Debunking Fire reveal cakes, colour blind glasses & 5 minute crafts

I love the fact that you always have an appropriate tester on hand. "I need to test some colourblind glasses? Good job I have my colourblind son I made earlier!" 😆

Ann of 10 years ago: Here's how to make a chocolate cup with cream inside. Ann now: Here's the scams being inflicted upon society for monetary gain.

I really respect your commitment to your work. First you take your own blood to debunk sugar spike misinformation, now you've preemtively given birth to a colorblind child 16 years ago to debunk color glasses

My son was colorblind and nobody - including him - knew it until he was eighteen years old. This explained a LOT. We thought he just made bold fashion choices, but nope. He had no idea he was wearing a pink t-shirt with the words "Army Brat" in camo. He thought it was an orange t-shirt with a graphic splotch on the front. He was horrified that he went through high school like that. The funny part is that he wasn't in on the joke, so he shrugged off teasing and bullying and eventually the other students just accepted that he dressed weird and grew to admire him for it. Ended up paying off. A few years later I was enjoying my morning coffee, finally alone after raising children. He comes busting in, holds up his phone, and says, "Quick! What color is this case!!" "Neon orange." "Thank God," he breathed as he ran out of the house. Turns out he was late for work, but wasn't positive that the phone case was 'manly' enough and popped in to do a quick color check. lol!

Those three react guys are insufferable. You really took a bullet for all of us wading through their content.

I find it funny how their marketing suggests that you’ll be able to see new colours, but if someone with that type of colourblindness was looking at the image considering buying the glasses, they wouldn’t be able to see anything new in the second image. Makes me think they’re marketing towards relatives who have decided that people are missing out on life, not the actual colourblind people ://

James mistaking grey for pink ( 17:05 ) is interesting to me because I'm a sitcom nut, and the original Addams Family walls were pink, to aid the black and white filming. Funny how my mind just went there as soon as he said that, LOL!

Anyone who understands HOW we’re able to see colors in the first place, knows that’s a scam… an expensive cruel one at that. Ty Ann, and James!

I don't understand how people still even accept Logan Paul as an influencer, given the fact he has publicly admitted faking the color blind glasses reaction, and his multitude of downfalls regarding Bitcoin, etc.

I didn't realize James was colorblind! It was fascinating seeing him look at those filtered photos and being unable to differentiate! Watching him pretty much nail the crayon colors in the "filtered" image was amazing! The fact that he got that "pink" one?! It looked white to me. Honestly, no one has done a better job showing me (a non-colorblind person) what it is like to be colorblind than this video did. Kudos!! Also, shame on those glasses manufacturers for preying on people like that.

I was tutoring a Chinese teenaged boy about 12 years ago. I wanted him to write a paragraph describing a pumpkin he turned into a jack o'lantern. I kept trying to get him to say the pumpkin was orange, then realized that he couldn''t see the color! He was 16 and never new. It was amazing.

My husband of 30 years is color blind, very close to how James sees color. He used to always ask me what colors things are, like what color is the sunset. I started telling him, the color you see is your color. Who's to say I see it "better" or "correctly." He has tried those glasses, and the only difference was how he saw the traffic lights. They went from white-white-whiter, to yellow-white-whiter. He remains unimpressed with the glasses. 😅

Your son’s analysis of colours is so cool! Never seen someone colourblind discuss how they pick up on those tiny nuances, really impressive

"Processed cheese is best cheese" is my new go-to conversation stopper

I had a classmate in college who for some reason spontaneously perceived purple when watching fireworks once, it was a very moving moment for him. My guess is something about the extreme light of the firework managed to do that for him. Oh the other hand my brother mistook a pale green as gray when it was doing shadowing for art. It was bizarre seeing the art because it was technically accurate for the "lighting" but was green among monochrome

My husband is colorblind and he is able to tell when the strawberries in our garden are ripe because they look darker to him. He notices shades and shadows, like your son does. My husband eventually gets tired of the "What color is this to you" game. He's not at all interested in the color blind glasses bc they way he sees it (haha), it's like putting a filter on a photo rather than actually allowing him to see more colors. Thank you for sharing, and thanks to James for being part of another one of your experiments!

Logan Paul admitting he faked the color blind glasses reaction, when they cost over $400 and LOADS of people probably bought them after seeing him endorse them. These people have no sense of responsibility. It's just "use your acting skills".

As someone whose colorblind, thank you and thank James. The amount of times you hear "have you tried the glasses?" Is insane. Being colorblind doesnt make me unable to enjoy life and what i can or cant perceive. Just means i get to see life in a unique way :) (Edited word for spelling: I'd to is)

I have a set of Enchroma glasses that I have almost worn out with daily use. They may not work for everyone, but when I wear them, I can see much more vibrant colors. I can tell which trees are dead vs. green, see more variation of leaf colors in autumn, and sunsets go from a few degrees of mediocre color at the horizon to looking like the sky is on fire. They aren't miraculous, but they are pretty great for enjoying the scenery and gardening as someone with moderate deuteranomaly color deficiency.

The phrase "your bride, your groom, and anything else flammable" has definitely never been said out loud before, congratulations