BILLIE EILISH TOURETTE.

[@0heck]

I NEVER knew she had this issue. Shows a lot of courage to push forward in such a public entertainment industry.

[@cainthings]

That's because Billie never really spoke about it publicly.

[@brun27]

@@cainthings She did sometimes

[@cainthings]

@@brun27 She did AFTER these videos came out.

[@Cardiisshook]

@@cainthings I don’t see why she HAD to speak on it if she wasn’t ready?

[@brun27]

@@cainthings She had already talked about it in an Instagram post and after that she talked about it on the Ellen show

[@-ohs-.]

the fact that she's so calm. i love her sm

[@kellifrumento8992]

Love her too.

[@-ohs-.]

@@Frobbl it is tourettes?

[@Glubbdubdrib]

You like body shaming people like she does??

[@-ohs-.]

@@Glubbdubdrib what?

[@Glubbdubdrib]

@@-ohs-. I said what I said. Look it up. She’s hella narcissistic

[@tabithathewholistic]

It's incredible how she is able to perform so flawlessly dealing with such a challenge. Good for her!!!

[@nateflower6704]

Because she is faking it

[@huskylover816]

@@nateflower6704 when you're really concentrated you don't get tics...

[@youfacejarraxus3392]

When u are very concentrated on something like music dancing or working out tics are less often in some people they disappear

[@BastardOfTheNorth]

@@nateflower6704 Proof?

[@slofty]

@@nateflower6704 Makes no sense. Faking for what- fame? She had that before it was common knowledge that she had Tourette Syndrome, and even if it still remained hidden her time in the spotlight wasn't going anywhere anytime soon. The Occam's razor here is simply that she has Tourette Syndrome.

[@RMByM]

She's an inspiration, You gave everyone courage to fight, you are awesome

[@robnagy1408]

A satan worshipper is inspiration? Nice

[@RMByM]

@@robnagy1408 What is satanic about having Tourette syndrome? And you guys come saying satan worshipper as if it is written over their forehead, this is weird! How would I know if she is that bastard's worshipper? 🤣

[@TheSlandis]

Growing up, one of my best friends had severe Tourettes syndrome. He worked very hard to manage it. In his case, he would yelp uncontrollably, or burst out with a swear word. Physically, he would have a strong neck and body twitch. At first, school kids would make fun of him, but after they understood what he was going through, most classmates were tolerant, and often supportive. It really gave me an appreciation for the courage and strength that people with this condition go through. He has since gotten a PhD in Physics and is a professor.

[@Lev_Roblox]

I’m so happy that he was able to overcome that challenge to succeed in life :)

[@megxme_]

Wow!! I'm proud of him

[@fourtwohundred]

that’s so cool omg, one of my old teachers has tourette’s and he would get bullied for it but he’s literally the smartest guy i’ve ever met he has like a masters a Phd a bunch of degrees he’s literally genius

[@AbbysArachnids]

I have touretts, but because I didn't have verbal tics such as swearing, people just thought I was weird. I would punch the air and crack my neck and stuff. It was a hard in between, having no sympathy, but I'm glad I wasn't known for it because I've found that so many people will just patronize you. I have ADHD Dyslexia and Autism aswell, but again, I appear just slightly off, so people don't realize what I'm actually struggling with. I have a high verbal vocabulary and a high reading comprehension so people think I'm just slow at reading or dumb, not dyslexic. People think I'm lazy or forgetful, not having ADHD, but most of all, people think I'm a butthole, rude, blunt, and many other things, but not Autistic. It sucks being brushed under the table as a weirdo, and it becomes your entire identity after a while. Working to undo that now in my young adult years. Anyway, hoping to make my channel something so I can show people what neurodivergence looks like beyond the stereotypes. Hopefully I'll get there one day.

[@Dolove-fq5yr]

Now that I see this, her movements in her videos makes so much sense !!!! I love when people are free to tell about themselves

[@SaraLeighLifts]

“Hold on, something’s happening here” 😂

[@SOMEONEhiiiii]

It's really not funny

[@zanamkarimi666]

@@SOMEONEhiiiiifr

[@zanamkarimi666]

Dude that’s not funny

[@Neval-rg6pk]

😂

[@Dj_Gamer_09-YT]

​@@zanamkarimi666 I think sara is not a dude

[@katcrooks7308]

The craziest thing abt tics is that watching other people tic makes you tic 😭 and weird shit triggers them like being overstimulated by lights, sounds, even hunger triggers mine personally. I don’t have Tourette’s but I have tics and this is my experience.

[@SheriffofRottingham]

She’s 100% Âdvâńçêd Ârtïfíçîáł Ïñtéłłïgêńçë. Most of Media is and has been for DECADES. She is here to push stereotypes and programming. Break free.

[@caden4858]

@@SheriffofRottingham LMFAO bro is NOT ok...

[@LeeKnowButFelixDoesnt]

@@SheriffofRottinghamGirl be so fuckin fr

[@trinajackson7178]

Fr

[@trinajackson7178]

@@SheriffofRottingham what?

[@avantgardenovelist]

The courage and strength and confidence to let this into the world makes me love this person deeply.

[@Lunaticaceleste]

Indeed. Completely agree with that. I just adore the courage she shows in every single detail, like having to deal with this publicly. It must be so hard, but she takes it with so much maturity and being as calm as she can.

[@brianhanson5110]

She has absolutely beautiful eyes. 😍

[@tyr9633]

Love her strength and honesty 🌹🫂🌹

[@Lunaticaceleste]

Me too!!! So much!!! That's one of the things, definitely, that I love the most of her, personally, appart from her art, her music and lyrics, which are superb too. I think she's just something else, the next big thing, in music industry or whatever she decides to do.

[@melissamoonfire4323]

She so strong and knows exactly what is happening to her.. Amazing beautiful soul ❤

[@pervisgavin1730]

No.

[@trinajackson7178]

@@pervisgavin1730 bro what?

[@parotka5928]

This made me cry. She is my inspiration and it's really sad she has to deal with that. I love her soo much and proud of her, she has came soo far.

[@kriscarrdublr]

Damn...I never knew. It takes strength to achieve what she has with her condition. I'm proud of her.

[@0g856]

Me too ain't know she had it

[@gaila.9852]

How does it take strength? I am genuinely asking. She is a singer.

[@peachyjuice]

@@gaila.9852 emotional and mental strength, as well as psychical

[@gaila.9852]

@@peachyjuice They are talking about Tourette’s.

[@edwardmclaughlin719]

Her brother writes the music.

[@lilith_trst]

i have so much respect for her. She is the most precious human being on the planet and i hope she knows that we will always support her no matter what

[@DeJaVuCa]

The awareness Billie has provided thru sharing this, has saved so many relations in this 21st century society. If only we would have known in 1960s Many Thanks for sharing ❤

[@miacrawford4662]

Bless her heart. I know how sore these tics make your eyes and head. My eyes are constantly hurting from it and mine aren’t anywhere near as severe as hers.

[@profscarlett]

At least she has her brother with her at all times, to protect her. She cannot drive a car because she can crash it in a tourettes episode.

[@QuigleyYT]

She literally drove around in this documentary but ok

[@alyssashoemaker3414]

@@QuigleyYT lol no, she was a passenger

[@QuigleyYT]

@@alyssashoemaker3414 have you watched the whole documentary? She gets a car and drives to q's place . I wasn't talking about the clip in this

[@emilee1902]

She always drives her car dragon

[@SamDyonMusic]

Thats not true. Hahaha

[@Urtjjfjrjtk]

Christ, she is soooo beautiful!

[@Y0ur_Fr13nd]

It's interesting how she gives a deep understanding to people who don't relate or have this condition.❤

[@artificialintelligencejourney]

A nice reminder that everyone is facing daily struggles that you don't know about, even those who you think have everything easy and sorted out.

[@gremlin5585]

This makes me feel so much better knowing that there's someone out there i can relate to and since people like to say I'm on a " lower spectrum of turrets " it just makes me feel like I belong almost lmao. Don't let anyone belittle whatever your dealing with❤

[@gaila.9852]

You have Tourette’s but do not know how to spell it?

[@silent_advocate]

I love that she accepts her tics and don't try to hide them. They are even incorporated in her music videos.

[@silvanusdaniel247]

Billie Eilish is so gifted and unique it's like she's not human. Even with this challenge and many others, look at her accomplishments. Look how far she's gone. She's more than an inspiration. If I were one of her close friends, I'd count myself lucky

[@righteoussavage1316]

I'm 28 years old and Billie Is the only modern mainstream artist that I think Is cool, she says what she likes whether it upsets people or not, she has great style but most importantly one fiery dark personality but she also has a lovely side to her, I never knew she had this, the mad thing is I can relate to it so much as that's what I am like trying to ignore my OCD sometimes, much love Billie.

[@hoy68290]

Im 40 and music teacher and I think the same .. I’m her number one fan .. the best beautiful happened in pop music in the last 2 decades for me, for everything she represents in music industry as artist and in the world as human. She is amazing and her family as well. So kind, lovely, talented and humble people.

[@cattinkerbell4946]

I don't think Billie is a mainstream artist. She never wanted to be this. But she became very popular.

[@Zayonjammer123]

Shes such an amazing girl big insporation no matter how much she is struggling she still loves her fans

[@tiffanylove4445]

We love a self-aware queen

[@5hrimp_Nachos]

Queen of?

[@pervisgavin1730]

*queef

[@cosmicalsounds]

I swear she is the toughest woman in the music industry to go through such challenges, be herself, and never change for any reason other than what she may or may not like for herself. Proud of you girl!

[@dilleberge]

Billie is very brave and hopefully she keeps inspiring many others to be just as brave as her. 💚💯

[@suarezxbaby]

What an inspiration, damn. She’s a very vulnerable person. Doesn’t lie, hide, alter, or change who she is for the public eye.

[@maxxstackz9259]

She is adorable !

[@siriuksen_hepoilut]

Shes the fucking inspiration. She is so special. I love her so much

[@briclare]

i like that people around her don’t *always* acknowledge the tics. it’s really annoying when people acknowledge the, and you’re just trying to have a conversation.

[@kitchen_chicken_666]

I also never knew she faced that! During my childhood in the 70s, my best friend had exactly the same symptoms. No swearing or bad language outbursts, only neck tics. He was outcast in grade school but I stuck with him as his best friend. Somehow he grew out of it in his teenage years, and found the love of his life and they eventually started a family. I lost touch with him over the years but I’ll never forget how his condition never stopped him from doing anything. Cheers Marc, wherever you are.

[@danivega5303]

this was part of when the party's over? it's amazing even if it was uncomfortable for her it made it a masterpiece she's amazing

[@pervisgavin1730]

tf are you talking about??

[@obiestover5084]

@@pervisgavin1730 she twitches about in the music video

[@MissIrisYvette]

She’s an amazing artist and I’m glad she’s showing those with the diagnosis that they can still be successful in anything they want. She’s real. She doesn’t hide herself. ❤

[@palonollores]

es difícil tener tourette porque las personas generalmente creen que haces y decís cosas con intención, pero todo es involuntario. los ataques llegan de la nada y a veces son terribles. ella me motivó, en parte, a aceptarme.

[@Lunaticaceleste]

Me encanta eso, que sirva de inspiración para otros ☺️♥️

[@Mikelica69]

A mi también me pasa, hay gente que lo controla a mayor o menor medida, pero tienes que pensar en que no quieres hacerlo, pero bueno, vives y te acostumbras a ello 😅, no queda otra

[@gemma1874]

Hugs to her . Such an inspiration. Will inspire others

[@jeanfernando2428]

Eu assisti um filme sobre essa síndrome, a trama era em torno de uma pessoa que encontrou muito preconceito por causa dessa condição, ao decorrer da história, houve uma série de barreiras a serem superadas, mas que no final ele mostrou para todos que o real significado de exemplo é sempre lutar independente da condição, haja vista que, uma história de superação inspira grandiosamente as pessoas, pois somos nós quem decidimos se continuamos ou paramos.

[@d_rk_sh]

vale muito a pena ver tb video aqui no youtube de pessoas com tourettes. filmes são exagerados e roterizados pra fins de entretenimento, vai te dar uma perspectiva menos romantizada dessa parte da luta, superação e inspiração

[@ComputerGeekOnTwoWheels]

Billie is an inspiration to all of us.

[@crcurran]

I like her even more now for letting people see this.

[@andysteele5707]

45 years old, been on every drug going since 1990, in and out of medical centres, special schools, research facilities, on drug tests, and still struggle like hell. Yup, I feel her pain, but good for her not letting it stop her, it's part of you, just gotta accept who you are.

[@tonimyers8941]

This just makes me love her even more ❤

[@MamazitaCole]

I love Billie so much 🧚🏻‍♀️ God bless her ❤

[@ТамараАлександровна-н5с]

You're so brave, Angel! God bless you!!!!

[@MotionPunk]

god.. so sorry to have to face this terrible disease... ur extremely talented and what doesnt kill u only makes u stronger. Been listening to ur music quite a while now, i had no idea.. ur so brave

[@lightsoul2096]

Who else respectfully loves Billie Eilish?♡

[@gustavmahler1466]

Oh very much so

[@juancpgo]

I love her disrespectfully

[@jasonburden306]

I do and God bless her

[@daleboxsell2805]

No.

[@MindShiftCollective]

Not ugly guys

[@brianl7223]

Simplemente que ganas de abrazarla con toda mi alma

[@abdullahyusif7065]

Such an inspirational person

[@pervisgavin1730]

No.

[@mickeyfrknmouse6673]

Its crazy that we are just now noticing for the 1st time...amazing artist, never give up.

[@mistermusicenterprise3148]

I love her now even more. She suffers. But she is the greatest. This little ocean eyes girl, gave us so much. So authentic and true. Creative an inspiration. Humble and likes to cuddle her fans so bad. She is music and love.

[@not_bellsss]

it’s incredible how she deals with this and still performs amazingly, i have tourette’s i ik i wouldnt be able to do that

[@suelenleao60]

To conhecendo ela agora E doeu vê ela assim 😢 Que um dia a cura chegue para ela e para as outras pessoas que sofrem dessa condição 😢🙏

[@Ikarofelip]

Que condição hein cara...

[@ilovebillieeilish1]

she’s so good at containing them

[@xxxshelter5437]

I feel bad for Billie Eillish!!!

[@ocydies]

Me too, she deserves all the best..

[@RuReady115]

Kinda made me teary eyed

[@A-N99-2]

Don’t feel bad for her. She was born with it. She can handle it. Just don’t make fun of her, or exploit her for it. She is just sharing with these clips, to de stigmatize. Feeling bad for her isn’t necessarily asked for. Some people, if they were to choose, would keep their Tourette’s. You don’t grow and become your own person if you don’t have your individual struggles. A lot of people couldn’t be themselves, without it. So try not to feel bad. It can get in the way, but it does not hurt her. If anything, it actually helps her individually. Other people with this condition are not as fortunate. But that doesn’t mean their lives are miserable because of this 1 thing, yknow?

[@lauranascimento9494]

@@A-N99-2 yeaaas

[@Mikelica69]

​@@A-N99-2 i don't think it's positive in any way imo :/ but yeah, you grow with it and makes the person you are, stil, it's a very annoying syndrome

[@jazminejabbers]

an inspiration to those who have it! adore her courage to not let it stop her and still share her talent(s) with the world!! i might sing one of her songs on my youtube channel, i just dont know which one yet.

[@jupiter-p75]

It’s sad how people laugh it out acting like she’s acting. When it’s serious and totally not a thing to make a joke about and play about.

[@trinajackson7178]

Fr

[@porko882]

It can be tiring, sometimes it is physically exhausting. I think she is more beautiful because of this.

[@irenakavrakova3801]

she is the best role model among the celebrities! iconic singer and person, changing the world 💫🦋⚡️

[@pervisgavin1730]

Yep, no one sings like their trying to pass a kidney stone quite like her

[@jubelbrosseau7966]

Damn that's gotta be frustrating, especially when one is in the makeup chair.

[@dollyvore]

I wish my generation had a Billie Eilish when I grew up. I wouldn't have felt so alone. ❤❤❤ She is a treasure.

[@riccee5242]

She said in an interview with letterman that it's because of the lights. Would sunglasses not help? Especially with her very light blue eyes. I can relate. Though I don't have tourettes , I can't go outside at all during the day without wearing sunglasses. I am blinded

[@anacastaneda4849]

It’s not because of the lights all the time, it can be a bunch of things, in this case she said it was because of the lights that were triggering her more

[@taand4725]

The color of her eyes has absolutely nothing to do with this

[@astoriahuller5311]

@@taand4725 that’s not true. Lighter eye colors are more sensitive to light (photophobia). Lighter eye shades have less pigmentation to protect them. Because of this, they are unable to block out the effects of harsh lights like sunlight and fluorescent lights.

[@lyndsay369]

u definitely can't relate lol

[@micheladoronzo5506]

@@astoriahuller5311 I can relate. I have light blue/green eyes, and I've suffered because of the flashlights all my life, since I was a baby. Sometimes it's painful, not just annoying. And the worst thing is, when people around you don't understand, and ask: "why do you always blink or close your eyes, or do strange facial expressions in all photos? It's not nice!" And when I go out: "why don't you open your eyes?" Mmmhhh... really, really annoying!!

[@dalexavious]

THE CLIP WHEN THE CAMERA SHOWS HER FCKIN HAND TREMBLE HOLD IN HER TOURETTES, MAKE ME WANNA CRY😢😢😢😢

[@JessicaSantos-bk8dp]

A billie é linda, nunca tinha parado pra reparar assim 😊

[@ainemcglynn25]

She’s so pretty

[@asadachan4526]

Poor her. Love her so much. She’s genius

[@pervisgavin1730]

Oh, poor millionaire billie...

[@random_person2211]

​@@pervisgavin1730this video is proof that money doesn't always make life easier

[@chiadjcsg]

Povera Billie...💜🥺💜🥺

[@staciecs77]

God bless her & her family always ✝️

[@terihiggins263]

Never stop doing what you love just because you have a disability! Your amazing!!🙏✌💚✌💙✌💛😎

[@pervisgavin1730]

So inspirational. Thanks to you and your encouraging words, I will never let my ADD stop me from masturbating on the train ever again ❤

[@terihiggins263]

@@pervisgavin1730 sick!!

[@chrissytiya3025]

I'm so sad about her because as a Celebrity it's very tough to have that kind of a illness. Sometimes it'll be very embarrassing if she's having a interview or something like a award show, and what if this happens during a event like that. She's blessed, thanks to god cause she has a little time of a tick attack. There are many people they have been suffering from tourette's and that's the worse.

[@carolinevolasinavicius8115]

i so sorry for her, i hope she is better 😢💔

[@geckogirl1985]

This isn't something you 'get better' from. You have it for life.

[@carolinevolasinavicius8115]

@@geckogirl1985 i know but you can treat this with medicament

[@bichenxoxo]

@@carolinevolasinavicius8115 treating the symptoms is not the same as treating the disease, or in this case the syndrome. Plus medications cause too many side effects

[@carolinevolasinavicius8115]

@@bichenxoxo but medications can help a lot if you need it, i think billie take medications for tourette

[@lapizza7175]

@@geckogirl1985 you can have a surgery that reduces the symptoms. But in her case, it's mild and not advanced

[@TheShift_OfEnergy]

my whole back does this when i listen to some good stuff

[@AngryChair94]

"OMG! She is so unique and different! OMG!"

[@mickosmile850]

My brother has tourettes. He used to make weezing sounds at random times and roll his eyes back while scrunching his face, when he was a teenager. As he got older he learned to anticipate it and then camouflage. His weezing is now an audible swallow or a turn of his head to make the crunchy face. But the roll the eyes can happen at any point. He says it's a compulsion that he cant control, only anticipate. It used to get him in trouble with authorities as a brown skinned teen with authorities that werent aware of and didnt understand tourettes and it can be aggrivated in high stress situations.

[@SF-pq3sq]

A young lady knew very little of, now your my hero. Great success to. I have an autistic son i know it can be hard❤❤👍 love and respect

[@thinkhector]

Wait to you hear her music. She is fantastic. David Ghroul (Foo Fighters, Nirvana) said "she is the only one doing anything interesting in music." He isn't wrong.

[@hollyfiddlebrainos9dw]

Baby girl I got you ❤❤❤. There's no reason to be ashamed of Tourette's U are beautiful no matter what.! I could have the same and it's very scary thinking you could say what ur thinking out loud.... You lose Ur mind thinking U could get memory loss and more and people would take advantage of you. But as long as you have Ur loved ones near you. You are protected. Always ❤❤❤

[@barrettpickett5603]

Thru her adversity very talented. I can't sing any of her songs. She is very good with style and watched a lot of her Brazil concert and the audience was getting emotional and enjoyed it.

[@ThatFlannelPerson]

Just developed tics over the past month and a half. really sucks because I have a lot of tics that correlate with my costochondritis (which is mostly the cartilage connecting my sternum to my ribs hurts like a bitch every day) and its been rough latley because ive just gotten a breathing tic that hurts SO BAD. Knowing my favorite artist struggles with tics too is very calming.

[@Misszebyrobloxvideos756]

mine started April 2024 tics i why

[@saiyaku3091]

She can kind of block it during concert as long as she can stay calm, in fact she loves taking concerts so much that it doesn’t make her feel anxious in anyway, unless fans make her feel uncomfortable or she feels bad for other reasons, while in videos they just cut and redo the tourette parts

[@ychaps]

Makes you want to just hug her until it stops...

[@soroly_1111]

it must not be easy every day! Love u billie ❤

[@Itsofficiallysummer]

You can see on her mom’s face how it pains her to see her daughter have to deal with this issue. 😢

[@micaellucas2877]

Lol, why is it that when something is going on with somebody, there’s always that person that says: Water? As if water could solve any problem

[@micaellucas2877]

@zheleznova yes, but like some people be having their arm broken and I bet there will be that one person be like: Water? LMAO, I just don’t believe water has all that power, but #stayhydrated

[@applestrudel9463]

@@micaellucas2877 honestly I think it’s and instinct just because our bodies react positive towards such a basic high priority need such as drinking water. Maybe it eases the mind just a little to drink water regardless of whatever’s happening. I always carry water with me bc taking sips of it calms my high anxiety

[@micaellucas2877]

@@applestrudel9463 that’s interesting, maybe water can do way more than I thought!

[@rolliepollie94]

@@micaellucas2877 another weird fact is if somebody is bleeding out, they'll ask for water because they're in shock. Shock gives them the feeling of an excessively dry mouth. If somebody isn't bleeding out, but still dying? the body, over time, stops digesting or secreting saliva to break down food. So of course what do they ask for? You guessed it, that high quality H2O. But you should only have them sip or wet their mouth with it. At least that's what I was taught in class haha more of a comfort relief than a remedy.

[@MrMuir333]

Wishing so much peace and love to her!!!

[@noellelane5229]

I thought her parents were like alternative hippies but now I get that they were doing what they thought met her needs best , good for them!

[@pervisgavin1730]

Nope, just a couple of people who should have discussed swallowing instead

[@jameswest8280]

@@pervisgavin1730 do you swallow?

[@__bulgakov_]

Just one joint and it’s will gone 😊. She is amazing, love her all songs ❤

[@pervisgavin1730]

You must be really fucking fun at parties...

[@portiaismyname]

I'm confused because there have been so many interviews and time she surprised her fans that she didn't even show signs of tourettes. Did this recently start happening to her?

[@emilee1902]

No she got diagnosed when she was younger.

[@revoltin85]

In a interview with David Letterman, she said people don't notice that because the other parts of her body like arms or hands are the ones twitching instead of her head

[@kora4185]

I used to have pretty bad ones as a child but the biggest ones like this didn’t appear all the time, but when they would it would happen all day for a few days, until I chilled out and it would back to just being me screwing up my nails and fingers, wich no would notice.

[@Rose_amethyst]

Who knows nowadays when people love to fake shit

[@Cbnuggets]

@@Rose_amethyst i have my doubts, honestly. No offense to anyone

[@jeannepeacock8598]

The rxn from her mom when she was saying she bit Down on glass was classic. She looked like she was saying…. “She’s such a drama queen “

[@Leandrouemura]

O bagulho é extremo mesmo, a Billie Eilish é linda ❤

[@NurseChapel_NCC1701]

She is very brave and inspiring.

[@merlinsmagic6061]

I don't know why people fake this! It does NOT look fun! You just learn to live with it!

[@hoytarchery5302]

I use to do the eye wide open and would stretch my mouth and I could not stop. Also repeating myself an even amount of times in groups of 2s. It was like painful not to do ticks... only lasted a few years. I didn't even know I had then tell 20 years later when I read into them.

[@isaywhatiwant8612]

I think her tics are so cool, I’m like so fascinated by the fact it’s uncontrollable. It’s just crazy to me how the brain works, we think we’re in control and our brain is actually the one in control, we’re just the host.

[@eveszs]

I felt some head ticks coming from ADHD meds and it scared the s* out of me because I never ever experienced anything like that in my whole life. I'm gradually stopping the meds and the tics is going away... All I can say it's very embarrassing and uncomfortable to twitch your heard (or body) in strange positions all of sudden. It must be really hard to live w it for life

[@Creativelyedgy13]

I think i can speak for most people who also struggle with tourretts, we dont want you fucking pity, yeah we got it, this is how i live with it im bring awareness now you know so lets just drop it and move on, im still a human

[@seanyboy07]

I also have Tourette’s .. I can suppress them pretty well, but when I get home I let them all out…. It’s frustrating

[@fdraphael1888]

I understand Tourettes. It's a pain in the ass but nothing more. A cosmic joke that the universe plays on people. Harmless. Trust me.. It stops you from nothing in life, really. People that have it, by and large, are largely creative types I've found.

[@AirborneAshes]

it can actually be physically debilitating

[@fdraphael1888]

@@AirborneAshes Yes. It's a pain in the butt. Lame and horrible. But ultimately it doesn't have to stop you from anything...

[@AirborneAshes]

@@fdraphael1888 troll

[@fdraphael1888]

@@AirborneAshes Ummm, no... I'm not.These are my actual thoughts.

[@ryohry]

It could take away some abilities but It didn’t stop Billie becoming a star 🌟

[@gud3742]

Tic compressed my heart, and I felt I would die, and then . . . Well, then I woke up.

[@toddsmith5850]

Hi Billie ellish! I know it's hard dealing with Tourretts! I have it too.I think you do a good job! 😊👍

[@toddsmith5850]

Thank you so much!😊👍

[@denden8502]

Сушаю ее все песн и почемуто плачу