Based Camp with Simone Malcolm Collins
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Disability Reveal Parties: Society is Totally OK & Not Collapsing
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59:07Now PlayingDisability reveal parties are the new gender reveal — and they’re even more unhinged.
Simone fell down the rabbit hole after an autism reveal cake-cutting video went viral on X. What started as one awkward TikTok turned into a full cultural phenomenon: color-coded diagnosis guessing games, AuDHD parties, autism cupcake toppers at Walmart, Oriental Trading disability party favors, and people treating their mental health diagnoses like a baby to nurture and celebrate.
We watch the videos (including the “my brain is bad” one and the completely unhinged joke-diagnosis party that ends in pure Adderall cheers), dig into the Reddit posts from people who actually have autism and hate the idea, talk about why so many people suddenly want disabilities they don’t have, and connect it to identity collapse, tax-advantaged ABLE accounts, and the pure Darwinian spectacle of watching people turn their diagnoses into their entire personality.
Also: the tubes, Octavian’s perfect reaction to a dystopian AI video, Malcolm’s personal “collect the whole set” of diagnoses (dysgraphia is the real one), face blindness, and why your disabilities don’t actually define you.
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