10 FAMOUS AUTISTIC PEOPLE

[@scooby_imold1125]

On a kindergarten trip to the zoo I corrected my teacher on facts about tigers, she just looked at me and asked why I knew that lol.

[@crybebebunny]

I am beginning to think that I have. I have been correcting people since I started talking. That annoys grown-up not not knowing. Which should be what annoys most experts. Before think that I know something I research to the end, then I think, there should me more information.

[@prod_vixg]

​@@crybebebunnyme tooo

[@greentigress]

Love Tigers! What was the fact?

[@insertname1857]

I've always had an easier time conversing with young children and adults, not people my age. whack, didn't realize that was another autism thing

[@Dancestar1981]

It definitely is

[@miriambrandsma7755]

Dang I didn't know that either. I can not but as a kid I just didn't feel comfortable with people my age.

[@222fairydust]

i just thought it was me particularly too, i talk easily with my uncle, he's very understanding and smart, he talks to me like i'm his equal, he don't underestimate me and always listen to me. i talk easily with my mom too, she's understanding, caring and very loving. and also i like to talk with my little cousins, one is 8 and likes to play and talks a lot, and the other one has 14 and my aunt told us she has a delay (sorry, i don't know the word in english. translating from spanish is the r slur so i'm not saying it but you understand) but i suspect she's autistic like me and our aunt didn't want to share that information. she goes to a special school, she avoids eye contact and me too, she's awkward, shy, and she talks about fantasy, space, science and aninal facts and stories she writes with me. we get along very well and our moms even comment about how we're so shy and have social problems but we get along very well. heh sorry i shared a lot, i just wanted to do it.

[@AvidBeats]

Sameee!!! I find it difficult at school for that reason💚

[@fannydoucet6750]

Yup, definitely is. And even though it gets better growing up, I still find harder to find how to bond with someone around my age than with someone clearly younger or clearly older (I'm 27)

[@freya7084]

I got my aspie diagnosis today woohoo!!!

[@courtnrysalamone7677]

😃

[@Dirkschneider]

:-O

[@Adelei42069]

Congratulations!

[@fedhaamour]

congrats

[@DadHasReturnedWithTheMilk]

One of us! One of us! Lol that’s so awesome. Welcome my fellow aspie :3

[@Dirkschneider]

"Greta Thunberg is not that well-known" Amazing that this video was posted just a few months ago. =)

[@six-gun]

@RubyRoseRain poor girl is being lied to - man made climate change is a scam. The Sun determines the climate.

[@nymm2505]

@@six-gun please dont.

[@six-gun]

@@nymm2505 you don't believe the Sun is what controls the climate? Ever heard of night and day - ever wondered why it is colder at night? Ever wondered why it is colder in the winter away from the Equator? Come on get real - global warming is a depopulation scam thought up in the Club of Rome. Straight from the horse's mouth - why not Google it "In searching for a common enemy against whom we can unite, we came up with the idea that pollution, the threat of global warming, water shortages, famine and the like, would fit the bill. In their totality and their interactions these phenomena do constitute a common threat which must be confronted by everyone together. But in designating these dangers as the enemy, we fall into the trap, which we have already warned readers about, namely mistaking symptoms for causes. All these dangers are caused by human intervention in natural processes, and it is only through changed attitudes and behaviour that they can be overcome. The real enemy then is humanity itself."

[@six-gun]

@@nymm2505 i am autistic - i say it like it is. This is the truth. Greta is being exploited. She has been lied to.

[@Duda-du]

@@six-gun humans are horrible that’s why nothing is going to be fixed because one of the things we know about us as humans is that we’re all selfish we all think (I’m not going to live longer than 80-100 years max and it takes a lot more than that to destroy the earth so why should I care) I gave up on humanity.

[@Lili-ib2rh]

Omg, I'm aspie and the first time I read Alice in Wonderland, I felt like someone was explaining correctly how I felt every day. I even told people that how Alice in Wonderland feels is how I feel with strangers. Thank you, for confirming that it wasn't just an impression!

[@bobatea5406]

Alice in Wonderland was pretty much one of the first books I ever read, because my parents named me Alice. I related to her right away. Became one of my obsessions. I watched the Tim Burton movie at least 5 times (before my parents got annoyed and refused to watch it ever again). Even managed to find other Lewis Carroll books to read like his book on logic. Now I study symbolic logic in Uni as part of a philosophy degree. Funny how one thing lead to another.

[@Nina9er]

To this day I can still run through that movie in my head...it was always something I did in order to not think about my current situation. I feel ya!

[@emradford5173]

Robin Williams was my absolute idol. I live by his quotes and resonate with most of them. A true hero and absolute inspiration! Such a loss to this world when he left. I didn’t actually know he had Autism or traits, but it makes so much sense now!!! Ok - I did not know about the Frozen/Hans Christian Anderson name link!! Two others that I absolutely love are: Hannah Gadsby and Anne Hegerty! Something I learnt about Autism from raising my son. If someone with Autism tells you a fact - 99% of the time, they will be absolutely right!!!

[@wantingoneangel8976]

Em Radford+ I so agree with you Robin Williams was a very special person, a talented Actor, and a highly intelligent person. It is very sad that such an inspiring person is gone, but I am glad that I was privileged to seen him Movies and on T.V. in my lifetime.

[@wantingoneangel8976]

Em Radford+ Sorry about the grammar error. I meant to say I am glad to have had the privilege to have seen Robin Williams in Movies and on T.V.

[@CyraGetsFit]

Robin Williams is one of my heroes and always will be. I almost ceased to exist when I heard about his suicide. I was sooo angry because he was at a treatment facility in Minnesota undergoing psychiatric care when his manager insisted he return to Hollywood for a movie. It wasn't long after that he was gone. His manager should have left him where he was. He needed HELP, not the stress of a new movie. He probably also had PTSD as he was horribly bullied and abused as a child. I always fantasized about him being my older brother or uncle.

[@hllyenaylleth9576]

people with functional levels of autism^

[@berdooli3326]

I've met Temple Grandin, she's a professor at my school. I helped arrange an event at my campus' disability center for her to come speak at about autism. I have her phone number too! Great lady!

[@BrennanPonton]

That’s incredible

[@13taytayfan]

That’s so cool!!!

[@laurawright719]

As a person with autism myself, I see my autism as a tool, an instrument to be used towards my purpose.

[@electron2601]

^this

[@nerdgeekcosplay909]

As a fellow person with Autism I see myself as a microphone/ bullhorn. I’m studying to be a special education teacher and I fell that I’m the ‘Microphone’ or the voice of people with disabilities.

[@BubJeans]

I’d always rather listen to old people my whole life, then speak to anyone my age.

[@IExpectedBSJustNotThisMuchBS]

People in generations different from us tend not to apply peer pressure--that is, they don't expect us to be exactly like them like so many of our peers. I always enjoyed friends who were much older than me.

[@milkncookies4632]

I’d rather just let my dog then talk to people. But my classmates annoying af and salty be like “Y u igNoRe Me?!”

[@flower6917]

My friends is older or younger than me hahaha

[@amoney6968]

mozart also may have had tourette's syndrome!! i have autism and tourette's, which is hy mozart is def my favorite classical composer :))

[@ernestknox7508]

You have to be the sweetest person in Australia

[@drose3900]

You were born to be a youtuber!

[@Jacobcoleyray]

I’m autistic. Sometimes I get confused between right and wrong myself

[@IExpectedBSJustNotThisMuchBS]

I'm autistic and can't have my body restricted... so no weighted blanket for me (tried it and gave it to an autistic cousin). Sometimes trauma overrides things that might otherwise make us feel secure. That said, closets and small spaces like that can calm me down... and as soon as I'm calm, claustrophobia takes over. * laughing at myself *

[@ashmeetnarula8147]

You’re coming to my school this Tuesday! ♥️ 💕 🥰

[@jordangraybill1374]

Did anyone else tear up when she was talking about Robin because same

[@jonnybuijze1770]

You talk really quickly, and tell so much information, and my ADHD is loving it. I never get bored watching your videos, even though I get bored sooo quickly due to people talking slowly or constantly repeating the same thing in different phrasing. I love learning from your vids, thank you!

[@draalttom844]

They do that shit, repeating all the time

[@nicholasclaus9695]

I am autistic and proud of it

[@ishathompson8439]

Same ❤️

[@anonb4632]

I'm autistic and neither proud nor ashamed of it. I just have to work with it.

[@a_little_demon]

as👏 you👏 should !

[@beccyblues1722]

I have autism by the way. If you happen to read this comment I want you to know that I

[@JCBug555]

Robin Williams was already an inspiration, but now even more so. Also, not really surprised about Hans Christian Anderson being on the spectrum. Listen to "Let It Go" and tell me that it's not about masking.

[@GothicKittyMadness]

So gutted you didn't mention Gary Numan! :( He's amazing and such an awesome guy!

[@GothicKittyMadness]

oh yeah from Talking Heads :) @@BlueMolly2024

[@clairejones624]

I’ve always thought very young children (4-5 year olds) and people much older than me, easier to talk to. I didn’t know that was an autistic trait.

[@kayleyvlogs2739]

Tim Burton is amazing my number 1 favorite movie maker of all time

[@bringer-of-change]

I LOVE tim burton's films too. I grew up with it. One must remember this base similarity in people though; dispite being autistic or not, we are still capable of both good and evil. With this realization we must outcast those who are evil. Not for being autistic but for being evil and for perpetuating evil.

[@yohancacolon5441]

Loved your video 👌🏻...you forgot to mention Albert Einstein 😩

[@lugaruna]

I kinda liked the crickets:) it was relaxing to hear them:).

[@meganhulings9670]

I'm hoping to become a storyboarder for animated films, and eventually an animation producer. Hearing about other people who have succeeded gives me a lot of encouragement to keep going for my goals, even when I think I can't do it.

[@Rhododendroification]

I am autistic and a storyboarder for animated films, you should try to find a storyboard training course! Good luck! I wish you all the best :)

[@JDMimeTHEFIRST]

For a lot of people, the only thing keeping us from achieving is society punishing us for being different and rewarding sociopaths who bully us and others.

[@Raven-wq4li]

i cant believe lewis carroll is rumoured to be autistic! finally an explanation to why ive always been obsessed with alice in wonderland!!

[@areyoucereals]

Ahhh, I love this video!! Thank you so much :) This has helped me feel so much better about myself- I'm diagnosed with ADHD, but I think I might also have Autism, I'm not too sure, but I have been told all my life that a lot of the things that I do that are ASD characteristics are bad and wrong, and I've been told to stop them despite trying and knowing I can't change, and feeling like I can't do anything. Also, your enthusiastic attitude is so amazing and makes me so happy! You seem like a hella incredible person- I'm definitely subbing!! :D

[@areyoucereals]

@Jason Torres It's a Steven Universe reference, but I am a bit of a repressed nerd. I usually have to hide the things I'm passionate about and hyperfixate on because I just annoy everyone, so now I just keep it inside

[@ryannishikawa1356]

Man I was waiting for Sir Anthony Hopkins. Happy to see Burton here tho

[@cath3638]

Lovely list. Don't forget about Einstein and Van Gogh!

[@anonb4632]

Posthumous...

[@gmkar7766]

Van Gogh is theorised to have had a form of epilepsy or something a bit off in his brain.

[@cath3638]

@@gmkar7766 Possibly the same thing they would say about us autistics in retrospect! :D

[@erumoicemaxie]

Okay, so because of Greta, a definitely not nice person who was the head of the psychiatrists of children showed his true colours, saying people on the autistic spectrum were psychopaths with no emotions, no form of empathy, easily manipulated and mentally disabled. Let's just say the autistic people and their families here did NOT take that lightly.

[@minibus9]

Others include motorcycle racer and World Record holder Guy Martin, singer and musician Pip Brown AKA Ladyhawke, Nicola Tesla and Jane Austin

[@anonb4632]

How many of these are actually diagnosed (while living)? Guy Martin would be a surprise, but I suppose his work takes focus.

[@minibus9]

@@anonb4632 guy martin and ladyhawke where, but i think jane austin and Nicola tesla are more speculation but i assume using modern diagnostic guidlines

[@anonb4632]

@@minibus9 You can't really diagnose someone properly when they're dead. Einstein maybe, since there is footage of him. People from the 19th century and earlier... Not so much.

[@zarpy43]

Hi know this is a little late compared to when this video was posted. While i am no Hans Christian Andersen scholar I am both autistic and Danish (He was covered in school when i was a child). I have never heard of anyone believing him to have been autistic before, the most common theory about how he wrote allot about outcasts is that he was probably homosexual (Considered amoral and possibly a mental illness at the time). If you can find a good translation of the snow queen (The story which Frozen is VERY loosely based based on, not to make a dig at frozen i loved the movie but having read the snow queen i didn't realize they took inspiration from it for the movie) i recommend it, i think its my favourite H.C.Andersen fairy tale and being danish i have read or has had most of them read to me.

[@kentate435]

Should be 11. Where is the princess?

[@jordangraybill1374]

ken tate yes

[@alpacatastrophe]

I don't understand

[@donutdunkin7799]

I realized I'm Aspie from watching Greta Thunberg. I feel like she's my mental twin or something. And Lewis Carroll and Hans Christian Anderson are two writers that I have always strongly related to. So a tear actually popped out of my eye learning that they're autistic just now as well. It all makes sense. Thanks Princess!

[@Maggie.can.hug.every.cat.]

I died laughing at Mozart meowing and cartwheeling because it me. (For the fellow Aussies, I once acted like a chicken in Centrelink in part due to boredom and in part to see if it would get me seen sooner, and it did 😅) I often react to surprise with a meow.

[@wantingoneangel8976]

Chole, this is so cool:)!! I would LOVE to see more videos about famous Autistic people:)! I too really admired and liked Robin Williams:)!! I saw MANY of his movies and I was so sad to hear that he was sick with Lewy Body Disease. When he took his own life because of Lewy Body Diseasel, I wanted to cry. My Boyfriend and I really like Mozart's Music:)! It is really awesome to have Mozart in our lives!! To think of our World without ever knowing of Mozart, Michelangelo, Issac Newton, and Greta Thunberg would be unthinkable! God Bless Greta Thunberg for speaking out on climate change and I pray that her work along with others will inspire positive answers!! It is surprising to know that Bill Gates has Autism, but it shouldn't be because Autistic people are very creative as much as highly intelligent:)!! Oh, Chole, I too like the story of Titanic. My Boyfriend and I saw the movie on DVD:). Thank you for sharing these cool people's contributions to our world:)!!

[@jonathantrauner3742]

RIP Lacey Fletcher, 36 yo she died in 2010 after her parents neglected her she's autistic she lived in Slaughter Louisiana

[@anonb4632]

I'm always a bit sceptical about diagnosing people long after their deaths, but if we're going to roll with it: * Lewis Carroll is a good candidate (although he had certain aspects to his life which some people are suspicious of). * Isaac Newton is a curious one - he wrote more books on astrology and the occult than he ever did on what we call science these days. Good chance in my view. I have suspicions, although little evidence about Beethoven. James Joyce is also likely. Ada Lovelace, the first computer programmer. Possibly Ursula Le Guin.

[@draalttom844]

Autism is a brain type. If the person worked in an autistic way... They were autistic

[@axelvanhoorn9720]

David Byrne and Gary Numan should've been on this list.

[@ToqTheWise]

The Newton thing makes sense. I think one reason we drive innovation is because we think constantly about everything all the time and it never. ever. stops! *uh-hem* I'm okay. But yeah, I actually heard a theory that autists develope special interests as a coping mechanism for our over active thought process. So in other words instead of thinking about everything in thorough detail all the time and being in constant sensory overload until it's too much and we pass out from exhaustion, our brains pick a handful of things to focus on. So like Newton for instance, in the story of the apple falling on his head an NT might have just thought "huh, that's weird" and moved on with their day. Cause like of course people know things fell to the earth, thinking otherwise is like the notion that people used to think the world is flat. Any sea faring society would know the earth is round or at least curved because they could see ships disappear over the horizon. Anyways, I digress. My point is that where as an NT would have just shrugged it off, I could imagine Newton being struck with that autistic inspiration I'm sure we're all familiar with and started asking himself stuff like "Well why does it fall down? What makes it fall down? How does it fall down? Would this thing and that thing fall down at the same speed? Why or why not? I don't need sleep, I need answers!"

[@tangerinefizz11]

It seems that in Australia, all the animals either want to kill you or at least scare the crap out of you. For example, huntsman spiders!

[@katherinejoy527]

I love your videos! I’m so glad i found your channel! I’m 18 and I just got diagnosed with autism last august. I’ve never been good at making or keeping friends because of stuff I do and I never knew why I did it. So after over 4 years of therapy my therapist and physician decided i should go to to a psychiatrist and specifically one at the place they recommended. i had already been diagnosed with social and generalized anxiety, adhd, and depression. after seeing the psychiatrist for a while they talked to my dad and I about the fact that I might have autism and then later on actually diagnosed me with autism. i just don’t know how to tell someone why i do the things i do. also, my family still doesn’t understand the fact that i have autism and will get mad at me for things i can’t help. i have a few friends and they know but i knew they wouldn’t look at me different after finding out. so do you have any advice on how to make friends? also, i love you and so many things you say i’m like THAT’S SO ME! thanks for making the videos you make!

[@danicadilly]

Hi! I approached making friends like you try with 20 people and maybe 1 will stick. Keep getting out there - I am 43 now and my best friends who have been my friends since we were 10x1 (neighbour), 13x3 pathfinders (guide program) and 17/18years X4 through the older kids scout program. Still huge source of love and support now 20yrs later and on another continent. Don't loose heart. Highschool was really awful for me. Join scouting program is my recommendation. Lots of fun outdoor adventures and helping the community just bonds u and you get to know each other more deeply so make real fruends

[@heikehollas1828]

Don't worry The crickets sound like in an 70ies enterprise series

[@peterwynn2169]

I have frequently written about this, but I remember when I was 12 (I remember the exact date and I remember that the weather was overcast) I went to a party for a man who'd turned 50. His wife was very much about segregation of kids and adults, but I was able to take a seat at a small table with a woman old enough to be my mother and she and I had a great conversation. A man came to the table and (this woman's daughter was a teacher) put his foot in it by saying that the school was rough and she said, "Come on, now, you're talking to a mother!" He quickly backed away. Had my mother known where I was, she'd have told me to come away and go and sit with the kids. I could hold my own with adults from when I was really little.

[@joeyzook7001]

does anyone else feel like their personality is being replaced by the obsession to appease the neurotypicals of the world?

[@JakeGuitarMusic]

Did you forget that you are famous?

[@goatcat2]

David Byrne is one of my favorites 😊

[@jc6108]

The more I encounter more disabilities in my family, the more I see how amazing everyone truly is and it’s almost like a superpower. I thought of this verse: 1 Corinthians 1:27 But God chose what is foolish in the world to shame the wise; God chose what is weak in the world to shame the strong;

[@draalttom844]

God is a terrible malignant narcissist, do not cite that

[@user-jd6cd1gg2y]

So I’m not diagnosed as autistic and I’m not saying I am, I have a lot of symptoms. But I loved the Percy Jackson series, i wanted to bring the books with me every where but one day my mom says I can’t bring it out and I started to cry. I still didn’t get to bring it and I was still really mad and yeah, heh. But also now I really wanna foster dogs and cats and maybe other animals and I told my mom something new and she knew a lot about dogs and cats so she was surprised. So I might be autistic but I won’t say I am without a diagnosis.

[@safala]

I love the Percy Jackson series too. It’s really close to my heart.

[@user-jd6cd1gg2y]

@@safala yeah, I grew up with it, it’s very dear to me

[@margilvi5890]

Did you read Gerald durrell books? If yo didn't please do it!!

[@Katieatkinson_youTuberchannel]

Hi good vid l like you so good at yt anyways good luck on your next vid l got autism

[@suzannerider9460]

I think that I am autistic or on the autistic spectrum. Have not been diagnosed as such. I understand everything that you have put in this video.

[@Lucy-cp8jw]

I was paying attention to the fact you clearly LOVEEEE Disney

[@NoBody-zv6bh]

Disney is the best 💕

[@DadHasReturnedWithTheMilk]

Yes I agree!

[@heikanaomi4426]

Wow thank you!! My kiddo is autistic and this just made me feel so good Inside. Thank you

[@ComeDownToEarth]

Ok, made it as far as Robin Williams and I’m fully crying....

[@alejandraramoscremades7193]

I love your videos, im not in the spectrum nor anyone in my family, but one of my friends is and you have been really helpful on educatind myself so that my frind doesnt feel any less of a person, so thank you so much for that.... on a side note, WHERE DID YOU GET YOUR LION KING OVEROL??? I LOVE IT

[@sb-kn8nx]

Uh excuse me why weren’t u in this list? Ur channels amazing!

[@ifcoltransg2]

Not sure about Australian ants, but I thought for most species you'd generally just see the female ants, be that workers, soldiers, princesses, while the male ants (drones) were pretty rare because they're only needed for one part of the life cycle and then they die. The drones don't do work around the colony or fighting really, was my understanding. Is it possible that your cousin was bitten by a boy ant? It might make more sense for them not to need venom.

[@jaz665]

Antoni Gaudi also was an autistic person, and he was a super-awesome architect

[@peterwynn2169]

Hans Christian Andersen was a homely boy and was quite lonely growing up. I remember reading that his father, who was a boot maker, used to read him stories.

[@aaausername]

What the heck! I didn't realise that not hanging around people you're own age was an autism thing, but now that I think about it, it makes sense.

[@iloveplasticbottles]

Ayy don't forget our relativistic boi Einstein. Dude was nonverbal til the age of 4.

[@saegemehlfee]

At this point in time (post netflix, book etc) I saw the title, saw ur pic in the thumbnail and just assumed u were one of the famous people !

[@metsolainenpov8771]

How about Leonardo Da Vinci?

[@CM-uh7io]

True. Einstein and Newton as well!

[@sotakovatereza352]

Are there some characters from TV or movies that could be autistic/Do you have any autistic headcannons?

[@tangerinefizz11]

Regarding Isaac Newton, I've read that he was a very boring lecturer. Sometimes, entire classes would walk out on his lectures, and he would still continue lecturing!

[@kiddkenaii]

I know this is an old video but if you see this I LOVE THE OVERALLS PLSSSSSS LET ME KNOW WHERE U GOT THEM 🖤🖤🖤🖤

[@Moana_moo]

Kanye West too. As a big fan of him. It’s been rumoured for years he’s autistic and his mom also wrote a book about him and his childhood and a lot of things he did reminds me of what i did as a child like being stubborn obsessive and having quite a hard time interracting with others. He opened up in songs about adhd tho and about how teachers told him “he’s slow or the R word”. The aspie world made a video about him too. Like lack of eye contact when he talks hard time making small talk yet goes on rants about fashion music and politics having fixes and routines(he moved his barber from Chicago to LA bcuz “that’s the only barber he likes”) he opened up about taking everything literal

[@zazmaniandevil_]

I loved what you shared at the beginning, it reminds me of one of my 1st grade students!!! He always corrects me if I say something wrong about animals because he loves animal science & listens to podcasts about it. I always thank him and tell him it's helpful because I'm not a scientist or animal expert.

[@jemjenkins5196]

So happy to learn about the Mozart one because I love music and also flap my hands

[@Alexoyt4]

WHERE IS YOUR PINAFORE/DRESS/OVERALLS/WHATEVER THEY ARE FROM!!! I LOVE THEM 😍

[@siennariches1490]

how old are you chloe?

[@ZombieMan1997]

I need another video like this! Thank you for this!!!

[@revareeves1151]

I was obsessed with the Titanic too! I could give you a college education on it😁

[@sketchwild9040]

Oh my goodness I love your overalls😍❤️💕💕💕

[@autisticme8592]

Awesome and brilliant, shared it to my page

[@malissapurser1799]

Thank you! I'm doing an informative report on Famous Autistic people for my ENGL 305 class. Facts and/or beliefs from an Autistic person makes my report that much more concrete. My daughter is 16 and on the spectrum. She is amazing and I am doing my Senior project dedicated to her. I named it "Autistic Enlightenment" and it will be a seminar for people who don't understand Autism who want and/or need to know more. A lot of my research comes from Adults with Autism and what life is like for them first hand.

[@malissapurser1799]

This is for my BA in Native Studies Leadership. I attend Northwest Indian College! :)

[@autismenlightenment]

That is so cool.

[@SammieRichardson763]

Dan akyroyd

[@troychriscarretas2657]

I’m Wondering If singers like Bjork and Aurora are in the Spectrum

[@draalttom844]

Yes

[@audreyferguson49]

I do not have autism, but I do share the absolute love and obsession with titanic!! It’s such a great film and so fun re-watch. I know wayyyy too much trivia lol!!

[@mikayla7260]

OMG I LOVVVEE your overalls!! I need them so badly

[@tanjahorvatserbiaoldslavsh4685]

#NikolaTesla The greatest scientist in human history.

[@draalttom844]

He stole most of his work

[@AveryTCC]

This is such an amazing video, keep up the good work 💛 also just subbed.

[@thunder_heads]

11 you should be on the list!

[@mtfan3457]

Me patiently waiting for Thomas Jefferson :)

[@chaosqueen1727]

Dan ackroyd aka Ghostbusters

[@kimokoroafor805]

You are soooo underated

[@TheInnerBeautyGuru]

OH MY GOD YOUR LOOK IN THIS VIDEO IS EVERYTHING

[@Hunterwolf]

Your personality reminds me a lot how Mozart is described in the movie "Amadeus", in a very good way 😁 I remember I was so amazed when I watched the movie that I started acting like him actually doubling my autistic-ratio 😂

[@iloveplasticbottles]

Dude, I was obsessed with titanic too!

[@Bushwhacker-so4yk]

I have to say it. Your dog is very cute.

[@kyleandrewsmasterson3359]

I absolutely love you and your energy and enthusiasm!!!💖💖💖🙏🙏💖

[@Yabadabadoo16]

The crickets were calming

[@shelbymachado8712]

I adore the pearlescent quality to your make-up in this video.

[@mili4185]

My son is autistic and I tell him he has super powers. He is so knowledgeable on Dinosaurs, space, animals, sharks and cooking. He’s my professor. I learn so much from him. Thank you so much on having your you tube channel where you educate people on autism. Stay safe.

[@julianreyes7505]

You are so beautiful,cute and adorable.OXOXOX

[@ElandChlo]

So once in sixth grade, one of the boys said my name, then ewww(I'm not telling it to u) I asked why he said that, and he said "cuz ur autistic" and I was like how does my autism make me less likable?

[@Kellystella97]

I kid you not a teacher of English mind you i am in belgium we speak Dutch originally; so i asked my English teacher “heey do you know annanas(pineapple in duch) in English? Ananas or annaaanas 😂 she said the latter i said no it’s pineapple 🍍 😂but she didn’t take it well 4 full lessons hours 2 other classes and school director she still wouldn’t agree i was right