Dhar Mann Needs To Stop Doing This

[@ciaociara]

“She’s wheely sad.” I cried.

[@sourgreendolly7685]

"look at them standing on the street corner, wheelchair girl could never" buried me 😂😭

[@froggy5748]

It sounds like you are also wheely sad

[@Niffy3665]

"Can't you do anything right?" Noooo... Not walk. Lmao

[@emmylynny]

HELP

[@DexterTheGermanHusky]

Note to the non disabled . . . Most wheelchair users don't want to be pushed. Never just grab their wheelchair.

[@nelloitt6910]

question: is it also rude to ask? just wondering

[@Indyanna16]

Even in senior living, where most of them do want help, you’re supposed to ask permission

[@DexterTheGermanHusky]

@@nelloitt6910 it can be especially if you don't know them very well but it's much better to ask than not

[@Bluebell42069]

@@nelloitt6910 if you aren’t super close to them and know their boundaries it’s best to only ask if you notice them struggling

[@jifij89]

it’s an extension of our bodies! if you wouldn’t grab someone’s arm, don’t touch our chairs, canes etc. simple! i’ve had people use my chair as an item to lean on. i can’t even describe how dehumanising it is

[@tiixj]

I don't get why all dhar mann videos make it seem like you can only sympathise with someone if you went through the same experience

[@AmelieKaren7_13]

Because you have to have emotional intelligence, depth and empathy to try to understand and sympathise with other people's struggles. But he's real shallow, or, at least, his scripts are.

[@jifij89]

bc they don’t care about most people and don’t understand basic empathy

[@TheEepyMagi]

To be fair, a lot of dhar mann villains are the kind of shallow people who can only learn through going through it... thats not so say thats good btw, its just how some ppl work irl. but if Dhar really does want to make heartwarming content some variety in why ppl hate would be much more realistic, and probably less hamfisted. but he's Dhar Mann so i doubt it'll change for the better.

[@Oujouj426]

If you've ever seen interviews with the dude, it's because that's literally the only way he can empathise with someone. He straight up thinks he's some deity's gift to humanity.

[@artifalse]

@Alkalez if you're deadass, having low empathy is not all that purity culture makes it out to be. It's totally okay as long as you introspect and respect people. It doesn't objectively make you a monster or any of that. We all just experience the world differently

[@icantcomeupwithacooluserna8283]

i forgot we weren’t playing Dhar Mann bingo and i got so unreasonably excited when the guy said “you see” and a flashback started

[@the_transgender_ferret2848]

That's awesome!!! I love Jarvis. Also nice Ouran Highschool Host Club profile picture!

[@dillpckl]

YOU SEE SO YOU SEE

[@icantcomeupwithacooluserna8283]

@@the_transgender_ferret2848 thanks! :)

[@honeysock3703]

Sameeee. Jarvis’ Dhar Mann Bingo has been engraved into my mind.

[@maximumdinosaur]

YES

[@fishysrackers123]

it would be such a power move to run someone over like a bowling pin in response to bullying

[@jifij89]

i’ve rammed my wheelchair into people before for walking over me like i wasn’t there 😂 feels great

[@maxreinaa]

@@jifij89that is DEEPLY iconic of you

[@nogirlIonlyusevenmo]

@@jifij89 BYE- I love that for you 💀

[@BlackestEyes709]

So it will be an inconvenience of minimal pain, yet we could literally kick your head in with our legs that work? "So you see" what you'd like to do and what you can are two different things

[@BlackestEyes709]

@@jifij89 I'd crack up if i see a vid on yt of you doing it to the wrong person and they just batter you brutally

[@goneawayxx]

Dhar Mann capitalizes off of other people’s misfortunes, he’s so silly

[@airinmacdonald3979]

What a goofy guy

[@AmelieKaren7_13]

Yezh, so quirky

[@Hitherelittleboy]

So cutesy

[@anonkittygirl]

he’s goofy aww like that 🥺🥺

[@lovesdramas]

He’s not like other boys

[@AmelieKaren7_13]

I think the point where "Dhar Mann has come too far" has expired a long time ago. This man is CONSTANTLY going too far imo

[@_gay_grim_]

Fúçkíñg absolutely

[@screamsformemes]

Yeah it's so bad I've become numb to it

[@erinpierce83]

Too Fhar Mann

[@AmelieKaren7_13]

@@erinpierce83 good one I'm dying 😭

[@BlackestEyes709]

I don't see how, ppl are just soft. He's not just telling stories, he's changing lives lol he's trying to spread a positive message yet ppl only see negative. Lucky there are ppl like Dhar Mann who still care about others, i gave up caring many years ago and i enjoy watching ppl suffer

[@kaylapearl7894]

This is an accurate representation of people in wheelchairs. I had my books in my book bag on the handle of my wheelchair like a normal disabled person.

[@sourgreendolly7685]

Call me crazy but I don't have to sit in any wheelchairs to respect people in wheelchairs 🤔

[@jimmycraner4044]

nooooo... thats crazy!!1!

[@whatadistinguishedgentlecat]

that's.... so much respect power how are you human

[@littleflick]

You’re saying you’re an empath?

[@kinnoyu8448]

The funny thing is that, how tf did she not know he was in a wheelchair. Did she just recently transfer to this school????

[@bsings7928]

On the note of being “too young” to be disabled, today an elder lady kept demanding to be serviced before me at the pharmacy. The pharmacists know me by name at this point and had my back but I felt bad not being like “yes of course go ahead.” But I was having 1 hell of a pain flare and I couldn’t wait those extra 5 minutes

[@Sevenpuddingsx]

It's cool they had your back and they shouldn't have to know you to tell that lady off. We live in a ✨society✨ where we have ✨lines✨ and we all know how they work...

[@Chronically_JBoo]

Same here

[@MermaidMakes]

You mentioned the looks we get from being young and disabled with a placard and gosh, I can relate. I wanted to share a story that happened to me recently. My husband and I were in Boston enjoying ourselves and relaxing after I worked a couple 50+ hr weeks. My pain was really bad because of all the work. I parked in a disabled spot outside of a store and as we're getting back in the car, this lady pulls up beside us. I was taking a bit of time to start the car and pull out of the spot because my husband was helping me reach for my seatbelt and I had to move slowly so it wasn't excruciating. anyway, the woman has this nasty look on her face, and she's holding up her disabled placard and waving it at me. Mind you, there were several other disabled spots a bit further up. Before I can even react, my husband (who can look very scary when he wants to even though he's a giant teddy bear) grabbed my placard, pointed at me, and waved my placard back at this woman while giving her his best death glare. She sunk down in her chair and sped away in embarrassment. I've gotten tons of disapproving looks, and usually we just ignore them... But watching that woman eat crow was absolutely glorious.

[@jadethirteen5306]

I hope one day we move away from the idea that someone has to "look" disabled. Thanks for sharing your story!

[@clochibi5568]

People are always surprised when I tell them I have a hearing aid. Got it at 18, now I’m 23. I guess people don’t expect younger individuals to have certain disabilities.

[@Oujouj426]

@@jadethirteen5306 That's never gonna happen as long as there are assholes that pretend to be disabled and use disabled people's resources. No matter how few people actually do that, folks are gonna act as though they'll run into one any day, like with stranger danger or "welfare queens".

[@aurorag3089]

Theres this specific triangle i've noticed people do when they see me with my cane. Face, cane, legs. I can tell theyre trying to judge if im disabled enough to have it. I just fucked my knee up even more tho so my limp is even worse, and i still get the looks? Like just let me live in my broken body without being judged

[@MermaidMakes]

@@aurorag3089 thank you for sharing, I strongly empathize with you. I ignore the stares typically, but some days I just have to let myself cry at home. I'm a Support Professional so my job is working with vulnerable adults. All we can do is be kind to everyone, stand up for ourselves and others, and raise awareness by helping people to understand.

[@sophiew1303]

“Shes wheely sad” 😂💀

[@chocomelo454]

Man watches Dhar Mann and regrets it, watch what happens next.

[@dangitdoodles]

As someone who was in a wheelchair due to breaking my leg as a child, when people see you in one due to an injury they’re usually very sympathetic. Hell, doesn’t even matter what mobility aide you have, if it’s due to an injury people are sympathetic towards you. So no, that dude would absolutely not know what it’s like to be in a wheelchair from a disabled persons point of view

[@melbapeach162]

100%, it's not the same. For one thing he got better, she'll never walk (well.. if they'd actually bothered hiring a disabled actress that is.. guess that would be too much effort? 🙄)

[@Bellyofthebeast6]

So true, I sprained my ankle a couple weeks ago and have been wearing a brace and it's a game changer. People aren't rude to me about using a cane anymore. Usually I get questioned or just told that someone my age doesn't need one. I almost didn't even mind my ankle hurting in exchange for something that prevents people from pestering me about needing a mobility aid.

[@emvie]

I love that none of these characters in his videos can have simple empathy. No. Character A HAS TO have gone through the same thing as Character B in order for them to stick up for them. Simply being a good person does not exist in Dhar Mann Land.

[@melbapeach162]

Says a lot about the man tbh

[@percyorsomething2641]

I love the guy saying "allow me" and then pushing her cause that's like your date walking and then you scooping them up and carrying them.

[@dxbbydudlxy]

as a disabled and one named debby, disabled debby is kinda fire

[@yuki97kira]

You can be in dhar mann video since he loved putting alliteration nicknames

[@melbapeach162]

Disebby.

[@dxbbydudlxy]

@@melbapeach162 ….PURRR 💅🏽

[@LovelyLyrics02022]

The “allow me” moment gave me the ick cause if I’ve learned anything from wheelchair users is ask first before pushing them around

[@ablancer3582]

And here we have Mr. Mann, encouraging this to his naïve mostly child audience by putting it in one of his videos. How unfortunate

[@melbapeach162]

Could they not have talked to one fucking disabled person before making this.. or hell why not actually use a disabled actress?

[@UnraveledAnarchy]

Let’s hope Dhar Mann never covers DID, he’d screw it up so bad.

[@weevilwizarddotmusic9711]

im a system, i am PRAYING he stays far away from DID oh my god

[@UnraveledAnarchy]

@@weevilwizarddotmusic9711 I’m a system too. Same. If he did, even my headmates would get sick of hearing me bitch about it lol

[@ozydapunk]

dont speak this into existance 😭😭😭

[@UnraveledAnarchy]

@@ozydapunk Oh shit you’re right. Sorry 😅

[@ozydapunk]

@@UnraveledAnarchy HAHA UR ALRIGHT!!

[@shastatrout]

oh boy! i love people who fake disabilities and get rewarded for their heroism while people who actually have said disability get bullied and treated like scum 🥰

[@fantasticesther]

Could he not just say that he was nice because he’s not an asshole? Because like I’ve never been in a wheelchair, but I’ve got a friend who’s disabled, and somehow I manage to not be a total dick to them.

[@melbapeach162]

That's the problem with these videos, they never just learn to not be an asshole. It's a weird message, as if you can only have empathy if you too have been in a wheelchair or whatever.

[@bm-ww8kb]

@@melbapeach162 yeah its super strange. they treat this situation as if the default behavior of the able bodied is to be cruel while also saying that people who treat someone with a mobility aid kindly and with respect are spectacular human beings deserving of celebration and spotlight. the fuck kind of underlying message is that? like the guy doesnt realize making these videos arent actually contributing positively to any issues they try to address in any way

[@CaffeinatedGhostBoi]

"no no please allow me" dude I guarantee I can push myself better than you can xD

[@Mollypop_1]

"I can only be compassionate towards someone because I feel that I can relate to them in some way" love the message dhar

[@vibenic]

Random anecdote but once in college I was riding the elevator up and a professor got into the elevator as well as a student and the student only went up one floor in the elevator. Once the student exited the elevator the professor made a snarky comment about how why couldn’t they use the stairs? I honestly felt really uncomfortable and said to him not all disabilities are visible and you have no idea what they’re going through they could have fibromyalgia or something like that that prevents them from walking up one flight of stairs and the professor looked a little shocked and was like Yep actually you’re totally right and my heart was beating so fast and I am totally not the type of person to speak up like this but I honestly felt it was important in the moment and this totally sounds like a story where I should say “and everybody clapped” at the end lol I totally know but I swear to God this happened Anyways all of this to say be kind to people!!!!!!

[@cherry_noemi_boiii]

That is actually me. I have an invisible physical disability mainly centered around my right leg. I can walk fine with a slight limp but my balance is terrible so I have to rely on my left for more complicated movement if that makes sense. Stairs are sometimes an oof because I also have basically no feeling in my right foot. I can’t feel where I place my foot down essentially. When I do have to take the stairs I go slow and literally have to watch my feet as I walk. If there’s an elevator it helps, if not, I won’t complain. Either way, I do my best 👍🏻

[@twinkiesnails8857]

I feel this. I have TOS and i wouldn't be shocked if my joints are gimp too. Before i figured out my magnesium deficiency was causing my condition to be exacerbated, walking up stairs made my legs feel like they were on fire. I couldn't hold my own body weight. Now a days it flares with air pressure shifts and weather changes, and its so frustrating when people treat me like i should be okay

[@jofawkes]

I'm glad you said something! Think of this comment as a random reminder for others to be kind and to speak up, I'm glad you shared!

[@khaos-is-online4569]

Thank you for this. I am currently in college and have an invisible disability that makes it hard for me to go up stairs so I have to use the elevators. I always feel like people are judging me for doing

[@cre-k8-ive]

Thank you for sharing this. It's so impressive you were able to educate in that moment! And I'm so glad the person seemed receptive. You did a good thing!

[@HartleiStansbury7]

the guy: its not a problem Jake: yes it is. LMFAOOOO

[@wiredinmyhead6241]

I have chronic fatigue syndrome and used to not be able to get out of bed and needed to use a wheelchair when going out. I hated how people would stare at me because i was so young using a wheelchair. Because I was able to get up and out of the wheelchair for a short amount of time to do certain things like move a chair or go toilet lots of people thought I was faking it and didnt actually need it. People often made me feel embarrassed to needing it. I also realised how wheelchair-unfriendly most stores are in new zealand. Im doing a lot better now, most of the time I can go out without a wheelchair but just need lots of breaks and rest when im home. I can also sit upright for long periods of time. Im still struggling quite a lot with my CFS and endometriosis but I’m really proud of how far I have come. Ive had my CFS since I was 14 (Im 18 now) so you can imagine what kind of looks I got in my wheelchair, especially for moments where I had to stand up out of it.

[@Bellyofthebeast6]

Ugh, having to get up out of your wheelchair is the worst. I use one for longer days out because of my chronic pain and I feel sooooo self conscious when I have to stand up. It's a shame because sometimes I'll be at a park or museum and want to stand and take a closer look at something but if anyone is around, I'm too afraid to.

[@giannad27]

Omg I’ve never met someone else who has CSF like me

[@cre-k8-ive]

Hey! I have MECFS too and use a cane. I'm working on getting a wheelchair for flares. People always assume I'm injured because I'm young. I also got it around 14. I'm now 21 and I'm in university, have a job I like, and have incredible friends. Good job letting yourself rest and listening to your body. It can be really hard to do! Also, I hate the dhar mann premise of only being able to understand if you've been through the exact same thing. Most people will never have my condition and I'm glad for that. I just need them to listen and believe what I say.

[@wiredinmyhead6241]

@@cre-k8-ive It can be really hard with an invisible illness, so happy that youre able to go to uni and have a job despite your illness! I had to drop out of high school so Im trying to work through that before uni and I also have a job thats less than 20 hours a week that I can be flexible with so that’s also good. Really hope life continues to get better for you and that you continue to flourish! ❤️

[@wiredinmyhead6241]

@@giannad27 you should consider joining groups with people that have cfs, it helps lots to find people who can relate to you and understand what youre going through!

[@ScoobyDoozy]

Poverty por*. Can’t thank you enough for this, as someone disabled who went through all of high school in a wheelchair, you’re one of the only creators discussing the rampant ableism on this platform

[@aamberrosee]

just need to say i found your channel like a week ago and i love all your videos! seeing a fellow chronic condition king thrive on youtube and help others is so great ❤

[@gambo8171]

you see, i was in your shoes once. except i wasn't disabled for something i had no control over and it wasn't even a leg injury. i broke my ribs and i am in excruciating pain, so i know exactly what it's like to have a debilitating or chronic illness. 🤡

[@BlackestEyes709]

LOL I broke my ankle and needed crutches, oh the horror to think back on it, ppl staring, charlie in the bushes waiting to strike, the smell of napalm in the morning. It was hell! I still wake up screaming hearing the clink & clank of crutches hitting concrete

[@fwafio3o]

Nah the acne comment is messed up she just an actress 😭

[@beyza-hp7hu]

exactly

[@dillpckl]

Right

[@genesisraygozadelcid824]

yeah that was same rude of him

[@littleflick]

Imagine having so little imagination that the only way you could feel any empathy was to have previously been in a similar situation.

[@candyblizzard7850]

I noticed that, too. Dhar Mann, or whoever wrote that script, doesn't realize that people don't have to be in a particular situation to call out others on it.

[@laurenl22]

"you know what i would do? I would run her over" Jake you are so funny omg i can't deal with u but also the daily uploads are so great keep them coming

[@theautisticcomedian]

I'm a disabled person although I'm not in a wheel chair, it always irks me when disabled characters in media are portrayed by attractive people. I've been in disability groups, most of us aren't conventionally good looking people. Me and some of my friends would probably not be considered socially or visually appealing. But that's okay. Also a lot of Dhar Mann videos are extraordinarily unrealistic. Most people I've encountered aren't like "gross you're disabled and beneath me" instead it's more like they down play it and tell you to not blame your disability on whatever or unintentionally judge you when making a compliment. As a side note, most people in wheel chairs get super pissed if you try to touch or push their chairs.

[@melbapeach162]

It's so obvious to me that you don't just grab someone's chair without asking, so infantalising and rude..

[@Chronically_JBoo]

Im extremely weird looking no lie

[@PhoenixRising87]

I'm an ambulatory wheelchair user (I more often use my walker, because I can take breaks and sit on it). I certainly don't have a problem with some disabled folks looking conventionally attractive, but yeah, it should be okay that not all of us do. Personally, I don't always have the spoons to get all dolled up, and sometimes all I can do is put my hair in a messy bun, put on my oversized hoodie. and go about my business.

[@Ickymunches]

Exactly, not not nearly as "attractive" as disabled people are betrayed as

[@Irisposting]

Literally called out on the sketchers comfort shoes thing that's all I wear

[@felixfletcher8070]

I find it funny Dhar Mann doesn't know what "instantly" means. sometimes characters don't learn the lesson until a few days later in the story. if it was "instantly" the videos would not 10-15 minutes

[@kschmidtt]

I am SO grateful I found your channel, u always make my day better!! ❤️

[@EmzeeLynn]

Same.

[@lactobacillusprobiotic7029]

I absolutely hate how Dhar man treats his actors and actress poorly by underpaying them.

[@f_r_o_g_]

the shoe thing is so true, everytime I’m able/am doing well enough to wear nice shoes or even my platform boots, which I can almost never wear, I get so happy. comfortable shoes 99% of the time tho😩

[@HartleiStansbury7]

LMFAO I love that voice you do like at 3:56 "Raise your hand??!?!?" LMFAOOO

[@acidswingz]

ive never watched ur vids before neither have i finished this video yet but i just wanna say your voice is so...calming??? Like if you made an audio book id get a full 8 hours of sleep to that

[@fideoscontuco09]

REAL

[@deedeetrick7405]

I love that they’re meeting on a street corner before prom and not at someone’s house. Totally normal behavior

[@Calisi]

As someone with a chronic spine condition, people being like “oh yeah I’ve had bad back pain before” and I’m just like 😐 It’s nice to see someone voice people trying to relate about stuff they could have easily avoided/it could be fixed. Very aggravating and irritating.

[@mangomarinara]

It seems like dhar man doesn’t understand WHY it’s bad to make fun of disabled people

[@Sghgyv]

HE HAS A PLAYLIST CALLED SPECIAL NEEDS PEOPLE GETTING HUMILIATED!?!?

[@HartleiStansbury7]

10:24-10:31 I'm LITEARLLY cryingggg bro stopp

[@avinrains]

What a great video for me to watch while having a chronic pain attack /gen

[@GraceSavidesKeller]

Mann publishes bad videos about people with disabilities, instantly regrets it.

[@jacobturner2012jt]

I had no clue that Jake was in a wheelchair. This was mind-blowing to me

[@BlackestEyes709]

Are you sure? This guy don't shut up about it lol "oww i was in a chair, i had ppl at school call me names, ive had many surgerys" bla bla boo hoo no one cares

[@VibingMeike]

@@BlackestEyes709 Did Jake run you over or something?

[@BlackestEyes709]

@@VibingMeike nope i'm just sick of hearing him go on about it. I hate pity party people, i don't mind anyone talking about troubles etc but not constantly

[@bimbo666]

@@BlackestEyes709 I’ve never heard him mention his wheelchair.

[@BlackestEyes709]

@@bimbo666 get a hearing aid then

[@skyyiah]

When you started talking bout her acne,acne scars, and eyebrows slits I was just like dang I have all that too and I’m also mixed with curly hair🤣

[@L0rdOfThePies]

Imo Shes a really pretty girl though, she's just in a dhar mann video 💀

[@person-rg8nr]

about the "had a bit kombucha and thought she was drunk" thing, you would need to drink about four liters of 0.5 alcohol content drinks as FAST AS HUMANLY POSSIBLE to be at least a little tipsy

[@person-rg8nr]

this is not from personal experience

[@abibb27]

I’m loving the cat meows lmao

[@zippityzoop1478]

I have myself conditioned from Jarvis’s videos and keep thinking about bingo

[@Firefly441]

this is quickly becoming one of my fave channels on KZbin

[@makhaviland4714]

Not to be dramatic but Jake Dolittle literally became my new favorite KZbinr after watching only one video. This guy is definitely going to be huge.

[@StephMichelleXx]

I need Jake and Jarvis to play Dhar Mann Bingo

[@gooeydude574]

7:24 hey look it’s Mr. Crocker

[@Roomful161]

Dhar mann is going to end stereotypes by stereotyping his own characters.

[@zolizard]

the Mann has crossed the line so many times at this point that hes the one drawing it

[@Scardy-kitty]

The fucking way you giggled when she dropped the books OmG I cackled 🤣

[@ZaZa-nm6sw]

Not "Disabled Debbie" 🤣🤣

[@uhhhcam]

8:32 reminded me of that time in family guy where peter prank called joe and said "wheely wheely stupid head , bet you wish that you were dead" 💀

[@youruncle360]

i can’t wait to watch dhar mann’s “disabled people get owned” playlist /sac

[@CaffeinatedGhostBoi]

HAHA NOT ME HAVING OWNED THE SAME WHEELCHAIR, MR MANN WENT ALL OUT ON THAT £100 XD

[@winterwolf0100]

Eyebrow slits at this point are a big part of gay culture and that’s it. Like I’m sorry but if you’re a woman with an eyebrow slit I am going to assume you are gay

[@hannabanana2294]

I bet all the evangelical facebook grandmothers with able-bodied children and grandchildren loved this one!

[@HartleiStansbury7]

5:16 AHAHHAHAHAHHAH LMFAOOOO NOT THE PEACE SIGN HAHAHAH

[@leomurray9263]

Love your content Jake

[@Shrimpyfellow]

A common occurrence with disabled stereotypes is that the disabled person is kinda stupid

[@Q-Lady]

Oh man! I have had actual parking lot fights break out because of my placard. Also my air ride docs with an arch support never let me down and I've never had to sacrifice style 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤

[@Serene._sxlace]

Fun fact: Mann means husband in German

[@peacefulpresents]

You are so right about the shoes. When I was disabled by rheumatoid arthritis & Lyme disease, I had to wear extra large shoes with extremely stable bases that I could close using Velcro because I could barely use my fingers and my feet were swollen. It didn't really matter what they looked like, as long as they could help stabilize me somewhat to try to get around, which was extremely painful to do. Seeing people wear really high heels to be fashionable seems extra strange after going through all that.

[@Voidaken]

I also have had a lot of incredulous looks getting out of my car with a handicap pass since I am also very young.

[@EmzeeLynn]

I think you’d be an amazing consultant for videos like this. 🤜🏾🤛🏾

[@kinnoyu8448]

I feel like his advice would be "don't make this video" lmao

[@EmzeeLynn]

@@kinnoyu8448 yep 🤣

[@cj030400]

As a chronically ill person who uses a wheelchair the shit I’ve had having a disability the stuff I’ve dealt with and the lack of support or facilities is terrible

[@bashfulwolfo6499]

6:11 As someone who has an eyebrow slit from my eyebrow being slashed open when I was a toddler and how the hair never grew back, I 100% agree lmao. If they’re a scar, that’s fine, but if you do it just because then like??? why???

[@brynnharrison9078]

Just came on here to say jake is killingggg it w the uploads go tf off sis ! Big love !!

[@jaspereatsrocks]

"allow me" 😬 like when someone is pushing your chair it doesn't fully take away your control of mobility /s

[@aquademoney]

i was crippled for a whole ass year bc my school sucked ass and built their stairs lazily asf٫ and i got made fun of a shit ton especially when i had to use a scooter٫ i hated having to use it sm already and id go to the br and ppl would be legit just steal the handicapped br right in front of me just to hog it and talk to their friends smh. theyd also laugh at me and say how stupid i look basically whenever they were reminded i use a scooter. i never understood why tho conaidering other kids w crutches were literally praised٫ but just cuz mine had wheels i look dumb? idk man it was annoying asf tho and ppl legit started to get mad at ME for still being crippled after months and months and gave "ok u can stop now" type vibes. like what💀💀

[@HartleiStansbury7]

why are they all just randomly on a sidewalk in the middle of nowhere and not like oh idk at the actual school. why r they walking to prom why would that girls mom let her wheelchair all the way across town to the prom in a dress. makes no sense

[@brainypepper1621]

“You look handsome today, and I love that jacket.” “Thanks, Angela. It’s my boyfriend’s.”

[@whosstal]

I didn’t have a date to prom… but my service dog did :,)

[@Voidaken]

3:17 Lol, I didn't see any elbow, but she clearly chucked that shit off of her.

[@Nellymellow]

They really didn't need to make the man have a wheelchair backstory instead of.. i don't know, him simply standing up against the bully?? But nooo, dhar manns videos "change lives".. Yeah, by fucking breaking their characters legs

[@nodice8632]

This is a beautiful commentary, thank you🌹

[@Bluemoony222]

AHHH I’m so happy you posted !!

[@jaylolz]

dhar mann profiting off of disabled people like yass! you go boss king slay boots 🤪 that’s so awesome of him to do that and not even hire actual disabled people! /s

[@AKbaby89]

I'm disabled with a handful of chronic conditions, and I literally have a Dr's note saying I can't wear a bra or tight clothes, so no jeans either. Jokes on you bitchessss I get to wear comfy clothes all the time🤣

[@morgan1076]

I don’t want to think of the day he tries to cover something like POTS it’d be awful

[@FrostedGalaxies]

I don't think he would do something so specific, but now I am picturing the person getting up and then overly dramatic screaming as they fall down and then spending 10 minutes on the floor as the bullies call them floppy Fred or something lmao.

[@morgan1076]

@@FrostedGalaxies oh yeah he'd never do it but the idea of floppy freddy had me on the floor with him

[@ericmabry1752]

One of my problems with a lot of dhar man videos is the idea that in order to emphasize with people, you have to have experienced what they're experiencing. Like nothing really in the video tells me that if the football guy hadn't injured his leg and the cheerleader girl hadn't heard that story, they wouldn't care at least as much

[@kiki-drawer2669]

Idk why "I've fallen and I can't get up if you will" took me out but it did gosh your funny as hell

[@rootintootinboo]

me when I bump into walls, try and move forward using one hand ???? and shove my books off of my lap. it's so exhausting seeing nondisabled people playing disabled people, especially when the production team does zero research

[@temonking]

omg that stab at competition dance jackets hit hard as a competative dancer whos jacket is filled with pins on either side

[@Max-hl5kg]

I believe at 9:49 they had her knees to one side because she was wearing a dress. I was always told to keep my knees together when I'm sitting in a dress.

[@Mycozymnbooks]

Okay so I have Fibromyalgia and testing for other stuff and what I deal with looks very invisible to most but I lost it at the Shoe comment because HEELS we don't do those. Converse? Doubtful to wear those again. Orthopedic insoles. ABSOLUTELY 💯

[@beamingforest4270]

skechers are the only shoes i can wear comfortably, love that this is a universal experience

[@scaredandconfused]

I was just watching one of your videos when I saw the notification and immediately clicked-

[@animerlon]

I have an extremely negative opinion on all aspects of football in the USA, so absolutely adore all the comments you came out with. Take care, hope you & yours have a great holiday season. 💜☮️

[@lunawilder8739]

You have a negative opinion over a game 💀

[@animerlon]

@@lunawilder8739 Figured that out all by yourself did you?

[@XxKawaiiKaixX]

I get so happy when theres a new video and I hear the hi sisters :>

[@katthefantastic]

8:23 LMBAO😆😆😆