Thanks Gerb for saving rap. Without you I don’t know what we’d do

@chickentoucher55

11 ай бұрын

Thanks Kama 🎉

@seamerollin9055

11 ай бұрын

Word

@Mark-xw5yt

11 ай бұрын

All these new cats don't know real rap. Gerby is singlehandedly carrying the rap game on his back right now

@vaderbuild

11 ай бұрын

Thanks Gerb for saving rap. Without you I would know what we’d do

@peanutgallery4

11 ай бұрын

For real none of that gangster crap

Yet another great video, Jreg. You really showed those neurotypicals who's boss.

@user-ii6ed8gz7r

11 ай бұрын

Навалил так навалил в начале.

@Zabanat

11 ай бұрын

​@@user-ii6ed8gz7rЕееее екстрим рушн фандом фор герберт

@Wienerslinky

11 ай бұрын

@@user-ii6ed8gz7r shouldnt you be getting grenades dropped on your head or smth?

@EdwinSmith544

11 ай бұрын

speak english bro@@user-ii6ed8gz7r

@zosasho8036

11 ай бұрын

@@user-ii6ed8gz7rيخي احسك كيوت او شي

Being autistic and having a touch of the 'tism are very different things. People need to stop lumping damn near every person on the planet into that first label.

@fallsunset5862

11 ай бұрын

Definitely but I don't think that's what he means

@peanutgallery4

11 ай бұрын

No but if you make shit like dariacore just know you are firmly in the first camp

@8ava8198

10 ай бұрын

i dont think anyone WANTS that label

@borpa.

10 ай бұрын

@@8ava8198 they do

@mdihero

10 ай бұрын

@@8ava8198 you'd be surprised. people want to know why theyre fucked up, or have something to pin it on. it helped me in early childhood to be diagnosed but not so much now.

Brother. I am 145kg/nearly 300lb and I have started going to gym for a month now. Lost 6 kg(12 lb) now so I'm under 140 kg(280 lb)now. Thank you for inspiring me to go to the gym and change my life. update: in 6 months after this comment I'm now 130 kg(260 lb)! I will keep going until I reach 100 kg(200 lb).

@soultaker-ui8jg

11 ай бұрын

AYYYY GOOD SHIT BRO IM SO PROUD OF YOU GO CHASE YOUR GOAL KING

@soultaker-ui8jg

11 ай бұрын

KINGGG

@Thomas_Angelo

11 ай бұрын

@@soultaker-ui8jg thanks man. You are a king too.

@elpibe3514

11 ай бұрын

Well done bro,when you get lighter your calves will look incredibly strong

@snacktical

11 ай бұрын

Based af

They call me autistic,cause I fixate on things I really enjoy.

@wheresmymind3745

10 ай бұрын

@3DThemed like hookers and cocaine, right?

@ProtoGen-2K

8 ай бұрын

@@ivayloivanov3744 True..

I work in applied behavior analysis, and i once had an in-home client with autism that would literally call his mother a milf right in front of her. Even that was probably one of the more tame things he said, the amount of things he said that were totally out of line, just out of pocket were crazy lol. Ie. telling your mother you wished she was dead, I'm not kidding. And these are very smart kids mind you. It’s the worst when you see a young nonverbal boy that remains fixated to a tablet for 80% of their waking hours. It’s sad

@lonely_eclipse26

11 ай бұрын

Ipad kid dam

@animequenchers

11 ай бұрын

Average conversation with an Ipad kid

@Lachrymogenic

11 ай бұрын

hes stuck on twitter, spends too much time on hh or cruel34 and probably thinks hes either a fnaf animatronic or eric cartman but troon.

@TheBanjoShowOfficial

11 ай бұрын

@@Lachrymogenicit’s more like just total internet consumption, just KZread compilations of “memes” going on one after the other, and spending a LOT of time on VR games. We actually had one time where his brother, him and I were going to go on a bike ride, and because they’re both on the spectrum, they act similarly. So we spend like 30 minutes getting the bikes ready and everything, and then he gets on the bike, says it hurts his balls, threw the bike on the ground, kicked it, said he wasn’t going anymore, and went inside. After I spent so much time adjusting his chair and everything so he’d be comfortable. I’ll be honest that day I was about to just call it quits. I was pissed lol, I just put my bike back up on the rack and gave myself a minute outside.

@couldntbeproved1392

11 ай бұрын

​@@TheBanjoShowOfficialso it was part of your job to go biking with him?

14:50 couldn't agree more. But I doubt internet caused it. Back in my glory days when I was chronically outside, people in groups would repeat the same fucking mainstream jokes till nauseam. Or the same one word phrases. This pattern only continues through social apps, so it's more of a human nature. It's a rarity to meet someone who comes up with jokes instead of repeating the same bullshit 200 times

@nebulousblack5764

11 ай бұрын

What if we're not created equal. Nah couldn't be that.

@0ne_kernyboi617

11 ай бұрын

bro this is the same issue i ran into. But i also realized it was myself, like holy shit im not funny. The question is how to be more original and fix it.

@sebastiangrundler7640

11 ай бұрын

I use the ‘tism all the time and everyone calls me trendy. Rolled the windows down in the car yesterday to say hi to some dog on the street, said some random shit to the animal. Everyone thought it was crazy funny and said they liked it and asked if I knew the dog.

@max73916

11 ай бұрын

people did this before the internet was invented but it’s worse now

@cocolove9916

10 ай бұрын

@@max73916true

I am diagnosed with ADHD and I hyperfocus on niche topics often. Fortunately, I've stopped hyperfocusing on games and moved on from social anxiety. Now I am able to dive deep in other topics. I am now a full blown watchmaker and watch designier because of my hyperfocusing

@mayatambito

10 ай бұрын

that's cool

@XanVicious

8 ай бұрын

@@mayatambitohow’d you get into watch making? It’s interesting to me but I wouldn’t know where to start or put my foot in the door. Thanks for your response if you do.

I have a cousin, who is a hyper autist, full blown. He would be about 22 now, if I'm remembering correctly. Anyway, he has always had a massive obsession with sharks, and everything pertaining to them. When he was about 10, he would spend hours some days on Skype, talking to a top shark scientist in America, (he's British btw). They would talk about sharks alive now, in the fossil record and everything about them. This bastard was 10, think about how crazy that is. Anyway, good video.

@Visstnok

11 ай бұрын

Isn't that the guy who jumped off that yacht last month?

@vain.a2

11 ай бұрын

@@Visstnok damn he mustve really loved sharks

@hellouser5498

10 ай бұрын

I m obsessed with pssy since i was 8.. does it make me autistic?

@JunkSock

10 ай бұрын

@@hellouser5498I’m autistic too

@connorperrett9559

10 ай бұрын

If he had hyper autism he'd be hitting himself and punching walls while drooling.

Im a Zoomer, I grew up in the countryside and didn't have access to wifi until I was 18 and moved to town and I'm now in my early 20s. The only social media I've ever had is Gmail, KZread and WhatsApp. The reality is that it doesn't matter if you stay away from these things because everyone else won't. I'm the weird one to most people because most people my age are "autistic" internet addicts. This world is never going to go in reverse, this is now the new normal and every generation that follows will be like this. I fear that within my lifetime there'll be a day when having an Instagram or Facebook will be necessary to have jobs or access other things and since I've never had either I won't be able to take part, much like how someone can't travel without a passport and so on and having to start one at this age will mean I'll literally be behind ten year olds who've been on social media for more years than me because it's just normal to them

@theyfukenwmesubliminally

11 ай бұрын

I dont think you need to worry if youll be "behind" on social media crap when it comes to things like jobs and actual useful shit in professional settings, if you think aboit it most bosses are from the boomer generation and its not holdin em back today, and youll just learn what you need to just like any other skill you have to for jobs, the useless consumerist media shit is *actually* TRULY useless, unless youre gonna work in smth in or adjacent to the entertainment industry where itd be super relevant info, ig marketing too but those people are always oit of touch with it anyway bevause they dont sit around consuming shit tons of useless media either. So i think youre in a good path, consider yourself lucky, youre already 1-0 ahead of everyone whos brainfried and brainrotted by new media just purely from the neuropsychological effects of it.

@fudgefactor1639

11 ай бұрын

I relate to this as I also didn’t use any social media except KZread meanwhile my friends all used Instagram and Snapchat. I always felt out of the loop and by college I felt forced to get Instagram just to stay connected. Abstaining from social media doesn’t fix the problem of social media because, as you said, everyone else is using it.

@DonRA33

11 ай бұрын

Profound comment thanks fo sharing m8 fr

@abrahamhernandez6608

11 ай бұрын

real

@TamagoSando

11 ай бұрын

"I fear that within my lifetime there'll be a day when having an Instagram or Facebook will be necessary to have jobs or access other things and since I've never had either I won't be able to take part" So, now?

This video nicely explains the way of chronically online people to describe themselves as autistic. I'm rather certain at this point that I'm not on the spectrum (was never diagnosed) but growing up on the internet has moved my personality in a direction that coincides with many traits of autistic people.

@cocolove9916

10 ай бұрын

Exactly the self diagnosis epidemic out of control right now. 😂

@trunestor

10 ай бұрын

Same

@peanutgallery4

10 ай бұрын

I was told and experienced I had a bit of autistic behavior even before I found the internet, but after only a couple years of access to it that behavior definitely worsened

@cocolove9916

10 ай бұрын

@@peanutgallery4 it worsened maybe but the fact that you can acknowledge it says a lot about you as a person don’t feel bad. Stay strong.

@sintheemptyone8108

10 ай бұрын

Oh, you thought that was real autism? That's adorable. I'd call that the "trial version". Or on other words, the "social media addict"-starter pack. And I got to see first-hand how many of you in the same age range jumped head first into it while I was mostly interested in video games & being a hermit. Was it worth it?

💀Bro really lecturing about the correlations between internet usage and the prevalence of autistic traits

@PedroTomeVlogs

Ай бұрын

It's more like an ADHD thing rather than autism, widespread internet consumption causes depression in many teens too

Lord Gerbal back at it again spittin’ nothing but legitimate gospels🔥🔥🙏

@chickentoucher55

11 ай бұрын

😢🎉

Getting rid of social media will immediately cure most people's mental problems

@HellBreaker

11 ай бұрын

do you just comment for likes at this point.

@CESTLAFDTJEUNEPD

11 ай бұрын

@@HellBreaker It's a psyop

@totallynotalazyguy737

11 ай бұрын

If u mean you would see less brain rotting comments like this by quitting SM then. Yeah.

@CF098

11 ай бұрын

How are you about to say that when you comment on every video I see

@CF098

11 ай бұрын

​@HellBreaker I know I hate this guy

Gonna chime in as a 23yo who found out this year that I’m autistic (knew about adhd already). You’re right on the mark that autism is essentially just a different type of person than non-autistic (allistic) people. There’s visible differences between the brainscans of autistic and allistic people, notably that the autistic brain features irregular hyper and hypo connectivity. This can manifest into all sorts of people, including people who are disabled on both the medical and social models that need lots of support to live, and it can manifest into the type of person who affects humanity on the scale of Einstein, or Mozart, or Elon Musk, or whoever. However we’re not all a little autistic, as shown by the comparison of autistic and allistic brain scans. It’s a spectrum because autism can manifest in many ways, including seemingly opposite ways. For example, some autistic people have little empathy, some have way more empathy than is regular. Same is true with iq, that the standard deviation of iqs of autistic people is greater than that of allistic. It’s a spectrum like a color wheel, not a gradient that goes from 0 autistic to 100 autistic, and there’s no X% autistic. You are right though that the Internet and the modern age can make certain negative traits manifest way worse tho. I learned I was autistic after moving to a new city, where I lived alone, worked semi-remotely, and spent lots of time coping as you’d say. In this environment, which would be shitty for most people anyway, I entered a neurological state called autistic burnout, where I became a shell of my normal self in terms of functionality. I was a perfect ACT kid played sports year round, had good social life, in hs and college. No one thought of me as disabled. But the environment I entered after college was a gateway to catastrophe for my mental health. That being said, I was just as autistic before - I just didn’t know it. It wasn’t causing as much trouble in my life, so I didn’t find out. However, even when I was fine, autism was effecting my in many ways good and bad that I didn’t know about, and knowledge about it would’ve greatly helped my know how to live my life. People saw the good, but no one saw the bad, and those struggles went unseen. Even very ‘successful’, sociable, seemingly ‘normal’ autistic people are at the end of the day autistic, and there are still unique challenges associated with that. Tho I believe my gifts outweigh my weaknesses.

@The_void111

7 ай бұрын

Wow interesting take

Gerbs videos are like going to mass on Sunday. First the music, then the sermon

@ArgonNoble

10 ай бұрын

Pretty good analogy lol

I've debated with myself since I was 15 if I have autism or not. Since I'm clearly not normal like I have zero social skills and idk I just act differently and I don't like it. But I'm still normal enough for to think "what if I'm just weird?" About a year I heard MemeAnalysis come up with an idea of Media Indused Autism. And I think he might be spitting facts a bit. It might be because I spent my childhood playing video games and browsing the internet 24/7 instead of going outside playing and socialising with other kids. Idk maybe I'm just brain damaged when I fell out a car when I was 5. Keep preaching gerbil

@reptile6491

11 ай бұрын

Just video games, internet, this kind of stuff.

@wetflop9540

11 ай бұрын

go to the doctor dude before it's late

@off6848

10 ай бұрын

It’s over for brain trauma-cels

@yourdreams2440

10 ай бұрын

Yeah the internet probably fried your brain, get off of it it might not be too late

@youlooklikeagoodjoeyoulooklone

10 ай бұрын

Same man. I don't know what to do...

What i’ve noticed after quitting youtube shorts and instead just take notes on hour long videos is that my attention span decently improved and almost all ADHD symptoms gone with a wind. Just do not consume hyper stimulated stuff and try to concentrate and grind one useful long lasting goal, that’s a key to get rid of ADHD. Most of them misdiagnosed due to total degradation of attention span.

@HKIHNDKNSI

11 ай бұрын

Misdiagnosed then the kid is stuck on pills

@cmcog

11 ай бұрын

u cant get rid of it bro

@REALPEDROGAMEPLAYS

11 ай бұрын

@@cmcogeveryone always says that, but they never see that at the end of the day, improving, lessening that toll on your mental health is objectively good, even if it doesn’t “fix” the problem. It just works.

@oxycodin2253

10 ай бұрын

If it went away then u never had adhd, I barely use the internet and i cant focus on shit without my meds and have always been like this

@oxycodin2253

10 ай бұрын

@@user-bb2em1ms5ytry switching meds, personally it saved my life both with work and being more normal socially

Actually funny thing I used my aspergers to learn the intricate ways of the youth culture of my peers using reverse engineering and my classmates as test subjects and reference material. Thus resocializing and being acepted by the group.

@Lachrymogenic

11 ай бұрын

doesn't this require literally torturing yourself by forcing yourself to use tiktok and whatever brainrot they use and also replicate their disgusting vernacular in attempts to disguise yourself as one of them? doesn't this also mean that you're in a social circle with people who you don't actually like, and they just like the fake mask that you put up? that sounds plausible, possible but ultimately, mentally damaging. good for you though i guess

@krillansavillan

11 ай бұрын

Damn, AI really gunna do the same huh

@TexboyGamer

11 ай бұрын

Same, but I wouldn’t have said it in such an autistic ass way

@peanutgallery4

10 ай бұрын

What are you on about this sounds like some evil alien stuff

@kelechi_77

10 ай бұрын

I get what you mean, like you learn how to act like them to integrate better, this is just referred to as "masking". You described it in a very -tism way.

Autism is actually a brain thing that youre genetically predisposed to, i dont believe you cant get more autistic from using the internet Same thing with ADHD, TikTok doesnt give you ADHD, it just lowers your attention span

@JunkSock

10 ай бұрын

Autism and ADHD are not actual diseases, just collections of symptoms

@acojone6110

10 ай бұрын

yeah but don't you think since it's a spectrum a lot of people who just have a predisposition but that wouldn't affect their lives, have shifted towards more serious symptoms after spending too much time inside, on tiktok, having a poor social life? I'd say so

@stockimageguy8941

10 ай бұрын

Autism is such a poorly defined thing I don't even think it's real. Like they made it up so losers could gain sympathy points.

"Bro really talking about Autism" Gotta say thanks Gerby for opening my mind to new potential experiences that I wouldn't have thought of without your videos! :)

@vain.a2

11 ай бұрын

bro really just had his mind opened to new potential experiences that he wouldn't have thought of without gerbs videos!

@Purplebruh

10 ай бұрын

@@vain.a2 TRUE

@ArgonNoble

10 ай бұрын

@@vain.a2💀💀💀

@nicbarth3838

8 ай бұрын

@@ArgonNoble W

" we all have alittle autism, its a spectrum. like being gay" Gerbert 2023 I love that quote lmfao

@off6848

10 ай бұрын

My ticker on the gay spectrum is kinda like when your car drops below the E for fuel if H for heterosexual was in place of the E

@henrygobblesag1815

8 ай бұрын

U CALLING ME GAY BRO????

I was gonna make a point like this for a school presentation about internet addiction a while back but my teacher stopped me because it was 'disrespectful' to people with autism

@off6848

10 ай бұрын

Either she’s admitting she’s autistic or she took it upon herself to decide what offends all autistic people

@ArgonNoble

10 ай бұрын

Modern education moment

dude the fact that terminally online people become so mentally impaired and socially awkward that the only thing they can resort to is self-diagnosing autism to avoid all responsibility for not going outside 💀

Young child: has energy and shows that they have an interest in something specific School: Label em and put them on drugs

@m64s32a1

10 ай бұрын

Just what happened with this white boy 😂 dawg autism is genetic and not internet-covid that if you open youtube you auto get it

I think this has kinda happened to me. I used to be quite a different person when I was younger, far more sociable and talkative than I am now, and I think a big part of that is simply that I didn't have the internet back then. As an example, whenever I wanted to hang out with my friends I'd actually go out and play with them IRL, but in my teenage years I'd basically just stay inside and play with my friends online, and I guess I just forgot how to communicate with people in the real world.

@coletrain546

11 ай бұрын

My confidence and sociability was metaphorically beaten out of me starting when I was in like 6th grade until recently, I've cut off toxic friends id had all my life and can feel my talkativeness and sociability slowly returning

@unwashedtowel

9 ай бұрын

Its covid that messed ya’ll up. Spending 1+ multiple years talking nobody but your parents or online friends seriously messes up with your social skills.

You say that the internet increases autistic tendencies in people who already have it, but I give you this: A large amount of "autistic traits" are not always indicative of autism and can be adopted by any person, especially based on circumstances (like the internet). Some doctors are really quick to throw around the autism diagnosis. They might see a person who can actually be cured of their social issues and weird anxieties and just diagnose them with autism, making the person think they can't be fixed which causes them to just embrace these issues and in turn make them worse. So basically the internet (and other things) is fully capable of making a "neurotypical" person become autist-like.

kinda agree and relate too, before becoming chronically online my attention span, dopamine levels and social skills were all normal

Have you ever considered a live Q&A? I love you content dude, as a 23 year old guy, hearing someone around my age have the ability to articulate thought the way that you do makes me feel a little less lonely in this crazy ahh world.

@josephbrandenburg4373

11 ай бұрын

i'm almost 27, it doesn't get better but the gerb remains a good listen

@Setyjo

11 ай бұрын

@@josephbrandenburg4373 boutta say fuggit and move to Arkansas or some shit, also sorry to hear it hasnt improved, make moves upwards, always.

@josephbrandenburg4373

11 ай бұрын

@@Setyjo thanks buddy. I actually want to move to Europe, thinking about going to Wrocław, in Poland 🇵🇱. Ale Nie jestem polakiem, tylko lubię Polskę.

@Setyjo

11 ай бұрын

@@josephbrandenburg4373 Lol I get ya, there for a while I was debating moving to Chile. As a white American, I doubt it would work out well for me

@TexboyGamer

11 ай бұрын

@@josephbrandenburg4373Polish is like bastardized Ukrainian, kinda wild. I’m also interested in moving to poland after I rack up some money. Real estate is pretty cheap there

“Bro really munching” 😂

@1000timka

11 ай бұрын

had 2 pause the video to laugh that that terrible comment

@ThomasFoolery8

11 ай бұрын

@@1000timka that was the best point he made in the video though haha. Those simple and dumb comments do get the most upvotes. Tiktok definitely has a lower average IQ audience.

@1000timka

11 ай бұрын

im using the word terrible as in terribly funny. Idk if thats a normal phrase but i been saying that all my life lol. bro really spitting mad heat :flame: :100: on god no cap on every stack@@ThomasFoolery8

As someone who was diagnosed with fairly severe inattentive type ADHD at a young age, I believe ADHD is one of the most misunderstood and misdiagnosed conditions out there. A lot of the people diagnosed these days, similar to anxiety and depression, are experiencing the consequences of poor health and a poor environment, and treating it with drugs that will help even people without the condition “focus.” For me ADHD is less about “attention” and ability to sustain focus, and much more about executive function, time blindness, an inability to organize and retain information in memory, and a difficult time maintaining a coherent train of thought in situations where it’s necessary. Medication helps with this but imo many of the drugs on the market for ADHD don’t treat the more severe issues that come with it, which a lot of the time feel closer to how people describe brain damage than a simple issue with attention regulation or impulsivity. Basically, I think there’s a lot more going on that science doesn’t really understand, or doesn’t want to understand yet because of the implications. Check out the correlation between traumatic brain injury and ADHD diagnosis sometime. There’s also the theory that at some point, the dominance of agriculture as opposed to hunting and gathering ended up favoring certain brain types over others, and a lot of the characteristics that would be beneficial pre-agriculture are now treated as “conditions.” I don’t really know what to believe myself, but it’s interesting to think about regardless.

I have a hypothesis, from my lived experiences and people I’ve met, that ADHD people are actually more talkative, more socially active, and can make new friends with relative ease. I feel like the people with ADHD that I witnessed in school most often appeared to have very low social inhibitions and would more often than others speak their thoughts which can be very helpful in consistently making new human connections. This also could be a case where these kids that I noticed were the ones that had the least shame about their ADHD because they were just socially skilled and fairly popular people. I do not have ADHD and I feel like I’m pretty mid at making new friends. Most of my friends are very close and I’ve known them since childhood. College and being on a sports team definitely helped me make close friends there though because otherwise I likely would not have cared to make new friendships.

@Mark-xw5yt

11 ай бұрын

My brother has adhd and he is like this. I sometimes think I might have adhd but I am pretty bad at socializing.

@NickCageDrippp

11 ай бұрын

this is true

@jmacmusashi7574

10 ай бұрын

I have ADHD and I’ve always been pretty bad at making friends for basically the reasons Gerbert laid out in this video (daydreaming with conversing, not being present). I think it’s important to be present when you’re talking to someone and just saying whatever thought you have doesn’t always help if it has nothing to do with the conversation. I’m definitely more on the inattentive side, so I’ve never been the high energy hyperactive type so maybe those types are better at social interaction

@Mark-xw5yt

10 ай бұрын

@@jmacmusashi7574 The thing about "just saying whatever thought you have" doesn't necessarily help is so true. I used to do this naturally until highschool when I became the "annoying kid" and I noticed that I couldn't just allow myself to speak without thinking first

@acojone6110

10 ай бұрын

People with adhd are on average very funny to be with and that helps with friendships but I don't think they are on average very socially active

I’m a 65 year old, retired veteran, w/5.5” and I find even I am learning about life from Gerby.

I think the problem is people can be generally unkind to others. Autistic, incel, alpha, sigma, smegma, this and that - those are just labels. People who genuinely use those terms don’t interest me, they are misguided and are missing the point of life. Anyone who keeps peddling the notion that nowadays many are autistic doesn’t help the problem, instead making it kind of a self fulfilling prophecy. Sometimes I really wish this bullshit would end. But looks like it’s going to get worse.

@connorperrett9559

10 ай бұрын

You're denying my lived experience as a smegma male.

@eternalhistory4706

10 ай бұрын

Any label I just hate

@-______________________

7 ай бұрын

Don't deny my smeggy existence

@5st4rrgirll

4 ай бұрын

smegma 💀

These freestyles just keep getting better😂😂😂

Finally another video from Gerbizzle. I honestly binge your videos sometimes and I always love to see when you make new ones

i think generalized internet addiction (social media, online content, online gaming, porn, all of these are interchangeable) has a lot of symptoms in common with autism and adhd but it's not at all caused by the same mental deficiencies that caused these diagnoses to be conceptualized in the first place

@wowtiy6703

11 ай бұрын

agree, gerb kinda missed with this vid, just draws general correlations between the part of autism that is concerned with niche interests and the internet's ability to catalyze it

Right after i checked if gerb uploaded, he delivered 🔥🔥

Imo dis turned out to be ya best video so far it’s superb 🥂

Why tf this rap not that bad it’s actually kinda go hard 😭?

@Authentichalfmexicanito

11 ай бұрын

Cuz it was premeditated murder of the beat

@GreenManism

11 ай бұрын

Gerbert is blessed with gods word

@bjureanriksson3051

11 ай бұрын

Don't drink and drive❤

@kevintheminion2382

11 ай бұрын

@@bjureanriksson3051nuh uh

It’s insane how much I’ve been thinking about this today and out of nowhere I see this video

Great talk. Unfortunately my subway surfers live stream buffered a little in the middle so I missed some bits. But over all great!

Really interesting observation about different comment sections, but spot on

you've already made me overthink so many choices in my life.. e.g. I'm working in the game dev industry and thought it's cute, computer graphics are cool, and gamers can have fun (though I'm myself anybody but a gamer), nice. Now I'm thinking bout switching to another industry.. realized it may not align with my values🤔 don't like the idea it makes so many people escape reality, lose real-life social skills, etc. idk why I decided to write it under this video, haha let it be, thanks for the videos. girls may enjoy them too!!

@bleachdiet559

11 ай бұрын

Gerby's content isn't gendered since men don't have an automatic in group bias (own group preference)

loved the end really much!! keep these outros up :^)

For real, I used to be really socially anxious and awkward. I played video games, played piano, and loved youtube. Somewhat isolated and quiet. The last week or so, I've worked as a door to door salesmen, CONSTANTLY talking to people or coworkers and very little social media usage. Socially, it's become so much easier talking to people - no anxiety. I've also gotten better at speaking itself and formulating sentences. Get a face to face sales job, young men!!

@DutchWestFilms

11 ай бұрын

That's an interesting jump to door to door sales. I was put in a similar situation a few times with a few jobs I had, and I got good at challenging my social anxiety. One company I worked for made it hard, based on unappealing limits on product options, while another company made it easy, because I had a lot more flexibility

DAYTIME GERBERT VIDEO

Papa Gerby lookin' like a double wide surprise as always

It's important to understand that the groundwork for ADHD is laid in very early childhood and even infancy. It begins when you don't have a substantial connection with your primary caregiver, usually mother. Mothers love to pawn their children off to day care and/or a plethora of random babysitters and whatnot and are never there for their children. The children then develop problems with connection and trust; they can't rely on their primary caregiver to be there for them when they're under stress. From a very young age, you're shown that you can't depend on other people to be constants in your life and instead have to rely solely on yourself for comfort. ADHD is ultimately a stress response; you move, speak, and think very quickly when you're upset by something in order to get away from it, even if it's only subconsciously. You can't depend on others so you have to take on all stress by yourself, which means you have to juggle all sorts of things all the time. It's no wonder why effectively being abandoned by your parents at a very young age is at least highly correlated with ADHD. Even fully formed adults have a very hard time dealing with the stress of life completely by themselves.

@chickentoucher55

11 ай бұрын

My brother in Christ 🎉

@DEMiURGE455

11 ай бұрын

I feel like my ADHD makes me have more cognitive dissonance than most people and I have to spend an hour or two by myself to fix it so I don’t go insane

@Deliverygirl

11 ай бұрын

ADHD is hereditary, it's more likely that the parents are pawning off their kids to daycare because of untreated/undiagnosed ADHD, and the children have ADHD anyway because of genetics + the environment doesn't help either.

@Max-DuBois

9 ай бұрын

The thing about autism being linked to a weak connection with a primary caregiver makes a lot of sense considering that 1.) men are much more likely to have autism and 2.) infant boys are much less likely to experience emotional mirroring (think matching a baby's emotions when they make silly faces) from their primary caregivers than infant girls. I really recommend the book "Real Boys" by William Pollack on this subject if you have an interest in child psychology, societal expectations for men, or male emotional patterns.

@nvz2207

8 ай бұрын

😮

I know a young King MC when I see one. Don't stop G.

Real (i can't go 2 seconds without watching family guy clips and jizzing and spazzing out)

@TheEncouragementKid

10 ай бұрын

😂😂😂

@sandrohernandez4401

2 ай бұрын

You need to start edging Lil bro

Man exactly what’s been on my mind

When MTV came out the music videos and shows featured a lot faster cuts then the shows that came before. This meant that even before social media people's attention spans were already being cut in half. It has been a long decline into lessening everyone's focus, not just the younger generation that MTV was catered for.

I literally went to TikTok 6 times during this video, each time for around 16 minutes. The irony

we makin it out the hood with this one gerby

The social cues one happened to me when kiddo, I literally thought we should talk to people like they do in TV shows.

Continue your work keep it up

This video was very well articulated and informative thank you!!! Thanks for the acknowledgement that woman are more socially calibrated and they are also more socially active which explains why males are being diagnosed more with autism.

Gerbie we missed you

GERB is back! THANK GAWD!

Dude not gonna lie, I do have a bit of the 'tism not that much that is a problem but also it's not nonexistent. For me that hyper focus is an extremely powerful way to get work done. I remember staying up all night doing an 8 hour deep work session without being exhausted, now yeah it's true that it is way harder to do other type of work but it is still a plus for me. Amazing vid Gerberit 👏👌

@kurku3725

10 ай бұрын

yeah, 12 hours straight, bashing some math problem, without food, drinks and rest

@Yujiro945

Ай бұрын

What about iam hyper focused on KZread sense my early teens is it addiction now?

Keep up the good work young aryan trapstar💯

Great video Jreg!

I've always noticed this topic happening in the background but knew i could never actually discuss it with anyone without being labeled a schizo and im genuinely so glad SOMEONE ANYONE is actually bringing this massive issue to light.

@ArgonNoble

10 ай бұрын

Schizo is basically code word for normal person with healthy suspicions nowadays

I just stumbled upon this video and this dude is brilliant.

I fucking love this channel lad

I what he's trying to say BUT here are just some more things tk think about. *ADHD is also genetic *Environmental factors increasing risk ADHD include brian injury and lead *Your ADHD would have gotten worse as you aged because you went through puberty (scientifically proven) *Don't think developmental disorders are necessarily CAUSED by your environment *I do believe the internet would have heightened symptoms of ADHD and possible autism *Correlation doesnt mean causation. Could have been a coincidence that there was a rise in ADHD and autism study when the internet increased in popularity as it would be easier to exhange research. First autism diagnosis was only in 1940s while ADHD was in 1902. I don't think its fair to say he internet CAUSED more autism but it could have lead to more research on it and possibly heightened symptoms

I love Gerbie what a goat

10:30 couldn't have said it better. A couple months ago I was in a relationship with a girl who had strong symptoms of autism but she was never diagnosed. Whenever we would hangout she would just show me tiktoks that would reference extremely esoteric and niche internet culture content. I remember once we were out in this forested park area, walking along this path and she saw a bench, walked over to it, and for the next hour just watched these random ass tiktoks while I sat beside her pretending to care and laugh.

never been diagnosed, but I definitely have something, me my friends and family are sure of it. I found guns through the internet, being an Australian living in the city I wouldn't have discovered the hobbies otherwise. I love it, I spend hour reading operating manuals and wiki pages, I signed up to a gun club and now I'm interning and fixing up guns. Bit of a ramble but people can find obsessions other than video games and anime through the internet overall gud video. luv u bb xx

Fr. I feel like going to a movie theater has become even more enjoyable now than it used to be since it forces me to actually put my phone away and pay attention to one movie for a few hours. If I ever watch TV at home, I'm on my phone, and I never watch movies at home bc I can't stay engaged throughout it

Banger

They call me Chris Hansen cause these kids be handsome Goes hard

zoinks bro spittin bars fr fr

You know it’s fire when the mc don’t look at the camera before he start his bars

Gerby without failure only releases bangers

@SinatraTarantino

11 ай бұрын

yea

Good stuff

This video is just one big explanation on myself even down to the obsession with trains 😂😂. Gerbs I will be one of your disciples if you’ll have me.

Yo gotta say your rao game is stepping up. I feel like you should start writing some of that down and produce a whoooole thääng 🤙🤙🤙🤙

im a adhd autistic person and it hurts to relate so much to what you're say but unable to change it.

bro really be speakin like fr 😩💀🥶

I personally think I'm naturally autistic, because I would bite my left hand whenever I would get upset, which I have scars from. Making eerie noises, whenever I found something funny as a kid. Feel real disconnected to this rock we're living on at 21. Help.

Thanks for saving tha world

Bro is one of the realest KZreadrs ong

Gerby u gotta get that guitar in the back on the rap action

I was diagnosed with adhd too, I agree with a lot that you said. It comes with the territory😎

gerb needs some real jams to throw in his lyrical masterpiece

the intro raps always hit different

“The twin towers fell and that was not great” HEAT

Good day for an upload

My main man Gerby knows Björk? How splendid

snap!this man decided to just upload

I was given a tablet when I was like 8 yrs old because my parents hate me and it made me be quiet in the corner spent so much time on KZread it semi ruined me, but the people on the internet have raised me well I relate to not being able to talk to or relate to people if their not talking about or into what I'm interested in its hard no one's into learning languages, math, programing or making things like cameras and video games I think repetition and restricted interest help you in life also used to do the same thing with my hands when I was kid

My favorite part was when Gerbert gerberted and said “It’s Gerbin’ time!”

That green hair Bjork bar was unironically good

Growing up chronically on-line, the hypothesis that excessive internet use causes something similar to autism on people was always running in the back of my mind.

2 weeks streak , im going offfff

#based Gerb does it again 💣

Finally another vid

14:35 is NOT a stretch at all, the repetition of internet language is sicken at times especially with short form and tiktok comments, it’s like the ppl who comment under videos don’t have half a brain or just say something like “w vid” or something else similar it’s annoying, it’s like ppl don’t know how to actually appreciate and express what they are watching so they just comment something like “w vid” or “gyat” idk it’s just dumb to me