오! 영상 올라왔네요!
부끄부끄😊
제이님과 채널 구독자여러분 모두 새해 복 많이 받으세요!!
Happy new year ⭐

Cono is a very brave and strong man and should be an example to us all of overcoming diversity.  I am truly impressed by him.

I want to thank you for posting this video. As a young person with Tourette’s myself, I find it difficult at times to look to the future and think about the development of my tics. The fear of whether they will get better or worse and the pondering of whether or not people will understand. It’s challenging to find others I can relate to or look to at all that actually have tics that educate others, so thank you for bringing awareness to such a condition and for sharing this content creator with your audience. I hope to find a deeper community of people with tics in the future. Please continue to make more videos, they hold such a strong, positive influence on others. Thank you and I wish you good health in the new year.

It's not that hard for some with tourette's but for some it can be so hard. My son might be alright when he gets older or he might develop tics that make it too hard. Everyone is different with this condition.

A lot of people don't know this but you can stop your tics and hold off for a little bit. It can be longer or shorter depending on the person and how well they're able to hold their ticks in. My daughter is 7 years old and it's harder for her to hold in her ticks and then it is for my 10 year old and it's not because of their age it's mostly because some ticks are just harder to hold him than others for whatever period of time you need to hold it in. I heard of people holding in ticks for an hour and that's a very long time most people can't make it past a half an hour it's definitely something you can do driving but you would probably have to pull over in order to finish your text if you are doing long-distance driving especially if you have a tick that interferes with driving.  I imagine it can be very challenging. Both my kids do alright for now but as a mom I still worry but I believe in them and their ability to get through any challenge.

as a person with tourettes, i feel so seen! thank you so much for keeping on spreading awareness on topics that really not many people know much about :)

i'm crying I should be grateful for whatever I get

Love Cono's energy, thanks for all this insight :)

운전 못 하게 해야 된다고 하시는 저 아래 두 분,,
영상 제대로 안 보셨나봐요
강제로 몸이 움직이는게 아니라 본인이 참을 수 없어서  하신다자나욤,,
느낌이 나면 정차해서 손을 놓거나 잠시 크루즈, 자율주행 걸거나 하시겟쥬,,
운전 경력 꽤 돼보이시는데 한 번도 사고 난 적 없으시단거 보면 알아서 잘 제어가 된께 하시는 거 아닐까여?
저도 물론 이 분 걱정들긴하지만 이 분 보다는 어르신이나 뇌졸증, 고당뇨 있으신 분들이 운전하시는 게 더 무서움 ㅡㅡ...
자기 선에서 제어가 가능하니 안 일어난다는걸 아셔서 운전 하시는 거라 생각드네욤 ^^..
틱코님 몸도 다부지시구, 멋있으십니다😍

Man, I wish vids like this get more recognition

I have the TICS, it's truly tiring and annoying, I can't even drink water properly without spitting out water.

이런게 정말 유튜브에 필요한 영상인거죠..

Me with a tic disorder: trying to go to sleep
My brain: let’s watch this video that will trigger your tics RIGHT NOEW

Loved Cono's energy and his attitude towards life ❤

It's horrble that the other professors wanted to throw him out of school.
They should have at least tried to be understanding!

I have tourette's and I really appreciate this video and how it's not from a sensationalised or demonising point of view, thank you jay and cono <3

from thumbnail to the end of this video, my smile didn't went away. im so proud of cono.
then i remembered MarLon Tourette Vlog. he's a filipino driver just like cono

thank you so much jay ✨

Thank you for posting and for educating your viewers!!! And thanks to Cono for sharing some insights into his life!!! 🙂👍

이런 컨텐츠 너무 좋은거 같아요!

This video was really helpful.  I got to know about this rare disease.  You are doing great Jake 👍👏🙌

This was so heartwarming to watch and educational.  Thank you for sharing this.  And God bless Cono...for his courage, his hardships, and his positive attitude and outlook on life.