They deserve a medal.
Yup
I second this
Kodak
To me this is Nobel-prize-level achievement.
7:10 “he’s so happy he didn’t realize we look so good” lol I love his reaction😭❤️
This makes me feel that us normal people rly take seeing colour for granted
We do... I didn't even realize how important colour was until I saw a video like this.
Well, all these people are normal, you know. We get what you mean, but you worded it awfully
Not like that's a bad thing, as that's normal
Yes, we do!
@@shishinonaito Not about color perception. Being normal is being in the norm. It's a statistical thing, no more, no less. It doesn't imply good, right, or acceptable. It's normal to want to hurt things from time to time, and it's normal to see color like most do. So, the color blind aren't normal. Don't attach negativity to it.
Nobody gets it, gets the impact, until the tears come. Then you realize just how diminished the visual world has been for these people. That last young man just reacted-he had no social filter and simply was overcome. So sweet.
Now show them the dress and ask if it's blue or white
oh, THAT dress...
🤣
😂😂🧐😂😂
😂😂😂😂
It's white according to photoshop. The dress is blue in real life, but in the photo its white. Those who sees it as blue let's their brain fool them.
That cheat sheet they made was such a creative idea. So thoughtful
Then it said love you!!! That was so beautiful. They really love their child.
I wanted to see what it said.
Whichever company has invented it deserves a big applause
Enchroma
“What color is that?”
“Magenta.”
“The hell is magenta?!”
it's funny, because magenta is a color that doesn't even exist, it's literally not in the electromagnetic spectrum of light but we can see it xD
@@Shrektus That’s why it’s so funny!!
@@Shrektus It does exist, but not as a single definable wavelength.
Only graphic designers or females can answer...
@@PC_Simo exists as a mixture of the Red and Blue frequencies, but does not have its own frequency
The one thing that makes men cry:
*Colour*
Hahaha
Actually couple...colour, sound, vision...
And watching other men cry
Just imagine, now they have to go through the ridiculous business of using terms like "lilac" or "lavender"...
*sitting here waiting for that one American kid to “correct” you*
Intense emotion is really hard to display from a man sometimes, so seeing these men cry is just a true tear-jerker
I noticed there wasn't a single woman in this and it makes me wonder if being colour blind is just more rare in women.
@@XenoDrake Yes it is.
@@XenoDrake Colorblindness is a sex-linked recessive trait, this means that it is carried on the X chromosome and not the Y chromosome. The reason for this is because the X chromosome carries a lot more DNA than the Y so males get a lot of their traits from their mother while their father only supplies the coding to become male and some other traits. So a female with XX can have the colorblindness trait on one X and still see color since the other X will override the recessive x. Males on the other hand only have a single X, so whatever is displayed by the X whether colorblindness or not, the male will display that trait, since there is nothing from the Y chromosome to override the recessive x. This is reason why a lot of hereditary diseases are displayed more often in males than females. Another example of this is hemophilia, which is the inability to clot blood.
@@SnailKingGY Huh. Interesting. I heard of a guy that was saved from AIDS as hemophiliac because someone in his long ago DNA ran across something a lot like it before.
Last boy broke my heart. Loved how when he started crying quietly, whoever was filming lost focus because they went to hug him. Goes on to say that living a moment is much more important than any video you can capture...
I love how these glasses come in so many styles. They never look out of place on the person’s face, and you can tell it‘s a gift that a lot of love and thought goes into.
They don't actually work. This is viral marketing
@murrayshekelberg9754 I'm sorry they didn't work for you. Really - it must have been very disappointing. They do work for some people though.
"Everything is so bland without them that's sad"
Hit me hard really shows how we all take colours for granted
20:00 guy deserved better than a parking lot for his first time trying the glasses.
In a crummy industrial zone too! His shirt was the only cool thing he got to see.
Take the poor guy to a flower shop or something. Asphalt parking lot is disappointing.
Why is the negative all you guys are seeing? Rejoice that this man could see color for the first time!
@@ace-x6m why did this comment come across to you as people being negative? It was just an observation about a single clip. No one ever said it wasn't great that he could see colors properly. I happen to agree with the observation, too. Dumb place to have him experience such an awesome moment.
“A sight for sore eyes
To the blind would be awful majestic
It would be the most beautiful thing
That they ever had seen
It would cause such surprise
It would make all of their minds electric
How could anyone tell them
That some things are not what they seem?” -Wax Fang
as an artist this really gets me, I can't imagine how incredible it must be to see colors you've never been able to distinguish before. The little variations in the world is what makes it beautiful, Im so glad that these are available to people now
Same!
When a person becomes an artist,over time that artist learns more and more over the years to open up and really see those vibrant colors in the most beautiful light and also see more of it around them...they also get a new outlook on life because of it,really...
Making everyone cry and the sheer delight on their faces at seeing color just proves how beautiful our world is ❤🧡💛💚💙💜
I love the guy who's surprised by his orange shirt!
jangeltrain
His reaction to it was cute. I was expecting him to say “Wow, my shirt.....it’s ugly!”
Look when he said “oh cream” that made me so happy ❤️
I wish we were all colorblind for a day so we could really appreciate color.
Abbi McGee they can still see color. They just see it differently
sxshe _ some people don’t see color at all
Try 48 hours in a quiet black and white room. Food is either black or white, and your drink is only water.
I don't need to be colorblind to appreciate colors ! I love flowers and sunsets and I would be very sad if I became colorblind
I agree.
It's amazing to see how emotional the response to colour is every time. Colour is important to life! I'm happy to see these people being able to see it for the first time.
I remember someone saying that the big reason that deaf people cry when hearing for the first time is how overwhelming it is rather than happiness alone, I imagine that this experience is similar.
I mean yeah, it's something so foreign.... Like rather than them thinking "wow i can hear" it's more like "the fUck is tHAT"
Exactly, and the people shoving cameras in their face the moment they experience this...I mean, come on! And stop asking them "WHAT DO YOU SEE?" Just let them breath for a second.
@@BlueHen123 ok
Many years ago I was with a friend who was born deaf, but as a college student received a hearing implant. I was with her when it was first turned on - I will never forget her tears of joy. It was very overwhelming and took a long time to adjust, but the quality of her life just shot up like a rocket!
@@lilydrimm6626 Very funny video, where blind people asked what was shocking once they got cochlear. Like the toilet is REALLY loud, lol
I really want to see reactions of those seeing a real rainbow outside for the first time, cos even I am still fascinated every time I see one
personally when i look at a rainbow i see generally at most like 3 colors and it's all just kind of hazily blurred together
As someone who is losing his vision, I'm thankful to God for all that I got to see, and am very thankful to God for the gift of color these people now have. To the inventor of these glasses, thank you!
I feel mine is starting to go more and more and nothing can fix it i had a test done 10 years ago the said 25 percent of my left eye was already dead its a bit lazy because of that and as a kid it was hard to deal with and not have any answers but for the last 10 years if some one notices or asks im able to explain it to them and then its as if i dont have some crazy eye anymore i have an eye trying to center the view with what it has to work with
@@anthonycope8637 hang in there man. I know it's rough. I have a degenerative condition due to my nervous system. I'll pray for you if you want.
Yeah thanks God for taking away my most important sense, from which I perceive 90% of the world, trully thankful
@@Sir_Isaac_Newton_ I feel sorry for you. I truly do pity you. You're here mocking yet have absolutely no idea what I'm talking about. I hope someday you'll open your spiritual eyes and realize that this life is more than just flesh and blood.
Bruh
As someone who has always seen color fine I found the fellow at 15:55 really helped me understand what colorblindness is like. Remarkable.
I hope wherever these folks are they are enjoying a more vibrant and colorful world.
Okay....when the kid looking at the swing started sobbing...that got me damn it 😭
Me too!! Lots of tears! I'm an artist: my world revolves around color; colors are the tools of my trade! I cannot begin to imagine not being able to see color (for me it is terrifying 🤯). Have you ever watched "The Wizard of Oz" movie? It starts off black and white. When the house drops on the wicked witch , still in black and white, and Dorothy wakes up, everything is in color! Imagine seeing black and white your entire life, then waking up one morning and EVERYTHING is in color. Can you imagine how profound, how life changing that would be!?! Truly amazing 😁
Lindsay Schilling you get it🤜🏻🤛🏻
OF COURSE I’ve seen The Wizard of Oz! Great reference....kinda the perfect example for this🤗
on god, god bless the family and the kid
It made me realize I had taken my sight for granted. I never appreciated seeing colors, flowers, grass, trees and peanut butter. I am blessed. I really need to stop complaining and appreciate life more. Have a nice day 😊
Don’t we all! Imagine not seeing the true colors of FALL! 😮😊
"OMG HE CAN SEE NOW HE CAN SEE NOW!!!"
His colorblind not blind lmao i love that ♡😂
Just us Mexican people being extra. As we do.
Никогда не была знакома с человеком который не видит все краски цвета. Слышать конечно слышала, что есть такие люди, но не встречала! И как же я радуюсь вместе с ними, и плачу от этой радости за них! Я представляю что для них, увидеть впервые мир разноцветным,таким красивым! Эта радость счастья переполняет их сердца и душу! Это как будто выйти из темницы на свет! И действительно не передать словами эмоции этих людей, это надо просто видеть как это трогательно выглядит! Браво тем людям кто создал такую внешне нам привычную вещь как очки, но линзы сотворили чудо подарив людям красоту мира в цвете!👍😊🥰
4:38 "there is stuff inside these flowers?!"
“Tanner is brown?”
Being born able to see all color, I cannot imagine the pure surge of emotion seeing different colors for the first time would be. I'm so glad these videos exist to spread the happiness these glasses bring even further.
Well, we don't see all colours, imagine seeing UV or infrared in real life? I would be as happy as they're, cause all flowers and birds, all have more colours no human can see.
watch "Exposing the Color Blind Glasses Scam" sadly its fake.
These vids are fake
As a family member I would paint my face all with purple color when they wear the glases and tell them that‘s how I look 🤷🏻♂️
Lmao hahaha that would be great joke lol
@Just_AutumnYT he would paint his face purple, then when they put the galsses on and see his purple face, he would say "I've always looked like this"
They would probably notice the tone shift before putting them on unless you figured out exactly which color and tone they'd mistake for the same color as your skin.
@@firesong7825 That and as a guy in this thread said.. they already see purple.
Lol yes
I love these videos. I'm so happy that people can experience what we take for granted everyday. I wish they would had these back when my great grandmother was alive.
whoever invented these glasses deserves a Nobel peace prize
Wait'll you see the glasses that enable blind people to drive a car.
@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 fuck that's funny. thanks.
@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 It already exists, they can't see that well with it though
@@Freudeje atleast they can to some degree
Pity they cost an arm and a leg
MAN! I just love seeing these tough looking men humbled to tears by the beauty of the colors they can now see. My heart melts every time!
When you have to tell a kid "stop throwing colours at your papa!"
These always leave me in tears. It's so wonderful to see someone so happy!
'The sky does not look that blue'
lol
Antonio Augusto ii
It's cloudy. hahaha
Its right its sky blue
@@kikit7262 lol
On cloudy days it looks gray.
This NEVER gets old. So wonderful.
This is just marketing. The glasses don't work and the people in the videos are actors
I remember my best friends first time seeing colour, he said the first thing he did we look directly at the colour of my eyes to see how different it was.
I really couldn’t help but start crying-
I felt so honoured, I was so happy my eyes were the first thing he saw....
But- he..... he left me not even 4 weeks later, he got hit by a car and I never got to see him again-
4 weeks after his first ever time seeing how beautiful the world is in colour.... and after he left me, his family told me he was going to ask me to be his girlfriend.
It hurts so much to think about him- I miss him so much.
I got really sappy while watching this, I started to think about him. I’m really sorry if I triggered anything for anyone else-
Rhonda✨ that’s so sad
I was smiling when I read the first sentence, but when I pressed read more and saw what had happened.. I’m so sorry for your loss. Only seeing the Earth’s true colors for a month. And then finding out he was going to ask you to be his girlfriend :((
I’m sure he’s peacefully waiting for you in Heaven. I’m sorry for you and everyone else who was affected by his death.
What would your answer have been?
oh my gosh :((
my high ass died laughing when he said "home depos are going to be orange bro."
That one scene was my favorite one....that could be anyone of us in that house.
Agreed
Yup best one
Lol yes sadly it just orange man ! Sorry Dude 🤠🤓 ! Be glad that not wild neon pink Home Depot buckets !
Same!
The last kid was the best one.
I know right? I was maintaining my composure all the way through the vid but I lost it along with him.
the dad was pretty passive in it though, he needs to give his kid more emotional support :(
cdzl nah he was fine. He also seems to be the grandfather.
@@caitlinl1269 If women want men to respect how they express their emotions they need to respect how men and boys express their emotions. They are not evil or "malfunctioning" when they don't tend towards express emotions like women. The same as women as a group are not "malfunctioning" when then don't express logic reason or assertive behavior like men.
the second guy was so happy! i loved how curious he was about the flowers
Imagine going back and watching shows you love and actually seeing the colors. This is absolutely dope.
Watching cartoons in colour for the first time
4:59 my favorite because dude is huge and yet he felt the love and joy asap and started ballin
I hate when people say in the backround “You can see color now” drives me nuts
ikr
"This world sucks in color" is that a racial thing or is that just retardation in a statement? 7:52
@@fallenangel4262 why make it a race thing? That's not what he meant at all
Mindy B its 2019 get used to it this generation butthurt. I was trying to make a joke if it wasn't obvious already.
Fallen Angel 42 it was a sucky joke... cua cua cua cuaaaaaa
The people at the birthday party during the 3rd clip seem like a fun crowd. I was cracking up at every thing they said.
Wow!!! The wonderful things to be thankful for!!! Praise God!!! Thank you families for sharing this.
My heart is so, SO full watching this. Sometimes it can be such a beautiful world when you zoom into the small gifts this world can give us. Something as simple as color can change someone's life, and I am here for that joy.
Just to touch a flower and really see it for the first time. It is beautiful.
I would love too get these for my grandpa but the rest of my family think it's a stupid idea. I'm going too try to save up regardless and get this for him!
Edit: I have yet to get the glasses due to covid sadly, but I'm just now getting back to work and plan on getting them for him near Christmas time. 😊
Em Acosta then ur family is stupid.
Good luck
How much do they cost?
Save up and get them, your grandpa might not be here for many more years so might as well let him see color correctly for the first time!
@@xpertdre they're pretty expensive, probably around 200-300 depending on the style
17:50 The fact that they did that board for him... that's just so beautiful and wholesome.
it’s amazing how the things we most take for granted are the exact things the invoke such an emotional response within others who don’t have it. Hearing for the first time, seeing colors correctly, all of it. it’s absolutely amazing.
I'd love to see a reaction from someone who was color blind who put them on thinking they were regular sunglasses.
YESSSS!!!!!!!!!! OMFG they gonna go crazy 😂😭💯✳️ do it at an aquarium or at the beach to look at the sunset 👀✨
I'd love to see someone put them on half way through an acid trip. 🤣🤣🤣
edit: found someone putting them on without knowing th-cam.com/video/5qWsPyJE6PQ/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=InPurrGalactic
I'm actually doing this for my boyfriend for his 30th birthday in San Diego! Going to take him to see a sunset and casually give him the "sunglasses"
@@honest_travel thats so nice!!!!!
Elvi F video?
Something I take for granted everyday. This really warms my heart.
The first man & last kid really got to me. So proud & stoic & deeply touched. I'm happy for them.
The precious little boy at the end killed me. Soooooo happy for him. Bless his heart.
:') I don't know why, but watching these people get to have something that seems so simple to most of the world and we take for granted makes me tear up. I'm so happy for them.
These are my favorite videos to watch on TH-cam. It makes me so emotional to see others experience something as small as seeing color that we take for granted.
Fricken balling my eyes out. This is so touching.
how?
@@papaxsmurf7678 yea how??
I was having a tough day, and started watching this. Now I’m crying. It’s good to be reminded of what’s important sometimes. ❤️
colorblind people can still see color
Science is a real magic! Many thanks to all those real magicians who have been making such wonderful things to change lives for better!
“A whole new world" i never though color brings so much joy to someone.
I dont think people release how mind blowing this must be. Especially at some of their ages,
The 10:00 video.. They are all watching their phones, filming!
Give him a hug! watch it in real life! Cmon ppl!! Just one phone is ok
And they all filming vertical 🤦♂
Thanks to the son who is the only one recording horizontal.
Who are you??
According to the girl hé was blind and hé could see for the first time. Thats an big moment you don't want to miss on tape.
@@stevendewit6089 dafaq dude, being blind is not fixed by any glass....
Welcome to lantino culture
We who are not colorblind are so incredibly privileged to be able to see the vast array of color in our world. To a colorblind person, they see the world differently but the way they see the world is not different to them, so to suddenly be able to "see" color, I can only imagine for them would be an incredibly emotional experience. Being told your whole life that what you see is wrong, or being made fun of for it, or experiencing hardships or rejection from certain activities based on what you cannot see is very difficult for a lot of colorblind people. For those that want the opportunity (and can afford it), I hope that it does bring with it a measure of joy to be able to see a different reality.
They can see colour. Just certain colours are a problem. such as simple things like traffic lights.
Im colour blind also
We humans are so lucky that we can breathe /s (mock)
its great being colorblind
@@crab_computer th-cam.com/video/aktgauKtXHs/w-d-xo.html
I love when they get emotional but the second one was awesome to me, the guy is just mindblown and interested and you can tell he's noticing the small details now it's so precious.
This made me cry, because I’m so happy for this people!
The guys : omg thats blue and thats purple ?!
My clorblind ass: wait a minute 😂
You can adjust the colors of your cellphone screen if you’d like to lol. I don’t know if Android phones can do it but it works pretty well on iPhones.
@@lvi8430 Yeah my phone has that option. Pretty smart
Literally me and i have on the colour blind mode for iPhone