Deaf People Hearing Sound for the FIRST Time | PART 2

Deaf People Hearing Sound for the FIRST Time | PART 2 [Compilation]
I really hope you enjoyed it and don't forget to subscribe for new videos.
✔ If you want to be featured then send us your video links via email and we'll put them in our compilations!
☇ Support us:
➥Subscribe: bit.ly/2rp89l8
▼ Music:
Note: All content featured on Compilation Queen is used with permission from the original authors.

[@gregoryalbert6020]

The first kid doesn’t respond cause he has no idea what language is -literally - all the talking would have been like bkahhhhhhhhfrgresgserhsethf to him

[@sineadcarlyle1520]

Gregory Albert actually he just doesnt comprehend the words so it sound like we talk but he doesn’t understand it

[@awhmymichelle1708]

At this point he could have learned another language and adapted a different accent.

[@AthenaSchroedinger]

Should have played some music for him. If for nothing else, to get him use to sound.

[@booty_hunter4207]

@@sineadcarlyle1520 yeah that's basically what he just said

[@angelinajolie2781]

@@booty_hunter4207 Not exactly. The original comment implied he was hearing gibberish. He can hear exactly what they're saying he just doesn't know what the words mean.

[@ellasmith7820]

The first kid was like “leave me alone and let me play with my toys Karen”

[@Ashlynn_Morgan]

😂😂

[@user-bh3rk2ep3c]

He didnt respond because he never heard anything before.

[@Ashlynn_Morgan]

@@user-bh3rk2ep3c no shit Karen...😂

[@krisymac3514]

Maybe he doesnt know what words sound like. Cause he never heard the language

[@magscovers8924]

He doesn’t know what his name sounds like because he’s never heard it before.

[@sarabucciol1914]

I’m deaf and i have cochlear implants. Last year I found out that with a special cover for my implants I could go swimming with them on. I DID NOT expect that I could hear myself moving underwater. I was SHOCKED!! Like OMG water makes noise!

[@rherd]

It’s amazing the things you forget to enjoy when you have them all the time. I’ll think of this next time I’m swimming, or in a bath lol

[@JesgateOnDown]

#sarabucciol1914 👏🏽🙂

[@misstoasty1]

is it just for cochlear implants? Where did you get them i would love to have that option!

[@sarabucciol1914]

@@misstoasty1 they are produced by the company that gave me the implants and are specifically created for the type of implant I have, they were included in the package of accessories that came with them.

[@austinjessee5150]

I've never considered what it be like to not have hearing. I'm glad you got to experience it. I'll stop taking it for granted. Absolutely everything makes a noise. Btw lol

[@davidmcglone409]

I've had my Cochlear Implant for 33 years! I was one of the first few candidates to receive the new technology and I remember my activation day clearly and how it made me feel! It's absolutely unforgettable! I'm so happy for these people!

[@gospelofrye6881]

The young lady saying "it's like two metals clashing together" and the audiologists nods knowingly and saying "yeah, tinny". The power of human language right there.

[@gwen5316]

What did you feel?

[@davidmcglone409]

@@gwen5316 it's indescribable.

[@gwen5316]

@@davidmcglone409 must be. I can't imagine!

[@Jesus_lovesyouuu]

Jesus loves you

[@theprinceofallsaiyans_vegita]

Dr: "hey deaf person hearing for the first time, is this to loud" Deaf person: "what is loud?"

[@ryanroubert2483]

Kkkkk

[@shredbacca]

Lol

[@SecretGerms]

the prince of all saiyans .Vegeta too, not “to”.

[@danielgullet]

the prince of all saiyans .Vegeta hoW couLd hE saY what Is loUd

[@bruhlano3129]

Too*

[@alisamarks2344]

The first clip got me thinking. The reason he's not responding is because he's never heard words before. So he doesn't understand what they're saying. Thanks for coming to my ted talk.

[@erebusagarista8031]

They were overwhelming him with too many annoying sounds at once🙈

[@whooyouu18]

That last line had me ROLLING!

[@user-eq4yr5vs7u]

😂😂😂😂

[@kc-wh8ce]

He probably didn't even know he was hearing language even

[@dirkdiggler8427]

Guys, I think he is just hearing impaired. I doubt this boy was totally deaf there was no sign language being done. I doubt specialists would talk to him if he didn’t know language haha. She’d use sign language. Many children receive cochlear implants. You can see he knows his name already.

[@charlescurran1289]

As I understand it, people with the implant at first just hear disjointed noise but somehow the brain eventually decodes the impulses and converts them into actual hearing of words. That’s just magical to me.

[@ajaybhagwani8155]

Aslunderstandit,peoplewiththeimplantat

[@iDropPhats]

Haven’t cried in well over a decade and 15:42 finally did me in and teared me up, that kid’s reaction was amazing

[@redresult5584]

dada fada duyyya a messseeee

[@ttruth4601]

kzbin.info

[@xNOWISONx]

Cap

[@jadeswrapsandbraids]

His reaction was fear, not happy

[@Sebmagic2]

Of course it was fear. And the dad trying to force him into his arms was embarrassing.

[@nadimdehne6899]

I think that kid was hearing his parents talking like the sims

[@lesabine6490]

Wasoba

[@tobyloveshim]

Lmaooooo

[@crismusflake]

420th like

[@catafarias6996]

Dag dag!!

[@artemis4923]

@@catafarias6996 Sul Sul!!

[@halle8205]

Girl: *hears for the first time* Doctor: That’ll be 7000$

[@xcxangel9948]

halle taylor I am laughing WAY too hard at this 😂

[@ChrisKhar]

girl: sorry what?? i can t hear ahahah

[@alexandergriffith1825]

God bless America, right guy? RIGHT GUYS!?

[@PastaRulla]

I was just about to write the same thing. In normal countries those things are for free.

[@knucklehoagies]

@@PastaRulla Nothing is free. Taxes pay for it.... but American's prefer to spend tax dollars on military rather than the health of it's citizens.

[@memyself7956]

As a mom myself, that little boy had me crying so hard @ 15:43 - I'm sure he was in shock & probably terrified. I would love to know how he is doing today 4 years later.

[@ttruth4601]

kzbin.info

[@PhaZeUnleashed]

He was probably happy to hear his mother voice too.

[@TOPDadAlpha]

The little boy not letting go of his mother neck gets me to cry every time.....he has such a strong reaction. God bless him..... God bless them all

[@whatwatwat3727]

I never heard my mother tell me I love you And I ain’t even deaf

[@thediariesofdes]

What WatWat 😭😭... this a lil relatable🤣.

[@tausilifts]

She dont have to say it. Sometimes action speaks louder than words.

[@kmyab5747]

I love you ❤️ .... As a brother

[@HarshitSingh-hh3vu]

Well Words are not the only way to tell someone how you feel about them

[@lordwick329]

Same here

[@dan_zhou]

It's actually mind-blowing to know that some of these kids have never heard what their name sounds like. Like bruh stop trying to get ur kid's attention by saying "Anderson," he doesn't even know what that means lmao

[@joshroberts6721]

Anderson's Brain: Wtf is an Anderson

[@Pepsiaddict6947]

Thats why he should learn, what is she supposed to do? Never say his name...? Or just say random words the first time he hears

[@peryton5258]

missvanilla i don’t think the parents were signing, it’s kinda like they expected him to understand spoken English not realizing it’s an entirely new language (unless he had partial hearing but there’re still a bit loud)

[@Pepsiaddict6947]

Broken Robot i get were you’re coming from

[@lynchpintm8928]

Lip reading....

[@FlowStateEnergy]

I remember the first time I got hearing aids. As a grown man I couldn’t hold back tears. Hearing birds, zippers, just everything in the world. What these videos don’t show is how hard it is to adjust. It takes a while for your brain to process. It is incredibly overwhelming. Hearing technology has come so far. The sad thing is that quality equipment costs thousands. Little to no help with the cost. Insurance for everything but hearing it seems like. This needs to change

[@A_Bunch_of_Savages]

I’d pay anything to wipe away my brothers disability like this.

[@blueycarlton]

Cochlear in Australia, where it was invented, is almost free. Some sites say it is cheaper than hearing aids.

[@FlowStateEnergy]

@@blueycarlton you have to qualify for them in the US

[@ajaybhagwani8155]

Irememdertheflrsttimelgothearingaids.

[@IqSNarwhalZZ]

Hey man what does a zipper mean? I can't imagine the second thing you bring up about being able to hear for the first time is someone taking a jacket off or something lol.

[@BroWCarey]

My youngest sister was born deaf. At one year of age, she got to hear for the first time, and her face just lit up. Such a powerful thing to see these people hear for the first time.

[@Aloadiing]

Nobody: KZbin at 3 AM: you wanna see deaf people hear ?

[@leartzhelloc6037]

Me:🤭 Yas!

[@I.luv.Besit0s]

Omg wow how did u guess bc It actually is 3am here

[@sign543]

Dodger - GOD, I wish this goofy “Nobody:” trend would end. 🙄

[@artstuff2067]

I literally started watching this at 3:30am

[@aaxylzane1242]

@@sign543 I know right

[@ewwwwwwwwwwwwwww]

anderson definitely wants to be deaf again

[@lindsaymartinez2740]

rat OMG 😭😭😂

[@mangsuep683]

💀💀💀💀💀

[@ravensway3648]

😂😂😂

[@Jaxgotscared]

Yup

[@lexipeterson4073]

omfg NOOOO 😭😂😂😂

[@nosreves]

I was able to experience this with my daughter when she was younger. She had a condition where she produced too much wax in her ear canals to the point that they became compacted. When they cleaned them out, it became an unexpected emotional situation. She was overjoyed by the sounds and clarity that she was hearing; I just could not hold back the tears from her reaction. Such an amazing experience we will cherish forever.

[@gloomsi]

5:58, dad saying "hooray" in kermit voice during heartfelt moment is a mood.

[@kingladekahn]

Deaf person: "OMG, I can hear!" *Two hours of hearing people's bullshit*: "I'll stay deaf. Thanks."

[@mack4728]

*pulls out hearing aids*

[@benjiboo1756]

kingladekahn it’s good being death cuz you have a mute button, just take your hearing aid out and ta ta everyone around you quite uhhh

[@jujua2138]

@@mack4728 being deaf not death. That's sad if they are dead

[@bigsaroo5775]

My mom does that she just turns off her hearing aids sometimes lmao

[@18mg43ad]

@Persnikitty "for some reason" lol

[@kirikakirikakirika]

I think the little boy jumped into his mom's arms because he was scared, not because he was happy. You can tell by his expression that it startled him.

[@Rissy617]

I agree. I also think there is something about his dad's voice that he doesn't like or hurts his ears (the tone or something)

[@kirikakirikakirika]

@@Rissy617 I think with that the mom is probably just more comforting. She's very likely a stay-home mom who's with him 24/7, so he just instinctively went to her. I'm sure he went to his dad when he calmed down.

[@aylbdrmadison1051]

I can only imagine how much of an assault on the senses this might be. It is in fact a brand new sense, depending on how deaf they were before.

[@sarcasticflowerbud7191]

I wouldn't say he was scared, just unknowing and a little overwhelmed.

[@kirikakirikakirika]

@@sarcasticflowerbud7191 Those things are scary. He was crying.

[@richardhutchison3123]

This is amazing. We take hearing for granted! It's a gift we should be thankful for, along with health, eyesight and many other things!

[@djkostya76]

We take everything for granted and the life itself saying it happened by accident by chaotic molecules collision within billions of years. Ingratitude is our biggest crime.

[@jeffreydean5112]

The 2nd girl was so precious. I’m so glad we have this technology to help deaf people.

[@sofiamorgado8234]

Can you imagine them hearing music for the first time? Woah

[@Blazedbarbie333]

Sofia Morgado that would make the whole process worth it

[@ClarenceFM]

@@Blazedbarbie333 well Said

[@ethansprague2005]

Turn on young thug and they will trip out

[@karlmozart2661]

The first song their hear should be bohemian rhapsody

[@spudmagnum7394]

*PLAYS MINECRAFT SONG PARODYS*

[@loading...9920]

The person in the second clip didnt hear for the first time, she had lost her hearing, you can hear the person holding the camera say "you can hear again" so that's why she can talk so clearly

[@ppchannel2521]

Does anyone see the problem herw

[@nabuel268]

@@ppchannel2521 the tittle

[@nelsonhill4625]

@@ppchannel2521 It's fuckin bullshit, I clicked this because watching someone hear sound for the first time sounds cool. The second person was not hearing sound for the first time.

[@fbi9016]

@@nelsonhill4625 you are so fucking stupid to care so much about it

[@meeranhaq9479]

@@nelsonhill4625 Losing something as important and essential and finally getting it back is close enough to the title. That's like slowly going blind from bad eye sight and getting surgery done and not needing 2 inch think glasses anymore. Whole life gets changed either way

[@penelopeludwig]

the fact that anderson said “ear is on” is just incredible and so adorable anderson is my favorite

[@Garthadrick]

Watching stuff like this really makes you appreciate what you have. Such a sweet reaction.

[@chibaby800]

I can’t even be this kinda doctor cause I’d probably cry more than the parents

[@asheryt4304]

Same xD

[@melon9755]

I was already crying a lot watching this I would cry too much with this job too 😭 SO happy for them all!!

[@mf4iry]

KKKKJJJJJJJKKKKKKKKK EU

[@surfin9481]

to be honest. i couldn't imagine not being able to hear anything being a person so attached to music id go insane!

[@lunamoone5231]

Same!!!!

[@Uatemydoodle]

"How loud is my voice?" is such a weird question for people who were born deaf.

[@gr_ce1903]

Uatemydoodle exactly, how is someone who’s never heard sound supposed to know what it sounds like when something is loud or quiet

[@simakavand1695]

Theyvcan hear right now it means if it is so loud they get hurt

[@taylorcooper6903]

she didn't know why she was counting she should have said how loud is my voice on a scale from 1 to 6

[@ConLLee]

Sadie Gill I feel like a lot of you are missing the point. Asking a deaf person “how loud am I” is like curing someone’s blindness and being like “ok now read this paper”

[@itsdani_panda]

ConLee No. I’m pretty sure it’s like curing someone’s blindness and asking how bright is it. The way you’re describing is like asking a deaf person if they can hear something not the volume of it.

[@SuigaRou]

I would love to see the reactions of people hearing music for the first time.

[@Kirbyystomp]

Anderson’s mind: Oh I can hear! Them: BEEP BEEP YEE YEE Anderson: Let me go deaf again ;-;

[@okbutwhythough6144]

im fucking dead 💀💀💀

[@beetle5096]

“What language are they speaking?”

[@bigmizzymike]

Exactly like bruh I dont know spoken language. Wtf alien language is this?🤔🤣🤣

[@mrhorrible6170]

first time hearing??? let me help... beep beep BEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEP

[@lalau7761]

Also dead. LMFAO

[@addisonwillis46]

The first kid had no idea how to react... I doubt he could understand anything they were saying (he has never been able to hear English, let alone UNDERSTAND IT) so it would have been completely awkward

[@Ray-fk7ly]

Ikr

[@erika662]

Addison Willis um wtf he can absolutely understand English. Sure probably not spoken English but definitely written English and ASL ( America sign language)

[@jessik9128]

@@erika662 Yeah but... We're talking about spoken English, not written or ASL??

[@professorminstrels6460]

@@erika662 depends on his situation, but if we are talking generally there are a lot of deaf people who struggle with written english. I have worked in the deaf community and have known deaf people who are barely literate. Occasionally I come across deaf people who have near perfect english, but that is rare. From my experience It can vary greatly from person to person

[@inkedhigh]

he is also very young. so he will adjust to the new thing and grow with it. that's the perks when you start at a young agel

[@aM-vi8wq]

when she put it on, she immediately adapted her voice to sound more natural. Amaizing

[@b2tall239]

Emotions aside, it's got to be a remarkably strange experience to encounter sound for the first time after being deaf.

[@herrkulor3771]

Seeing and understanding that the noises from the persons probably mean something.

[@NarkoZ1312]

Me: *Hears for the first time* Doc: - That'll be 7000$ Me: *Goes deaf again*

[@blushyclaireschannel]

copied comment 🤦‍♀️

[@jaredmagararu8202]

Stolen

[@erorristinc1037]

*Laughs in social government*

[@erorristinc1037]

Adeel ahsen *laughs in no worry that I will lose my life because of my income state or because of an orange guy*

[@erorristinc1037]

Adeel ahsen *Laughs in I’m not even American, enjoy your “freedom” protests*

[@leticiab.1642]

It's really interesting how different kids react to hearing from the first time. The first kid doesn't care that much, the second is scared, and the last two laugh and smile a lot. They're all too precious 😍😍😍

[@fredstolemysocks2]

The second video: *girl gets amazing hearing aids* Family member: How much do they cost? Audiologist: $7100 The American healthcare system is wild

[@tolkienfan4815]

What ? Do you expect then to be $39.99 ?

[@terrence3527]

Right. More like it’s a farce 😒

[@RicoBrassers]

@@tolkienfan4815 Well, over here in germany you don't pay for calling an ambulance at all. Because it's basic health care, covered by mandatory health insurance. Because nobody should have financial fear over calling an ambulance, to get their life or that of others saved.

[@toni5543]

@@tolkienfan4815 while I understand your sentiment sweeping statements like that turn people against you before they are even willing to look at migration trends and falling birth rates etc.

[@tolkienfan4815]

@@toni5543 yes I know many people dont like opinions other than their own. But things are pretty serious right now the truth must be above people's feelings.

[@ellzzzs]

First kid finally starts hearing Mom: Heyyyyyyyy BuBuBuBuBuBu (random annoying sounds) Kid: Turn this shit off bruh

[@thediariesofdes]

Mizi 😭😭

[@brianamaemelton]

fr tho like they just turned it on and the professional starts banging on the table while she has rings on like damage the kids hearing some more wont ya

[@FirstnameLastname77777]

Even a deaf kid would rather wanna be deaf than to hear a womans bickering 😂😂😂

[@st4rpt_603]

You gotta test if the shit is working xD

[@josiahcarby6286]

Chill cuh 😂🤣

[@aztecadog]

these moms are angels! the pure love and caring they display is so beautiful

[@lscales6131]

A friend of my wife’s daughter had this done when she was in her late teens. She could talks but not well. She told us one time that when she first heard sounds everything sounded like it was coming from a crackling speaker in her ear bc the brain never heard sound before and didn’t know how to process it. I think she said it took a few days or weeks for it to sound normal.

[@ameenalsubee8900]

Boys mom: Is your ear on Anderson Kid thinking: What is this gibberish.

[@christianman5360]

Ameen Alsubee but technically in his head he would be speaking gibberish

[@nodezsh]

@@christianman5360 And he thinks that, too. He's never heard words before, what else would he think about his own mouth's sounds? He doesn't understand a thing!

[@nobodycares1249]

What is he thinking tho?

[@nobodycares1249]

@@christianman5360 would he be speaking or picturing?

[@nodezsh]

@@nobodycares1249 Probably a mixture of picturing and words, like visual words. Or whatever representation for words he used to use, if any. Because aphantasia is a thing, too. Some people just can't imagine pictures. Though that would really affect his IQ, I imagine. I mean, no words because no images or sound, that would be tough. Still, he can hear now, so not so much anymore.

[@lucienr7931]

Kid: has never heard a sound before People in the room: HEY ANDERSON DO YOU UNDERSTAND US SAY SOMETHING IF YOU AREN'T DEAF ANDERSON HELLO ANDERSON PEEPEEPEEPPEEPEEP

[@boitheboi8031]

June Brian ok

[@emy4875]

ikr

[@Alana-di3hx]

B e e p b e e p

[@cuteassyougotthere8782]

yeh but that kid has never learned a language so maybe he doesn't know what to say

[@amayat1682]

sAy SomEthiNg iF uR nOt DeAf hahahahahha

[@garylawrence7547]

Can’t imagine what his brain is doing to process this brand new experience! Going from a world of silence to one of noise.

[@marcj3682]

So beautiful that teenage girl overcome with emotional. May God bless her.

[@cj222100]

I can't imagine what was going through Anderson's mind when that lady kept going beep beep beep

[@fynntasticmovienight]

Lmao

[@randogai2915]

I was like boy hears for the first time and he hears a lady going BEep bEeP bEEp

[@gergopiroska1943]

He was like I don't need hearing if she keeps doing that

[@areassara]

They should have been a bit more careful because it's his first time hearing they don't wanna over crowd his new sense if you understand what I mean

[@charlysvw8240]

Same lmao😂😂

[@ckrause81]

The first clip was a lot. They were overwhelming that child with sounds and words he didnt understand

[@K-Popfolife]

They were exited

[@sharoneniye2550]

Steven Lang no they need to test. But it was a lot all at once. That’s what the comment is implyinh

[@jdc4316]

K-Popfolife exited where?

[@magentamappinganimation9532]

H I think the person misspelled “excited”

[@kendallhill5867]

ckrause81 ur not an expert don’t talk about I like u are

[@kellyford8832]

boy i tell ya, when you insides are always in hurt from being alone and sad, watching THIS made my month. THANK YOU FOR THIS 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@lissaC.W.]

I remember my daughter get ear surgery when she was three and her reaction when she woke up and really my husband and I for the first time. She had the biggest look of surprise and a huge smile followed right after. I was so emotional, it was so hard trying not to cry. And when she started talking after few days and then after 3 months she was talking nonstop. She is 7 now she still has a speech impediment and still will use sign language out of habit which is fine. And I noticed every few month her speech is getting better and better. It unbelievable how quickly she caught up.

[@KillowCat]

Its funny how they think a kid whos never heard before can tell when his name is spoken.

[@sarcasticflowerbud7191]

Lip reading and sign my dude, deaf people aren't stupid

[@me-np6oj]

@@sarcasticflowerbud7191 but the kid wasn't lookin at them the whole time, he wasn't able to recognize what they were really saying, for example I had to learn English when I was 7, and wasn't fluent till 9, when I first heard people talking to me in English I was yells confused, I was like "tf fam", I didn't understand what they were saying, but I knew they were trying to talk to me, I didn't know what they were asking. So I think that is what they meant by that, he's never heard English before so It's confusing cause they aren't signing to him and he has his head down most of the time

[@sarcasticflowerbud7191]

@@me-np6oj I mean you're not wrong

[@MrPumpkinDuck]

@@sarcasticflowerbud7191 no one implied that they were. They weren't signing. He wasn't looking at them. He noticed when his name was called, deaf people wouldn't know what they were saying.

[@sarcasticflowerbud7191]

@@MrPumpkinDuck uhh ok?

[@xMidnighthands]

No one: Absolutely no one: Doctor: bEep BeEp bEEp

[@sen_pa_9265]

Bebebebeb bebeb bebebebebeb

[@loraleilee2676]

that makes me think of Julien Solomita 😂 EEEEPEPEPEPPEPEP

[@flora6768]

BEEP BEEP RICHIE

[@lifewithmylittleladies7881]

Hopecurriexo I’m crying lolllllllll

[@veeraakkanen6313]

I can't breathe😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@auntemmyd1604]

I know I am gonna Cry! So Beautiful! This is pure joy and love at it finest!❤️🤟🏻💞✨

[@amoshtael1844]

Amazing!! Thank you so much! Blessings on ALL!

[@brajeshgupta729]

Imagin the first thing that u hear would be “that will be 9000 dollars”

[@gregorecon8666]

Rips ear off

[@WaveManMike]

Me in English: “I’m sorry I don’t speak English”

[@eliavii2393]

Me : sorry I didn't hear that.

[@betaman2009]

Ohhh nono no 🤣🤣

[@marycoleman3711]

It would be worth every penny

[@Renae5147]

I was deaf from 6 months old to 5 years old. I hadn’t heard noises, or anything. Then when my hearing got fixed I could finally hear and every loud noise was utterly terrifying to me and hurt my ears.

[@asea7095]

Whats life like vs then?

[@Renae5147]

A Sea my hearing has improved. I still get constant ear infections though, and my ears will never drain correctly. But I’m blessed none the less

[@asea7095]

Not sure if its safe with your ears but hydrogen peroxide always helps keep my kids from getting a bad infection

[@Conesworth]

Well you shouldn't have kept saying medium loud

[@rudeboy5538]

I was like that too but I was more confused than making my ears hurt but everyone was so FREAKING LOUD and I couldn’t get it fixed until I was 7 so this was really new to me

[@kylein9869]

I kinda feel bad for the first kid. He was probably shook af hearing everybody talking at once and slapping on tables

[@quoteshiker356]

Be thankful for everything you have, someone somewhere is asking to God for what you have taken for granted. This video is heart touching and inspiring. Thank you for sharing. Stay blessed you all. Happy New Year!

[@cheyannehowell9297]

Imagine telling a deaf person that farts make sound......😶

[@juicyxll8990]

LOL

[@Styxintheriver]

Dr. Animator they’ll have to figure that one out for themselves

[@k_levi7581]

oommggg😂😂😂😂😱

[@mrshenanigan5044]

I'm pretty sure they would know already

[@myalopez106]

i honestly hate you so much right now stranger 😂

[@jangofett5998]

Deaf Girl: hears mothers voice and starts crying Doctor: that’ll be 7100 dollars

[@Kotoamatsukami6910]

@Adeel ahsen Why are you commenting the same thing in ever comment.

[@Kotoamatsukami6910]

@Adeel ahsen Most people in Sweden also pay around 33% in taxes. And you also get a lot from those 33% so it's really worth it

[@Gachmara]

@Adeel ahsen www.who.int/countries/bhr/en/ www.who.int/countries/swe/en/ are you sure about that? Also, why lie, it only makes your next argument weak as you have already lied once.

[@christianmaas8934]

@Adeel ahsen if your entire economy wasnt based on pulling oily shit out of the ground youd be living in another Yemen with no services, so dont be so sure of yourself either boy.

[@Gachmara]

@Adeel ahsen 70% tax in Sweden, writing that everywhere. That is lying. And your health care is still being payed for by the government and yourselves.

[@asiane]

OMG, the little boy part is soooooooooo cute... I'm just speechless ... I can only feel emotion inside. Thank god for technology.

[@asperates33]

This is why I want to pursue a career as a physician in the future. I feel amazing seeing patients like this blossom with happiness. It's incredible. I have severe hearing loss too and I hope that one day I'll either find a cure to hearing loss and/or fixing the damaged rods and cones in eyes.

[@BuckFudweiser]

The way the second clip showed the girl just beside herself. Then the tears began to flow. She's experienced sound for what may be the first time. How beautiful is this? I just wish it didn't cost so much money.

[@cic1470]

I wonder how they’d respond to music. Music doesn’t need years of learning to understand, it’s enjoyable to everyone regardless of language

[@cic1470]

Tilly Curtis oh thanks

[@BlackPanaRican05]

From what I understand, deaf people love music, but need it turned to ungodly volumes to feel/hear it?

[@brojob5102]

first thing I’d do is blast some 645AR and make em freak out

[@_._faerie_._]

Mystical Panda If you have a fairly large speaker, put it on the floor, and turn the music on then you can feel the vibrations of the sound in the floor. That’s generally how deaf people would ‘listen’ to music.

[@jamielocke8327]

CIC I was thinking the same thing

[@haris3844]

Anderson probably heard that his name was Anderson and was thinking "nah I ain't speaking to yall wtf kinda name did you give me?"

[@stefanorivva8410]

She knew his name because they have a deaf language alfabet and they spell their names with their hands soo.....

[@furret2463]

@@stefanorivva8410 how old are you? How do you not know how to spell alphabet?

[@furret2463]

@@stefanorivva8410 btw just because you know how to spell some thing doesn't mean you know say it, especially if you're deaf and heard sound for the first time

[@stefanorivva8410]

Furret then how did she knew how to say words as soon as she got the headphones

[@furret2463]

@@stefanorivva8410 she already knew how to speak, she just only chose to when she put them on. By the way, they aren't headphones, they're hearing aids

[@Lala-un5yb]

The intensity of the cry I had with Christopher at 15:30 is incredible. I had to pause it for 15 minutes to collect myself I completely lost it in one second. I don't know what happened it was extremely overwhelming.

[@NormanSilv]

I enjoy posting s like this. Th happiness and surprise on he faces of the hearing impaired when they are finally able to hear is priceless.

[@Abbiejam]

Hearing they costed 7000 dollars broke my heart

[@hendrikschuch]

this is america

[@ewyouexist]

seriously what the fuck that's just too much

[@soph5931]

It shouldn't cost money to be able to hear

[@tolkienfan4815]

@@soph5931 do you not understand that technological advancement can takes decades and millions of dollars ? With hundreds or thousands of people working on it. It will get cheaper with time

[@soph5931]

@@tolkienfan4815 yeah i know but i just get sad for people who have to pay that just so they can hear. Just makes me sad

[@user-fx9ct3yz9h]

I can't even begin to understand how these people feel, it's a whole new SENSE, a different concept, a way to know the reality, can you imagine

[@deadinheart5699]

Вот и я про тоже!

[@IsaacCruz]

When I heard footsteps and sounds I’ve never heard before I was so amazed so trust it’s awesome

[@knucklehoagies]

@@IsaacCruz if you've literally never heard sound before, how strange is it to all of a sudden hear things and conceptualize the concept of sound, volume, etc? Like how do they wrap their head around what music is and whatnot? It's like learning a whole new concept that most of us learned when we were babies.

[@farmsalot1233]

Guy with severe hearing loss here. It can be overwhelming when you first get hearing aids. I imagine even more so for the implant. I had to come home and sit down by myself to try and process what all these new sounds are. I'd never heard birds ,air conditioning, wind, the sound of water running. It also took my family along time to adjust when talking to me not to yell. After a few months your brain adapts and you focus more on understanding a variety of speech sounds.

[@lindamarie6574]

Imagine never hearing a sound, then all of a sudden, - it's so wonderful, but I'm sure at first some children get scared not knowing what it is, bless their precious hearts. The little boy John, how he went to his mom so quickly and she held him tight, you could just feel the love.

[@rubingtonthesecond]

That kid everyone's talking about definitely hugged his mum out of fear. But still looked like a positive experience 😊

[@The_Ajna]

Ruby Isobel looked like a panic attack to me

[@rubingtonthesecond]

@@The_Ajna I mean he was hearing for the first time and he was like 5 or sommin so yeah he freaked out 😂

[@ramonfrancois9306]

@@rubingtonthesecond Besides that, all those people were making weird noices since he didn't know what it meant

[@pauladee3506]

Yeah positively terrifying. Hope they're saving up for all the therapy he's gonna need. Poor little guy.

[@jessicaday22]

Ruby That was so cute 😭

[@kearstinivory4038]

The first little boy is looking annoyed like "omg everyone calm down. I get it, I can hear now. I'm trying to finish this freaking puzzle!"

[@caite3357]

For cochlear implant patients upon initial activation, there is no such thing as speech. It’s literally just noise. It takes months of aural rehabilitation to turn that noise into discernible speech.

[@ryangoods7949]

Lmao the kid hugging his mom and dads trying so hard to get him to come to him

[@wolfhowl5691]

Wow so much we take for granted! Imagine such a change it is to hear for the first time ever!! ...Music, words, the wind rustling the trees, a train whistle in the night, a dog barking, birds singing, footsteps...... everything would be so new... language learned from the start. ...... And the same for someone who was to see for the first time... how do you explain things to someone blind all their life?... How do you describe what the colour blue looks like? These are amazing videos! I'm in tears.

[@billybruin4360]

Hears for the first time and then gets told she has a speech impediment

[@emp8653]

I think in the video they said something along the lines of "you can hear again!" (6:17 ish), and her English (pronunciation) was actually pretty good, so I wouldn't be surprised if she had actually lost and then regained her hearing. After not being able to hear how you sound for a while, it could definitely cause speech impediments.

[@mikeg6606]

And sorry take em off, come back when you can pay $7000. "USA ! USA ! " LOL What a place.

[@doicounttoo6861]

@@mikeg6606 Two different things. She was wearing a demo set which had to stay in the office. After the parents? agreed on this model and have the money available, she would get a brand new set, customized for her. (On this set the inner ear part was too long.) Prices are not that high though, even for US standards. If I would need those and do not have the extra insurance, I would have to pay about the same. And I am in a country with one of the best health insurance possible.

[@shredbacca]

Lmao

[@sharroon7574]

Brothers

[@myidentityisamystery5142]

I didn’t search for this but Im not complaining.

[@eludisaac4128]

Same

[@mr.hyperscape5211]

Same

[@jjmaster0113pro]

Same

[@Ok-wk6xr]

Same

[@Real_Prince]

Same

[@jeffrey3498]

Wow, this is so amazing to see! Thank you thank you! 😎👍

[@tiko2916]

It’s kids who really chatter my heart into pieces…., very much happy for those angels ! ❤

[@yassegoran3639]

Turn on sounds: Doctor asking: do you hear Yanny or Laurel?

[@grim2867]

🤣

[@madmoiselle007]

🤣😂😂

[@user-yr1wm9vy2v]

i hear covfefe

[@bigbee4774]

GOLD!

[@BethKnox32]

🤣🤣

[@casperboo2002]

15:43 that little boys reaction had me in tears. Bless all these wonderful people...I cannot imagine how overwhelming it must be to hear all sounds at once.

[@oddfellowfloyd]

It was a panic attack, and fear. Overwhelming is right. I hope they're going to sign with him, too.

[@diegoversace69]

Same

[@casperboo2002]

@@oddfellowfloyd I cannot even begin to imagine what an overwhelming feeling/sensation that must be. I applaud you and your courage!

[@BryanRodriguez-ml1vd]

Damn

[@cartermatties2069]

i cried too lol it was heartwarming

[@mikehamm648]

This video blessed me so much, thank you

[@memmanuelok]

I can't even begin to comprehend the overwhelming feeling of a sense gained when you have the conscience to process that. A thing so normal for us like being able to hear, just simply hear things. God bless this people.

[@saff1257]

‘is it too loud or just right’ she’s never heard before how would she know WHATTT AHAHA

[@ChialukaGold]

Probably just lost her hearing

[@jamesbryan815]

If she hasnt heard before why does she know how to speak?

[@neogotmycrack7938]

@@jamesbryan815 reading bro that exists

[@zeydalynn8634]

it could still hurt her ears though

[@neogotmycrack7938]

@SubscribeToPewdiepie I think so too

[@bhavyareddy4912]

the asian girl's like "IM SO CONFUSED" and im like girl i feel you.

[@dinkin_flicka14]

I felt that too

[@Firesneaker]

Yep

[@Jingle12349]

I couldnt imagine going through life whiteout hearing, its so amazing what modern technology and medical science can do, we are able to give these people the gift of sound into their lives. im so happy for these kids and people.

[@balletobsessedweirdo]

omg these always make me cry when I see the older people hear for the first time ❤❤❤ it also makes me appreciate my favorite songs even more 😭

[@Steven-gs8oh]

Imagine trying to describe what sound is like to a person that has never heard

[@thes.c.pfoundation7965]

Imagine describing a color to a person that has been blind since birth

[@Steven-gs8oh]

The S.C.P Foundation imagine

[@erlliyana2015]

Randy Marsh that’d be hard too lmaoo like imagine describing red.. like what do you say?

[@Steven-gs8oh]

Erlliyana 》 someones in the kitchen with Dinah

[@erlliyana2015]

Randy Marsh who’s dinah?

[@duskyracer8800]

I cannot believe they would introduce him to sound by overwhelming him with high pitched noises

[@epicans6065]

"GoOd BoYYYYYYY" She is talking to him like she talks to her dog. What the fuck xD ?

[@gurjantdhaliwal1197]

and then she bangs the table loud asf for no reason

[@tobytoaster1789]

@@gurjantdhaliwal1197 she banks to see his reaction to sounds

[@cloudwalker679]

@@gurjantdhaliwal1197 are you blind?

[@gurjantdhaliwal1197]

@@cloudwalker679 fuck are you talking about

[@daniel.d2150]

Such a blessing ! God bless them. "Truth" This made made me cry!

[@bretfisher7286]

One of the most moving and beautiful things in all of life is watching a mother loving her child. There is nothing that comes close to it.. .

[@98shon98]

The little boy, Christopher, made me cry. I must have watched his reaction 100 times.

[@NickMichael07]

me too

[@mickaelcohen5581]

Shon Borneman DONT CRY BABY GIRL COME TO PAPA 😂

[@whatintheactualkentuckyfri6603]

Ha I YEETED my emotions into the trash a long time ago I can't cry

[@sarahlouise4550]

Omg Christopher 15:26 made me cry it was too overwhelming for him he didn’t know how handle it poor little thing 💔

[@minkdevil]

I love how he went straight to his mother, so sweet

[@iankoabreudiaz4263]

minkdevil //// that shows the real favorite

[@melaraujo7803]

sarah Louise me tooo

[@haraieth2912]

Its Christian

[@minkdevil]

@@haraieth2912 They both clearly say christopher?

[@dcollier7239]

5:40 Welcome sweetie GOD Bless your soul. I am so happy for you. I can't even imagine but it's heartwarming.❤ to see this. Love from CANADA

[@scottscott232]

Absolutely absolutely absolutely FANTASTIC. I loved every millisecond of this.

[@ewapuzio9226]

The second person, when she said “ I can hear” I started crying

[@ermagerdyes5661]

Same 😭

[@lacuna8199]

Or when she heard I love you

[@lokekennee8850]

So she wasn’t born deaf? Cuz she can speak

[@Mitsuhaaa]

Loke Ken Nee are you fucking dumb? deaf people are born deaf, not mute

[@aze3417]

@@Mitsuhaaa if deaf people are born deaf, how can they learn a language without hearing any of the vocals? you are the stupid one here lol

[@DikkieDikism]

Child, never heard spoken words before.. ofcourse he can hear you but they treat him like he can understand. If he could right away, now that would be a miracle.

[@rvmcwhorter]

Absolutely worth it . I felt for the poor girl knowing she was gonna leave that office without a pair of those .

[@VegasLady81]

To all deaf people who got the technology to be able to hear again, I want you, if you're reading this, to stay on KZbin and look up Mandy Harvey "Try". She was born hearing, but went deaf at age 18 due to a connective tissue disorder. Watch this girl on America's Got Talent, and listen to her story, see how she got back into music after going deaf, and listen to how well she sings. I was born hearing and her story made me cry, I shit you not. Look her up, she's awesome and an inspiration to me, to say the least.

[@Lenny101]

i feel sorry for the boy in the first clip having to hear their condescending voices as the first thing he ever hears

[@redmikekite]

its amazing what we take for granted thanks for sharing this

[@Bruuski]

Mike First time I got my hearing aids I didn't realize the leaves in the trees made noise when the wind blows.

[@ThirdeyeXo]

Bruuski damn bro I feel for u

[@EuriEuropa]

Bruuski wow, thank you for sharing that.. That hit me in a very emotional part of my soul

[@user-pl6hy3km6s]

I’m deaf from birth. And I didn’t realise you can hear bubbles when you are under water because implants are not waterproof

[@NoraTalesia93]

@mike yea I thought exactly the same💛