I Attempt The Tourettes Alphabet Challenge! | Sweet Anita

How will repeating the alphabet affects your tourettes?
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Sweet Anita attempts the viral tourettes challenge where she must hear each letter of the alphabet and see how her tourettes tics responds to each one. Watch as Anita's learns more about her condition along with some hilarious results.
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[@g0wr1]

"N" Anita: NO

[@familyfriendlycontent8687]

I got nervous when he said N

[@vox.6607]

@Adolf Schinkler I think she explained somewhere that she listens to a lot of songs with that word in it to make it sort of a regular word she hears and not a bad one. If it’s not bad, her brain doesn’t throw it out as a tic. Loose explanation, but close enough.

[@coolnoah8183]

@Adolf Schinkler Replace it with another tick with the same or a similar trigger?

[@bilalthefighter829]

@@vox.6607 That is interesting, could you link the video?

[@Jeansy1290]

I was actually hugging a pillow hard when she reached the letter N 😳😳.. she got through it tho lmao..

[@sapmonokploi8657]

"I'm not a bitch, I'm a _stellar bitch_ ". Gurl slay

[@asu_meii]

fr 😩

[@sleepykitty8918]

Yeh :3

[@faggatree]

honestly thought about what a great text notification that would make

[@dtmis9954]

“slay” 💀😂

[@matthewflores4183]

Girl slay 🤡

[@ottovongrubner3194]

Anita’s self-awareness and confidence are amazing. The amount of emotional capital she must expend when ticcing has to be draining and yet she can still maintain her composure and strong will. Anita, you are one special and inspirational young lady. Bless you.

[@nova7319]

why does this read like a teacher comment

[@ottovongrubner3194]

@@nova7319 Those who can, do. Those who can’t, teach. Those who can’t teach become politicians.

[@bendtheatom-chadaddy]

I applaud her as well, and as someone with an Asperger's diagnosis, was 35 when I got my clinicians diagnosis, and finally a better understanding and acceptance of myself, that my own highly developed sense of self awareness could not provide. I'm wanting to do these kind of videos to break stigmas, and provide acceptance as well as awareness. Sweet Anita if you ever was interested in a conversation with someone on the spectrum (ASD) who struggles with "social appropriateness" when I say , "Bitches love that" in response to anything my brain is trying to process but I can't verbalize my exact thoughts and do my own kind of ticks....I know whistle and do the bubble pop sound and it soothes in such a way I related to when I have to self stim)scratch my head when I'm anxious

[@sadflix8754]

@@ottovongrubner3194 what about those who can’t politic

[@therustyshoe8958]

@@sadflix8754 They make comments on here

[@ikemanproductions7762]

I swear her computer voice is talent it’s so good she has skills

[@jesseramirez9062]

punctuation.

[@lemongloves]

@@jesseramirez9062 Capitalisation.

[@mo-s-]

​@@lemonglovesCommunisation.

[@flammea_]

Socialism.

[@darinrichard221]

Constructive criticism

[@aspect1314]

The “I’ve got a gun” really caught me off guard.

[@Shahid-ih6ks]

Laura Martin-Falla they just meamt the way she said it caught them offguard lol

[@aspect1314]

@Laura Martin-Falla it’s a joke, lmao

[@toms1946]

Bruh the way the started pointing it and shooting the air xDDDDD

[@nibsin]

Imagine her being in school

[@EX3H0]

Sams

[@janlim0916]

That spot-on alexa/google voice impersonation gets me every single time.

[@iiheartgrace516]

Same

[@angelskins]

_I have a gun._

[@Mason_87]

They are so good.

[@VGGamess]

Its scary good, she got me trying it too😂😂😂

[@sid2validd735]

14 years ago-

[@Famezonen]

The way she explained her thoughts. She’s so intelligent.

[@DevilWearsAdidas]

its almost like shes a functioning adult with a brain that processes information normally and occassionally has outbursts or something.

[@mikejones8866]

Her intelligence is sometimes mind blowing considering she's mostly self-taught and not a student of higher education.

[@DevilWearsAdidas]

I have never met someone who is self taught and not mindblowingly intelligent.

[@VicJang]

True. When her tics are off you can tell she’s really intelligent and knows how to organize her thoughts really well.

[@Bobricov]

Так как она объяснила свои мысли, не каждому психологу такое дано, она прелесть

[@STRAYKIDS4THGENLEADERS85]

“Help me I’m in a fish. I love you, you’re a b!tch” I love Anita she always makes me laugh, I also love her robot voice ❤️

[@ravenvalentine4919]

i know right ? her robot sound is just amazing !

[@STRAYKIDS4THGENLEADERS85]

@@ravenvalentine4919 it sounds like my parents GPS, but not in a bad way

[@Luniii737]

Ooo, it rhymes! :o

[@richiegrindell3226]

Lol I know her real name and family etc and she worked herself into this to the point she believes it

[@danubeisreallypeculiarrive7944]

@@richiegrindell3226 You know there are people on the internet with boring lives without any joy and love. These people like to make shit up because they need to channel their anger on someone else. You are one of these people. Go to fucking therapist!

[@monneratrj]

Google voice: "Jebaited."

[@Cazador1]

Double u

[@debussy2059]

Ive gotta gun

[@TeamEmperor]

Seriously, how does she pitch and tone her voice like that? I always have to pause and replay when that voice comes out.

[@monneratrj]

@@TeamEmperor lol she has a natural born talent for that

[@gurkensalat558]

@UCU2DkpjXCF5m6EynpI2M4pw At first I didn't think it was real

[@matthewglaser1812]

I'm really impressed when she drops into that computer voice.

[@selvaoscura__]

Alexa/Siri/computer voice moments: 0:52 𝚃𝚠𝚒𝚝𝚝𝚎𝚛 𝚠𝚑𝚒𝚜𝚝𝚕𝚎 3:05 “𝙹𝚎𝚋𝚊𝚒𝚝𝚎𝚍“ 3:11 "𝚠“ 3:19 “𝙸’𝚟𝚎 𝚐𝚘𝚝 𝚊 𝚐𝚞𝚗“ 4:02 “𝙽𝚘, 𝚌𝚘𝚖𝚙𝚞𝚝𝚎𝚛 𝚜𝚊𝚢𝚜 𝚗𝚘“ 4:38 “𝙸’𝚖 𝚊 𝚜𝚝𝚎𝚕𝚕𝚊𝚛 𝚋𝚒𝚝𝚌𝚑“ 6:20 “𝙿𝚘𝚠𝚎𝚛 𝚘𝚏𝚏, 𝚝𝚠𝚒𝚝𝚌𝚑 𝚙𝚛𝚒𝚖𝚎“ 6:37 “𝙻𝚕𝚕𝚕𝚕𝚕𝚕, 𝚕“ 7:09 “𝙱, 𝙲, 𝙳, 𝙴, 𝙵, 𝙶“ 7:27 “𝙴𝚊𝚜𝚢 𝚌𝚕𝚊𝚙, 𝟼𝟿“ 7:47 “𝙰𝚑, 𝚊...“ 8:10 “𝚄𝚙𝚜𝚒𝚕𝚘𝚗 𝚜𝚎𝚝“

[@ton_glenda3505]

Omg I know right her Siri voice is amazing xD

[@Kaliah83]

4:02 "N" "No. Computer says no"

[@apolloniakageaki1711]

@@selvaoscura__ niice. Thank you :DD

[@ChescoYT]

@@selvaoscura__ How did you change your font posting on KZbin?

[@the_ZAMURAI]

7:09 I really wanna know more about the computer voice and why the brain associates that tone of voice for that specific tic. That’s fascinating.

[@QxtvesEdits]

That "e f g" sounded super inhumane like idk how to explain it

[@giftedlicense3548]

​@@QxtvesEdits Ik right? It literally sounds like an actual computer would say it

[@psychelicious5003]

lmao when it went to "N" I was genuinely worried and she just went "No." calmly putting an end to all my fears.

[@balake21]

her robotic/android/artificial voice is wild and satisfying for some reason.

[@selvaoscura__]

Alexa/Siri/computer voice moments: 0:52 𝚃𝚠𝚒𝚝𝚝𝚎𝚛 𝚠𝚑𝚒𝚜𝚝𝚕𝚎 3:05 “𝙹𝚎𝚋𝚊𝚒𝚝𝚎𝚍“ 3:11 "𝚠“ 3:19 “𝙸’𝚟𝚎 𝚐𝚘𝚝 𝚊 𝚐𝚞𝚗“ 4:02 “𝙽𝚘, 𝚌𝚘𝚖𝚙𝚞𝚝𝚎𝚛 𝚜𝚊𝚢𝚜 𝚗𝚘“ 4:38 “𝙸’𝚖 𝚊 𝚜𝚝𝚎𝚕𝚕𝚊𝚛 𝚋𝚒𝚝𝚌𝚑“ 6:20 “𝙿𝚘𝚠𝚎𝚛 𝚘𝚏𝚏, 𝚝𝚠𝚒𝚝𝚌𝚑 𝚙𝚛𝚒𝚖𝚎“ 6:37 “𝙻𝚕𝚕𝚕𝚕𝚕𝚕, 𝚕“ 7:09 “𝙱, 𝙲, 𝙳, 𝙴, 𝙵, 𝙶“ 7:27 “𝙴𝚊𝚜𝚢 𝚌𝚕𝚊𝚙, 𝟼𝟿“ 7:47 “𝙰𝚑, 𝚊...“ 8:10 “𝚄𝚙𝚜𝚒𝚕𝚘𝚗 𝚜𝚎𝚝“

[@HonkLoser]

They are really satisfying.

[@dragonvloger]

True do

[@horusp.6492]

@@selvaoscura__ Answering so I can have it to for future reference

[@AageKush]

It's incredibly fascinating how advanced her tics are. It's like a different person interjecting.

[@IsaSaien]

"N" *Profusely sweating* -No, computer says no. *relief*

[@warfang67-PS5]

😂

[@vokriin4472]

"N" Me: oh no Anita: No, computer says no. Me:phew Anita: Neg- Me: oh no x2

[@fallenintothestars]

She’s part black tho, isn’t she?

[@warfang67-PS5]

@@fallenintothestars ?!?

[@Thebongosusetobethicc]

@@warfang67-PS5 I’m pretty sure she is, idk. I heard somewhere that her dad is black.

[@BadManRiRi]

This is heart warming and heart breaking at the same time. Such a beautiful personality, and when she laughs its infectious, but its tough as well.

[@mrvento_za]

When you tic, your neurons are having a dubstep party.

[@gardenjhr]

Weird how the reason so many people watch her is out of curiousity for her disorder and how it blends into her personality although being polar opposites

[@Man0War_Loki]

I watch to laugh

[@Dualities]

yeah until u realize it is just a content farm

[@solmoman]

whatever SIMP

[@DNA912]

Start for the prior, stay for the latter.

[@gardenjhr]

@@solmoman ?

[@bluwilson534]

I thought the letters where being computer generated but it was a person talking! Both very nice voices

[@lightish3754]

I thought is was a tts until he laughed

[@lujaynmigdadi]

Who was it do uk?

[@ottop1377]

@@lujaynmigdadi it was Anita...

[@lujaynmigdadi]

@@ottop1377 i meant the guy

[@BrokeCanadian]

I'm surprised she didn't say the fruit when she got to B

[@tnb_command4937]

10:23 This is literally how I experience my ticks. I went to a specialist, where they diagnosed me with tourettes, and then kinda tried to learn me how to keep ticks from happening But the more I did that, the worse it got and the more it was exactly like this part in the video. I can surely say, I am not fighting the ticks anymore, and it's so much better for me. Insane to actually hear exactly how I experience something be put into words like that🙏🏽

[@loricurtis5863]

Same Here!!!!!

[@pokaay3163]

keep on trucking on you two. Im glad Anita is here to put into words something that many people dont understand and never would have without her!

[@Gal2100]

I would love to see the similarities with Tourettes, OCD and ADHD. I know they can come together. They all have the intrusive aspect to them, like adhd seems like tourettes but inside the brain (I'm not a scientist so tell me off if I'm wrong) and ocd is similar to her describing the SAY IT NOW thing

[@brie8707]

I was literally looking to see if anybody else compared it to OCD. How she describes it feels just like my OCD, except I'm in control of my physical reaction. The fear might overrule that control, but it's not a tic.

[@Chris09978]

ADHD is more of a easily distraction to me it is, I can be focused on one thing and loose it in an instant,I also can’t sit or stand stand still, I would pace around the house and shake my leg or tap my fingers. ADHD is annoying to deal with, and no I’m not on meds cause it’s not on the spectrum of severe it’s mostly involuntary things that I do that triggers it. Another thing is that I can focus like really focus on something and not loose idk my ADHD is weird. But if there’s a challenge that’s similar to these but meant for people who have ADHD I would love to see Edit: I also have a probelm fidgeting with somethings

[@Gal2100]

@@Chris09978 that focus thing is called hyperfocus with adhd, I myself think I could have it so fully focused on stuff is hyperfocus, a particular part of adhd and you would have the inattentive (the focus and forgetfullness) and hyperactivity (can't stand still and tapping etc) combo

[@EricPudalov]

Funny you mention this, I was just telling someone how I have a lot of the behaviors that Anita does, but I don't have Tourette Syndrome. I have a brain injury, however, and the impulsiveness, cursing, and making funny sounds are all things that I do! Her videos help me feel better about my condition.

[@may16pants]

Also Autism, many people on the spectrum have tics

[@Knarkill34]

"Computer says no" I like the Little Britain reference there.

[@Knarkill34]

"Red on you" and the Shaun of The Dead reference!

[@carolipis]

I laughed so hard, I didn't expect that one

[@nyinasandercoe2111]

OMG, I almost wet myself with that reference. Mainly cos instead of saying 'no' to each other, re partner and friends, we used to say 'Computer says no' 🤣🤣🤣

[@wolfie4776]

SPN!!!!!

[@Maldivesisl]

Not no... NEY

[@keptarareach4810]

I like how she immediately said “F*ck off” when she heard the letter “f”

[@mystic18]

😂 I don't think she was even trying to match the letter. It just happened to match.

[@connorward2400]

I think that one of the first things to pop into all our heads the only difference is she can't help but to say it.

[@christophercharlesonelifetime]

P is forrrrrr? Lol

[@decaysaypluhtheyst]

The ridiculous level of impression never ceases to amaze. From the perfect whistle to the Android voice. You can just tell how often some of them happen.

[@irishpotato8701]

I also have Tourette’s and it didn’t really start affecting me until you got to L then I just shouted, “LOSER” really loudly in my house Edit, this was surprising bc I don’t usually have many verbal ticks mostly just motor tics

[@ahmednassri6271]

and people actually dared to shame her for having an n-word tic or legit saying she's faking it

[@Dualities]

no1 shamed her and yeah it is totally possible sometimes she fakes it for views and content farm. u people really think u are doing her a favor by constantly defending and victimizing her? u are making her condition worse. if u would actually care about her u would know that. her content is nice sometimes but these tick content farming and abusing emphatic people for views is getting anooying. her condition is not consistent enough, especially when it comes to simping. and the fact she wear simp hat she probably knows what she is doing

[@whateveridc6525]

@@Dualities not to mention she's no angel. Someone asked her if she was alright and whether the stalker situation is better and instead of appreciating the concern she went on to call that follower someone who is 'fishing for drama'. It would be fishing for drama if they were trying to pitch her against a KZbinr or something but a person asking for your wellbeing, like literally? As if she hadn't posted several videos around a scary stalker situation? This woman is simply being hyped for no reason. Her tics are funny, granted, but she has been very rude to her twitch viewers (even called them children), I don't care if she thinks she's being honest, if she has a platform she has to be a better person.

[@Dualities]

@@whateveridc6525 mybe i need sleep or something but I'm sick of all fake accusations, drama, playing victim for donation, simping and all that bullshit aggressive (mostly feminine) energy. u know the one that are constantly projecting their bulslhit thoughts on other. like people who call other sexist are probably sexist themselves. but they put it on others so they better about themselves. but yea this has not much to do with anita but other female streamers who are making bad look for other female streamers. yeah i understand that making content is her carrer now...actually i am happy for her. but man sometimes this content make is becoming too aggressive. but yea but don't realize there are also minuses to being a content creator. especially when ur career and survival is on the line. people constantly defend her and victimize her which will worsen her condition.s he will feel like she need to have this condition otherwise people wont care or...but sometimes it feels like she is knowingly using ticks and shit to simp...it just feels contradicting sometimes...not real...not consistent.

[@slsthewriter1299]

@@Dualities You do have to consider that whatever's on KZbin are _highlights_ from Twitch, and/or random videos like this one. And since Tourette's plays a huge part of her life, I'm not surprised that theres a focus on it. I don't think it's too much, especially since there _is_ an audience for it, and people with Tourette's and other disorders can look up to her and understand that it's not impossible to get somewhere in life even with severe restrictions. And with the whole simping thing, from what I've found, part of it is her humor, and the other part of it is that this type of behavior is how she'd been treated throughout her life, so of course that facet is going to leak into one content one way or another. I'm not saying that you don't have any points, but I really don't think that she's trying to fake Tourette's for views. Especially since she was abused by her own household for it and wasn't diagnosed until mid- late-twenties-and her childhood probably why her particular case is to the extreme that it is. Anthony Padilla did a video on it.

[@6Beast6Rider6]

I'm black and saying every now and then when playing video games just because it's a thing gamers say. Like obviously I'm not racist towards myself or others, but you get so used to hearing and saying it yourself that it doesn't mean anything anymore

[@berkshireboy2766]

Dude... the Siri or computer voice is one of the most incredible things I’ve ever heard. NO ONE can imitate that as well as her, not even Siri or a computer.

[@synthdreams_]

Talia sounds like siri too

[@glengamble526]

IRLRosie is amazing at it.

[@michaelonwuamaegbu1637]

She does it way better than those people y’all mentioned.

[@grlt23]

I may be a bad person - but now I want to hear GLADOS with tourette...

[@perwestermark8920]

@@michaelonwuamaegbu1637 I don't agree. IRLRosie really does an extremely good Siri.

[@brie8707]

While watching this, I was thinking about how it sounds a lot like my experience with OCD, which made sense since research is suggesting that it seems to be linked to the nervous system. I have control of my physical actions, so it's not the same... although fear often overrules that control. What I didn't realize until just now is that symptoms of OCD may be part of a spectrum of neurological disorders, such as Tourette's. Apparently, about 60% of people who Tourette's have reported OCD symptoms. I didn't realize they were so connected!

[@Elena_Serrano]

That's interesting! Bc I've recent been diagnosed with Tourettes in the past year. I don't have a severe case so sometimes I will get a break from them for about a month (I obviously don't choose when it happens). After a break, my tics usually hit a little harder. ANYWAYS, when my body stopped giving tics, I noticed my mind slowly replaced them. I started counting, badly. No matter where I looked, or where I was, I was always counting. So when I went back to the doctors many months later. I was also diagnosed with counting OCD. Then my body just combined them together. The counting never stops, but my tics are like a roller coaster. Up and down constantly.

[@L_Aster]

I’m glad to hear another person with OCD make that connection, I’m sure sometimes I look to an outside person like i’ve got Tourette’s- when I don’t. I’ve just got ocd and it’s making me tap things in a certain pattern for no apparent reason, pop my mouth so my lips don’t feel weird, and make a click every time I breath because that’s how I’ve always done it and I feel like I’m suffocating if I don’t. As I’m typing this it’s hard to get it down because I keep backspacing :’) It’s really interesting to see how connected it all truly is! The brain doesn’t care about perfectly fitting into our neat little categorizations

[@Laurap01]

My TS and OCD intertwine so much that I can’t tell which is which sometimes. For instance, some of my tics respond to intrusive thoughts.

[@marcolaich994]

I didn't realize that the "Tourette voice" seems to have a will of it's own. I thought it was probably rough for you to be around people who might judge you for your ticks. But that there is also a struggle inside you in addition to that... That's really rough Thanks for sharing all your thoughts ☺️ I'm sure you're helping a lot of people by being so open about what you're dealing with. That takes real courage!

[@eolsunder]

that is why she laughs at many of the things she says, she has said before often with the ticks she has no idea what she is going to say, and a lot of times it is just funny, so it makes her laugh also.

[@Argomentatore]

"N" Everyone starts sweating

[@Mad5am]

I think she said she doesn't have the n word tic. Something about her dad being black and hearing the n word in rap music a lot so it's not a scandalous thing for her.

[@alfiealfie35]

@@Mad5am I think she does have the tick but what you're saying is also correct I think

[@epajarjestys9981]

@@Mad5am She was kicked from Twitch for the n-word tick. It was big in the news. Her father is black? She doesn't look like that.

[@csiny88]

She said in a UNILAD interview she has the “N” word tic, unfortunately.

[@Miguel3R]

She actually got banned on twitch for saying the N word. Lol she had a tic and said it.

[@Gary4DLC]

The AI voice always throws me off, is just so on point lol

[@CatLeone2003]

It's a real person.

[@CatLeone2003]

Nvm. Realized I'm dumb.

[@lujaynmigdadi]

@@CatLeone2003 i think it is a real person

[@CatLeone2003]

@@lujaynmigdadi I said I realized I'm dumb, lmao. And they meant the voice Anita uses over her own, lol.

[@lujaynmigdadi]

@@CatLeone2003 ohhhhh i realized i made the same mistake gdjjdjdjd

[@daryl4225]

Having a wife and two kids who suffer from stuttering, I categorize Anita's struggle similarly - uncontrollable speech impediment. It's amazing how well she deals with this and everyone who struggles deserve all the love and support they can get.

[@LoriWolfcat]

She’s given us an insight into what she feels during this word association. I hope scientists can focus further on hopefully how to manage those tics or even how to control it better.

[@bellablaize1394]

I actually have Tourretts Syndrome as well. I have mostly physical tics but I used to get teased for it in school. I'm so glad I found your KZbin channel

[@Ren-tq4pt]

Be proud of your tics Bella and remember to stay awesome :3

[@bassert2816]

I don't know if you've seen many of her video's, but there are some where she talks about her past (school). Where she would also get bullied and people thought she was attention seeking. Maybe it helps to also see those if you haven't already

[@paxundpeace9970]

You need to report this seriously in school. If it is bullying it wouldn't be acceptable.

[@MrTrogdornkc]

Same here, but sometimes I feel like watching her videos triggers it for me

[@Dualities]

now u know how to content farm, make people feel bad about u so they donate and how to simp. so stupid actually. all the people who are constantly defending and victimizing her are making her condition worse. if u people would actually care about her u would understand that. the sad truth is half of her viewers are simps or emphatic people who feel bad about her and think they did a good deed by donating. yeah sure. at this point shee can say anything she wants and blame it on tourestes and no1 would be able to know the difference. just because people constantly defend and victimize her and at this point she probably also victimize herself. I mean why wouldn't she. it makes her money. or bullshit like oh her stream is making her do it...lmao she could turn it off anytime but why would she when it such a good content farm with her "condition". well all have thoughts but only she have ticks ok sure. her ability to control thought is inconsistent, especially when it comes to simping. people have no idea how popular playing victim is. or all the false accusations that happened in the last few months. there are real victims who need hep...but there are also people who play victims.

[@Jay-xj7sw]

I love how some of her tics genuinely make her laugh.

[@mostfiredup]

Same. But i cant think but feel for the people who dont have supportive parents while having this disorder. Could you imagine if your parents always made you feel like shit for ticing and then said your 18 now go get a job and move out. your choices would be limited and i cant imagine trying to do an interview and then deal with the depression. like how do other tic'rs live a fulfilling life?

[@Jackn17_]

@@mostfiredupDo you know about Anita’s step mum?

[@alyl.9430]

@@mostfiredup You should do some research on Anita's past. She had a similar situation- it was also really hard for her! That's just another reason why she's so inspiring to so many people.

[@aizuaizu5073]

@@alyl.9430 Can you give me link about that???

[@aizuaizu5073]

@@Jackn17_ no what happened??

[@OkamiWSDwarrior]

You are honestly super sweet and it’s inspiring to see how strong you are and can use your struggles as something that just makes you unique.

[@micahfoley9572]

it's utterly charming the way she can laugh so easily at herself. it's gotta be really freaking frustrating to live with.

[@sunrise5710]

I love how “L” triggers a tic that is literally just the TTS spam

[@nymetsfan912]

Only real ones know this haha

[@c0nt019]

*LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL*

[@daichisawamura20yearsago64]

💀💀

[@ayifushere]

The google voice is so accurate I genuinely don’t realize it’s her sometimes lol

[@Phinal_Flash]

Same here.

[@markosment9755]

Genuinely love how you describe how you feel your brain works, be proud that you have put yourself out there where you could have hidden away. Inspirational and brilliant

[@rbutterfly10]

The way Anita speaks is so amazing it’s just mesmerizing to listen to and she is so intelligent and creative in the way she speaks. The words she uses. I could listen to her all day.

[@Adaimia]

I came here for a bit of a giggle, I stayed for the education about what Tourettes feels like. Very educational 👏🏻👏🏻

[@ant7699]

I'm looking forward to watching it.

[@paxundpeace9970]

Educational

[@FloWoodEnT123]

She needs to pin your comment. I literally came to the comment section to say this.

[@paxundpeace9970]

@@FloWoodEnT123 Autopin button.

[@diegopansini3152]

Yes. I learned to never give Anita an actual gun

[@jeremychavez387]

Even though she has this really happy disposition, you can tell when she really goes off the train with the ticks that she's suffering. In the early parts of video it kind of feel for her especially when she asked for a break

[@Wolklaw]

Honestly, she's a gem. I've never seen someone with this amount of tics being that "okay" with it. She seems like a genuinely wholesome and nice person to be around. Super smart too.

[@gnarthdarkanen7464]

It's worth note somewhere that a complex brain is an expensive organ to keep up. It's why predators tend to be more intelligent than herbivores... Proteins are on an order of 10 times the energy value in relation to vegetation, and so the carnivorous diet can power a higher complexity brain... SO apparently, from her explanation of how the tic's work, it's a hyper-activity in her brain (theoretically)... Like how she talked about looking to access things only related to A or apple, but the Tourettes just runs around crashing into everything related to A... "I'm trying for a straight line of thought, and instead of that, my brain just sends the electricity everywhere." SO it WOULD be exhausting to trigger so many tic's in rapid succession like that, and she literally needs to take a minute and let it all settle down... catch her breath. The brain can't just run on glucose alone. It also NEEDS oxygen... ;o)

[@LssjMagnumblitz]

It's worth mentioning that I was gonna like your comment but didn't, in order to avoid making it the cursed number of satan himself.

[@Kat-qf7ov]

@@LssjMagnumblitz that's the best number tho

[@PlayerZeroStart]

@@gnarthdarkanen7464 That explanation actually explains a lot. Like, when she said "jump off, do a barrel roll", it was probably her brain first jumping to the whole "I'm gonna jump" "do a flip" meme, but her brain associated with and thus jumped to the "do a barrel roll" meme.

[@deanrichardson5930]

I am absolutely fascinated by your videos. The tics are really interesting. It’s like you have a really creative brain that just wants to send out interesting sounds and funny phrases. And the way you mimic stuff is amazing. Every tic involving a whistle, pop, or the SatNav voice is perfect each time. Like your brain has found a sound it likes, and has carved a groove in itself, like a vinyl record. I wonder if talking birds access sounds in a similar manner.

[@ladyscribbles6134]

I expected to be laughing a lot, as you and your videos tend to be very funny and you always have lovely humor-and I did-but I also didn’t expect for all this insight. It was very interesting and educating as you articulated your thoughts and how it feels. Thank you as always for the lovely video!

[@XxMr1XxX]

4:00 how insane is her computer voice. Some of her ticks make her insanely good at some things. I really like how he handles all this in a positive way.

[@eduardomunoz2915]

I was waiting for the n word in that part

[@spamman6773]

@@eduardomunoz2915 SKIP N, ALWAYS SKIP N

[@jarcophagus]

@@eduardomunoz2915 same lol

[@asecretchannel4135]

@@eduardomunoz2915 Some of you are obsessed.

[@redstonerti9918]

WTF. SHE SAID THAT!??!?!?!?!?!?!?! I Literally thought it was cortana

[@dakota_jay_]

Tics kind of remind me of a parrot just sitting behind you and it hears something it knows and just screams it out

[@thehob3836]

This is so tremendously interesting! The science behind the why of tourettes is so hard to get a grasp on in many ways and I have beeen binge watching Anita mentally chewing on the concepts. Also I know a fair few people who would love to have even a cursory understanding of the commedic timing your ticks hit on the nose in your highlight videos. Keep up the good work!

[@Deathbyfartz]

anita is so amazing, her personality just brings so much joy, keep it up :D

[@screamingmadtom9042]

This was fascinating but also kind of like watching someone be tortured. Glad she talked about it a bit at the end.

[@solmoman]

M'lady!

[@GreatBigBore]

After binge-watching her for a couple of days, I’m starting to see all of her videos that way. What a tormented soul

[@wordimobi5765]

You're so right, many, if not most people, are seeing entertainment of a 'freak', but while she has turned a negative into a positive, it is still a negative, and must be exhausting, or as you say torture.

[@sylvianorthling1223]

👌👍✌️

[@ashleybroening6933]

Exactly. I felt bad 😭

[@masterplanet420]

Her ticks are literally like she’s an Android that’s malfunctioning.

[@ricardomartinez4477]

"Tuh giveaway would you like one it's for free"ucan fuh-kh me" yeah I'm not leaving that out that's my favorite line

[@MartoRoss]

Well Humans are in a way Flesh Android and the brain is one of the most complex things in the world (maybe even the universe) so ya you're right

[@masterplanet420]

@@MartoRoss she needs to reinstall windows i guess

[@alanrowley9540]

They are tics, not ticks.

[@reynakondaveeti8346]

They’re so cute lol

[@PghFlip]

Interesting analysis. I'm glad you started going random order to see if it's the anticipation that was extra triggering since I had that same wonder. Later you talked about mindfulness. are you aware of research into exploring ticks more in the controlled environment. Another thing i've often wondered about is delayed auditory feedback's effect on Tourettes. It can hinder the speaking ability in some people, but apparently can help reduce stuttering. the mind really is a mystery.

[@yesthatguyagain582]

Imagine she could actually do the AI voice intentionally. That would be amazing. Imagine the voice trolling.

[@castdrian]

She can and she does

[@gfdfg6495]

anita's brain works like how a phone keyboard gives you suggestions

[@telepathy4509]

Honest to god

[@BlindMelonLord]

That’s exactly what I was thinking. It’s like predictive text but verbally. I know there’s more to it than that, but that’s the best summary I could think of.

[@mayfly546]

That is so true

[@haarld2347]

The "Xyloph-uckoff" is an instrument I think I need in my life these days.

[@PhatDaddyPhil]

Same😂

[@BassAsLeaders]

Bruh I'm wheezing

[@starringwrenn]

Ikr

[@therealdeal822]

The comment likes are in decreasing order, as it should be

[@Nawaf-]

Agreed. The Xylophuck sound is so romantic! ❤️

[@daveanderson2767]

Wow! I just happened along an interview of yours and had to check your channel out. I've gotta say I think you are amazing and courageous! Big props girl, keep doing what you do...

[@MythicGirl2210]

10:36 as an autistic person, I resonate with this so much. Explaining wHy it's hard for me to have a conversation with someone (and not talking 'next to' them / in their general direction) is like driving -- where I have to focus on "is my body language right?" "What is my face doing?" "what are my hands doing?" "It's been 3 seconds, I need to make eye-contact." "What were they saying?" "Oh they expect a response from me" and then I can't focus on the conversation... It's just so stressful, and that stress _increases_ with more people or even just background noises or music. But the neurotypicals don't understand, so they think I'm just being dramatic. (Even when I _say_ I'm autistic). It's so exhausting.

[@slobbyxd3885]

When she thought of zebra, her tic couldnt think of any other word beginning with z, so she didnt say anything

[@idreamed_adream]

That's a fascinating thought. Because she did say it was like the tics went to everything else instead of what she was trying to say. Like her tics going through all the A's except apple that she went to first. So it makes sense that she went to Zebra and her tics said nothing because words starting with Z are pretty low.

[@sbritton1313]

You know, an observation like that almost makes me think there is more of a power sink on the word she wants to say, but an overload on all things associated...

[@sexyramen9504]

@@sbritton1313 as someone with tourettes almost as severe as hers I can kind of agree, when I was going through this video my tics were doing the same thing her's were and sometimes they would try and tic more than one word at the same time and it felt super weird. But at thr same time I could tic something without even having the slightest thought of the thing I said and it completely takes me by shock. Tourette's is super weird

[@Jay-gd8ux]

Zoinks scoobs

[@kayla4769]

for z on this test i normally default to either "z-zoo-z-z-zoooooom" or "zAPPAPAPAPAPAP"

[@stupidchild7716]

I wonder if she can consciously do the robot/voice actress inflections because they're flawless. Like, those deeper tones and that enunciation require adjusting her vocal cords and probably diaphragmatic breathing, and that happening in a whim is incredible. I'm really curious about the complexity of her tics

[@JanooProductions]

That part of her tics are quite interesting, i think in some vid she said that she can't do that voice on purpose (only on tic cause of her tourette) but that changing pitch, the adding whisper, the inflection, cause everytime she makes that voice is exactly the same, is like her brain make a "copy paste" of the sound, is super rare and interesting.

[@jeremiahscott2032]

If she could, she’d be one of the greatest VA’s out there

[@Sleepingwei]

I think so, if you notice for the EX sound she does the robot voice intentionally when describing what she heard in her head

[@kevintotte4159]

She did it in this video intentionally at one point. But it's not as perfect as when it's a tick. Or atleast that's what I think

[@Hexnilium]

It's a very good voice. It's worth monetizing by recording it for various things like navigation, airport voiceovers, and even characters in movies/games.

[@silkuk100]

You are incredible, the way you analyse your condition and put your ideas forward is nothing less than amazing

[@EzekielSamael]

i have tourette’s syndrome, and you’ve inspired me so much and thank you so much

[@Riotlight]

“Might want to leave that one out of the KZbin.” Editor: I’ll leave that in!

[@killler240]

Which one?

[@Riotlight]

@@killler240 8:31

[@EX3H0]

That happened a lot lol

[@9S0dX]

Anita: "Don't clip that" "might gonna leave that one out of youtube" Anita's editor: *puts that in video for other thousands people to see*

[@davidhall5838]

yo your explanation was incredible. I literally now understand Tourettes. You're so clever and inspiring, You should 100% do speeches around the country.

[@andrewschull6039]

Just watching this brings me back. Pre-puberty my tics were like this. It takes so much energy and work to talk sometimes, I feel for you sister.

[@mrk45]

The invention of memes must be a living hell for people with Tourette's.

[@Dualities]

not when it makes u money

[@sleepydevilz]

How are memes hell for people with Tourette’s? Sorry I don’t quite understand 😅

[@gonzalosomoza8553]

@@sleepydevilz it may become a tick, and if it uses a known image that image could become a trigger for what it said in the meme.

[@imjohnstone3707]

As someone with tourettes yes, yes it is

[@ironvadersparrow7543]

Yeah.

[@educostanzo]

Ngl, the google voice scares the hell out of me, it sounds she's just about to reveal she's an evil android.

[@coffeeenjoyer9099]

what is she IS an android and all these tics are just bugs in her that hasn't been fixed yet

[@mystic18]

@@coffeeenjoyer9099 Well that clears things up.

[@toothpickthegreat9370]

she is secretly the google assistant

[@toothpickthegreat9370]

@@coffeeenjoyer9099 she said early in the video that she is one that is one of the bugs

[@AGrayPhantom]

*gynoid

[@AlexaBakes]

You're so insightful and intelligent. It's really refreshing and I keep coming back to your videos for this reason and your personality.

[@penguinwithapencil]

It's awesome to see someone's inside perspective into their Tourettes, and the self awareness and explanations of their potential 'thought process' behind their tics. Insightful and informative, especially to those of us who don't have Tourettes but sometimes interact with those who do and try to understand. Thankyou for the video

[@Jobe-13]

The guy’s voice sounds real nice.

[@sage3151]

I thought it was a recording at first xD

[@607]

I was rather surprised to find out that it was an actual person in the call, and not a video she was playing back.

[@manhattan5370]

Its stee he is nice hes in the discord

[@akmalas4628]

Prob didnt sleep long time

[@RajatKumar-jc5nj]

Ikr

[@Lost_in_my_basement]

Its kinda scary how well she does the computer voice. Its like not even close to her normal voice. Edit: damn thank you guys for the likes

[@DEN8Y]

I Think I saw her say she can’t do it when she’s not ticking. It’s just a tick voice 😂 (I may be wrong)

[@SirJamestheIII]

@@DEN8Y 8:04 does she do it on purpose?

[@DEN8Y]

@@SirJamestheIII im not sure. maybe she can. i just swear i heard her say she couldnt do it normally.

[@capp12249]

@@DEN8Y She's done it when people asked before. eg. when she played Among Us with Hafu she said the "turn left"

[@BlackEydPanda]

Ikr its so freakishly good. Like wow.

[@wesleyahrendt9988]

In the eyes of the beholder, Anita I believe you are your best specialist in dealing with the TICS, and it does help others to learn!! Love your smile!!

[@Yor_gamma_ix_bae]

Tourette’s is fascinating. I’ve always loved the great contrast of emotions and personality people bring to the table.

[@ree0313]

I really like her tics that sounds computer generated lol, it's just so satisfying to hear.

[@Okk681]

I agree

[@fisherwoelke5435]

Her line about the neurons was absolutely correct, that is almost exactly what happens with tourettes and similar syndromes

[@AutomaticDuck300]

I actually feel sorry for her here. Her condition is being triggered on purpose for the entertainment of random people.

[@MasterRahl221]

@@AutomaticDuck300 she volunteered and didn't ask to stop so I think she was interested in the experiment

[@morganrakes4184]

@@AutomaticDuck300 Shes stated before in the past she’ll never do something that’ll actually cause her physical pain. That’s why she had to avoid bananas for a while cause it was such a strong trigger that sometimes her throat would bleed. But in situations like this she could give it a try but also stop when she knows she can and/or should. Like in a general aspect it does suck but I venture folks with Tourettes have had to endure it long enough to deal with SOME of it.

[@weaverdc292]

@@morganrakes4184 Well, you're half right. she had to avoid the word because her twitch chat kept triggering her with the word until her throat bled. But it's no longer a trigger for her. When she started crying by being able to say banana without a trigger I cried too. I'm so porud of her

[@tink6225]

@@weaverdc292 that's so disgusting and disappointing

[@JocundJames]

You're really an amazing person love your insight into this I believe your sharing content online is raising awareness and may lead to some amazing discoveries as to how the brain works!

[@vernmayes7120]

I find her fascinating! More genuine than anything else out there.

[@selvaoscura__]

Alexa/Siri/computer voice moments: 0:52 𝚃𝚠𝚒𝚝𝚝𝚎𝚛 𝚠𝚑𝚒𝚜𝚝𝚕𝚎 3:05 “𝙹𝚎𝚋𝚊𝚒𝚝𝚎𝚍“ 3:11 "𝚠“ 3:19 “𝙸’𝚟𝚎 𝚐𝚘𝚝 𝚊 𝚐𝚞𝚗“ 4:02 “𝙽𝚘, 𝚌𝚘𝚖𝚙𝚞𝚝𝚎𝚛 𝚜𝚊𝚢𝚜 𝚗𝚘“ 4:38 “𝙸’𝚖 𝚊 𝚜𝚝𝚎𝚕𝚕𝚊𝚛 𝚋𝚒𝚝𝚌𝚑“ 6:20 “𝙿𝚘𝚠𝚎𝚛 𝚘𝚏𝚏, 𝚝𝚠𝚒𝚝𝚌𝚑 𝚙𝚛𝚒𝚖𝚎“ 6:37 “𝙻𝚕𝚕𝚕𝚕𝚕𝚕, 𝚕“ 7:09 “𝙱, 𝙲, 𝙳, 𝙴, 𝙵, 𝙶“ 7:27 “𝙴𝚊𝚜𝚢 𝚌𝚕𝚊𝚙, 𝟼𝟿“ 7:47 “𝙰𝚑, 𝚊...“ 8:10 “𝚄𝚙𝚜𝚒𝚕𝚘𝚗 𝚜𝚎𝚝“

[@HonkLoser]

Bless

[@helovalent1027]

Scary af

[@samanthahapka2886]

I surprised how similar they sound

[@rocksxebec9335]

This is it

[@kjkno]

It’s so cool how she does that😲

[@justjj9602]

Dude her Robot voice is like next level. WHATTT

[@Garrett053]

The insight at the end made me understand a lot more about tics. Thank you!

[@marcvincent3999]

I really liked hearing you think out loud like you did. that was so cool and got me thinking as well cause I love psychology and I just like hearing other people’s thoughts like that

[@AKFieldsTV]

Siri voice: "I've got a gun" 💀💀💀

[@emilyj.s9014]

And W

[@tylerspaulding2548]

She can do it all can't she. She is such an Inspiration for anyone with a disability.

[@whyme8762]

It's a speaking disability she can still walk

[@tylerspaulding2548]

@@whyme8762 Did I say crippled or physically disabled. I meant anyone with Autism or Tourette's or any other mental disorder. But now that you bring that up she probably an Inspiration for them too.

[@whyme8762]

@@tylerspaulding2548 bruh all I meant was that she normal just has ticks

[@tylerspaulding2548]

@@whyme8762 Oh okay well I am sorry. Have a nice day.

[@whyme8762]

@@tylerspaulding2548 np

[@spiritualeefeminine8075]

I like how she gets curious about how her ticks work, I love learning everything myself so it was very interesting to watch her explore her own mind and share it with us

[@itschrispretorius]

5:25 is beautiful. SO AMAZINGLY PUT! I was diagnosed as schizo-affective but this explanation of neurons firing off on random diversions is soo spot on. Thank you for this and hope youre doin well td!

[@revilationn87]

She has a good android voice when she said “no computer says no” I was like 👁👄👁 daaamn girl how tf u do that

[@duerice3190]

@@Defnotjolie no they’re saying it bout Anita’s siri/computer voice

[@madster01]

4:02

[@ireneabad9872]

@@madster01 Holy crap it's true, her voice when she says that chnges a lot! :0 It's related with tourettes or she is just good at copying voices?

[@juststeve5542]

You need to find the video when she gets stuck in the sat-nav loop in the back of a car!

[@dendave6564]

Tbh i can't get enough of that voice

[@georgecataloni4720]

Therapist: "Now let's try some word associations. There are no wrong answers." Tics: "This is my specialty! Let's goooooooo!!!!"

[@lonordahl5837]

Love your personality! You have thought me a lot about tourettes and I feel I have a better understanding and knowledge about it! Thank you

[@AnanusBananus]

Wow, this was a cool video. The way you Open up how you feel your Brain Works and how it feels to you. And your attitude towards Life is so incredible. 🙏❤️👍

[@christianalexanderthegreat8941]

3:11 that “W” was so satisfying listening to

[@selvaoscura__]

Alexa/Siri/computer voice moments: 0:52 𝚃𝚠𝚒𝚝𝚝𝚎𝚛 𝚠𝚑𝚒𝚜𝚝𝚕𝚎 3:05 “𝙹𝚎𝚋𝚊𝚒𝚝𝚎𝚍“ 3:11 "𝚠“ 3:19 “𝙸’𝚟𝚎 𝚐𝚘𝚝 𝚊 𝚐𝚞𝚗“ 4:02 “𝙽𝚘, 𝚌𝚘𝚖𝚙𝚞𝚝𝚎𝚛 𝚜𝚊𝚢𝚜 𝚗𝚘“ 4:38 “𝙸’𝚖 𝚊 𝚜𝚝𝚎𝚕𝚕𝚊𝚛 𝚋𝚒𝚝𝚌𝚑“ 6:20 “𝙿𝚘𝚠𝚎𝚛 𝚘𝚏𝚏, 𝚝𝚠𝚒𝚝𝚌𝚑 𝚙𝚛𝚒𝚖𝚎“ 6:37 “𝙻𝚕𝚕𝚕𝚕𝚕𝚕, 𝚕“ 7:09 “𝙱, 𝙲, 𝙳, 𝙴, 𝙵, 𝙶“ 7:27 “𝙴𝚊𝚜𝚢 𝚌𝚕𝚊𝚙, 𝟼𝟿“ 7:47 “𝙰𝚑, 𝚊...“ 8:10 “𝚄𝚙𝚜𝚒𝚕𝚘𝚗 𝚜𝚎𝚝“

[@jiska111111111111111]

@@selvaoscura__ lol well quoted...

[@user-hm2jq5wg7r]

My favourite was “I’m a stellar bitch” in the AI voice hahaha I love it

[@EX3H0]

Same

[@ThePlayerOfGames]

1:50 is a really cool insight into Anita's mind, this is wonderful thank you!

[@heathertolsma7593]

I think you are FANTASTIC. You are a living work of art, perfection in every way. Created to show the world something unbelievable and perfect. I don't think you are broken at all...simply wired different and the rest of the people out there just need to get the hell over it. You made me smile. You are so intelligent, well spoken, and have incredible depth of feeling. Ticks or no ticks, you made me laugh and smile at your individuality. Never be anything but the most beautiful creature you are; one of class and style.

[@aqhan]

"Help me! I'm in a fish!" is now officially the best sentence ever told on KZbin. By anyone.

[@MarcDechau]

Pretty good movie too!

[@xXrandomryzeXx]

You know...that might be a rule34 tag..

[@Ariadne4]

Reminded me of Jonah

[@chicityjay]

Foreshadowing of being fishko

[@cvbattum]

"I'm not a bitch, I'm a *stellar* bitch" is up there too

[@Tirryna]

Anita normally: Smooth-spoken British lady Anita Terrence : foul mouthed American hyper chick /Computer AI. 😍😍😍✌🤗

[@Zimzamzoom95]

Terrence

[@avery-grace2793]

I’ve never even noticed that they’re different accents lol

[@Alonzi.]

It’s not even American it’s just crazy XD

[@Gumshoesamurai]

Yes, Tick is called Terrence, out of respect.

[@SuperMKi1]

@@Gumshoesamurai She literally calls it a tick herself. Also how tf is this more respectful? Just call things by their name ffs.

[@anime-_-panda]

Her computer voice is very impressive honestly

[@burialkultofficial4366]

Just came across your channel. I’ve become a fan. Huge props to you!

[@nytrobomb3971]

Stee: *says A* Anita's Brain: "Oh, we know this one! A is for Apple! Right? Guys?" Anita's Ticks: "WhAt ThE fUcK iS aN aPpLe?"

[@mankaii4194]

My tics 24/7

[@ellajunec]

Anitas tics are called Terrence btw x

[@PhatDaddyPhil]

@@ellajunec the fuck is Terrence?

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

an apple is a overpriced POS company

[@alanrowley9540]

Tics, not ticks.

[@maxmillion7007]

I find it amazing that you can keep a complicated train of thought and articulate that thought while interrupting yourself.

[@tosehoed123]

Yeah that is interesting af

[@evilrooster9960]

Well, it isn't like that, I have it and can kinda try to explain. She's only trying to say what she wants to say in her mind, but everything else just comes out, no control, no nothing, Like no matter how hard you concentrate and try, it's happening it's like somebody is pulling puppet strings and you can't do anything, even when you're focusing and trying not to do it and focusing on saying what you want to say, it's why she keeps stopping midway and going back to try and restart what she was saying, it keeps messing up her train of thought when she's trying to articulate a sentence!

[@cryingwatercolours8127]

Honestly, the way she spoke when she was trying to explain and she interrupted herself, I feel like thats my brain whenever I try to explain anything and I don’t even have Tourette’s. I lose my train of thought within seconds

[@tink6225]

@@cryingwatercolours8127 big difference

[@cryingwatercolours8127]

@@tink6225 I know Sorry I wasn’t trying to say I could have Tourette’s or something, believe me this is due to all the other mental health issues going on. Sorry if there was a misunderstanding

[@mixolot707]

Thank you for sharing this with us Anita! I appreciate how openly you share with us and allow us to be a part of your process of discovery and understanding of Tourette's Syndrome.

[@tacofluff620]

I honestly find it inspiring that you have tourettes and have over a million subscribers and I always was down on myself that I wouldn't get any views or subscribers because of my tourettes and you have inspired me to keep working on my KZbin and Twitch streaming.