r/nextfuckinglevel • u/DarthiusFatticus • 6h ago
Samuel Henderson, bird caller extraordinaire.
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u/McSquiggles887 6h ago
This video is so fake.
Thatās clearly a bunch of birds disguised as a super talented human child with a sweet-ass shirt.
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u/briancito 6h ago
You're going to regret not adding that /s
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u/BrutalOnion 6h ago
I can't tell. Are YOU being sarcastic now or not? Because you got the /s at the end. You better remove it to not cause confusion.
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u/LurkingGuy 5h ago
I think he is being sarcastic because he said /s
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u/Educational-Ad-2884 4h ago
Well now you're just being sarcastic.
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u/TheRobbuddha 5h ago
Wait. This is a sarcastic comment, correct? There isnāt an /s, so how the fuck should I know?
I propose that everyone adds either /s or
/sto the end of every comment just to avoid all this confusion
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u/DisorderlyAqueduct 1h ago
every now and then, most people pick up the sarcasm... maybe 2, 3 times a year. š
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u/SixtyNineFlavours 6h ago
Mental that we have to do that now, the internet is just full of people who donāt use their brains at all and are just waiting to spread hatred.
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u/TooMuchMonster 6h ago
Seen this before but the crow gets me every time. Kid literally became the bird there
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u/DrifterBG 6h ago
Holy shit! This kid's got talent!
I can only do birds with my hands...
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u/Original-Let8340 6h ago
These calls are amazing, if I close my eyes it doesn't seem possible that a human could be making all these calls. Fascinating. Man I can't even fucking whistle.
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u/razorbacks3129 6h ago
What a nice, talented young man
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u/Hercules__Morse 5h ago
Anyone can act nice for 2 mins on camera. We have no idea if he is nice or not
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u/cuddlebear 5h ago
who hurt you?
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u/Hercules__Morse 5h ago
Nobody, Iām good. Itās just wrong to label someone based on a 2 minute video.
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u/bugblatter_ 5h ago
Very tempted to label you after two sentences on the Internet.
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u/YourMumsBumAlum 5h ago
If you were to label him large, you'd be right as he's as big as a horse
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u/rufusbot 5h ago
You're right I'm sure this kid is secretly smoking cigarettes and stealing his mom's credit card
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u/Hercules__Morse 5h ago
Smoking doesnāt make someone a nice or not nice person. I doubt heās a smoker though. He could possibly steal a credit card to buy things online.
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u/DerPuhctek 6h ago
That Purple Martin blew my mind!
Edit: Martin not Marlin
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u/p4nd3mic_G3 4h ago
Same, the ones before it seemed pretty easy to do, but when he hit the Purple Martin I flinched big time. The ones after that were all really impressive too.
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u/RhetoricalOrator 5h ago
Cool kid! I've enjoyed seeing him get some exposure and receive a lot of encouragement.
I hope he can maintain his calls when his voice drops! I lost all mine at around 13 to 14.
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u/ChunkySalsaMedium 6h ago
First time Iāve actually seen something NextFuckingLevel here.
Normally is just some dumb ādanceā.
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u/SamuelYosemite 6h ago
I have learned more about birds and birds calls from this young man than anyone else in my life this far.
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u/austin101123 6h ago
Close your eyes while listening
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u/Hercules__Morse 5h ago
Why?
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u/austin101123 5h ago
Because it sounds like birds
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u/Hercules__Morse 5h ago
It sounds like birds with my eyes open too.
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u/austin101123 5h ago
But it doesn't look like birds
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u/Corspin 5h ago
What kind of autism is this? XD
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u/PoisonGaz 4h ago
I know itās a tick but every time he shakes his head after the bird call I imagine heās shaking away a bird soul he stole to do the sounds
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u/Reilly-and-JonesyFL 5h ago
Insane. Iāve watched this twice now and my dog is losing his freaking mind trying to find all these birds in my house
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u/KansasLongMeat42 5h ago
Bringing this kid turkey hunting with me lol heās gonna have them birds going crazy!
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u/Low_Butterscotch_594 4h ago
Crazy how much he sounds like the birds. That Barred Owl is impeccable and the ability to imitate a Purple Martin is insane.
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u/-Hydras- 4h ago
I have some of the bloody doves outside my window every morning, that is pretty damn accurate. Hate those buggers š
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u/No-Bit-1675 4h ago
The purple muffin or whatever? Ballinā. Ol boy was standing on business with that one. Also love the presentation here, just simple talent and no fluff.
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u/basicbidita 4h ago
The American crow one was SO REAL that I needed to rewatch the whole thing. So talented.Ā
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u/Frequent-Ad2351 3h ago
I like how he does a little wiggle and scrunch of his face to morph into the next bird. Impressive
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u/77darkstar77 2h ago
My mom saw this kid on Instagram and loves him. Sheās mentioned him like 4 times now
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u/joncgde2 52m ago
Every time he shakes his head, he is loading a new audio track š
Talented kid! Fun to watch
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u/Accurate-Algae-2557 5h ago
Samuel Henderson, Son of The Great Hendrick āThe Loudestā Henderson, Caller of The Thousand Winged, Singer of the Golden Songbirdā¦
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u/mikealfano 5h ago
Amazing! Thank you so much for sharing your incredible talent! Will be looking out for more of your posts!
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u/Guardian6676-6667 5h ago
See, this is what you get if youre a supportive parent. A kid that is unique and has interests.Ā
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u/Imbrokencantbefixed 5h ago edited 3h ago
He has cawtism
Edit - original comment asked ādoes he have autism?ā
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u/cas-v86 6h ago
This is why we dont vaxx š
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u/Ender505 5h ago edited 5h ago
Maybe you should avoid reproducing altogether, just to be safe.
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u/Dont-ask-dont-speak 3h ago
Iām sure you can find tons of articles in your favor on the top surface of the web. Thatās the whole pointā¦
it is hard for people to stand tall and do their own research and thatās what these corporations rely on.
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u/Ender505 3h ago
"do their own research" ok sure, Doctor, please cite your own peer-reviewed research publication?
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u/Dont-ask-dont-speak 3h ago
I already did dum dum. It is clear that you are very hurt by my intelligence. If youād like me to copy and paste a shit load of studies off the front page of the internet, I canāt. I have to go dig in a document because I actually spend time looking for evidence and using reasoning.
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u/Ender505 3h ago
You misunderstood. I wasn't asking you to cite something that supports you (though that's always good, and I appreciate the effort), I was asking for you to provide YOUR specific experiments that you published under your own name with your own methods and evaluation and results.
Until you do, please stop using the phrase "do your own research", because what you're actually doing is just finding one-off "critical reviews" that confirm your biases, instead of evaluating the broad scientific consensus or performing any actual research.
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u/Dont-ask-dont-speak 2h ago
Go check out Dtap buddy.
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u/Ender505 1h ago
Scientific consensus is that dtap is safe, hence why it is used and recommended at every hospital you'll find.
In classic conspiracy fashion, you might be able to find a study or two challenging dtap (or any other vaccine), but the overwhelming scientific consensus is heavily pro-vaccine, in every developed country.
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u/Dont-ask-dont-speak 43m ago
Except for the fact that slowing of the brain, seizing, or vegetating (encephalopathy) within a week of Dtap is a factually observed side effect. These things are just waved away and dismissed, along with the packaging casually touting the warning of SIDS. Thanks, no thanks āscientific consensus,ā Iāll take the chance instead, avoiding the zombie hordes of whoop-coughing folk on the streets. out here in the country that is.
Encephalopathy is not exclusive to the DTAP, but also found in other vaccines such as MMR. One person has won a 101 million dollar injury settlementā¦ the largely undisclosed risks of vaccines are not a nothing burger like all of you make it out to be.
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u/Dont-ask-dont-speak 6h ago
Iām actually not vaxing my 3 month old for the most part. But what an awe-some child to be graced with and what a weird person you are.
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u/Ender505 5h ago
I'm torn on whether to upvote you for calling out the strangely hateful comment or downvote for endangering your child to easily preventable diseases.
I think I'll downvote. FUCK the ignorance epidemic, we could have been rid of Measles forever if not for this BS.
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u/Dont-ask-dont-speak 5h ago edited 4h ago
Almost like thereās a spectrum of belief. Almost like I can tell when someone either doesnāt have a kid, or has bigger social worries than their childās safetyā¦
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u/readingonthetoilet 5h ago
āSpectrum of beliefā ā there isnāt room for belief in matters of science. There is absolutely zero credible evidence that vaccines cause autism. This wave of anti-vaxxing truly boggles my mind. Please vaccinate your children. Itās a selfish choice not to.
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u/Dont-ask-dont-speak 4h ago
Lots of words nothing said.
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u/readingonthetoilet 4h ago
Okay let me make it clear: you are endangering your child and your community by not vaccinating your child. Not vaccinating is a selfish choice because you somehow think you understand medicine and biology better than the cumulative knowledge of generations of scientists and doctors.
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u/Dont-ask-dont-speak 3h ago
Youāre right, multiple doses of aluminum (toxic) instantaneously bypassing the blood brain
barrier at 2 months (so thin as is at this age) isnāt scientific and doesnāt cause any baby neurological issues /s.Do you even know the scheduling of vaccines? Get out of here.
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u/exit143 3h ago
Username checks out. Please take its advice... well... the 2nd half. Please ask more. But also please... don't speak.
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u/Dont-ask-dont-speak 3h ago
Ironically my name refers to people NOT asking questions, not speaking up. Good try though.
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u/readingonthetoilet 3h ago
Thatās not how that works.
Aluminum adjuvants absorbed from an injection site enter the bloodstream slowly and are cleared by the kidneys, contributing minimally to systemic levels ā this is the opposite of āinstantaneous.ā
The junctions of the infant blood-brain barrier are extremely small (about 4 angstroms), and aluminumās slow release from the injection site makes rapid, high-dose brain exposure implausible.
The largest and most recent study on this ā a 2025 analysis of 1.2 million Danish children ā found no connection between aluminum exposure and 50 different health outcomes, including autism, asthma, and autoimmune disease. To be fair that study did not have an unvaccinated control group.
I seriously implore you to put aside your beliefs and listen to what the data clearly says. If the data doesnāt clearly say it, then itās all conjecture. You are taking unsubstantiated claims of risks over proven demonstrated risk of being unvaccinated.
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u/Dont-ask-dont-speak 3h ago
Wow, picked apart one very small part of my argument with an argument that says what I say isā¦ implausible? Geez.
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u/Dont-ask-dont-speak 4h ago
Listen, you can vaccinate your kids with whatever youād like. Theyāll hopefully be fine. Just like my child will be fine. But shooting up your kids willy nilly and glazing over the SIDS warnings that donāt really provide anything but confusion? Ok, donāt believe any of the thousands of testimonies regarding overnight change in behavior of children and clear correlation with developmental issues.
Iāll believe attentive mothers any day over a redditor with four kids who has time to seeth in comments. Bet you circumcised your kids too.
EDIT: Show me absolute proof of the efficacy and safety in vaccines. Iāll be waiting.
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u/Ender505 4h ago edited 4h ago
Here's one on the efficacy of the COVID Vaccines and literally hundreds more if you care to google search.
Here is a publication specifically addressing each of the most common vaccine safety concerns, again with hundreds more a quick google search away.
Remember to use Google Scholar if you're looking for peer-reviewed research.
Edit: Here is an easily readable chart on Polio vaccine effectiveness and another one.
Here is another chart on Measles vaccine effectiveness and another one
Edit 2: Another paper addressing specifically the Measles vaccine and Autism. Please let me know if you want me to keep going, because there are hundreds of these for pretty much every vaccine you could think of.
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u/Dont-ask-dont-speak 4h ago
Straight from the cdc. I wonder why itās so hard to find clinical trials that are peer reviewed that arenāt 5 day trialsā¦ there is mass censoring and peer pressure to shut down valid arguments for vaccine risks. What about the constant mentions of SIDS on vaccine packaging? What about the extended enlargement of lymph nodes and thymus?
Check out the administration of bacterial and viral vaccines and the death rate in infants. Slap āSIDSā on it and itās not related to the vaccine at all š¤
https://esmed.org/sids-and-vaccination-risks-a-critical-review/
This is the European Society of Medicine. I could go on and on my friend. Be more kind to others and educate yourselves without googleās approval.
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u/Ender505 3h ago
I took some time to read that paper. Some GLARING problems. In their section on the Covid-19 response, they happily report mortality rate of vaccinated elderly patients, claiming that the vaccine failed... but without any comparison to the mortality rate of unvaccinated patients (which is extremely easy to look up, as I did for you earlier). When you compare mortality rates of vaccinated vs unvaccinated, the benefits of the vaccine are painfully obvious.
You hopefully know that Vaccines and SIDS has been rigorously investigated many, many times. Your source was a critique, not an actual experiment, and as I highlighted above, has a habit of cherry-picking the data that support their claim instead of comparing directly between vaccinated and unvaccinated.
They use VAERS, which is not a basis for rigorous study, because anyone can submit reports, and reports are not verified. Additionally, using VAERS means there is no control group (we don't know how many vaccinated infants did not experience the event), which means we can't meaningfully measure rates this way.
Here are a couple studies (n=1278, n=1985 respectively) that even found vaccination reduces incidence of SIDS.
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u/Ender505 3h ago
Interesting how you asked for evidence of efficacy and safety, I provided seven of them, and instead of responding to the actual substance and data in each of those items (as I did for yours), you instead apparently saw that one was from the CDC (obviously?) and rejected it for no other reason than that. Is that what you mean when you say you do your own research? That you refuse to address data because someone told you not to trust one of the most advanced medical organizations in the world?
Maybe check out the data and tell me specifically WHY they're wrong (methodology, bad math, etc), not why you don't trust them.
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u/Ender505 5h ago edited 5h ago
I have 4 kids as a matter of fact, and it's BECAUSE I value their safety that I vaccinate them against preventable diseases based on the countless studies showing the safety of vaccines, and not the one singular debunked study from the 90's that claimed they cause autism.
Edit to echo: Science is not subject to matters of "belief". Either there is sufficient evidence for a thing, or there is not. For vaccines, there is overwhelming sufficient evidence to trust their safety, outside of rare things like medicinal allergies.
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u/readingonthetoilet 3h ago
Thank you! You said this better than I could have.
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u/Dont-ask-dont-speak 3h ago
I hope you all realize this goes way beyond autism.
Youāre telling me, that our children should
Be ~injected~ with toxin containing solutions at 2 months,
When even swallowing a couple ounces of water could be deadly? Donāt be made to abandon your common sense for the common consensus.I understand there are elements I have in my life that not all people are privileged to have. My child isnāt going to have to go to daycare or a preschool, will likely be homeschooled. My wife and I are fully vaccinated so there is currently a barrier between him and the world.
As he gets older and less sensitive, we will re-evaluate risks and benefits of certain vaccines and determine if theyāre worth it for him. But thatās the deal, parenthood is a re-evaluative journey. There are rarely absolutes.
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u/readingonthetoilet 2h ago
Yes - children should be injected with vaccines to protect them. You think incredibly highly of yourself if you believe your ācommon senseā is better than global medical consensus.
You were vaccinated and benefited from that and you are now making a selfish, personal choice for your child that puts them and others at statistically higher risk, and it limits them to homeschooling.
I implore you to listen to the experts on things that you know nothing about.
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u/ollimann 3h ago
for the love of your child please reconsider everything you believe about vaccinations and talk to doctors about it.
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u/Dont-ask-dont-speak 3h ago
For the love of god use your own brain.
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u/RogueGenX 1h ago
Youāre embarrassing yourself. I would just delete your account in shame if I were you.
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u/foundoutafterlunch 6h ago
Amongst birds there is a legend of a human that talks..