Hey, I'm a stutterer, I've been there. It's not meant as an insult, but to note that he is a young person who has not begun to deal with his problem. My issue is a video like this, as well as it's made (and made in the correct way for emotional impact looking at a snapshot in time), promotes the whole "woe is me," "I'm a helpless stutterer" mentality that many young stutterers have before they deal with their problems.