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Awesome.
So I, I'm going to go over it.
Some YouTubers with autism, which I think is a really cool, um, video to make.
I wanted to make a video like this for a while, and I haven't actually
had a chance to, so I basically listed out seven YouTubers with,
um, are neurodivergent YouTube?
What should I say?
And, um, I'm really excited.
To uh, to go through them.
Okay.
So, um, the first one here is Lauren Brazee.
I think I've seen her name, right?
So Laura is a mum of an autistic kid and she's also a vlogger and like an
informational video maker on autism.
Uh, and I think she's friends with, um, some people I know as well, which
is super cool, but I've come across Lauren's videos quite a few times.
Uh, yeah, she seems really nice.
And, um, I have linked her channel.
Down below because I've linked, everyone's channel that I'm
going to talk about down below.
There's also, you can check them out, but have videos are really cool centered
around obviously being a mom and I'm painting a kid on the spectrum and
the ins and outs and all that stuff.
And some other kinds of advocacy type videos as well,
which is super, super awesome.
Okay.
Number two is a lovely friend of mine.
This is the finding Cooper's voice channel.
These are guys actually Facebook videos, so I'm amazing
wholesome, lovable, and just.
dead Nice.
You know, like a mum's life taking care of her son who is on the autism spectrum.
And he's a cute kid and I have a pleasure watching these videos.
I'm one of the only YouTube channels, or should I say one of the only video
channels that I watch on Facebook and there's finding Cooper's voice.
And I did a video collab with them as well.
It was really nice.
It was such a good.
Good time.
So definitely check them out.
Um, um, and just the videos are just great, especially if you're a parent
and wanting to look for more stuff.
Okay.
So number three is another friend of mine.
This is princess aspien and now, um, this is Chloe and she runs
this channel and she's also really fun and she does informative
videos on Facebook and Instagram.
And, um, every, I really take tops.
You're huge on Tik TOK, but she's also got a YouTube channel.
Which I've linked down below princess aspien uh, didn't
just really fun cool videos.
And we're going to be collab in very soon.
It's been on the cards for two years, but we're going to be
definitely going to be doing it.
Okay guys, number four, here is fathering autism.
Now Asa and the whole family, aaregood friends of mine.
We hung out, you know, we, we, we barbecued and partied and hung
out and these guys are awesome.
They're genuinely lovely family.
And basically their daughter, Abby is on the autism spectrum and she's
non-verbal and they document that entire process of their life, you
know, raising Abby and doing all these things and just growing a YouTube
channel and doing all those things.
And it's absolutely fascinating to watch and they're lovely people and they do
their absolute best, um, for autism.
And they're really good for advocacy as well.
They do a lot of advocacy and a lot of really good work.
So definitely check out fathering autism.
Amazing.
Okay.
So number five is Zac James from a channel called your mama.
So Zac the creator of your mama, um, which basically they make weekly joke videos,
or like cartoon animated videos, but he's also on the spectrum, which is really fun.
And so I have the pleasure of doing a video with him.
Um, uh, I dunno, maybe about four or five months ago.
And then he's just a really nice guy that laid back and he's just cool.
He's a cool guy.
And his channel is super funny and a bit controversial, but
whatever, I've linked it down below.
If you wanna check it out, if you like jokes and funny kind of meme,
cartoon stuff, then his channel is definitely one for you to check out.
Okay.
Number six is rebranding autism.
Now this is about a young woman who is on the autism spectrum,
and she's also a musician.
She's very talented actually.
And she does really fun, kind of like info videos on, on living with autism.
And she's just really cool.
She's a cool girl.
And she is friends with.
fathering autism.
And, um, in, in that kind of like group of people and they're
just, they're all really nice.
So I, um, decided, uh, that it would be really cool to,
to include the videos here.
And she won an ward, like a smaller video documentary she
did, which is just super awesome.
So more power to that's.
Awesome.
And she's amazing.
Okay.
So number seven, the last one here is technically not autism,
but it's still spectrum disorder.
This is Coleen Ballenger.
Now I spoke about calling before.
Yeah.
Uh, when I was talking about YouTubers who have autism, but.
Um, this one is actually Colleen Ballinger is a, um, uh, is, is a content creator
who does stuff like Miranda sings and different, uh, different types of
stage shows and other things like that.
But she has an official diagnosis of ADHD and you can see this cause
she's kind of like all over the place.
And I totally relate to her.
And my girlfriend like watches the videos and I was like, Oh my God, I get it.
But, um, she's really interesting and really fun to watch.
And so Coleen is, is a vlogger now as well.
So does a lot of vlogging, so definitely check out Colleen vlogging
channel and I will link it down below so you can definitely check it out.
Um, but yeah, ADHD and it's nice to see it in such a representation like that.
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