TEACHING KARLIE KLOSS HOW TO READ BRAILLE!

[@karliekloss]

This was so fun, Molly!! Thank you for teaching me your ways. Forever inspired by you and can't wait to hang soon xoxoxo

[@DaquanDumas]

Klossy So, here we are. In a KZbin comment section. I'm not gonna go nuts or react like a fanboy or creeper. I will however challenge you to an online game of chess. You can send me a DM on youtube. You have been challenged.

[@ainidaud5601]

Same 😑 she type without looking at the typewriter and so fast. Jawdropping till end 😔ikr

[@fawnsfits]

❤

[@oliviabaumgartner903]

Your so much taller then her

[@meghasinghania1]

holiday person Yess she is!! She went completely blind at the age of 14 and has an eye disease (I can't remember the name)

[@lucymiller5834]

This was such an interesting video I always wondered how Braille worked

[@lillianosburn2177]

Lucy and Cara same

[@lucymiller5834]

Lillian The One And Only Unicorn love your profile pic 😂😂

[@seannguyenx]

*i make funny videos like molly i genuinely hope they put some positivity into your day !:)*

[@dizzypanderz6361]

angst Braille seems like a really complicated way to read and write but I actually learned it in just a couple days it was definitely a huge advantage that I can see but it was really fun and you should definitely learn it

[@twins4everyay943]

I was able to teach myself in just a few days. I am sighted so I certainly had that to my advantage. I am now able to read braille books to my younger cousin (who is blind) and it is really cool. I would really suggest learning, it is a really helpful skill to have. To begin I looked up online the braille alphabet. I copied it and studied for a few days. I eventually was able to close my eyes and be able to read. If you would like more tips on how to learn I am more than willing to give you a few more. Good luck! -Em

[@-NateTheGreat]

This was really informative. I notice braile on a lot of signs in public and always was curious about the interpretation.

[@myatoone2932]

Nate The Great I think the interpretation is just the same as what the sign says normally!

[@estelle_sear]

I’ve only seen braille in McDonald’s 😂

[@trulylavender]

C.C.C. Creme why did you put a laughing emoji? Nothing is funny about it

[@estelle_sear]

HoloIrena ...I can’t exactly explain..Just try thinking about it more then you’ll understand because somehow, you don’t.

[@daniellesarver6672]

@@estelle_sear I don't understand either why not just explain?

[@winawilhelmina5986]

I think Braille and sign language should really be taught at school

[@dollsNcats]

Nessa Stylinson I agree ! Because you truly never know if you may ever need it or have to be with someone who needs it

[@winawilhelmina5986]

Jennifer Aguirre exactly !

[@cinderleaf9325]

Same! Im not deaf or blind but I would love to learn those

[@dancingdays278]

Yesss same I’m learning sign languages and I want to learn Braille even though I’m not deaf or blind

[@dee2858]

Cinderleaf I only know sign language but I will love to learn Braille too my aunt is deaf so that’s why I learned sign language

[@adana4711]

You showed us how easy it would be to make the world more accessible. Just put braille stickers everywhere. They wouldn't hurt or disturb anyone but if they only help one single person find their way it would be worth it!

[@Twichloc]

They already on bathroom signs and many others. I know bcs I'm legaly blind and pay attention

[@meepinandmorpin]

I had no idea who she was, but I love what Karlie Kloss is doing for women in tech. :)

[@zebedeesummers4413]

Kevin M. Haube +

[@SpektrikMusic]

She's a victoria secret model

[@buzzlightbeer4215]

Uh, she just compared this to coding...

[@seannguyenx]

*i make funny videos like molly i truly hope they put some happiness into your day ! :)*

[@robbuglass6199]

Miss Kloss is a very savvy lady , in huge demand . I admire her work with women and she is a fantastic Victoria secret Angel .

[@kittymcmeowmeow1]

This is great!!! You can tell Karlie is actually interested and wants to learn more about blindness and Braille, more so than just doing it for the photo. I never had any particular feelings towards her, but now I like her just from this video

[@diannewi]

This is great. When I was a kid our favorite babysitter was a blind teen who lived across the street. She taught me both finger spelling (she had a deaf friend and that was how they communicated) and how to read and write Braille using the very old-fashioned metal "slate and stylus." It took me about a year to become reasonably fluent in writing and reading Braille, then I could write secret messages to the babysitter. I've never seen the machines in this video, a great invention. Thank you, Molly, for raising awareness through your channel.

[@xjoely]

karlie is so great. not only beautiful on the outside but also really smart and compassionate. loved this video molly!

[@hbhtcr5707]

The Grinch I didn't think much of her before I saw this video but I'm in love with her now

[@Bespeon]

Audible should definitely sponsor you!

[@kavinigunathilaka6768]

i mean the real question is why haven't they sponsored her yet

[@100subscribersbutnovideosc4]

Ik

[@ninacoli2770]

I know this is a yearish later but If you go on Molly's website Audible is one of her partners so It may be one of her sponsors as well.

[@ninacoli2770]

@@usamarafieck1715 Molly lost the majority of her vision when she was fourteen years old but had always been night blind with no depth perception. Last year sometime in 2018 she was 24. Therefore I'm pretty sure it was around 2008 when she lost most of her vision. There are many videos on her channel in which she explains this so if you look it up i'm sure you can find it. ;)

[@usamarafieck1715]

@@ninacoli2770 yeah.

[@PhoebeGrigor]

You guys managed to answer every possible question I've ever had about learning/writing braille! This is such a cool video!

[@re8407]

Phoebe Grigor yup. Molly burke is a true living inspiration.

[@caitlinlaing694]

i love that karlie kept making eye contact with mollie because mollie cant tell but shes so nice and genuine

[@ravendangernavy3575]

Mollie spells her name molly

[@care4557]

I love the reddish one. I paid $400 for used one for our daughter. Crazy how expensive products for the blind are. Love this video. Knowledge is power.

[@cassidybrewer]

Carrie Funk I’m honestly surprised that your insurance won’t cover items like that. It seems like an essential!

[@amyhoard1222]

It's weird how prices go full circle, when something is new it cost a lot cause it's new, the price starts dropping, if it becomes a common thing, then it goes back up, in price, if it becomes a vintage/collectable object.

[@jaaeson5285]

I’m sure the writer is expensive (not because of cost, novelty, etc.) but because most people only buy it once, so the company has to make a buck somehow.

[@laurao3274]

If you live in the US, the local sight center and/or school system should provide your daughter with whatever technology she needs. Especially for something as basic as a brailler. Unless you're in a really high tax bracket, everything should be provided to her by the state, not your paycheck.

[@MarissaRachelle1]

Karlie Kloss was always my favorite of the VS Angels and now I know why ☺️ she’s amazing

[@usrafieckx9]

Almost like a type writer.

[@agf1906]

I'm a teacher in Brazil, this will be very helpful in case I ever have a blind student in my class ❤️

[@livingbreakable644]

My two favorites!!!! So fun to watch you two together. I learned so much. Love you Molly & Karlie!!!

[@haybay6511]

I’m currently learning Braille right now for work and I absolutely love it!! So amazing 💕

[@aa-xi8bc]

I knew Molly was short but she looks especially small compared to Karlie! Molly is adorable but most importantly a very wonderful person.

[@SelmaLebdiri]

Anne-Sophie Cusson everyone looks small next to Karlie 😂

[@randomc1169]

And mollys sitting on a cushion

[@AppleLouise]

I got bored so I taught myself Braille over the summer and now whenever I feel Braille I feel safe and it can keep me from panicking.

[@jamescurfman3284]

Wait, just flat out bored, or do you actually NEED braille? And are you going to keep studying it as a skill? I had a step-dad who was totally blind from a car accident well before I met him, so that's how I know anything about it at all, but you were just bored? So, are you going to use it somehow, such as helping tutor children or something?

[@laylarose4269]

@@jamescurfman3284 what if she doesn't want to

[@jamescurfman3284]

I don't know, just asking. Curious, that's all.

[@jacquelinesmith-jackson2815]

James Curfman I think you should teach young children who are Visually Impaired or Blind.

[@luneticc]

Panicking about what? If you hadn't taught yourself Braille then...? (No hate, just confused what you'd be panicking about.)

[@JayJaytheMakeupBoi]

KARLIE KLOSS!?! Yas😍

[@seannguyenx]

*i make funny videos like molly i truly hope they put some happiness into your day ! :)*

[@summerelle_8547]

Nick Konopnicki sorry but that insult is old

[@jamescurfman3284]

Yeah, calling someone a bundle of wood isn't very classy.

[@kodewithklossy]

Braille is totally a little like code ;)

[@sophieelise1026]

Kode With Klossy yes!

[@TheViolaBuddy]

This was super interesting! I can read the alphabet in Braille, but I didn't really know anything about the Braille writer, or how you can make your own labels for things around the house/office. I'm curious: you mention learning math in school with a Braille textbook. Often in sighted textbooks there're lots of diagrams and pictures and especially graphs (because a lot of mathematical intuition comes from our spatial reasoning, so seeing the space laid out in a graph makes the abstract idea of a "function" more concrete). When doing math and science in Braille, do you have something similar? If not (or even if so), how did you learn geometry, or algebra and calculus (a lot of which is quite visual, at least when taught to sighted students, because it involves looking at the aforementioned graphs)? Or in fact, something simple like tables for organizing information - that seems like it should translate well into Braille but of course I wouldn't know. Or on a screenreader, how does it read out tabular information?

[@mercedesmartinezbruera9861]

Viola Buddy i hope she replies to you. It's a really interesting question, I'd love to know that!

[@NinjaJoanie]

Great questions!!

[@seannguyenx]

*i make funny videos like molly i truly hope they put some laughter into your day !:)*

[@olgach1213]

Viola Buddy, I know that there are some tables they just translate linguistically. And about geometry and other shapy things, they do have tactile raised lines. But that's only what I've heard and been told. I'm not blind. But there are videos about that in youtube.

[@Panda-mo5ke]

So I actually produce Braille for a living. Not only is there such thing as spatial math in Braille (though it's not often used), but you can also make full tactile graphic and charts. Even for the higher level math you mentioned like geometry, algebra, and precal. Also, for geometry sometimes 3D shapes are provided when necessary.

[@haleyfranke6739]

4:51 that was such a smooth trade off. I couldn't even switch them that nicely and I'm sighted

[@usrafieckx9]

How do you find your way around places.

[@megan9009]

I was wondering if anyone else noticed that! Molly didn't skip a beat

[@meelaranda]

Om that woman is an angel, I'm so happy for you to met her!!

[@cadenrolland5250]

Molly is in that new Google phone commercial. She's the girl in the tub. She does a great job and the commercial had no references to her being blind (landmark!). She could easily do acting and modeling fully working around her disability and do great things!

[@cadenrolland5250]

I totally agree!

[@harveyabel1354]

Can you provide a link to the exact, actual commercial she's in?

[@cadenrolland5250]

I'm not sure if this is her, but it sounds like her kzbin.info/www/bejne/ap60i6Wjis-XaK8 This is her starring roll commercial no doubt kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqe8Za2Pjtdgm9E

[@harveyabel1354]

I don't think that's Molly in the tub, though.

[@cadenrolland5250]

:-/ Too bad. I was hoping that she got a fat Google check for that

[@huddlespith]

Why doesn’t everyone do this ?!?! I’m so surprised this isn’t something I’ve ever thought of! I’m so going to make sure I do this if I ever have get my own office. Thank you so much for this Molly !x

[@ainidaud5601]

Karlie's reaction when molly type the Braille is priceless 😂

[@karliekloss]

I mean come on she's a total pro.

[@Joe-ob2br]

Klossy holy poop it’s Klossy!

[@HaleyMary]

I read a book about Louis Braille in school, and how he would poke holes in cardboard to create a language, but I never knew exactly how braille worked. This is a very educational video!

[@simplyvince1744]

I looked up Braillers just out of curiosity to see if there were different options or whatever. It actually made me a little upset that they cost so much. You would think that out of courtesy for people who genuinely need them they would be at least reasonably priced.

[@FairyKG]

They give them out for free when you're at school and you get to keep one for homework. Braille writers are now considered typewriters for how old they are. Now we use braille notes which is basically a computer with the same setup where you print it out when your done and it comes out in regular text for work. Even if you are older you can get one of these at a rehabilitation center.

[@FairyKG]

At rehabilitation centers they are free

[@Rhynez]

Wow this is so cool. Karlie seems really genuinely interested. The funny thing was your height difference though :D

[@juicebox8211]

Henry B Oh they aren't that diffrent in height,or atleast I dont think so

[@JenniferJiang2013]

Karlie calls herself a giraffe lol

[@yourmum9591]

Karlie is i think 6ft 2” and molly is 4ft 10”

[@strawberries1186]

@@juicebox8211 They are very different, a few inches isn't much, they are more than a foot in difference

[@alvallac2171]

@@juicebox8211 *height, or *at least

[@CandiceChu]

So cool that you got to hang out with her!!

[@xosammyj09]

What a great duo! Karlie is so sweet

[@wendyalexi2225]

It's so interesting watching Molly's eyes track sound. I'm sure part of it is because she wasn't always blind, but I think she's said before that it makes other people more comfortable. Neat!

[@MommyOfZoeAndLiam]

I remember learning just a bit about Braille in the 5th grade (almost 30 years ago) and one of the first questions they explained about it was why they don't use the regular alphabet in just raised letters, and they told us that the letters would have to be about 2 inches tall for them to be able to feel the shape of the letters and differ between them. That is why with Braille the small nubs can be felt and the differences between the locations of the dots compared to each other can be easily felt and "read".

[@Gabby-kz5xu]

I'm currently am learning braille to become a TVI (teacher of the visually impaired) so I loved this! Braille is so fascinating and I'm so blown away that braille readers are able to read with their fingers. xoxo

[@bether2game797]

That Jacket with the flowers is everything! Pinks, reds, and greens, the ruffles and zippers on the arms... I am living for!

[@kennalikesbooks8527]

One of my friends I met from summer camp this year is blind, but she’s amazing, we sing, we dance, and we laugh. She made me see how much I take sight for granted

[@gabrielariera7140]

karlie and molly are so pure

[@CinnamonBasic]

Molly this video is #28 on the trending page!! I've been a fan for a while and I'm just so happy for your channel growth! You deserve it with the quality content you make!

[@carsoncornelisse3489]

I love and am dumbfounded by how natural she is when talking to people, ❤️ you molly!

[@magicallykatelyn]

Wow, you are truly incredible Molly! Small things that we wouldn't even think of like microwaves now being all touch screen are things you have to adjust to. Thank you for teaching everyone how you live your life! Keep making amazing videos!

[@FairyKG]

I learned braille when I was in the third grade (I am partially sighted) I can remember how frustrating this was because I felt so different since I was being pulled out of class, plus having no friends because they didn't understand. It was a tough time being little katelynn. Now I'm a sophomore in high school and now I embrace my braille skills as I continue to lose my vision it gives me confidence.

[@joenoah9906]

Karlie is killing it with the vlog game these days. Im hoping she will make a guest appearance on the Hot Ones soon.

[@Katie_Jo_21]

I love Braille. Though it has been a tough few years to transition. So far I have gotten to level 3 uncontracted Braille. My goal is to get to level 4 Contracted Braille so that I can read for study and pleasure easier. And if I do office work again, I can transfer my projects from computer format (pdf) to Braille via an eletronic braille reader. But first I need to get a standard Brailler because My oh MY those hand stylus pushers for doing the dots by hand hurt after a few classes. LOL feel me? Love this video! Keep doing you. Hugs

[@HeatherSlavenMusic]

Wow, this was really cool and interesting to watch. There's a lot more involved in learning Braille, such as the finger sensitivity training that I would have never thought you'd need to be able to read it. I'm blown away by the sheer amount of key combinations you can remember too that form all the different letter and number combinations etc. especially with so few keys to make them up.

[@itbetay8490]

This answered so many questions I didn’t know I had, like why you read Braille with two index fingers, or that you put labels on your makeup to make it easier which is SO SMART!!

[@natalkastovicek741]

I love the fact that you look down at your nails when she complimented your nails I love you Molly

[@Mulgozaurus]

Look at you, fancy lady! I'm so happy for you and all you are accomplishing. Much love!

[@halidouglas2867]

FIRST! I love you, I have a lung illness and it is cool that you are open about being blind. I want to thank you for being you

[@lilyjordan1052]

It’s so crazy how fast your channel grew I’ve been with you since you were at 300k

[@monsiraq1]

I love you Molly! All your videos are very entertaining but this is the most interesting by far! Thank you!

[@Ally616]

Molly you are too cool! Makes sense your Canadian!!! Woot woot. 👍 I have to check out your channel more, so I'm not sure if you have more videos explaining things like this, but I would be so interested to hear more about being blind, what it means to you, and how it either does or doesn't define you, and if you think your other senses are heightened. Keep up the great work!!! Best new KZbinr I've liked in a Very long time.

[@Twichloc]

I freekeeng need that pink brailler!!! 💕💕💕

[@Bobster992]

Molly, you are truly inspiring! I am so happy to see you flourish and be with so many amazing people. You are incredible.

[@rachelthomas5120]

I taught myself Braille with a bit of help from my friends Aya and Israa (both blind) now I can read Braille except that silly contracted stuff.

[@doraperez5344]

I loved your video, Molly! I am a huge fan of your channel. This braille video was super cool & interesting! If you could, please make more braille videos! :)

[@SalamiLani]

It alwasy amazed me how she looks directly at what/who she's doing/talking too. Incredible ❤❤

[@heatherclark2701]

Karlie Kloss is so cool. I love her enthusiasm for learning! Would love to see more videos with her and Molly :)

[@FrankieFrankenstein7]

This video made me so happy. I remember when I started learning Braille.

[@farkenmayhem6951]

Two of the most down-to-earth and inspirational females, together in the one video. Awesome!

[@melb2212]

OH MY GOSH! KARLIE KLOSS COLLAB !? GO MOLLY !!! 🙌🏻🎉✨🇨🇦

[@eliser4431]

braille user here! i didnt know who karlie kloss was but she seems really funny and cool. i didnt know there was patterned paper either

[@jamescurfman3284]

Yes, the patterns were nice, but I bet I would have a difficult time seeing the shadows because part of the designs were black. There were stripes and zigzags, but I didn't see all the pages to know what all the designs were. :)

[@Marwao0]

Awwww i love Karlie awesome collab and she has the same cute surprised face as her best friend taylor 3:13 i love this video 💗💗💗

[@Bob31733]

Karlie is without a doubt one of my favorite humans

[@Judetth]

So inspiring , thank you. I immidiately took the packaging of my tablets and tried to read Braille. It's Amazing. I love you Molly

[@primashaina]

Karlie Kloss is so humble aww

[@beabravo6759]

Just noticed for the first time that she's wearing a Claddagh ring the correct way! And is very similar to mine, small and silvery! Not an Irish girl just an English major from Spain lover of the Irish culture😊

[@americangirlballet]

I am a sighted Braille reader! I actually use both eyes and hands to read. Hands to read the words, eyes to find the next line. I also use the crochet bobble stitch to crochet blankets with Braille on them. I am working on doing blankets with prayers, hymns, and Bible verses. Braille for anyone is awesome!

[@goldenbacon1572]

6:43 made me think of music Like playing instruments that have about the same concept as trumpet and French horn Because those are the only instruments I play and know quite a bit about

[@jeffreyrose46]

Molly....awesome video and girl you held your own against the Beautiful Karlie Kloss.💕 Looking forward to your next collab with her. Hugs for Gallop🐶

[@smolpmkn]

Molly u are just amazing.

[@Estellemusic]

I loved watching this. I still try to teach my partially sited friends braille at school, because I think it's useful. I read braille with more than just my pointer fingers though. I'm just weird like that. And I'm braille screen inputting this, so there ya go. ❤️❤️❤️

[@brittanyt940]

Hey Molly! Im an avid watcher of your videos and a fellow Canadian girl. I am so happy that you are able to teach the world about the blind community. Also this video is amazing, it was so interesting to learn about braille. I thought of you today when I saw the Mcdonald's tables labeled with braille numbers. I am excited to see all your new videos in LA and I hope your enjoying the new apartment! :)

[@usrafieckx9]

How do you read books.

[@jim1550]

Very informative. I have no blind acquaintances. So glad I found this channel to know more about blind life.

[@dizzypanderz6361]

Just a weak ago I started watching you and I have actually not watched anyone else but you since then so I was inspired to learn Braille and I am also able to read it with my fingers

[@alvallac2171]

*week (different meaning)

[@choco1199]

You learned braille in one week?😮

[@HoneypeachWH]

This was such a cute video. This is so cool that Molly is doing things like this to talk about blind people and and the things they go through.

[@Slicknicksimms87]

That is so awesome. audio books sponser this girl!!! love you Molly!

[@jacquelinesmith-jackson2815]

Love you Molly! 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 I think you truly amazing and you make everyday better. There is always room for people with vision impairments or blindness.

[@mychaelahuckaby4995]

This is my favorite video Molly has done!! It makes me want to learn braille

[@KaloCheyna]

I had a classmate who initially had one of the braille typewriters, who by the end of our second year (year 8) had been given an electronic version that she could transfer everything that she'd read onto a laptop/computer via USB. The wonders of modern technology. She even completed her final exams using a loan machine that had the exams pre loaded onto it.

[@Dutchfruitjar]

Molly, Klossy, and Karlie always make me feel so motivated. *Back to work*

[@awesomepawsomesocks]

Molly this was a great video!!! Been here from the beginning and am so proud of you!!! You're a badass!!

[@heysummer9608]

In school , there was a girl who was blind and she always us brialle . Her teacher said she can tell me how to use it but it was too late because she left!!!! Thanks Molly for teaching me

[@mikonei]

Oh man, this brought back memories of sore fingers when I was learning how to use a brailler.

[@glenjamindle]

Holy crap she's tall.

[@harveyabel1354]

Actually, Molly is really short! :)

[@lawc23]

glenjamindle 6'1

[@BillionSix]

Both. Molly is 4'10½" and Klossy is 6'2".

[@ccbab613]

She’s a supermodel. And Molly is a miniature person

[@BillionSix]

Actually, being Irish, Molly would be more accurately described as "wee." She is the Wee Molly Burke. :)

[@Kerri-AnnLoves2Craft]

Your Amazing Molly all the way from Kingston Ontario! I love your postive outlook on life! You are a beautiful person inside amd out ❤❤❤

[@vanesaeos]

then: audible hit me up now: sponsored by audible ilove how you and your channel grew in the last year!

[@jamiebutcher8698]

Who agrees they should teach us this and sign language in school to make everyone more informed

[@graced.6711]

Karlie Kloss is such a queen! ✨✨

[@ambibambi6479]

Mollys channel has grown by like 700,000 since I first subscribed and I’m so proud

[@SakshiDaswani]

Ahh I love you so much! why didn't I know of you before??

[@MrSouravbhatia]

Karlie kloss 😍 one love❤️

[@aracelisvelazquez2438]

I loved this video! two knowledgeable, intelligent, beautiful ladies!

[@usrafieckx9]

Do you have a job.

[@BloodofaFool]

Karlie is so beautiful. Molly you are truly and inspiration. Found you on Shane and I just find myself fascinated by your life.

[@tinaoom]

This video was all sorts of cute, sweet, informative, and interesting. Love ittttt. And you two beautiful ladies.

[@alyssavegabaez7580]

I love love LOVE your channel Molly, you’re a beautiful person in and out. Btw You look like Jenna from awkward 💗💗💗💗

[@melissalocke8355]

DEFINITELY need another Molly and Karlie collaboration!!!

[@charlietighe]

Audible needs to sponsor her ASAP. Great video Molly!

[@zacharymacclure9910]

From the outside molly doesnt look blind. But theres all the proof that she is (which i believe and support you). Keep it up, youre such an inspiration

[@mrspotatohead12]

I'm a teacher of the blind so this is such a cool video!!! haha