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The Voice Australia star Adam Ladell bravely records his struggle with Tourette as he films himself passing through airport security
- Adam Ladell, 18, filmed himself walking through the airport with two friends
- Ladell, Cameron Schubert and James Sayers all have Gilles de la Tourette syndrome
- The three are filmed walking through Sydney Airport with vocal and physical twitches
- Ladell’s video helps raise awareness of people with Gilles de la Tourette syndrome
Former The Voice contestant and schoolboy Adam Ladell continues to courageously document his daily struggles with Tourette Syndrome by filming himself walking through airport security.
Ladell, 18, Cameron Schubert, 12, and James Sayers, 27, all have Tourettes and posted a video online – which garnered over 450,000 views – showing the challenge of crossing Sydney Airport in swearing and shouting insults.
Adam films the journey showing the vocal and physical tics with his close friends when they launch unintentional comments such as “bomb” and “I have a gun in my backpack”.
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Adam Ladell (pictured) documented his trip with two friends to Sydney Airport with Tourette’s syndrome
Adam Ladell (pictured left) Cameron Schubert (pictured center) and James Sayer (pictured right) all have Tourette’s syndrome and filmed the video together to help raise awareness
Explosions even before entering the airport such as “Terrorist” and “c ***” lead Adam Ladell to claim that there are a lot of swear words and jokes that the fun part has come too far.
Ladell points out that as people are watching him at some point in the video, many are unaware that the three are having out of control explosions.
“This guy was just hitting me so hard,†he said. “Was he just thinking what the kid was doing?” “
During security, Ladell puts his phone down, but can be heard shouting “handguns” and “bazookas”.
Adam Ladell filmed the trip through Sydney Airport
Adam Ladell finished second on The Voice Australia
Finally Ladell and Sayers are placed next to each other on the plane where they share a laugh.
The honest video, raising awareness for those with Tourette’s syndrome, ends with Adam sharing a smile for the camera.
Adam and James ended the video by sharing a smile
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