The Cadence of my Voice

[@jiroscia]

I turned this into a song on my channel-Check it out, and thanks for the inspiration!

[@Clickle]

Actually a banger my dude

[@SpaceRaccoon22]

Every TED talk ever

[@Clickle]

FOR REAL THOUGH

[@gplastic]

I can't lie this is the cadence of his voice

[@Clickle]

FINALLY someone says the truth

[@YoursTrulyAudrey]

this feels like you're about to tell me how the missile knows where it is, because the missile knows where it isn't

[@mool487]

so happy i am one of the few chosen to listen to the cadence of his voice

[@danielgehring7437]

Now, look at how I type. I am making sure not to provide too much information in any given sentence, but I also interject additional information after the main point has been given. You think this indicates that there is more I could say, if I weren't concerned about overwhelming you. I am taking careful care to use simple words, and even questionable grammar, and you think that presents me as a regular person; that my point is what I'm passionate about, not about appearing smart. However, I might interject more complex words and concepts into the oeuvre, if they correlate well with the topic. I am still not trying to appear like I am smart, but my intellect, and my authority regarding the topic at hand, is such that I don't even recognize the words I am using aren't lowbrow. When I break the opening paragraph I do so decisively. There is no actual shift in my topic, as adding extraneous details now would only muddy the previous point. It is only here to let you know the post is coming to an even, brief, and insightful ending.

[@Clickle]

And look at how I reply, making you feel connected to me and my channel despite never having met you and not really caring about you. Watch how I suggest that you like, subscribe, and share the video with friends. And then finally I conclude, saying that I genuinely appreciate this comment and think it is funny, subtly manipulating you into a deeper yet connection with this video. (fr tho this is funny lol)

[@drunkenarsonist7253]

Not bad, a little long on a few of the pauses and it would be better to mix up the cadence a little bit. Keep up the good work!

[@Clickle]

I will adapt my mind-control methods for the next one, thanks 👍

[@RobTFilms]

felt like i was listening to a video essay in the next tab lol

[@oneavx]

I noticed after doing some media training I don’t really pause and try to fill in the silence with words or ums and ahs. This is a great reminder for me to think about the cadence of my voice and the rhythm + pausing to make myself sound more thoughtful. Thanks for the video

[@cheeseman79]

I'm starting to think this might have something to do with the cadence of his voice.

[@spicynoodle6619]

This guy definitely has something to say.

[@kazumi__i_]

This is definitely my 2nd favorite video on the Internet. Thank you, KZbin algorithms

[@Clickle]

I’ll get to work making your 1st

[@lord_scrubington]

congratulations on understanding cadence

[@Clickle]

thx

[@monochrosomnia]

genuinely great video

[@PorterfieldJohn]

I think im thinking. Thank you. Seriously.

[@Trastact]

He does have a point.

[@suno186]

bro started gaslighting me at the end

[@ieatredbears5163]

The cadence of someone's voice can have such an impact on how we think of them and picture them in our head and yet it's not something we really think about when we ourselfs talk, that's intresting.

[@Clickle]

Indeed

[@therando485]

The next matpat

[@zaneg]

This video reminds me of hypnosis

[@currypenguin]

Very radiating, every sound wave and nanodecibal contributes to the ultimate atmosphere conjured by a master wizard casting his wand, inflicting a great atomic spell on those fortunate to be in his proximity. Moving. So simple, yet impactful, the cadence of your voice.

[@Clickle]

The cadence of my voice.

[@irnoman1825]

Clayton has one facial expression 🤨

[@evilBreadD-jf9go]

“When you’re listening to the cadence of my voice, something in you makes you think that I have a point” No no, he’s got a point

[@supersoaker6717]

i am glad this video got recommended to me, god knows what wouldve happened if i didn't listen to the cadence of his voice

[@Clickle]

Horrible things.

[@averyalexander2528]

I swear I don't mean to insult or annoy but I cannot unsee this. You look exactly like Jacob Black and Edward Cullens's baby auditioning for Philip DeFranco's biopic.

[@Clickle]

That is so insanely specific that honestly I don’t have any idea what you’re talking about, so I’m just gonna say thanks and move on with my life. Thanks.

[@idkwhybut...]

This perfect and hilarious. I am shocked you have so few subscribers but honored nonetheless to be the 71st. Looking forward to seeing you grow!

[@Clickle]

Thank you!

[@wztly7368]

ok vsauce

[@Clickle]

This is written like an insult but feels like a compliment

[@timofy2641]

how was this dude born a ted talker

[@caseyzx]

the most white voice i've ever heard

[@Clickle]

Very true, if u pay very close attention you can notice that I actually became extra-white just for this video.

[@carterprince8497]

i was here

[@Mewtic2]

I thought the dogs were real

[@Mewtic2]

Actually, some were from the field next to me

[@Clickle]

@AdgjAdgj-ho5bf That’s pretty funny lol

[@XenoKira69]

You sound like MIT professors😂

[@user-ut2nl5on1q]

ted nivison cadence

[@Clickle]

hell yeah

[@XenoKira69]

are you on discord?

[@Clickle]

I do not use the internet

[@XenoKira69]

@@Clickle In this day and age? There are a lot of convenient things like YT for example, You gotta check it out

[@Clickle]

@XenoKira69 I shall look into it immediately lol

[@XenoKira69]

@@Clickle 🤣