COLORBLIND PEOPLE GET TO SEE COLOR! - Enchroma Glasses Compilation

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[@Gypsy_Danger_TMC]

That first kid destroyed me emotionally

[@katharina...]

You, and the rest of the world with you ;)

[@omniprasent1529]

Thomas Because you have a good heart :)

[@allykatt1849]

I'm still trying to get over it, emotionally. 😭 Yikes!

[@rodneycaupp5962]

I have these big puddles in my eyes too.

[@dodgeman4360]

Yep, something we take for granted. Is life changing to them.

[@carrite]

They really should give the inventor of Enchroma glasses a Nobel prize...

[@sweetbutterfly9137]

@@Emma-ex8gx because he never had the glasses to see that he did

[@Bryan-Hensley]

Should be put in jail for scamming.

[@BEM_01]

They will probably if he didn't patent it. So many applications this technology can be used for.

[@icebergrose8955]

So true. Must be life changing

[@allgunsblazed9106]

@@Bryan-Hensley tf you on about

[@KpopLabPro]

I can only imagine the feeling that the inventor of these glasses had when he watched these reaction videos

[@timowthie]

He saw dollar signs.

[@itsnotajoke7]

Kpop Lab Pro yes he had $$ in his eyes! Lol

[@HamMax444]

How do you know its a he?

[@paulelpers1411]

It was probably the combined effort of many people. And honestly they deserve every cent for that hard work.

[@mcdonaldsspicychickennugge2694]

Dixotube it was a dude and he actually created them by accident lol I saw a video where he was talking about it

[@wingsandash]

I love the fact that EnChroma glasses come with balloons. What a lovely company.

[@silentasamouseiaminsideyou6865]

wingsandash i now they are really trying make best experience

[@crazypjk]

for nearly $500 they should come with a gold bar.

[@SuperYtc1]

Easy to package some balloons in when you're charging £300+

[@drewbles22]

I know, I was just thinking that. What marvelous people to do that for easy, quick distinction.

[@torybio13]

easy to pay 500$ for this, I actually think its super cheap for such an amazing thing, this changes the life of people

[@elsa557]

I had a very good colourblind friend who died in his mid-30s long before these were available. Seeing the reactions of these people, I so wish I could have done this for him.

[@OscarVargas]

elsa55 I'm so sorry. I bet he would have been so happy and grateful!

[@youtuba6711]

I hope he knew how much loved by you he was. That's a wonderful though :)

[@duonghang99]

Hows now?

[@jamthoughts]

Dont worry, he knew you loved him that much.

[@Elyricist746]

How much are those glasses??

[@WhirledPeace]

I'm supposed to be sleeping.. But I'm to busy crying.. This makes me feel very grateful for this moment. Thank you.

[@turquoisecookies1866]

WhirledPeace Same here

[@msz7560]

same here 😭👏👏👏

[@tashatrapeznikova596]

Same dude same... Third night in a row 😅

[@99sunidhi]

It's 4 a.m. All this makes me wanna live.

[@laska907]

too*

[@jdsteinbach3324]

"You guys have so much of a better world than I do". You never know what youre missing unless you dont have it. I just lost a leg. At age 32 I had my leg cut off. I never realized how much I took the ability to walk down the street for granted.

[@Veroniqueme]

This video make me realise how much of a bastards are we people, to take everything for granted. I am sorry about you loosing your leg. My heart goes out to you!

[@scottbrynildsen343]

HUGE HUG

[@IceSpoon]

I got a strange feet malformation, that makes me "walk on heels". I put extra pressure in certain areas of my feet instead of the whole surface, and that escalates to my ankles that escalates to my knees that...so on. Sometimes I get pain in my entire legs after walking 2 blocks only. Sometimes no pain at all. These past few months I've walked with very little pain and oh boy it feels amazing. I feel you, man. I feel you. Hope that technology can help you recover what biology could not.

[@AllenTax]

Icespoon That phrase. It is used for ceratin people sometimes. People who have one or some type, because there is more than 1 type to it. Cerable Palse. A degerative disease. It does a few things to you,anyone with it. It's effects vary in strength and locstions. Tendons, ligaments contract. Makeing you walk on your toes,like walking with invisible high heels. I was born with C.P. had my ligaments cut,at 5. Had to learn to walk again.

[@anthonynewman1215]

Hey jd. Hope you're doing ok mate

[@Fadilanse]

my eye sight is normal but I just felt that colors are better now just by watching this

[@SynthwaveJade]

Yea

[@whatrtheodds]

That's called practicing gratitude. You gain more by being thankful for what you already have. Pretty cool huh?

[@whackoization]

Can you imagine a parent giving their child the gift of seeing color. That must feel amazing

[@tromix6091]

My BIRTHDAY is in 9 months and i get 14. My present is a glasses because im colorblind.im scared i cant wait these 9 months

[@Kazza_8240]

@@tromix6091 I'm excited for you, 💛

[@zeusalmighty2815]

@@tromix6091 do not forget to make the video

[@Kazza_8240]

@kettlebelle The Wizard of Oz would be *perfect* for someone seeing a movie coloured properly for the first time 😃

[@tromix6091]

Update: im getting it for Christmas!! its in 1 month

[@Piretfreak87]

Bless those who made it possible for colorblind to see the "real" world. :)

[@vivous6842]

Every time I see one of these im like "welcome to our world, it's yours too now"

[@Monochromicornicopia]

Scientists: You're welcome

[@zakkrior6595]

Pretty sure someone discovered it by accident

[@fetB]

@@Monochromicornicopia erm, excuse me. It was god

[@Monochromicornicopia]

@@fetB Lol god made them blind.

[@vixiestarfire]

the guy that wanted to look at his girls eyes is just the most adorable thing I've ever seen in my life ❤️❤️❤️

[@shae4043]

OK Peachie 😭😭😭 I know how freaking beautifully sweet was that. My heart 💜

[@StarlahMutiny]

"Your eyes are much brighter!"

[@Jaydoggy531]

"What do you see?" "EVERYTHING!"

[@solatiumz]

The guy who is the artist - I'd love to see how being able to see in full colour has changed his art.

[@jebes909090]

i like how everyone becomes children again, rediscovering the world.

[@spiderdude2099]

Ok, for anyone interested, here’s how these work: Light from colored objects contains varying amounts of light that stimulates one of 3 color sensing cone cells in the eye (red, green, or blue). Some colors are made up of wavelengths that stimulate more than one type of color cone. The problem in colorblind people is that one or more of the cones has diminished sensitivity. For example, if a color consisted of 75% red light and 25% green light a normal eye would interpret it as mostly red with some green. In a colorblind eye, however, perhaps the red sensitivity is lowered such that the same signal seems like 50% red and 50% green. These signals compete with each other and sort of cancel each other out and lead to washed out, and yellow appearance of colors (specifically for red/green colorblindness). The way these glasses work is by filtering out those competing signals and only allow light through that is specific to that exact type of cone. In other words, if you took that example of 75% red light and 25% green, it would filter out the green light and allow the brain to interpret the signal as red again. This leads to greater contrast between colors and reduction of competing signals, such that when viewing a red object, ONLY red light gets through and same with green and blue. Edit: as a result of how these glasses work, it will NOT correct color vision in individuals who have a complete 100% loss in one type of cone cell. It can only fix vision for people whose cones are functional but just functioning at a lower level than they should

[@r.coffman1431]

Thank you

[@dpj1]

"PURPLE!"

[@alexcsouza]

"ok, can we watch Star Wars again? like... all episodes... i'm feeling that i've lost something..."

[@aliciashanks5239]

Were you the guy in the video with the Batman shirt?

[@007JAKICA]

he would be dissapointed seeing stormtroopers and darth vader

[@IceSpoon]

Watch Pixar movies. Coco and Toy Story will blow your mind.

[@jasming.8810]

You should watch power rangers again to make up with the young you

[@EnderHeart5911]

If I were rich, I’d look for colorblind people and send them all pairs of these glasses for free.

[@anunentitledmotivatedmille7731]

Then you'd be broke and the world would be less blind

[@DGCMWC]

How would you find them?

[@user-ge2qn6gp4o]

@@DGCMWC Go around asking what color something is?

[@Sibrah04]

@@user-ge2qn6gp4o social media duh?

[@lukasmagnus1998]

At least they can see the color of hunger then

[@kevinlange5930]

The guy laying on the porch lookong at the painting. Neoghbors are probably thinking Bill is drunk again. haha Very cool

[@user-fj6ds2cg5z]

😂😂😂😂 you killed me mate

[@Seriphina]

Actually, I think it was embroidery. Regardless, it was amazing.

[@lawrencekeenan9234]

The only problem with them is the lens are made of sliced onions 😭

[@pamelavance648]

Lol thanks for my funny today

[@destree6348]

😂

[@MisterSausage1]

Hits you right in the feels.

[@alfcab]

The boy in the beginning is too emotional to sit through twice

[@scottbrynildsen343]

And then his dad choking up rips you up

[@veronicaj8634]

Yea then make it to 8:05

[@cloudyvapoteour5604]

Oh man, that yellow car is ugly. i laught so hard

[@DATo_DATonian]

I think that guy would be fun to hang with. He has a great sense of humor.

[@martyrose]

I wanted someone to say but that's your car! 😆

[@JonathanVachon777]

How does he knows it yellow? 🤔

[@theaskingman]

@@JonathanVachon777 some.of them only color blind for certain spectrum of color. Not totally black and white

[@deborahannehart6788]

I love yellow cars‼️

[@JanPBtest]

3:10 This is very significant what he says. It means that the brain doesn't care that it had never received a particular input from the optic nerve before, once the input is there, the visual cortex will render it.

[@infinitekurosoul]

and to think that humans can't even see all the colors that exist, there are animals that can see so much more color than us. if only there was a way for us to make glasses to allow all of us to see those unseen before colors, that would be amazing.

[@RixMorales]

I can't even begin to imagine what it's like to see all the possible colors in the works. That would've been psychedelic

[@blumenkohl108]

Take lsd. Trust me u will see colours u can't explain afterwards

[@ZsH85]

@@blumenkohl108 you cant explain it not because there are strange colours but because its a stupid mind fuck ( in a bad way )

[@AmieB2005]

@@ZsH85 Right. It's not physically possible to see additional colors through psychedelic drugs as we don't have the built-in cones for it. Whatever "new" colors you'd see while high are made up by your brain.

[@PsychoticWolfie]

@@blumenkohl108 Having taken LSD, no, I didn't see extra colors. I instead saw Squidward choking on a fork in that one episode of Spongebob. LSD isn't some miracle chemical, it's just a psychedelic. A molecule your body reacts to, and each of us reacts differently. However, to see a different/extra color, you would need extra cones in your eyes you don't have. Thanks to there being ACTUAL smart people out there who learn about this stuff and don't just make shit up because it sounds cool, like you, we know that psychedelics don't give you extra rods and cones. What your brain goes through in an LSD trip is akin to a seizure (not the shaking kind, the out of control brain activity kind). If you see "extra" colors it's because your brain is on fucking fire with activity and that's not necessarily good. And just because it feels good doesn't make it good. There have been studies that have shown LSD has some mild therapeutic effects, but those are dose-controlled and administered by medical professionals for actual treatment, not just because someone's looking for a trip.

[@TheSouthernTroll]

'that yellow car is fucking ugly' hes already a pro

[@shelleynobleart]

These were lovely. I feel the same way about color but appreciate it so much more after seeing these people discover it.

[@shanna9990]

Imagine their reaction when they see the ocean or a real sunset for the first time. I think we sometimes forget just how beautiful our world is.

[@Mybpeterson]

1:45 "You guys have such a better world than I do" What a humbling statement. What I enjoy and take for granted is a life changing marvel for this guy.

[@alexandralenzinger8482]

“PURPLE! I always thought this shirt was yellow and blue” ..... I’m dying

[@kristin-happytexan]

It's amazing that a colorblind man painted that. It looks beautiful to me. (I honestly see absolutely nothing at all as being off about it). Very detailed for someone not seeing colors like we all do, or not seeing them at all. Okay.... I'm off to watch the rest of the video now. I was just so taken aback by that clip.

[@MetaGiga]

Even though they were colorblind, there were still some colors that indicated them. So, they would be seeing colors as how they were used to seeing them. Now that he can see colors correctly, I'm sure he's going to make even better paintings in the future

[@shaunw9270]

As a child my paintings would be interrupted by school break time or at home during dinner. Half green , half brown grass or half blue , half purple skies or sea !

[@robloxvids2233]

Yeah that old bag was like "see, the sky is all wrooong, Hank."

[@SergePupko]

I'm not color blind but after 20 years of struggling to strain my eyes to see clearly and having double vision, I finally realized it's time to seek help. First time I put on glasses with added power and a prism I laughed and cried all the way home. Everything was more vivid and I could finally see with depth perception. It was an eye opening day.

[@Drillbitayler]

So cool! I can just "barely" understand as I'm not colorblind (that I'm aware of) but I don't see super well (which I recently found out). So I got a pair of my first glasses and I just couldn't believe the vividness of the trees. Like, I never knew you could see the leaves individually and it blew me away. So I imagine it's just like that, only times 100!

[@GEOMETRICINK]

Abe ...I had the exact same experience. No one knew I couldn’t see well until I was twelve. I left the eye doctor with my first pair of contacts in and was astonished with the trees, each individual leaf. I had no idea people could see so well. I was totally blown away.

[@CURLY507HEAD]

I had the exact same experience as well. And imagined/thought the same while watching this. 😄

[@KM-ce9cz]

I needed glasses badly in the third grade. When I finally got them, I was in my classroom and could see the blackboard! I don’t remember wearing them to school, just seeing my classmates and the writing on the blackboard. Everything clarified so vividly, I was astonished. Now 55, I’ve had corneal transplants that fully restored my vision. Colors became clearer, but I was not colorblind. Prayers to all the families of the people that donated their corneas after death. I can relate to these people! 💜❤️💙

[@fortunebrd10]

For me it was clouds. To see individual clouds and then a sunset?! I am EXTREMELY nearsighted and we didn't know until my late teens so...yeah. Mindblowing to realize how much more there is to the world.

[@timothybrown5999]

Same, I put them on while my mom was driving me home. Think I was 18 when I got them. I started noticing right away that license plates were a lot easier to read then I looked up at the trees. “The leaves!” I shouted, “you can actually see them!” I just assumed to everyone it was just a green blur until you got up close lol

[@katebeckinsnail910]

I loved that moment when he hugged his son at the beginning of the video. The pride he must have felt to be able to do something like that for his boy, man that feeling must've been amazing.

[@ScribStat]

I lost it when the man picked up the picture and took it outside to look at it better. That was pure wonder right there... And when he was sitting and look at the Christmas city all speechless?? Wow. Just wow.

[@tin1893]

there is nothing more pure than seeing a parent cry out of happiness for their kids.

[@philipberthiaume2314]

That dad and son though in the first clip...

[@MzCAGOMEA]

8 sec in and I'm crying. 😩

[@ramo1484]

MzCAGOMEA same

[@christinaflagiello3930]

The young man at 8 minutes.... what a wonderful place to take him! Nature’s amazing beauty and this special moment ... perfect

[@kanawidavysyarief6145]

Some of us have perfect visions yet we sometimes forget to appreciate what we're seeing, as simple as color. ThankGod

[@pamelavance648]

Amen and also seeing the goodness I always say to see the awe and beauty it's always there. feeling grateful and fall is my favorite time of the year this technology is amazing

[@Sephialon]

These get me every damn time...i am 31 and have been drawing and painting since I was 5...i can't imagine a world without color...and to see these people see what I see for the first time...right in the damn feels...welcome to a new way to see the world

[@moonlighter6]

As a color identifier/controller for a couple of companies early in my career, I can tell you the Enchroma glasses for the colorblind are amazing. I always carried a pair or two for client use for their colorblind employees during presentations.

[@wiledman2430]

It's such a beautiful world we live in.

[@ferrarigirl666]

Wiled man 24 not really, but only some of them make them better to live in!

[@Kazza_8240]

That's a new record for me, twenty seconds into a video and I'm tearing up. That wee boys reaction was priceless. I don't know much about colour blindness, but after seeing this boy, I have a greater understanding of how it affects people. I've got tears in my eyes, but I'm so so touched by this video, so much so that I have to stop it and watch the rest later. So happy for that wee boy and his family though.

[@bradyasadorin9971]

the guy that looked at his own painting and said “well nothings the right color” made me lose it lmao

[@yucap6006]

I just recently received these glasses and it was a blessing I recommend this product to anyone who is color blind but do remember there’s a 50 50 chance that they will work they come with the glasses a case balloons and a wipe like if your color blind!

[@violetverdict3760]

V0id Studios 1/5th chance I believe. I'm glad for you. I hope this technology is made into contact.

[@adaperez4770]

"I'm a color". lol

[@georgiafain3747]

Families are so anxious they don’t allow the person time to acclimate.

[@anah3864]

I know. Give them a minute please. The person is literally sobbing and someone invariably asks “can you see my shirt?”

[@grytlappar]

Purple seems to be the color that just floors everyone.

[@daviclemons6910]

"Colors are bouncing off of everything," that really paints a great image of what they see and it definitely corrisponds with "overwhelming." I've had a pretty bad astigmatism for a few years and putting my glasses on for the first time was kind of the exact same feeling.

[@koralr33fer79]

Color is just one of the many, many things that many of us take for granted every day....

[@itsumonihon]

What do you see? Everything.

[@lunasky1819]

This is one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen ,the things the rest of us take for granted,may God bless you all.🧚‍♂️❤♣️

[@Draeka]

That has got to be like discovering a super power.

[@axisgaol2231]

The connection between dad and son at the first scene is really awesome. God I wish I had such connection between me and my family. My family is quite formal and rarely show our emotions. But I promise, by the will of God, I'll make such a beautiful family in the future, I'll be the best daddy for my kids.

[@itsdeborahhill]

This comment made me so sad to see 🥺🥺😭 I’m so sorry you can’t experience that with your family.

[@markosp]

Its so powerful seeing colors I think people who aren't colorblind take the colors for granted and sound. I could only imagine what its like to hear music or see colors for the first time.

[@BlueJWay999]

The rest of us really take our sight for granted

[@Mdmdiem]

“What do you see?” “Everything!” Damn

[@Linda-hs1lk]

What a fantastic invention!

[@eugeneruss3067]

People take seeing colors for granted . You can tell these people don't ! Wonderful video ! Thanks for making me cry !

[@briradcliff4377]

This made me cry so hard

[@KayBeeGee]

This made me bawl instantly. Thank you for sharing. I'm so happy for all these people!

[@wholesome122]

6:03 when he takes the picture outside for a better look. adorable

[@vixiestarfire]

11:50 dude minecraft is gonna get way more interesting with this things on lol

[@suckonmydignity]

omg i was so thinking that.... he will go on to see he has made rainbow colored houses, without knowing :)

[@TylerDaSilva522]

Yes!!

[@luckysquidy101]

@Judy G. Bruh

[@Ivy-jq6di]

@Judy G. Wow chill, games are an interactive experience to explore ideas like movies or books. No need to be so harsh

[@Nexxorcist]

@Judy G. Do you read books? Cause you're basically looking at a piece of a tree with markings on it and hallucinating

[@ILoveElektro92]

I love how this makes you gratefull to be able to see a simple thing like colors 😊

[@williamherron9365]

"That yellow car is ugly" haha

[@yourwisecousinjoe8841]

Yellow sport car is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@decam5329]

'Thats your car, Bob.' If only.

[@idahojake3444]

@@decam5329 I was hoping someone would say that to him 😂😂

[@mmsmith1777]

The reactions are, without exception, a visceral, overwhelming amazement and joy. I think out of all I have watched, only one person was not moved to tears. God bless the team that came up with the glasses.

[@katjakat278]

It's so funny how they all seem to have the "OMG, PURPLE!" moment :) I'm, literally binge-watchinmg these videos, I love them

[@PaulaWed]

After watching this video I'll never say again that black and white are my favourite colours. Since now I'll appreciate every colour and that, I can see them all without any glasses on. I love this video!

[@InTheZone85]

Black is my favorite color

[@bentehsb8757]

I wish I could afford those for my dad:(

[@jojohabfast3715]

Bentehsb how much are those glasses?

[@whatever96]

I hope you will one day.

[@CJ-jr4eo]

Do you have a gofundme account? I would love to donate the amount needed for the glasses.

[@elguero9279]

They cost 350$. About a third of the price of a new iphone, I'm sure you can find a way

[@violetverdict3760]

Jojo Habfast Get rid of your phone and swap it for a cheaper one. If all else fells sell your laptop or start go fund me.

[@catherinetiernan9413]

What amazing video's. We take so much for granted,but to see someone seeing colour for the first time is so heart wrenching. The joy these glasses bring to people is brilliant.

[@weldat82]

the most precious gift i have ever seen.. the whole world with its color...

[@blumenkind264]

This makes me feel so blessed to see colours everyday!

[@colebedwards251]

I remember when I first got regular glasses, I about fell out the chair! When I walked outside I saw the leaves on the tree!! And even though I see color just fine, with my glasses it was amazing, but wow for these people to see color like it was meant to be for the first time.,,

[@lilyk7326]

When I got my first pair of glasses as a kid, it was the seeing the leaves on the trees so clearly that I remember most.

[@thekingsdaughter4233]

Same here!! :-) I was nine years old. Trees have branches and leaves, they are not just fuzzy green blobs... :-D unfortunately, my family treated me like I had lost my marbles. :-\

[@ginathegreat3858]

It's amazing how much emotion the sight of color evokes. "Now I know why people cry," that made me cry.

[@cherylmoore9438]

When ever I get frustrated with events in this world I watch videos like these and some of new births and I remember how great the simple things are. I remember how we have it better than some and take it for granted. I remember how giving to someone in joy is the best feeling ever.

[@violet2048]

Suddenly yard work will be much more exciting,

[@malissaperkins8316]

These videos always bring tears to my eyes because we who can see color take it for granted. We need to appreciate what we can see. It's a beautiful world out there!

[@Shaunie2Hot]

this is so beautiful ❤

[@DanielH]

Really interesting how ordinary things for most people, like seeing colors are so awesome to some people.

[@nellyhernandez388]

These videos always make me cry!!! We always take the beautiful things around us for granted. Watching colorblind people get excited over seeing a blue sky or red flower leaves me speechless. It's so amazing and my makes my heart so happy!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@bonniemarieee]

My heart. I needed this right now. These moments are what life is all about. Easy to forget.

[@taylorwright7711]

Me: lol? I never cry??? what Me a few seconds into the first clip: *starts crying* I cried way too much during this video, then started it over, and cried some more. We really do take so much for granted.

[@stuts2371]

This makes me appreciate my ability to see colors

[@arkanixarcmage6225]

Best gift ever! Those who don't have what we have, embrace it so much deeper. Such a great invention!

[@unseelie63]

I so love things like this.It's incredible,what science can do.Such happiness.To see the colors of a sunrise,a sunset...flowers,and faces.Happy,happy tears

[@neptunemorales5292]

I tried not to cry but I failed.This are beautiful and a wonderful experience even to us with normal color vision. To God be the glory and Gob Bless you all and people who invented of enchroma. Its really overwhelming!

[@TryABaconSlice]

'God' gave them colorblindness, all the glory goes to Enchroma

[@artsyryder]

Who is this "Gob" you speak of.

[@UTUBESUCK666]

Science fixed what your god could not...

[@daydreamingpanda3686]

@@UTUBESUCK666 Science wouldn't exist without God. Nothing would.

[@michaelneel4828]

God Bless all of you !!!

[@teresacardona3741]

That was the most heartwarming thing I've seen in a long time!! The world need to feel this and not all the hate!!!

[@brendabenton2554]

I'm SO happy for these people that have a chance to see life in color with the help of special glasses..!

[@hafiziskandar9786]

1st kids destroy me ..

[@karizmacharles4510]

I haven't made it passed the 1:07 Mark, because I can NOT stop balling my eyes out, over seeing that little boys reaction to seeing color for thr first time😢WE ALL WHO CAN SEE, HEAR, TALK, WALK, TOUCH AND UNDERSTAND NEED TO STOP TAKING THESE BIG THINGS FOR GRANTED!!! I KNOW A LOT DON'T USUALLY THINK OF THEM AS BIG THINGS, BUT JUST THINK OF AN ELDERLY PERSON WHO'S BEEN BLIND SIDE BIRTH... NEVER SEEN THE SUNLIGHT, OR THE COLOR OF THEIR CHILDREN'S EYES...WE OFTEN DON'T EVEN REALIZE JUST HOW LUCKY WE ARE THAT WE HAVE AND OR CAN DO ALL THESE THINGS...DON'T TAKE ANYTHING FOR GRANTED.... EVER💖

[@rerecycled7507]

YOU DON'T HAVE TO SHOUT!

[@mutya23cute]

Watching this made me tear up. It really is a whole new world... I feel so privileged to be living in that world all my life... Welcome to our world of colours...

[@shae4043]

To the inventor- thank you. The father and son had me choked up so badly, I’m so happy they followed it up with a man who was hilarious. It hurt my heart.

[@orenante888]

with love from Japan :)

[@polaroidsurvivor7219]

help eyes are sweating

[@deedeemommy2312]

"What do you see?"... "Everything!!!" Man that hit me in the feels!

[@Billyg215]

The first clip broke my heart to see the look on his face as he saw colour for the first time.

[@tomlam2535]

What if we are all colorblind and the "colorblind" people are just even more colorblind???

[@shebnemrehimli4500]

Tom Lam in islam its said that there are different colours in heaven no one has ever seen

[@timothiturner5218]

I mean it’s kinda true. There are many colors humans can’t see.

[@alienmoondudes8071]

There is actually a whole spectrum of electro magnetic waves we can not see. If you search light spectrum, they show the spectrum of visible light vs all forms of light

[@bigfan1041]

Could there be some way to see them or is it impossible?

[@SynthwaveJade]

Yea O.o

[@pusingmuntah]

thank you for someone who made that glasses.

[@feelingbetternaturally1099]

My tears never stopped flowing. Thank you for sharing these exquisite moments

[@user-yi2re8fh7d]

Thank God these people's eyes have been opened to a whole new world of color. Thank you to all the people involved!