To factory work actually.

Making music

Me

Why is this so true?

my teacher

Judith Ljung 😂😂😂😂

Lmao

Nah fam its Ariana Grande

No no it's Dimash

🤣🤣🤣

Anais same here!

Yeah... normal people can hear to about 15.000

same

Same here

Same

Luxai how did that work out for ya

I could hear at 500 hz

Luxai same

Saame

Good Idea I shall do the same

XKL 1010 lmao

LMAO

HOLY MOTHER OF CREPES !!😂😂

Pls explain? Sry

ROFLMAO!! 😂

Madelyn Faessler piiiiii is a tasty food

Same

It means your coclea sustained damage because you played it too loud

That your earing ringing cause of hight pitch

Same 🤣

Jacob find a test going to 20K

Mine was on 1/16 on iPhone

Literally me LOL. Pretty sure blasting Pantera live 101 proof all the time will come back to bite me in the ass at some point though.

@@oscillations5234 Lol I think the same thing but hopefully not!

It sometimes comes at the least expected, ringing

Thanks for the great feedback!

That’s true. I think the headphone they using at the clinic are the problem.

@@BARKHASH1 for real bro, i failed 2 years in a row but somehow my headphone volume is at the lowest and the computer volume is at 2%

truly rn practicing for my hearing test t.y

sounds like testcard

Hehe

Ye

Yesss

Nope, heard every sound in both ears

Your one ear is better than the other +ve weber

Me

Same

Same

same

same

khadijah begum sme

same lol

same ItsTypicalAlex

My dad heard all of them

ItsTypicalAlexツ heard them all to

I'm Jungkook

Same and my volume was at 1 LOL

you mean you could only hear 6khz 2 years ago and now you heard it all the way?

@@HichemCe somehow, yes

Same, I heard them all

I can hear 8000

Its possible for people to be deaf to certain tones.

I couldn’t hear 9000

9500 for me

@@thewarden6050 same here

K Patel if I’m that one kids

DUMBO wait your not supposed to?

Jazzi no

My classmate played this at school when he was bored and we would always know it was him cause he would be laughing at our suffering.

i was bored

How do you cope with the tinnitus?

@@Ghost-un6oe change volume of head phones ig so one louder

@@Ghost-un6oe learn to ignore, white or brown noise when you cant

Jesus

I can feel there's a slight drop at certain frequencies

anime freak 202101 don't wear headphones while this

Don't use headphones anymore

What

Yes. My left couldnt hear 5k. Right couldnt hear 7k.

@@McFly-guitars-n-stuff 7000 HZ sounds like a supersonic jet that had noise cancellation

Are u wearing a hearing aid now ?

@@dinoadumitroaiei9567 no, I was supposed to get a hearing aid a while ago, but because of covid and the fact one of my ears is pretty okay and the other still can hear (just not that well) they keep pushing it off lmao

I feel you man have loud crunching noise In my right ear and now now it doesn’t work well anymore, your right don’t take hearing for granted always have to ask people to repeat themselves or speak up. :(

@@bigearl2532 i should've too :/ i have near constant tinnitus now and i kinda phaze it out, but when im listening to someone i have to ask them to repeat like 3 times. might need a hearing aid by the time im 30 lol

Do you have an acoustic neuroma?

Boring stuff to do HOW???!?!?!!!??

sameee haha

they were hurting my ears so i did the same. only difference is mine was on 17.

I did this cuz I was worried I was going deaf. Me and my friend where listening to music and she turned my phone volume super high and we had ear buds on, well now I know I am not def

Boring stuff to do me to

Same here

Chronic inflammation of your sinuses...me too

I had infection 2 times. One in april,accmpained by tinnitus, it went away after a month. 2nd time in june, now the tinnitus is still here(it could even take 1-1,5 years to go away as i read it and I still have to go to MR(just I have braces yet so I will go later and to Orthopedy, my neck got shit on PE lesson while rolling. I got influsion in the summer, I had 2 hearing test, before and after and in 1 week it got a bit better. from that its again quieter(as i feel, ofc I do not have integrated decibel measure software). And sometimes it happens that I hear better with my infected ear which is strange. bur otherwise not a big thing, nearly both ear are the same. Luckily I only have tinnitus in one ear (left) so its not that bad and does not mean that bad comparing to 2-ears tinnitus. I really hope it will go away eventually but luckily its not that bad for me. For example someone struggles with sleeping or concentrating qnd for me it doesnt matter(didnt even have struggles in the first days). But im really hoping it will go away eventually (heard everything with both ears here)

Ah

I only made it to 4000 is that bad?

@@adragonsheart6680 see a doctor

Yes me too​@@adragonsheart6680

Joanna Welman 100%. They’ll blow up

Little Coco same

Same

Did you feel pain in your ear or just dodgy hearing ?

Same condition as me !

It does get better. I had injury like yours 15 years ago in a nightclub speaker explosion. I thought i was going to go deaf so i continued to listen to loud music in my headphones. . And it got better. I check my hearing here today and my one ear that got hurt is weaker than the other but i stll here all the frequencies. Amen HalleluYah 🥳🥳🥳

Some friends

Hey there! So good news is I'm pretty sure your hearing is perfectly fine ...what you might have is ADHD ...I have the same issue you have ..I can hear just fine but I zone out to where it seems like I can't hear what someone is saying to me

lol i did

me

AaronGT 🤣

That's normal when we are exposed to noise throughout our lives. The first frequencies we lose are around 4000. I have a loss at 4000 in my left ear. As soon as it switches to 4500 it comes back. And I can hear 5000 much better than 4000 in that ear too. I have a 25/30 decibel loss at 4000 in my left ear.

this KINDA SUCKS losing our hearing ability day by day and there's nothing we can do about it

iheb hnen Having some degree of hearing loss in frequencies like 4 Khz is common. I have it in my left ear, and my Dr. says it's nothing to worry about. It's a high frequency and the loss in about 10%, but if i compare with my right ear it's noticeable. Maybe you should have a hearing test done so that you'll see if u have some loss and from then on start being a little bit more conscious before going to a concert lol

87JuliR i can still hear everything as anyone else can hear it so no big deal

iheb hnen 10 000 better than 8000

Hearing damage usually comes later on. Please lower it just a bit, it’s hard at first but will be worth it in your old age

@@jamesbeers5710 It's hard to enjoy music at lower volumes. I turned it down for a few months but went right back after listening to loud music for a couple of days

@@spawnofthedead4556 I get it, I would suggest though if you are listening to loud music, use over the ear headphones. They are safer for your hearing

+Weizhong Gong Although many people do have difficulty understanding phone call speech, if it happens often enough to affect your life, I recommend doing some research on auditory processing disorder (APD). Although you may not have it, what you said reminds me a little of my own APD. But I have the issue not just with phone calls, but also in everyday speech as well. To summarize: It's like dyslexia of the ears, a miscommunication between the brain and the ears. When people talk to you, and they are on the phone or they are mumbling even a little, or there is noise around you, it's hard to understand what they are saying. It's like trying to listen to people talking on the radio through radio static: You hear more of the distraction, no matter how hard you try to catch every word a person is saying. That's what it's like to live with APD for me. Unfortunately, there is no cure for it, but it can be helped a little with training, especially as a child. Hope that helps! :-)

+IceCrossFire Thanks for the reply. At one stage, I also suspect I am having APD issue, but after discussed with some APD researchers, this possibility seems unlikely. So still don't know what's the real cause of my issue.

You're very lucky, I couldn't hear anything above the 2k mark. However I've abused my hearing far too often, mostly with angle grinders and road breakers.

That is really good. Great hearing. Thanks for watching!

Hearing loss probably

@@realmz8854 you couldn’t hear it at all halfway?

+Ray Disliva lol

My tinnitus has gotten sooo bad how is yours now

Go to ENT and have it checked. I had ruptured eardrum on my right due to diving and 9months still hasnt healed. Planning to do surgery soon :/

I'm 51 with pretty severe tinnitus and surpringly made it to 9000hz.but needed the volume up once past 8000hz. This is an improvement for when I had Covid where I thought my hearing was affected. I couldn't hear past 8000hz so ears must have recovered a bit.

THat's called tinnitus

Epicgamer808 .

Hey bro its time to check

Hey man check time

@@mentallyinsane1798 Back to normal now thx… took 4 months for my hearing to settle down. Long-term my hearing will probably be better ironically because of this accident, as I take many more precautions now than I ever would have for example at live gigs or with headphones. Hearing is very fragile I learnt and often doesn‘t heal again.

@@mountainman8775 How often do you listen to loud music if at all? And at what volume

@@spawnofthedead4556 hey. I’ve never listened to loud music, I had a hearing problem for a spell from using studio headphones, it actually only took moments to cause the damage.