r/FurryIRL - Ah, Makes Sense...

[@BlazeNStar]

Cliccy is like a werefurry. He just transforms into a furry when the comments all align, and then forgets it all until the next time. Like a werewolf on a full moon.

[@JennyEverywhere]

Nah. He's more of a werecthulhu. He transforms into an Elder God when the stars come right. (Ft'agn!)

[@soulless_jake540]

Your right

[@Another_youtube_animator]

Cannon

[@theothenbrabbit998]

Perfect explanation

[@rightyofelix]

werecat haha

[@magdalenaperlinska862]

My first mind blown moment was the day someone told me, that some book authors are actually still alive, not all of them are dead. I was five and proceeded to spend years asking my family 'is the author alive?' when a book came up and that was the genders of books for me- alive or dead books.

[@Pleaf]

I love how furries seem to be either suspiciously smart and rich, or poor, lonely and depressed

[@rosegray4061]

Pretty much all of us are smart but yeah you weren't wrong about the depressed part

[@soulless_jake540]

True

[@Lindseyisloony]

@Rose Gray I've yet to meet one that wasn't obnoxiously dumb and there are A SH-T TON of them were I live.

[@ponivi]

@@Lindseyisloony are you sure they are actually dumb or are you just judging them for random things that don’t relate to intelligence

[@theredvelvetyfox8814]

I don't need called out

[@samwamm85]

My Greek Ancestors: "Yo check what this descendant is into. HELL YEAH! Now THAT'S what I'm talking about!"

[@VistilShaiteth]

"It's good to see that people still worship the goddess of fertility!"

[@NINJAKCDX]

speaking of ancient civilizations Egypt was the first place to respect furries and you cant convince me otherwise

[@funkyowo]

@@NINJAKCDX fair enough

[@jeremyrush2018]

Same with my choctaw ancestors

[@kelvisaisawesome]

Greeks?! Ew! /j

[@anonymousjhonny2356]

You heard it here first folks, "In a perfect world, where everybody is an anthropomorphic animal" -TheClick

[@kaizynguster9376]

I literally got to this part as I read your comment.

[@greekyogurt9997]

​@@kaizynguster9376why did you post that 3 times?

[@Weskertheunshape]

This subreddit seems so cool! Idk why he hasn’t gone through it before, not like it’ll turn him into a furry or anything

[@en-men-lu-ana6870]

Yeah, you can't turn a furry into a furry, just increase or decrease the furryness level.

[@keit99]

@@en-men-lu-ana6870 I'm pretty sure click's furrylevel is negative, because of int overflows

[@angelaplays]

Very true

[@DaBlueIghuana]

Exactly, he really should make more videos about this subreddit!

[@frostthefox702]

I'm waiting for the r/woooosh

[@BuiHieuDong]

It's incredible how The Click always manages to find new subreddits everyday like this to review them.

[@misuti.mx5]

How are you always in the comment section of every video I watch-

[@cat-cat...]

@@misuti.mx5 I see a few people like that too but this guy is new to me

[@BLBird336]

Yeah, I always enjoy when he finds a new reddit

[@DoiInthanon1897]

Always fresh!

[@BlazeNStar]

Being bullied in a non-sexual way? MAKE IT SEXUAL! Being bullied in a sexual way? MAKE IT EXTRA WEIRDLY KINKY! Making a bully uncomfortable is the best way to make them stop!

[@EdelweissConfederacy]

Can confirm, this works very well

[@Toaster-draws]

Kinda wish I was told to do this back in elementary school when I was being bullied. Lmao.

[@Darkness_Fuchsia]

What if they enjoy extra weirdly kinky?

[@bumblebeetlebee5187]

@@Darkness_Fuchsia Then bully them normally in return

[@polasamierwahsh421]

Or you can turn the tables and bully them at least that's the option for those who care about their reputation But I say WHY NOT BOTH

[@enkelikarkki]

as someone who was raised in an abusive household, I thought recognising people's footsteps was normal when I was growing up

[@MangoPrism]

Wait is it not normal? :O

[@yourlol_1164]

@@MangoPrism IT ISN'T?

[@dragonprotection]

I can relate!

[@tarhun9977]

I don't think I have an abusive family, but I can describe my parents footsteps and tell them apart

[@grenade8572]

I can recognize my parents' and brother's footstep. I didn't grow in an abusive family. Maybe it is a problem if you're actively trying to hear all the day long, where are your family member?

[@Nix1280]

Click: "I've never seen this subreddit before in my life" Me: *recently had my furry awakening and is binging all his FurryIRL vids* "no, definitely not"

[@notaboutroses1710]

Me rn

[@MrGamerdisease]

All I'll say is, as a child, I was crying my eyes out one day by the poolside after swimming classes because I realized that I would die one day. It hit me that I wasn't immortal and I would eventually be gone. My mother had to comfort me on my early-life crisis on the way home.

[@janemiettinen5176]

I came to know this after my great grandad died when I was 4. I was only very pissed, I felt I was cheated out of something.. This is one of grandmas favorite stories.

[@fintherebel5000]

I mean we have made significant improvements on anti aging technology/medicine and we "may or may not" have it readily available throughout the next decades or so but i wouldn't get your hopes up cause it's more then likely gonna be ridiculously expensive.

[@TheBanana93]

I can't remember how old I was but I was reading a history book and there was a bit about a Queen dying and it proper freaked me out "Mum I don't want to die" Fortunately we all will.

[@Midorikonokami]

Click.... What would a video with your bad video responses look like?

[@mhairithorne7072]

relatable

[@lillianshmol6598]

I think my first mind-blown moment was just the realization of how everyone is living their own lives with their own perspectives and it still kind of throws me off every once in a while just how many different story lines are happening and how insignificant, or significant one change in this fish bowl could be.

[@RhinoRapscallion]

There’s a word for this, I forget what that word is, but I know it exists

[@vivianhunter2354]

I think it’s called Butterfly Effect

[@RhinoRapscallion]

@@vivianhunter2354 don’t think that’s it, it’s a word for the sudden realization that everyone has their own complex lives

[@silv4276]

@@RhinoRapscallion Sonder !

[@RhinoRapscallion]

@@silv4276 that’s it!

[@kittycatmeowmeow963]

I was diagnosed with epilepsy when I was 8. My first mind blown moment was when I learned how both seizures and the brain works. It was also when I first fell in love with epidemiology and neurology.🧠

[@lillianward2810]

*high-five*

[@mattmammone2338]

Do you come around after a seizure an feel like you've been gone for a long time? I started having seizures in my twenties due to a reaction from certain meds.

[@kittycatmeowmeow963]

@@mattmammone2338 I don't think so. I have seizures due to the fact that I was born with a hole in my temporal lobe. It's also the reason why I have trouble remembering words sometimes.

[@linachan4912]

Same. My first mind blown moment was being tested for epilepsy as a kid. And it felt like it too, due to the big wired cap they put on your head. 😐

[@SlothDaan]

I guess you had a great neurologist then that really took the time for you?

[@xynocat3007]

I remember when I was about 4-6 years old, when I asked my father that "Dad, will the end of the world come one day?" And he stupidly said "yes, eventually" but when I started having an actual panic attack he quickly started explaining that "yeah, but it won't happen for billions and billions of years". I was still very traumatized when I heard that. So yea there's my "first mid blow" story lol

[@ConstantChaos1]

Closest I've had is that time my dad tried to shoot me in the head but hit my shoulder I genuinely can't get surprised by trivia/facts because my stupid brain always figures it out before I can be told it, it actually really sucks the world lacks a sense of wonder for me

[@grenade8572]

My father teached me that the earth was moving around the sun, and was just a big ball in the space. I asked: "why isn't the ball falling?" Answer: "oh, it IS falling. But because everything is falling at the same time, we don't even notice it. During this conversation, we already fell for thousands and thousands of kilometers". Since that moment, I was a little mindblowed. And I was wondering what happen if we finally reached the boytom of the universe.😂

[@sojus7929]

19:02 when I went to Australia with my mum and my brother back in 2005 and realized that people who speak English actually can't understand me when I speak German and I realized that different languages where actually a thing and not anyone just understands each other magically. XD

[@ROARlikeDoggysDo]

I had an internship where part of my job was to go through a list of websites the shoolkids commonly used. Just checking which websites to ban from the shoolnetwork. I opened one and it was porn. My boss walked up behind me and just said "These kids have no standards. There are way better pornsites". I almost choked laughing.

[@HazeEmry]

Reminds me of that one time my older brother found out I was watching porn, criticised me, then gave me a list of sites he uses and told me to use Opera Mini for the free VPN. Unfortunately for me, the sites mostly or only had straight porn :/

[@muddashucka9743]

@@HazeEmry That's disgusting! ... What kinda stuff were you looking for?

[@ROARlikeDoggysDo]

@@HazeEmry That's hilarious! xD

[@HazeEmry]

@@muddashucka9743 considering this was more than a decade ago, probably vanilla stuff. I watch a lot of different things now :)

[@headfullofdreams6083]

When I was little I had a classmate who was autistic. During one of the breaks he was walking around the schoolyard doing all sorts of complicated stuff with imaginary sci-fi machines, and I was kinda intrigued, so I walked up to him all like "hey can I play along?" And he was all like "no." And I was all like "understandable, have a nice day." Turns out all the neurotypical kids in my class took offense to the answer he gave and I was all like "what how else are you supposed to tell someone you'd rather play alone?" And that was pretty mindblowing to me lol

[@bobcat_127]

Neurological?

[@Aavazandum]

I was wondering when he would cover this subreddit for the “first time”

[@picklemaster215]

Why the quotes he has never done a video on this sub because only furries would do that and he is not a furry

[@thephantomspectator407]

@@picklemaster215 Technically correct... the carriers of the "pathÓwÒgen" are the last to succumb!😈

[@Definitely_Not_Alto_Clef]

@@picklemaster215 …yea he is- he’s just not admitting it 😂

[@vampirecaptain7676]

You mean the in denial again.

[@CraftyVegan]

What are you talking about? He still hasn’t covered it 🤨

[@grell5108]

Thing is. I've had dreams where I suddenly realize I'm not fully clothed, but in my dreams I just go on, as if I walked with confidence no one will notice or question me. Usually, it works.

[@ebbenazor7857]

Yeah, it's weird how in dreams, it's not mandatory to care. I've walked around totally naked in crowded public spaces in my dreams, and though I got a few strange looks from people I knew, nobody said or did anything. It's like having the opposite of social anxiety.

[@loner844]

The Click may not be a furry, but The Quack sure is. I sure hope he reveals his ducksona soon.

[@Ircy2012]

The Click may not be a furry but I bet he helped many people realize they are.

[@samiraperi467]

I'm guessing roughly 69% of tech workers are furries. BTW, you're not alone with that graduation nightmare. Haven't had it in a while but come on brain, I graduated 18 years ago!

[@timetraveler7]

Damn, I'm going into tech, I'll be in he dragons den.

[@AroAce_Psychopath]

Tech nerd here. I'm a huge fox lover!!!

[@SorowFame]

I know a few tech people, one of them is a confirmed furry

[@Mark_Agamotto1313_Smith]

I'd say 200% of them are furries, they just don't know it yet.

[@CraftyVegan]

First things first, nice 👌 Secondly, as a cat who does backend programming 🤷‍♀️

[@vexxen8232]

as a furry i can say that 100% of tech workers are furries

[@soulless_jake540]

Yes

[@muddashucka9743]

*dear god*

[@CraftyVegan]

As a tech furry, I’ve never met a tech normie

[@petereckmann8540]

Web developer yupp

[@tadadoterson6147]

@@muddashucka9743 deer good*

[@HobGungan]

For a second I thought he was finally going to let the joke die, but nope. I love ya anyway, Cliccy.

[@socialistrepublicofvietnam1500]

Recognizing footsteps isn't even an abuse or a blind thing My parents were just Asian and I know their footsteps by heart

[@SingingSealRiana]

"Just asian" what has that to do with anyone?! But yes, I can too Tell a few peoples foodsteps or Key chains apart, but Like, less peoples then a blind Person would know

[@extendoduck]

I'm really good at it, and am none of those things.

[@RainMakeR_Workshop]

Last time I had my mind blown was reading something that said "I blinked one day and 10 years had gone by", I spent about an hour having an existential crisis when I realised, *I KNOW that feeling!*

[@generalgremlin3811]

You don't need to be blind to know who is coming just by the sound of their footsteps, being emotionally traumatized is enough AND you get to keep your eyesight!

[@cyrustheblue7254]

Yea!

[@PanthereaLeonis]

I mean, at least I am prepared in case I lose my eyesight? Even with my trauma treated, I'll still probably keep that skill honed. I think it's one of the few neat things.

[@tadadoterson6147]

Fun

[@bagaboo4746]

I was wondering why i was so good at this..

[@teawanee]

Yep, honestly for most of my life I had no idea this wasn't normal because with the cycle of abuse it was just a thing not only for me but my family members too.

[@phantomgirlxx1027]

I stumbled across this channel by mistake almost a year ago, I’m so glad that I did, I come here when I’m sad and it always puts a smile on my face, thank you Click for all you do!

[@Terri_MacKay]

Same!! 😊

[@themisfitowl2595]

Yeah, as a kid I used to go upstairs like that all the time. When your legs are shorter, the stairs are just easier to reach with your arms.

[@the_real_kel]

I just do it for absolutely no reason 😅

[@justjake9469]

I learned at 5yo that the earth turned around in a day. So I waited at the schoolgate for my house to pass by. No-one told me, that I was turning with the earth as well, that last fact blew my mind.

[@Chucklzzz]

My first mind blown moment, was when I was like five or something. I was laying in bed and for the life of me, couldn't figure out how trampolines worked. They were just amazing to me, and I lay there like..."What is this black magic!?"

[@sharingheart13]

20:51 He said that furry lurkers are cute, and you just said, "I am quite cute. Yes, indeed." Which means you have admitted to being a furry lurker which means you are a furry. Case closed.

[@VidGirl88]

Imagine being in a full fursuit, working in the server room. Sauna from hell.

[@sanjablazina2879]

Now imagine a room full of the same ...

[@master_alex8605]

No it would actually make sense Considoring server rooms are cooles very well

[@teathesilkwing7616]

@@master_alex8605the servers themselves cool very well, but when one thing cools, another thing heats up. In this case, it’s usually at least in part the air that heats up

[@leyrua]

The furry wiki was updated from a location inside of Congress. That's right, at least one Congress member is a furry.

[@mintty6864]

Oh my God WHAT!? that is absolutely amazing

[@Local_homosexual]

That's the funniest shit I've heard this year XD

[@Lilian040210]

I remember the first time I comprehended sexuality and romance while sitting in a bathroom at uncle's wedding being HORRIFIED that I'd have to eventually 'date' too (at 7?). Also somewhere around 8-9 I had some time of early life crisis comprehending death and being very horrified and depressed because I was gonna die one day...

[@kimhohlmayer7018]

Loved the “I wore my collar. But I forgot my pants!” Laughed so hard!

[@H3XED_OwO]

Good ol' surbvertion punchline

[@excusemeprincess8252]

First time I remember having my mind blown was when I found out that the universe is always getting bigger and then thinking about what is it expanding into. I remember asking my dad this so many times and he never had an answer that was acceptable for my little brain.

[@Trivial_Whim]

Oh, it’s expanding into neighboring universes, slowly crushing them back down until naught remains but a single point of light. Which then explodes. This is the multiversal life cycle, you see.

[@robinchesterfield42]

Exactly! I know that "What is it expanding INTO?" is technically an incorrect question, but, still.._what is it expanding into_ ?! I just can't imagine that without picturing an outside view where someone's _watching_ it expand, which implies that an outside EXISTS, and... I think the other main thing that truly blows my mind about the universe, is time. Like, how even though it's 14 billion years old (rounding up) the universe is still basically a BABY, and that we've got a gazillion stars that will last _much_ longer than that. Oh, that wasn't enough for you? How about the black hole era? Oh, wait, those exponents on the year numbers are getting too high. Lemme add ANOTHER exponent on them and start making a dang number staircase... Someone whose comment I can't find again now, on the "Age of the Universe--Time in Perspective" video called the feeling that video gave them, "Number Staircase Entropy Crisis" and I can't agree more. Also that would make an epic band name.

[@ConstantChaos1]

That doesn't do it for me damn, I don't get my mind blown it just fucking figures it out before I can be surprised or my brain knows it unknowable The closest I've came to having my mind blown is the time my dad tried to shoot me in the head and I don't think that counts

[@arandomgamer5986]

The Click. From beginning to watch your videos you have really change me as a person. I used to be a kind of bad person not realy liking the LBTQ comunity and whatnot. But i changed as a person and i admired your mindset of just leting people do what they want as long as no one gets hurt. Now im proud to say i have changed for the better and am actually beginning to question my own sexuality and may begin my own journey. Thank you for your great content it has made me into a better person.

[@Atlas_Quin]

I used to be the same way until I finally accepted myself for what I am. Now I’m genderfluid and in a healthy happy and loving polyamorous relationship and dating my best friend. I wish you luck on your journey and figuring yourself out!

[@SlothDaan]

I don't want to be insensitive, but it's 'the Click' with a C and not a K. You might want to adjust that. 😉

[@arandomgamer5986]

Oh thx, I'm actually also Swedish and we spell it like klick

[@janemiettinen5176]

Thats pretty damn awesome! And healthy. I wish you all the best in your adventures :)

[@SlothDaan]

@@arandomgamer5986 I'm from Holland, it's Klik here 😅

[@SuprisedSuprise]

Me: *mostly watches Click videos in the morning, during breakfast* Click: Good evening! Me, today: *watches a Click video in the evening* Click: Good morning!

[@littlelizm329]

12:04 just have multiple careers. That's what my mother did. If i asked at age 7 what she did for work, she'd say "I was a teaching assistant after college, then i did customer support, then i was a housewife"... But then i found out when i was 15 and we were organizing her closet that she had left out that she was a stripper and a drug dealer at one point

[@Ph0enixW0lf]

The time I remember having my mind blown was the first time I stood by the ocean. I was 20, on spring break from college, and we went to Florida. I had never been outside the Midwest. Standing on the shore looking out over the massive expanse of water, imagining that hundreds of miles away, someone could be standing on the shore of another continent, looking out over the same ocean, I just felt so overwhelmed by the enormity, the simultaneous connection and separation. It was amazing.

[@ConstantChaos1]

The closest I've came to having my mind blown wad the time I was almost shot in the head (my dad got my shoulder instead) idk whenever someone tries to tell me something I've always figured it out after the first few words accurately enough to not be surprised, it actually sucks there is very little wonder in the world

[@nineparr3110]

This video made my skeleton jump out and start dancing in celebration this new subreddit was finally covered. Is my skeleton a furry? Am I able to move without my skeleton? These are the questions we should be asking ourselves.

[@alexpan1812]

I never thought I would be happy about having aphantasia, but now I'm glad I can't imagine a furry skeleton lol

[@destrumthetiger9274]

Your skeleton is definitely a furry

[@Darkness_Fuchsia]

Your skeleton is a skinny It wears a skinsuit

[@Llortnerof]

Move? Sure. Stay upright? Eh, well...

[@hodor4904]

So, the first time I had my mind blown was when my dad tried to explain to me how photons and eyesight works. I suddenly became overcame with a sense of dread as I tried to imagine all the air around me just full of very fast, invisible lights

[@RicinOnFire]

I have visual snow, so the air kinda looks like that to me! Like the air has colourful dots that are kinda like lights, or like a prism or something, ( or like how a computer has coloured lights that make images appear - if that's right, idk ).

[@kissit012]

@@RicinOnFire I may need to see a specialist

[@RicinOnFire]

@@kissit012 i mean visual snow isn't curable, but if it's really intense it probably wouldn't hurt to see someone. It's also fairly common, for people with it, to have more ocular migraines ( or migraines in general ), and if you get those, you should definitely see a specialist because those can be treated! 😊 Good luck to you!

[@janemiettinen5176]

Worry not, being just somewhat overwhelmed is perfectly ok - I have a friend (over 40) who simply refuses to believe in photons.. Im into astronomy and every time I try to explain light to him, he just cant take it, puts his hands over his ears and starts to sing. It has become almost like a game now :)

[@tadadoterson6147]

As a 5-6 year old I learned that the sun would explode, I then started violently crying for the next hour.

[@frong1321]

6:20 Oh it’s not just blind people that can recognize footsteps, just ask a kid with strict parents 😂😂

[@lucymaycry7218]

The first time I was mindblown genuinely was the first day after corona after me and my class got along so differently for a day. Everything was weird and chill. Relaxed. No one knew what to do, everyone was figuring out how to talk to people again and just basking together outside on the grass.

[@Matpit18]

Click already confirmed it in his last video in this subreddit, guys. He took the furry test that you needed at least a 5 out of 8 to pass. He only got a 4 out of 8 and therefore, he is not actually a furry.

[@SlothDaan]

How do we know he didn't actually get all 8 of 'em, but just edited that part out? 😇

[@Frostbite_556]

Yeah but then he learned about the cheese grader

[@user-um1np8fx3j]

yeah but tests arent accurate because once upon a time i did a "gay test' and it said i was straight despite me having a boyfriend

[@lightsinadarkworld2013]

What do you mean the last video, this is the first time he goes to this subreddit

[@mollywantshugs5944]

12:32 this character design is so cute tbh. May she get all the headpats and wholesome hugs

[@matthewboire6843]

They are cute

[@magik8195]

it’s amazing that he’s never covered the subreddit before. it really suits him.

[@Suppagappa]

*ba-dum tsh*

[@briezeee]

It really fur suits him

[@Healion123]

@@briezeee oh _fur_ sure

[@DoiInthanon1897]

@@Suppagappa Two drums and a cymbal fall off a cliff

[@sirilundgren]

I AM SO UPSET ABOUT THE SNOW. i live far up north in sweden where we usually have a shitload of snow by mid november but it has yet to snow even ONCE. i can SEE GRASS. this SUCKS

[@thecrimsonmonarch4113]

The first time my mind was blown was when I saw a dude covered in tattoos. I found it incredible and artistic Then I found out the cult I was growing up in was against tattoos... But now I'm an adult that draws my characters and wants to be a tattoo artist 😄

[@Vitrivius]

the…the cult?

[@dr.temperancebrennan]

Fun fact! The author of Two Kinds is Markiplier’s brother. So one brother is a successful youtuber who’s “not a masochist,” and the other has the second longest running successful Furry webcomic

[@manfredrichtoften8848]

Holy shit, I didn't know it was older than Freefall

[@Tleatlnox59]

Thats actually awesome

[@dr.temperancebrennan]

@@manfredrichtoften8848 Never heard of Freefall before, I had to Google it. Two Kinds started in 2003, which makes it actually the second longest running. Since Freefall was created in 1998, giving it a 5 year head start.

[@dragonriderabens9761]

Who also insists he’s not a furry (despite how…appealing his characters are)

[@jonaswilliams9979]

Kevin and Kell started in 1995 and still get new strips today.I think this would be the oldest furry webcomic.

[@HaleyJo1992]

My manager can confirm from firsthand experience the existence of furry chat rooms back when AOL dial-up were things. They would all be free places to stay for each other all across the country so they could all travel easily. That sounds like a damn fairie tale.

[@extendoduck]

One of the first games I ever played online (circa 2002) was called Furcadia and it was old even then, it started in 1996 apparently. It's still running today, though I have no idea how active it is.

[@TheRedRobot10101]

My first time having my mind blown was probably what you said about the sun exploding, but my most memorable mind blowing moment is when I figured out that it is normal to want to love the same gender as yourself, and I will always remember my first time telling everyone that I was gay. Youth and sexuality are very precious things, and everyone needs to shine.

[@VioletyV]

When my mind was blown for the first time, was when I as a 6 year old learned about economics and IT stuff, and it was a punishment given me by the school headmaster for running down the school hall.

[@Sweetie.21]

Bowuigi is legit my favorite ship, so every time I see it I get so overwhelmed by the feels that I stim and tic more. Also once nearly vomited because a friend kept sending me super cute (and some horny) Sundrop videos and they were so overwhelming that it literally sickened me. I’d ask for it again in a heartbeat though, it was such an enormous high, left me feeling all happy and fulfilled afterwards. Edit: I’d like to add that that I think it’s funny how people on Twitter get made fun off for paying for a checkmark, yet on Tumblr everyone is like ‘They stack!’ and they may change into crabs in the future XD

[@slorty4494]

Tumblr isn't owned by Elon Musk so the money for the checkmark isn't going to Elon Musk.

[@Sweetie.21]

@@slorty4494 Yeah, that’s true. Who gets it on Tumblr by the way? Just a random person on Tumblr or like Tumblr staff?

[@slorty4494]

@@Sweetie.21 the old gods

[@Sweetie.21]

@@slorty4494 I like that, they deserve our money

[@trans-sunflowrs3914]

@Sweetie On tumblr you can buy 2 checkmarks for ~8 US bucks, last time i saw! :)

[@plmoongms47]

2:36 With my absolute knowoledge, I think 90% of tech workers, are in fact, furries.

[@CelestialBunnyPaws]

The OC one hits hard. I got so sick of being sexualised that my fursona is androgynous. No determinative gender parts. What's between their legs? _Floof._

[@Tyranastrasza]

I'm not sure if this move will end the sexualization.

[@cerulity32k]

"What's in your pants?" "Legs!"

[@captainmorgana8842]

Smexxy floof.....

[@jasminmanticore7961]

I made that one, and i can say after some time that people leave the worst comments on the characters that are not even made to be attractive

[@ICauseImmenseChaos]

And this is why my main character is agender. 🥲 Quite literally genderless

[@celw3950]

man i am literally almost having a breakdown and i refreshed youtube hoping there was a new vid from you. you may not realise it, but you have a great effect on my mental health. i really love you and your content. :')

[@andrewwilliams8951]

Doesn't matter what I'm preoccupied with, I see TheClick doing Furry IRL, I click.

[@deethwarrior]

That implies he did it more then once

[@cheekynoodlez]

That’s how I felt when seeing this notification pop up! I’m surprised he has never gone over this subreddit before, it’s great.

[@andrewwilliams8951]

@@deethwarrior OPEN YOUR EYES! YOU NEED TO OPEN YOUR EYES!

[@CraftyVegan]

Fake news. He’s never done FurryIRL until this video 😏

[@Reen_is_Green]

My first mind-blowing moment was when I was six and i straight up asked on a feildtrip to the planetarium "Since the sun is a star, When will it explode?" Instructor: "don't worry it'll never" *After trip* "Teacher why would she lie?" Teacher: "the sun will explode but not in your lifetime she just didn't want to worry you" I WAS CONFUSSLED.

[@Hikaru_Mitena]

18:50 One thing i remember, cause my mom told me about it cause she found it funny. As a child your taught to never ever with malicious intended should smash any plates and then we where at this wedding after party. My mom gives me a plate and i ask her confused what i should do with it. She proceeded to tell me to smash it down on the ground. My eyes widening so gosh darn much and i ask her in utter disbelief "Throw it down?!" And then i proceeded to wear myself out by smashing plates and getting them from all those stranger's, picking up big shard's to make sure they are small. Also compared to the other kids i did give a shit about cutting myself. They stopped after once they received a cut, i was collecting those 🩹 cause i wanted to keep destroying plates as long as I'm there, while I'm allowed to do so.

[@aaronmccullers384]

2:01 The Click has gone from denying he is a furry to hiding it. It is only a matter of time till he accepts his fate and comes out wearing his fursuit.

[@maximeleninja4029]

No, the Click is not a furry. He's beyond furry, he's the furriest man alive.

[@vampirecaptain7676]

He will have to admit at the very least he has done Furry IRL before.

[@DoiInthanon1897]

I cannot describe in words what I will feel when I see the Click in fursuit in a random video.

[@maximeleninja4029]

@@DoiInthanon1897 Yeah I can't wait to see him in a fursuit.

[@MagicMirror875]

The first thing my mind was blown by, was those little foam macaroni things that they put in packages. And when you squeeze them be the edges they explode.

[@luna8neko]

On the whole footsteps thing, I can confirm this. I've learned to discern the footsteps of my siblings, mother and uncle. It's true that people walk differently. not like wildly different but everyone from what I've learned, steps differently.

[@janemiettinen5176]

Same. We have pretty noisy knees in my family, but I probably still could tell my dad and uncle apart from just the popping sounds. Im not blind, I might add.

[@luna8neko]

@@janemiettinen5176 I learned mostly through noting the difference in step cadence and the sounds of the foot steps. The only one to ever really sneak up on me was my third oldest brother who despite being heavy set walks like a ghost. Like there are hardly if any footsteps. O-o

[@janemiettinen5176]

@@luna8neko That how grandma moves too, Im suspecting she just hovers along when no one is looking! Shes 90 now, but she can still walk up on me like nobodys business.

[@VistilShaiteth]

I remember one time in school, someone slammed me against the locker, and I just told him that if he wanted a fight I'd give him one and he didn't show up for the next week of school. After that, he was nothing but kind to me

[@leoperd3487]

The first revelation I remember is when my big brother told me that blue fire is hotter than red fire as a response to my question of why there was blue fire at the bottom of the little fire my parents made for us to have s’mores in the backyard.

[@mikolajjankowski7043]

22:11 that robot was actually used in a Carrefour store in Warsaw (Poland) their name is Kerfuś. It wasn't an anthropomorphic robot (obviously) but it still had that kind of art on the internet.

[@liisuaunver6120]

The first time i had an existential crisis was when i was literally 4 years old. I woke my mom up in the early morning just to ask her “mommy… how is the space endless?” She couldn’t answer me and so began the spiraling…

[@chizilla9014]

In my experience, the best weapon against bullying is to join in on the fun. Learn to laugh with them. Worked for me. They realised that they couldn't make me embarrassed anymore so they stopped. Even after 6 years of bullying.

[@SlothDaan]

For me it helped to pretend I was extremely selfconfident, bordering arrogant.. It felt like they prayed on my insecurities, when I acted like I had none, there was nothing to 'toy with'.. (what also helped was that most of my class were kinda new kids that year.. so I'm not totally sure)

[@thekingwhostitches]

@@SlothDaan *preyed

[@lnsflare1]

My trick was to somehow give off the vibe that I would cheerfully set fire to their homes while they slept.

[@Amy_the_Lizard]

That really only works if they're non-violent bullies...

[@_marshP]

This works btw, I got bullied for being short, and then I learned swear words with them and we got along. Still got bullied tho, just in less severe ways.

[@silversabercraft]

The one with the picking which puppy and it listed four things, I sat there for 30 seconds before going "God dam it I'm all of them, can I just be left alone in relationship regards and just get a hug"

[@scp05-redacted42]

Sometimes when I'm really tired... I still go up the stairs feral style. *Running* My cat gets kinda scared at times

[@teajaykay8729]

First thing that blew my mind was thinking about eternity. I was trying to grasp heaven and the time frame and literally had a panic attack at 8. I was like "a billion years in heaven and its still a drop in the bucket."

[@TarisLuna]

First time having my mind blown was when I learned that my parents had actual first names.

[@ArtemisKitty]

For me, my first "mind blown about how small we are" moment came from learning about newly discovered deep sea creatures at age 5 or so. Seeing how many freaky looking things we're still discovering made me realize how small a part of the planet we are. A year later I learned about outer space and it happened again.

[@j.rinker4609]

I have 2 Halloween costumes, handmade, tiger and skunk. What I wear anytime there's an event that requires costumes.

[@yamigekusu]

The first time I remember having my mind blown- I would have to say when my grandmother taught me about multiplication tables when I was in Kindergarten. She showed me that it was basically speed addition and it blew my little five-year-old mind. I still remember annoying the shit out of my grandpa (who was sitting on the couch in the living room) about how cool multiplication was. My grandparents had come to visit my family in California from Michigan and were watching me and my younger sister while my parents were at work. Grandma showed me how fun parts of math could be. damn I miss her

[@commondeathadder822]

The first time I remember having my mind blown was when I realized that people actually like being touched (hugs, handshakes, pats, etc), getting their pictures taken, and other things. But something that REALLY blew my brains out is the fact that people actually hate snakes?? They're so cute, I don't understand how you couldn't be at least intrigued by them?

[@SorowFame]

They can be dangerous, what with the venom and deadly constriction and all that. If they’re not hostile they’re absolutely adorable though.

[@contemptordreadnought]

@@SorowFame The danger noodles are indeed adorable.

[@ConstantChaos1]

So you're an aspie?

[@commondeathadder822]

@@ConstantChaos1 well my dad is, so I could be

[@ConstantChaos1]

@Common Death Adder I'm sorry to be so blunt about it but I'm at a solid like 90% sure you are, to be clear I'm an aspie myself I'm not being hateful

[@sleepdeprivedpikachu7235]

These episodes are just me eating popcorn and watching him have a minor panic attack while trying not to come off as a furry. Also the lock of hair escaping from your bangs looks very nice today click

[@henrybear2293]

You can calm down, there's no need to rush up, you can come out when you're ready and we will welcome you with big, fluffy hugs :3. Also, I hope that your popcorn have lasted for the whole video.

[@GhostKitten69]

the first time I remember having my mind blown, my family was just leaving the zoo, and my childlike questions somehow led her to inform me that humans are animals. ...sorta fitting, huh

[@dr.thybies]

Click, I really don't think you're going to read this nor would you even see it but... I would like to thank you because I'm going through a lot and your furryirl videos just... they make me smile and at least chuckle. I just wanted to say thank you for everything you do for me without even realising.

[@codeearth9820]

Late to the party, but the first time I got my mind blown was when I realised that my grand-parents were my parents's parents.

[@leoisdead]

18:48 When I looked into the sky at night at like, 5 years old I actually ended up developing a fear of the sky, because of the idea of it being endless, and I still struggle to make myself look at the sky 💀💀

[@ratheathen]

Same

[@rgb181]

I just realized that I discovered Clicks channel 3 years ago. I feel like I've grown with this channel at this point and it's been so great to see you improve so much and discover what content you like and how you like treating it. I'm so glad I stumbled across this channel. Seriously helped me trough the darkest times of my life AND the big bad C Thank you so much for what you do❤️

[@mollywantshugs5944]

18:52 I remember when I learned about cells and atoms, I had a full blown existential crisis because I couldn’t reconcile being made of billions of microscopic pieces with being a person. It didn’t last but a few months or so but that was rather upsetting.

[@SKG0]

How’d you feel when you learned about the micro biome of not just our guts, but our skin and hair and mouths and noses…

[@mollywantshugs5944]

@@SKG0 I’d long accepted the idea of being one being but also billions of smaller ones smushed together by that point so it didn’t really phase me.

[@matthewboire6843]

It is one of those things that isn’t really possible to understand for humans, way to small to understand. Here is one way to think of atoms though,there are more atoms in a bacterium than all the cars on earth.

[@lisawhereisthecultjam]

Your voice is hypnotic. Thank you for existing.

[@_marshP]

22:10 for context, that robot is an anthro-ified version of a robot waiter that was built to have cat characteristics. You can find it at some fast food restaurants every now and then, but tbh I've never seen one myself.

[@Becclabee]

First mind-blown moment was when I was about 2 years old and threw a fit because I didn't want to get an injection. (I was sick.) During this tantrum I suddenly saw myself from across the room. I later learned that this requires a skill, that kids learn by the time they are 5-6 normally.

[@jaywolfe9933]

I... can't see myself from across the room.....???

[@Becclabee]

@@jaywolfe9933 I don't know what happened then. The skill I was referring to is decentralization, which is the ability to imagine someone else's viewpoint. So, it was a one-time thing.

[@Sr_ECO]

You unlocked third person view?

[@GrumpyLemon13]

The cat-robot that says "don't touch my ears" is real. It's called Kerfuś and is from Poland 🇵🇱 ♥️

[@srfgfxfgfjjvjv]

it also has a very *interesting* story

[@spidersae2wswd54]

@justjusko Carrefour?,the very big store that pretty much have everthing and its originally from france?or theres 2 different carrefours

[@srfgfxfgfjjvjv]

@justjusko i only get my sources form the internet so idk

[@themushroommonarch]

On the walking bit, you can also feel the vibrations of peoples walks. Kinda imagine seeing drops in water. Large people have big separated vibrations. Small people have light close together vibrations. Then limps and canes can also effect it. I have hearing problems and that's how I know which person is nearby.

[@thequagiestsire]

Tophcore

[@Ghalaghor_McAllistor]

20:44 The Click admitting that he is a furry?!

[@Will-oc3ok]

When Click finishes "And that's the WEED type" I paused the vid, and you wanna know what the timestamp was, 4:20, goddamnit.

[@funnyvideoguy3216]

The first time I remember having my mind blown, I heard from my parents that we lived in New Jersey, and I took that to mean that that was the name of our house. Then I heard that our grandparents also lived in New Jersey and was like “WHAT!? NO THEY DON’T!!!!!”

[@JaqueDark]

The very first time my mind was blown was with music. My brother used to record songs off the radio and I heard RHCP for the first time. I'd never heard anything like that before... I was so moved by the sound, that I had to lay down on the floor.

[@MeganBomar]

First mind blowing thing to hit me that I can remember is when I was like 7 or 8 and I learned all the horrible things which happened the year I was born (Space Shuttle Challenger, Chernobyl, the Phantom of the Opera debuted, etc...) and I had a sort of mental/emotional crisis about whether I was somehow responsible for those things until my small child attention span kicked in and I went back to being an oblivious little shit.

[@raidkoast]

The thing about the person coming out and their family going "Yeah, we know." That's the least I want to be able to accomplish if I have children some day. I mean, best would be if they felt confident and safe enough to be open about themselves but what I've learned from my own parents and friends who have kids is that parenting is freaking hard.

[@independenthistory1621]

24:01 you can legally buy an assault rifle before you can buy a drink here… yep sums up America

[@mariabasile9961]

That “emotional support app” is a great story idea. Like a depression succubus/incubus

[@waterandcereal]

Sadly, MalO will probably drive you to suicide. Man why can't I have skull dog 😔

[@doodlesyoru2108]

Well, both Succubus and Incubus are quality 4 items.

[@GoldenTony348]

22:22 that's actually a robot in Poland that is a maskot of carefour and it's called "kerfuś" (spoken roughly carefush) and it's really cute and even has voice lines

[@doodlesyoru2108]

Carrefour?

[@GoldenTony348]

@@doodlesyoru2108 yep

[@doodlesyoru2108]

@@GoldenTony348 great

[@matthewboire6843]

Cool and cute

[@tulipfalcon]

So nice seeing someone new discover the world of furries!I wonder what new sub reddit he will find next!

[@janemiettinen5176]

My first mind-blow was raisins, how they come from grapes. I still remember my great grandma leaving me in her dining room with this enormous revelation bomb and a pack of raisins, I was under 3yo. More worrisome case was dad teaching me about black holes and how we wouldnt know our sun got eaten by one for 8mins.. I was 8 and had trouble sleeping for months afterwards, thanks dad!

[@miramitchell3258]

My revelation was in elementary school when I learned that reading all the books in the classroom was not a normal thing. Most kids only read 5 Or something. NOT ME! 🤣