HAVE A BEAUTIFUL DAY, MY FRIENDS. Sorry I had to cut out a few seconds from the final edit to get it under 60 seconds (for KZread Shorts). For those very interested in a topic, I left a link to a longer version in the description. I hope you all have a great week!!!!!!!

@jlqs1998

3 жыл бұрын

is it this the same as when I say uh and um when presenting something?

@azakv2538

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks, you have a great week too my friend 😀 😊

@100cents5

3 жыл бұрын

Yes

@mrcocoloco7200

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate

@keyu1290

3 жыл бұрын

1k likes and 1 dislikes, love it

Hampton is an anime character: confirmed.

@Kevtarded

3 жыл бұрын

Now that you bring it up I could totally see it lol

@itismeanttobe

3 жыл бұрын

Neji

@gianfrancoricci92

3 жыл бұрын

Hampton is scatman: confirmed

@p.a.w.sthetravelinggamer6750

3 жыл бұрын

One with a beautiful voice. Don't forget that.

@laramaria2908

3 жыл бұрын

Shigeo Kageyama adult form xD

“You know yourself better than anyone else, yet you crumble at the words of someone who hasn’t even lived a second of your life. Focus on your own voice. It’s the only one that matters.” 🙏🏽

@fasahatrizwi8907

3 жыл бұрын

Hampton is a legend

@Fdan36

3 жыл бұрын

Powerful

@anjalipal1845

3 жыл бұрын

So deep.,.... I'm gonna right this in my journal 🥰

@Fdan36

3 жыл бұрын

@@anjalipal1845 that's what she said!

@shambhavisharma2592

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you sir, needed that ♥✨

"your voice may sound different than you expect" audio playback: -opposite sex -different language -not even the translation😂

@PotatoPizza420

3 жыл бұрын

I’m not Japanese but I’m pretty sure the translation said “Hello, what is this? You are very...”

@Mister.Mountain

3 жыл бұрын

That bit gave me Daniel Thrasher vibes

@ryanlafferty9304

3 жыл бұрын

Yes! I was struggling to remember where I first heard that bit.

@fdumbass

3 жыл бұрын

@@PotatoPizza420 Sounded more like "hotou ni" as opposed to "hontou ni", but I don't know what that would even mean so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

@-spicy_avocados4678

3 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/dpydzKqveNiXepM.html but this time its actually relevant and funny and not self promoting (Not opposed to hamptons vid, opposed to the other random links people plug)

I feel no matter how perfect u r, there'll be people who are not gonna like u, cause even Hampton gets dislikes.

@freakiniilse

3 жыл бұрын

It's not imperfection that makes people dislike us, it's their own stuff that makes them dislike us. It's not always nice but they have the full right to do so.

@Sonja147

3 жыл бұрын

Don't forget that it's most people's favorite pastime nowadays to get offended by absolutely anything.... 😩

@harikrishnanr1971

3 жыл бұрын

@@Sonja147 😂 funny but true!

@mankuzco1655

3 жыл бұрын

@@harikrishnanr1971 More like Sad But True.

@cohneh104fifita7

3 жыл бұрын

Even tho hampton is a good guy he is not perfect he does his best and that’s all that matters.

I was just about to make a phone call and was afraid I was gonna stutter, this video came right on time omg!

@HybridCalisthenics

3 жыл бұрын

You can do it, my friend.

@DannySharkas

3 жыл бұрын

@@HybridCalisthenics thank you so much for the encouragement! Here goes nothing~

@tuduetsomodikoe587

3 жыл бұрын

I hope you're no longer anxious❤️

@DannySharkas

3 жыл бұрын

@@tuduetsomodikoe587 aww thank you! The call went quite smoothly for the most part, so I'm definitely feeling a tad bit more confident in myself :)

@shawnshaju2513

3 жыл бұрын

@@DannySharkas Great to hear that!👐

That japanese auto voice at the end tho..

@humanllusion590

3 жыл бұрын

That's his real voice

@christoperangeles7254

3 жыл бұрын

@@humanllusion590 hahahahaha

@Hassan-zw9tb

9 ай бұрын

recorded voices always sound different

@chivalocv4086

11 күн бұрын

😂

I literally read it as "Overcoming suffering" and I was super excited for that .. maybe an idea for a future video?

@HybridCalisthenics

3 жыл бұрын

Hmm, what kind of suffering?

@sebas7083

3 жыл бұрын

@@HybridCalisthenics stress and sadness, lack of being able to communicate in a way others can understand you

@lalithrockz

3 жыл бұрын

@@sebas7083 i feel you. Sometimes my logic is hard for others to understand.

@HybridCalisthenics

3 жыл бұрын

@@sebas7083 Hmm okay. I can make videos on this. I try to balance these kinds of topics with fitness tutorials since some people only followed me for exercise and don't care about this stuff hahaha.

@farchanmuhammad7850

3 жыл бұрын

@@HybridCalisthenics tbh we do care much about life tips videos from you! It really helps a lot 💪💪💪

Me: “stutters” My mom: “it’s all the video games!!”

@erin6321

Жыл бұрын

It's always the phone for them

I suffered with a stutter for 15 years and thankfully overcame it this year thanks to a book called “How to Stop Stuttering & Love Speaking” by Lee G Lovett. Speech therapy didn’t work for me, but that book and the authors program did! I hope this gets viewed by anyone suffering out there because your speech should NOT weigh your life down as it did mine for years.

@chivalocv4086

11 күн бұрын

I need this

Yass. I struggle with this so much or i will find myself talking way too fast. And its annoying lol

@HybridCalisthenics

3 жыл бұрын

It's interesting. One of the first things I tried to do was slow down my speech, but I discovered that it kind of hurt my brain. I didn't like speaking slowly. So I decided I just had to be clear if I was going to speak quickly, hahaha.

@kawaiime4714

3 жыл бұрын

That's exactly me. I know how annoying it can be and upsetting if you want to say something nice but can't very well

@Gantarilho

3 жыл бұрын

@@kawaiime4714 Yeah it's very annoying. My speech doesn't keep up with my brain speed, maybe because I don't speak to many people

@sarita664

10 ай бұрын

@brookekenner9444 have the same problem. Then I decided to speak slower to see if that worked but it didn’t. I find myself taking deep breaths or holding my breath in to pronounce a certain letter or word. I find I have the most trouble when speaking to others, I wish it would go away because it honestly does affect your social life 😪

@itzabhxi

8 ай бұрын

​@@Gantarilhosame... Before covid i was very extroverted and talked very clearly.. But after that i became very introverted and now some times I can spit out the words🙂... I lost my confidence...

I still stutter a lot.. And this has lowered my self confidence.. Thanks for the tip:)

0:48 lol true there was this one time where I thought my voice sound like a child to everybody until I recorded my voice and I heard a 30 years old bearded man repeating egg for 5 minutes 😂

@yeseniatecaxco7545

3 жыл бұрын

I laughed wAY too hard at this 😂😂😂

@alifalif6986

3 жыл бұрын

@@yeseniatecaxco7545 lol i'm glad that I made you laughed

I'm here for the "Hey friends" & "Have a beautiful day" everything else is icing on the cake! 😁👋 Have a Beautiful day!

This is the most inspirational channel I've ever seen.

Do u ever feel like u can’t describe things how you want? Like I can never find the right words

@BirdmanHT07

3 жыл бұрын

Read more books my dude. I have expanded my vocabulary that way over the years, and its allowed me to express myself accurately

@TehUltimateSnake

3 жыл бұрын

@@BirdmanHT07 Thank you I’ll try that

@amysmiles9751

3 жыл бұрын

What if you know the word you can see it in your mind but you can't say it is there is like a delay in speech?

@NightmareBlade10

3 жыл бұрын

@@TehUltimateSnake Honestly I grew up reading Warhammer and Warhammer 40k books, and I would seriously give those a try if you like gritty and grusome fantasy/sci-fi books. They're all very descriptive and use some amazing vocabulary, so I often come across words I don't recognize and I end up looking them up or googling them. I recommend physically writing down the word and definitions of words you don't recognize. You don't have to study them or anything, it's just that I find the action of physically writing them down helps me to cement them in my memory. Then again everyone learns differently, so do what's best for you. As for specific book recommendations for getting into Warhammer I would read the Gotrek and Felix series of books and I also thoroughly enjoyed the series Brunner the Bounty Hunter. Right now I'm reading The Return of Nagash, but that book ties into a lot of events that have happened in other books by different authors and features a lot of characters prevalent in Warhammer lore that it's hard to appreciate them unless you knew about them before hand. For Warhammer 40k, I would recommend starting out with a short story omnibus like Hammer and Bolter or reading the series Gaunt's Ghosts or Ciaphas Cain. The series that really got me into Warhammer 40k was actually Path of the Warrior by Gav Thorpe. That series was fantastic! This isn't Warhammer related, but The Way of Kings by Brandon Sanderson is probably my favorite book of all time, so I fully recommend reading that one first! Also the Vlad Taltos series by Steven Brust is awesome too!

@sleepyhead_648

2 жыл бұрын

It happened a lot :"

CAN SOMEONE PLEASE GET THIS MAN A PEACE PRIZE OF ANY SORT

Hampton is the Protagonist, were just living in his world😭❤️

I also used to stutter a lot as a kid, when I got older I realized it happens when I get excited,,,, so I got rid of my emotions and became one of those emotionless anime characters

Why did this video come up as soon as I stuttered recording my speech?

@HybridCalisthenics

3 жыл бұрын

hahaha probably coincidence! Don't worry. It happens to the best of us.

@GearzMonkey

3 жыл бұрын

@@HybridCalisthenics It is the prophetic dimension in your videos

@adilabdulrahman9990

9 ай бұрын

You're being watched

I have a stutter, mostly just when I’m excited or mad and trying to talk faster. But sometimes I do it just talking normally, but I also have a lisp on top of that so I just hate talking in general. Thank you for the advice.

He opens with a friendly hey every time it’s so welcoming

I knew I followed you for a unexplainable reason. I have been stuttering my whole life, only the past 3 years have I began to really overcome it. I’m 28 now and I can’t wait to see what the future has it store for me

@amirulakmal5140

3 жыл бұрын

Good to hear that! Mind sharing some tips?

Man are you one positive person, I absolutely love it. I really liked how you said that you still sometimes stutter and it is just how your brain works and your not trying to change it too much, but wanted to be able to communicate clearly when you wanted too.

Haven't seen the entire video yet but I know it'll be a good one

This helps so much because I have had a stutter since I was like 4 and I still have it and I am 12.

@ghiidra__

3 жыл бұрын

Lots of people’s stutters gradually get better as they grow, you’re still young! Keep working on it and you’ll get there

@FlyFlippage

3 жыл бұрын

Mine was bad when I was in elementary. It started getting better in high school, close to where you’re at, so keep your head up.

@tameemabdelrazek7845

3 жыл бұрын

@@FlyFlippage Thanks

@kireidoll

3 жыл бұрын

Yes! It'll get better. Start consciously speaking slower. It might help you too : ))

Hanpton is so awesome! Such a ray of sunshine Thanks for aleays encouraging us!!

When I was feeling “aww” but the Japanese bit suddenly hits. LMAO. Had to rewatch this. Epic. 😂

THE JAPANESE PLAYBACK IM DYING THAT'S LIKE DANIEL THRASHERS LITTLE SKETCH SHJGSKDFJ

This guy's too wholesome. I keep imagining one day we're gonna find out he uses sawed in half kittens as Fleshlights or something. He's too wholesome.

@HybridCalisthenics

3 жыл бұрын

This is a good point man. I want to address this. I never intended to have a "clean" or "wholesome" image. I just turned on my phone camera and started talking. I definitely don't claim to be a perfect person. I have plenty of flaws. I DO get angry and annoyed (especially if someone swerves into my lane in traffic). It's just that making videos puts me in a good mood and I genuinely do try to share that good mood with everyone, when possible.

@XavierArquette

3 жыл бұрын

Bro that was wayyy too graphic....😵🥲

@alexanderhammes4284

3 жыл бұрын

Oh my god 😂😂😂 I hope not

@ownedbymykitty270

3 жыл бұрын

That’s a very cynical, toxic and unhealthy type imagination to have. I think you could use some wholesomeness.

@ImmersiveGamer83

3 жыл бұрын

That's dark 😳

Man sometimes you seem like a profoundly intelligent zen master or guru. You talk so intelligently and casually drop useful advice. Love you lots.

i always wonder why people think that a stutter is bad. i try to relax the person, that usually helps with the stutter, but i really don’t mind it at all. nobody is perfect!

In most cases stuttering is a sign of higher than normal intelligence, this is well documented. I suspect it has to do with your thoughts outpacing your vocal center. Activities such as singing have been proven effective as well as your method. Have a great day.

@obama7325

3 жыл бұрын

@@netgangster1707 is he a native English speaker I thought he was from South Africa and it was his second language also he could be an alien

@alysonshorthouse8858

3 жыл бұрын

This is a great theory. I love the idea that its because your brain is running faster than your mouth can keep up with. I have a similar thing with typing (my main way of communicating at work)

@Non-juicy

3 жыл бұрын

@@netgangster1707 I Do The Same Thing Sometimes When I’m Typing, Could You Tell Me What That Means Please?

@dwnwa1872

3 жыл бұрын

I'm not saying people with stutters aren't smarter, but I also wouldn't say people with stutters are at a state of higher intelligence. I used to have a stutter when I was younger and I can personally tell you it wasn't racing thoughts that caused the stutter. Even Hampton said it, it was the excitement. The truth is, I'm sure the stutter is caused by emotions and emotion is not the same thing as intelligence. Although.. the emotion you feel when you stutter is a very high and positive vibration.

@dwnwa1872

3 жыл бұрын

Just saying

I used to read Shakespeare out loud in my room… just pacing pack and forth until I could spit all the words out. I was hard and cruel on myself because I was so traumatized and embarrassed of my stuttering. I got teased relentlessly. It worked. Eventually I could speak without stuttering. So my heart goes out to people who do stutter. Be kind and gentle to yourself.

@Dosha98

7 ай бұрын

Hi can you please, tell me more about this technique? Thanks

They way he said “hey friends”. Yes, I appreciate that very much

Hampton, Stuart and Blumineck make my days complete

“That’s just how my brain works and I’m not looking to change that” I love that ⭐️

"The rain in Spain stays mainly in the plain" was the first phrase I learned without knowing English 🙈🙈🙈

I didn't think i needed this. I stutter a lot, thank you for this.

Thanks for posting this. I've struggled with stuttering since elementary school and it's been getting worse lately. You're a lifesaver.

I do that to, recording myself and watching it again.

You forgot to say “Have a beautiful day”, and now my day’s gonna suck 😕

It took me many years to overcome mine. If I'm tired or excited, you'll definitely hear it.

I really struggle with stuttering, so thank you for this video.

When my lil bro bro was 6, he used to stutter a lot. He would get stuck a lot on words that start with E. We moved to the United States and once he started learning English, his stuttering away. I was onna call with my cousin the other day, he's english is low level but he had very good pronunciation! After the call I realized he didn't stutter as he once used to (worse than my lil bro bro). Maybe learning another language can be the answer for those out there who stutter, it can be a fun experience and maybe you'll be killing two birds with one stone.

@melanie4659

3 жыл бұрын

I think it's more about your brain needing more time to come up with the words? My stutter almost completely goes away when I started speaking English, but as I got better at it, it came back. Might not be for everyone tho, I guess even our stutters have different causes

@AblackGenie

3 жыл бұрын

@@melanie4659 interesting case. I hope it gets better for you. I had a substitute for my figure drawing in college, this semester a year ago before lockdown, he would stutter during the lectures, some times real hard. I wished he didn't have that, he was such a good teacher with a lot of skills. I had good conversations with him and learned some anatomy from him.

I feel we are staying further from the path of calisthenics everyday.

@mr.sherman-music

3 жыл бұрын

Everyone can learn from this man. It doesn’t just have to be about calisthenics.

This channel is so wholesome. Not only helping with exercise, but also other important life values.

Irrelevantly to this video, I lost around 6 kilograms (including water weight) the past 3 weeks while working out and changing my diet plan. I think watching your videos one after another planted motivation in me subconsciously because I genuinely felt them even If I didnt act immediately and at a point that seed started growing. I wanna thank you man! Even if I don't watch youtube that much lately you're still one of the main reasons I was able to start working out and doing careful changes. Much love man, hope you hit all your goals and more!

Just right in time! I'm having a story telling next week! (Which, I stutter a lot) Wish me luck! Edit: It went well!

@chezchezchezchez

3 жыл бұрын

Let us know....how it goes.....!

@C_Snake1111

3 жыл бұрын

@@chezchezchezchez i will!!

@stevenwilder5461

3 жыл бұрын

@Na_Na -you've got this!

@C_Snake1111

3 жыл бұрын

@@stevenwilder5461 yeah! I got this!!

Where can I found more info about you? I am looking your videos for 2 months and I still don't know Who you really are, what was with your mother, where are you from... I am really interested about you. I was googling but nothing found... You're my imagination of best friend.

"HAVE A BEAUTIFUL DAY." I WANT THIS!

Dude I cannot thank you enough for this. I'm nearly 18 and despite speech therapy ever since I was in kindergarten I've never heard of this. I'm definitely gonna start writing down all the words and sounds I have trouble with

Question: do you stutter in other languages? I’ve found many who stutter in their native languages don’t stutter in others. Perhaps it is the mindfulness of reviewing words before speaking them.

@lassamuventuras1127

3 жыл бұрын

I stutter way more on english (my second language)

2nd

@bestgarbage2281

3 жыл бұрын

You actually first

@wanderer5709

3 жыл бұрын

@@bestgarbage2281 that was probably the joke I think no problem that you didn’t get it if you got offended I apologize and have an amazing day or night

@bestgarbage2281

3 жыл бұрын

@@wanderer5709 hope you have a great day or night too.

Yess! That stopping when you know the stuttering syllable worked for me too. Also singing, reading out loud, recording works too. The key is to owning it up and finding your own rhythm.

I'm also suffering in stuttering, I hope this will help. Thank you for this♡

Hampton blew up so fast! Here’s 1 million subs in only a year, with not many videos either. Not surprised honestly. He’s one of the kindest, coolest, most straight the point guys on this platform. Keep doing this stuff Hampton.

I don’t really have a stutter, but half the time when I’m talking, my brain is already on the next sentence and I sort of lag, so most people think I have a stutter.

Dude, awesome. Seeing it as something you have and not something you are is like half the battle.

The voice recording is just pure gold and made my day! Thank you so much Hampton!

I always stuttered since i was a kid, but a couple of years ago going out with my friends everyday/night helped me with it. To the point where i wouldn't stutter in every sentence but did sometimes anyway. A year goes by and covid hits, yes i talked to my family daily but slowly started to stutter again, heavily too. It's been three years since covid hit and i'm again, slowly, talking normally so don't give up. This issue can be solved by doing what you fear to do, and that's stutter in the first place so go for it, hang out with friends, talk, discuss, that's how i got out of it👌

I love you bro , not only have you helped with my exercises but you also helped me with my daily struggles like stuttering. Really appreciate it.

Thanks for this, I stutter sometimes, not badly but enough for me to feel self-conscious about it.

I love how his face at the end with the translator is just like "yeah that ain't right"

Omg I cant believe u are already at 1 million subs.....I used to always think how underrated you were. Congrutalations on getting to 1 million.

This is why I never regretted subscribing to this channel

Everyday we stray further from calisthenics... and I'm totally down for it 🙌

When I have a bad stutter, I usually say: "Restart:" and continue on again; it works pretty well.

Honestly as someone with a stutter, I can verify this works wonders. My stutter was terrible but doing this helped so much all those years.

The my fair lady quote got me good haha

AHH hes a therapist now too! how wholesome can you be??

You talk clearly now😊😊😊 Love your way of speaking

Love your videos your a great guy🥰 Thank you so much this is helpful to me because I get really nervous and tend to stutter and fall over my words around new people.. ❤️❤️

I stutter a lot, this video is very helpful! Thanks hampton 😊

I have had speech problem all my life, what i found was confidence helps a lot. I am 21 and at my first job, it required me to interact with a lot of people which really helped me with my stuttering. Almost to a point where i thought it had gone completely but obviously stuttering has a way of coming back from time to time. From going out of breath literally to pronounce a single word to talking to random strangers face to face without the fear of stuttering, i came a long way. Its back now, but not as bad.

It's heartwarming to find someone so relatable and accepting of stuttering and other speech impairments. I've had slurred speech, stuttering, and rapid talking speed for as long as I can remember. Seeing this video gives me hope to change for the better.

@Exahax101

11 ай бұрын

You can overcome it my friend. All you have to do is work on it. First thing you should do is avoid the negativity about which you are thinking all the time. Positive thinking helps a lot. I know people who used to stutter but now don't stutter at all. Trust me Positive thinking is key "You become what you think"

Still trying those beginners workouts after beating an opiate addiction I got after a car crash. Took me away from hockey for years. Proud to say I just ordered new skates and I’m on my way. Thanks for the inspiration and keep up the positive attitude. Your videos help out many more people than me I’m sure!

I don't stutter when I talk to myself. But, I always stutter while speaking with others.

@altamashhhhhhhh

Жыл бұрын

Me too

@tysonking9582

Жыл бұрын

For me it's still both ways but it is significantly improved when I'm talking to myself

I've often found myself getting words mixed up with slight stuttering and one thing that helps me is like you said take a few seconds to not speak. Part of what also helps me is to think about in my head, what I actually want to say even if slowly, to get it right and clearly project what I want the other person to know. Stuff like that really helps me cool myself when I get anxious and nervous when talking to people.

I had done that when I used to stutter and it's gotten MUCH better! It's very useful

U sir are an INTERNATIONAL TREASURE

You communicate really well now

Same! I stuttered so much growing up I needed speech therapy😅. Best class ever, the only class I really excelled in.

Wow I would’ve never thought you were a stutterer as your words come out so fluently and effortlessly. Great advice I’ll keep in mind. Thank you!

I have been doing this and it usually works, depending on how bad it gets. I have decent days and bad days. 29 years, I've been stuttering for as long as I can remember. Till the age of 15/16, I couldn't even introduce myself or have a simple chat. Later on, I developed little techniques to make it somewhat easier and you'll have an entire dictionary with backup words in case of failure. Growing up, people often assumed you were just stupid "can't even talk properly". Which wasn't easy but the older I get, the less I care. And that is the best remedy to "overcome" stuttering, stop caring about what other people might think of you.

I'm 26 and I stutter quite a bit. Making youtube videos really has helped, as its forces me to overcome it during voice over stuff.

💯💯💯 When I was younger my stutter was a lot worse and now I just do the same thing you do. Stop and breath then speak. Thanks for sharing

True about stopping when we feel we're going to stutter the word. I take a breath calmly, then repeat what I'm going to say slower.

I love the "My fair lady" reference! 😄😊

He is so, so attractive to me. I wish I could give him a hug

Had a bad stutter through my teens. Have no stutter now whatsoever. Youre absolutely right, slow yourself down to make sure the words come out right, not fast. Everyone's brain works faster than the voice and words so sometimes it's about training yourself to filter out the rubbish and focus on the main point you're trying to get across.

I remember when I used to stutter and my parents helped me alot to reduce my stuttering. I used tape recorder , had marbles in my mouth and my mom always told me lower and slower.. I even had about 3 speech therapist.. when I was going to a community College , my mom found out I was Dyslexic. That was when I was in my teen years and low 20s. I am now 59 years old and both of my parents passed away 5 years ago. I always remember my Mom's saying of lower and slower whenever I speed up and talk loud . I then caught myself and remember, then I speck better. But it's still hard at times. You're the best! Thank you!😃🏵️

I've appreciated your enunciation in previous videos....

I had a stutter growing up, like my dad. My mom told me if I didn't stop it, she was going to send me to speech therapy. I bought a book of tongue twisters at the book fair. I started with the first one, and learned to speak it loudly, one syllable at a time. By the time I got to the end of the book and could rattle them off 5 times each as fast as I could, I no longer had a stutter.

Scatman had a stutter too, but he never let that stop him. It's all about how you approach it.

I hope you go far in your life. I enjoy watching and learning from your videos. You have a very nice calm voice. Thank you for sharing it. Bless you

your "Hey Friends" always makes me feel happy

When I'm having a shitty day I watch your videos and I can feel relaxed immediately. Thank you

You are a very pure soul. It’s nice to see some good-hearted people in such distressing times. Keep fighting the good fight!

This is literally why I find your videos so relaxing. You talk like a friend (a smart one) and I just realized you never stutter in your videos. Probably thats what make your videos so easy to follow or even just listening to. say hi to the chickens for me