Author Topic: Nathan Plays: a 15 year old Downs boy who puts regular gamers to shame  (Read 1648 times)


This video is so adorible



This is like

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It's actually really entertaining. His brother does a fantastic job.

oh my god this is so cute c:

I enjoy this very much.

I wish my brother would talk...

i play games to have fun and dont care about graphics, ride my rooster pls?

i play games to have fun and dont care about graphics, ride my rooster pls?
Are you funny?

No.


I enjoy this very much.

I wish my brother would talk...
My sister can only say a handful of words but it's good enough :)

i play games to have fun and dont care about graphics, ride my rooster pls?
This kid has loving downs, grow up.

This kid has loving downs, grow up.

Are you funny?

No.

if this guy didn't have downs and was just acting handicapped to be funny, everyone would be treating him like pewdiepie

if this guy didn't have downs and was just acting handicapped to be funny, everyone would be treating him like pewdiepie
If he didn't have downs the videos wouldn't even exist.

if this guy didn't have downs and was just acting handicapped to be funny, everyone would be treating him like pewdiepie

My enjoyment comes from the fact that /he/ finds it funny. I hate pewdiepie because he doesn't find it funny, and neither do I. Nathan(?) has an innocence to him and makes everything light-hearted. It makes me happy to see someone find so much enjoyment out of something so insignificant, something I wouldn't and didn't notice when I played. Seeing the world through the eyes of someone with Down's Syndrome makes me realize how much we overthink things and how we chase after a false sense of happiness when really all we need to do is slow down and appreciate the small things.

/ramble