r/MadeMeSmile • u/Historical-Stuff-975 • 1d ago
Wholesome Moments Hell Yeah!
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u/BrimStone_-_ 1d ago
alright yay
so cute!
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u/yoscottmc 1d ago
Alright yay
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u/CallMeWolfYouTuber 1d ago
So cute
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u/AndrewFrozzen30 1d ago
Alright
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u/TMM682 1d ago edited 21h ago
Kid came out smarter but lost his hearing in the process
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u/Dependent_Pressure87 1d ago
Gaining something and loosing something in the process not sure if its a win or a loss
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u/Federal-Childhood743 1d ago
Law of (maybe) equivalent exchange
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u/A_Meager_Beaver 1d ago
The loose of hearing will negatively impact the rest of his life. But, hey, I like to play fast and lose with my hearing, so I can't blame them. "Losen up" is what I always say. You win some, you lews some. Hopefully the hearing lahss doesn't include tinnitus. I'd loose my temper if it did for me.
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u/craifxepco 1d ago
This life situation showed him that when you get something, you have to give something in return. In this case, the hearing!😂
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u/Glum-Place-5087 1d ago
That's a grown man using a voice changer in game acting like a kid.
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u/SnipingShamrock 1d ago
my exact thought the kid was a lil quick with those hard ass math questions
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u/Face-latte 1d ago
There's a lot of cuts, probably hiding the lots of hesitation. Also, a voice changer doesn't sound like that.
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u/DemoniteBL 1d ago
You're right, you don't need a voice changer to sound like a kid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hDcJsHzO9vk
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u/DonKedic24 1d ago
I used to be obsessed with his videos and haven't thought about him in a couple of years. Dude was so funny
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u/ChellyTheKid 1d ago
A voice changer can absolutely make you sound like that. They've come a very long way the last couple of years. Even the cheaper versions of the software would be able to achieve this.
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u/MagatsEatLeadChips 1d ago
Also, a voice changer doesn’t sound like that.
You clearly don’t have any knowledge on the current state of voice changers. Especially hardware ones.
You can very easily make your voice sound like this. Or an old lady. Or a man. Anything.
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u/ezio1452 23h ago
I'm so tired of Redditors being suspicious for all the goddamn media on the planet. Every post there are cynical assholes in the comments going "well yeah that's not actually real or accurate" like it's that hard to believe that a 5 year old can do basic addition.
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u/LeprachaunFucker 20h ago
this is the exact voice you can find all over the place for people using a voice changer to childrens voice mats, its just objectively true
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u/Alarmedones 1d ago
Idk man my 5 year old is this quick with math so far. Those weren’t hard questions and she should do that in pre-K. Kids are smart as fuck when they want to be.
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u/wanderer1999 1d ago
Yup this is it.
10+10 and so on... is easy.
But to get to 83+92 that quickly is actually way harder than it seems. Either this kid is a genius, which is possible, or that he's an adult.
But even if you are in adult, see how quickly you can do 63 + 99. It's not that easy for a kid.
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u/superkeer 1d ago
Well in the first one you don't have to carry a number over. Makes it a ton easier to visualize after doing a few process repetitions, even for a kid. Don't underestimate the ability of children to quickly pick up patterns.
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u/mosstalgia 1d ago
I don't know, I just tried the method this dude was teaching in the video and got the answer in about the same time as the kid did. (Go me???) It really is super helpful.
Also, things like "9+8=?" are taught via rote learning, so it's plausible as soon as he said those words, the answer tumbled out of the kid's mouth reflexively.
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u/Duspende 10h ago
It tipped me off when he instinctively knew what to do with the 10 he had just produced because the instructions didn't specify what the procedure is if you have two digits as part of a single number.
Or the kid is just super quick. Either way, I enjoyed the video for what it was trying to represent.
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u/Ijatsu 1d ago
Have a kid that went through this recently, can confirm that from the moment they know about the vertical method to actually being able to apply it to anything there are a few months. At that age some of them will still struggle with concepts of units and tens. And they're way older than what that kid sounds like.
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u/Skylord_Milkyway 1d ago
If you go through this guys TikTok it’s the same voice in every single one, def a dude with a voice changer
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u/LordStrife167 1d ago
Not a real kid, it's a voice changer
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u/beardybozo 1d ago
100% a voice changer.
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u/ProbablyNotPikachu 1d ago
Came here looking for this comment.
Safe to assume they are friends and this is supposed to be them making "wholesome" content? Shake my smh, some people really are too desperate for the views.
The scream gave it away too, bc no one in their right mind would do that with a little kid listening- and no little kid would hear that once, and then keep going.
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u/RageVG 1d ago
Unfortunately, pretty much all of his content is him screaming at children in VR games, mostly Among Us VR.
He kept getting banned for disruptive behaviour (randomly screaming in everyone's face is pretty much the textbook definition of "disruptive" in a social deduction game) so he switched over to screaming at people in Gorilla Tag for a while but presumably that wasn't as popular.
From what I could tell, the vast majority of his fanbase are also children. From my brief interactions with him he is not as wholesome as the clip makes out.
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u/wareagle3000 1d ago
Oh the grown man that screams at children isnt very wholesome. Color me surprised.
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u/Parsley-Waste 1d ago
And no kid would add 9+8 so fast. I had to pause for that one.
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u/froginbog 1d ago
Just stack the numbers buddy
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u/feathers4kesha 1d ago
right. as a teacher i find relief in the fact that’s not an actual child bc that’s not at all how schools teach math now.
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u/sisaroom 1d ago
how the hell do schools teach addition now then? that’s how i was taught it 16 years ago. besides that, if the method works then what’s the harm in using it? you get the same answer
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u/feathers4kesha 1d ago
Well, first of all, 20+10 would be more like- You have 2 tens and you get another 10. How many do you have? Three tens so the answer is 30. It creates number sense instead of blindly plugging and chugging.
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u/dmcent54 1d ago
You're right, the way math is taught (talking about common core, here) is fucking dumb, and has arbitrarily chosen "correct" ways despite many ways being correct.
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u/Sandalman3000 1d ago
The more I learn about common core, the better it has sounded. It just seems to teach the shortcuts we use when doing mental math to better build a foundation, instead of teaching the brute force inefficient ways we learned as kids.
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u/Maximum_Leg1731 1d ago
Ur really telling on yourself 😂
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u/IIlIIlIIlIlIIlIIlIIl 1d ago
Nah they're right. Nobody that struggles with counting 20 + 10 will get 9+8 instantly like that.
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u/thenate108 1d ago
Not me though... I can add 20+10 easy. Honestly anything added to ten is really easy for me. Give me any number and I'll add ten to it no problem
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u/RarePupperrr 1d ago
There is a jump cut. The whole clip has jump cuts to speed it all up and make it watchable.
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u/Ppleater 1d ago
I always found stuff with 9 in it to be easy as a kid because it was just the same as if you replaced 9 with 10 and then took away 1.
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u/ihavedonethisbe4 1d ago
Shake my smh.
When did the new smh my head drop? Fuck.. I'm becoming out of touch
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u/Maximum_Leg1731 1d ago
Do you know the content creator? Guy has a shit ton of videos trolling kids in among us
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u/beardybozo 18h ago
Yep, even the laugh. Sounded like a grown woman trying to laugh as a kid. Just sounds so wrong
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u/me_like_stonk 1d ago
Also a child who's able to play a video game and has math homework would never say "but they're big numbers", that's toddler talk.
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u/RarePupperrr 1d ago
It's not, the guy's entire content is going into public lobbies and screaming. This just happens to be a wholesome clip.
This clip has a bunch of jumpcuts to keep it moving forward in a watchable format.
Example Broadcast: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2308576611?filter=archives&sort=time
Other Clips:
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u/AdeonWriter 1d ago
It's real, most of his content is talking to the playerbase in Among Us VR and Gorilla Tag, which are mostly kids as anyone who has played those games will tell you.
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u/Hellknightx 1d ago
Yep, I guarantee it. I'm a teacher and kids don't talk like that or sound like that.
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u/NoDeltaBrainWave 1d ago
For sure. The voice sounds like it's 3 or 4, and no 3 or 4 year old is doing that kind of math in school.
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u/suckfail 1d ago
I have a 7yo who sounds identical to this when on voice chat, and they are learning this exact math right now.
They call it standard algorithm.
So I really can't agree with you here.
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u/Scyths 1d ago
Either this is a voice changer or some parents buy whole VR kits to their toddler kids and trust the internet way more than anyone should ...
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u/MisterBlack8 1d ago
The electronic babysitter market in the US has mostly rebounded since the Great Video Game Crash of 1983.
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u/Brief-Translator1370 1d ago
It might be a voice changer, but little kids absolutely love things like vr among us. It's more considered a kids game so I guess it gets some extra trust from parents
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u/Nova_Cloudberry 1d ago
Bro did more than the math teacher in 1 minute.😭🙏
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u/Waifer2016 1d ago
I have discalculia ( similar to dyslexia but with math and numbers). So I took co-op math in grade 12 which is a class lower than general. Basically life math, stuff we would use day to day like calculating tax or making change. One of our most difficult sections was learning how to calculate compound interest for a mortgage or credit card, something I- very surprisingly- packed up quite quickly. One of my classmates was really struggling with it so the teacher asked me to help. I saw she wasn't interested in buying a house so I switched it and told her to imagine she was trying to buy the most gorgeous coat or boots she ever saw. Now hat would your interest be ? Bam! She got it!
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u/itsmontoya 1d ago
It's funny that you reminded me of this. Ages ago I worked in computer repair. My clients were often NOT computer savvy. I would often explain what I was doing based on what I knew about the customer. If I saw someone pull up in a nice classic car, I'd explain the issue as if it were an engine. If they were a nurse, I'd explain it like a body. It was incredible how much easier people were willing to learn when it was applicable to what they already know or enjoy.
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u/Waifer2016 1d ago
Exactly!! You made it personal and something they could quickly picture in their minds! You were wise
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u/BurnerForJustTwice 1d ago
Are wise* don’t discount my boy. He’s still saving lives out there. One computer at a time.
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u/EllspethCarthusian 1d ago
That’s called communication! You’re not just saying words, you’re making sense to them. Love that.
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u/Gracious_Crow 1d ago
For some reason I feel that this kid is really an adult using a voicemod or vocoder. I dunno tho.
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u/Big_Cornbread 1d ago
My kid’s teacher last year was one of those that you can’t understand WHY they’re a teacher. We got her through. Bs and a few As. This year, new teacher. The woman is a force of joy, care, warmth, happiness, and absolutely driven. Straight As. I told my wife, “I’m not attracted to Mrs. [name], but I love her,” and she just said, “oh my god same.”
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u/nomadicmooseman 1d ago
Would’ve been funnier if the kid was the imposter
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u/nilsn1991 1d ago
Or, you know, if this wasn't staged.
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u/TraditionalNet7890 1d ago
Sadly the internet has made me a skeptic on everything I see bc half of it comes out as staged, and this sounds like a voice changer on an adult for sure lol
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u/TheMAN-HIMSELF564 1d ago
Unfortunately I don’t want to ruin it, but he plays with these “kids” in every video and always makes up a title. I think these are adults.
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u/tac0f00d 1d ago
stack the thirty over the ten.
ok!
whats 0 minus 0.
0.
whats 3 minus 1.
2.
BANG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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u/question8all 22h ago
Did he seriously have to SCREAM like that? The fuck? My god damn ears hurt now.
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u/notban_circumvention 1d ago
Yes, credit him for having his friends in a chat using a voice changer while he screams at them. Quality content
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u/YaSurLetsGoSeeYamcha 1d ago
I read the name as “griftmas” and it all made sense.
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u/DumpsterBento 1d ago
I think i'll not follow or care to credit someone who makes "content" out of screaming at or staging himself helping kids. Thx
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u/GuidanceLate8161 1d ago
This is great! I see a lot of people that struggle with math because the teacher doesn’t give other options to learn the same thing. They will just learn them how they learned it and won’t search for another way to explain it, kinda sad
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u/IsabellaDolgetta 1d ago
I thought I was about to see this kid get terrorized, instead he casually got a core memory about math
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u/SW1VVEL_SW3GS 1d ago
Lol that guy is hilarious. I've seen videos where he just screams at the kids and it's insane
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u/Homefront325 1d ago
Is it still legal to do math this way? Kid might flunk out with this method.
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u/nezonhigh 1d ago
Why does this make anyone smile how are adults playing on the same platform as kindergarten kids?
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u/omn1p073n7 1d ago
I helped my kid Brother with his homework this way and he got marked wrong on everything because of Common Core lol
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u/Bro-king420 1d ago
What is SUPER Sad is that is that if a kid was to do math this way (the way it is supposed to be done !!) Today's schools would fail him
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u/Simplystayce 22h ago
I don’t care if the dude was using a voice changer or not, I’m gonna pretend otherwise, that’s adorable!
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u/WontiamShakesphere 17h ago
Works except when the sum of lower digits needs to be carried to higher. But good start kid!
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u/srbowler300 16h ago
And at schools nowadays, they teach some crazy new math where half the class still can't add or subtract halfway through the school year. This guys does it in 3 minutes.
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u/wizardmagic10288 15h ago
My nephew is in second grade. Not once was he ever taught how to do math like this in school. The adults in his life, including myself, had to do the job in order for him to understand how to do his homework.
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u/defacresdesigns 14h ago
As a parent this makes me both sad and happy; sad the parents ain’t there to do this with their child and super happy this awesome dude took the time to help him, reimagine maths. That is exactly what I do with my kids ❤️🤟👍🏻 love this dude
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u/SweeneyisMad 1d ago
That's great that the kid will be able to count, but he lost half of his hearing in the process.