Focus on this.
Hello, my name is Bill Charles Waters Cooper.
I'm a good loving guy.
I can dance.
I'm an Ambassador for International Day of People with Disability.
I do impressions. I can do one for you now?
“Get to the chopper.” Arnold Schwarzenegger.
We’re the Brother Boys. I'm Kyran. And I'm Bill.
I love being famous. I've been to multiple awards, TikTok awards, getting all the attention.
My brother-in-law, doing the videos with him makes me laugh.
[Text on screen: People have made assumptions about Bill, like…“I didn’t realise he’d be able to speak”]
I don't care. I just ignore them.
Sometimes it hurts, yes. When people look at me differently, I don't like it.
The way I communicate, sometimes I pause myself in the middle of a sentence. I stutter a bit, but that's okay.
Love you, brother. Yes.
Oh, C-Walk in the house!
I love spreading kindness everywhere.
I'm a hardworking person. I love my job. I'm in retail Monday to Friday.
I'm a good loving uncle to all my nieces and nephews.
I do my daily routine. I know how to cook, I know how to clean.
And that's what a gentleman does.
I look at myself in the mirror. I say, “I love myself, I'm proud of myself, and I am proud to be Down syndrome with a disability.”
In his video, IDPwD 2026 Ambassador Bill Cooper shares what matters most – making videos as The Brother Boys, his family, work and being independent. With humour, warmth and honesty, Bill challenges assumptions about living with Down syndrome.
This video includes Auslan interpretation.