Abusive Husband Chasing After His Wife | Social Experiment

[@TreeMan]

Don't keep silent when domestic violence happens. （In case our new friends don't notice, most of our videos now have many subtitles in different languages: Arabic, French, Russian, Korean, Portuguese, Japanese, Spanish, Indonesia, Vietnamese and so on. Please go to your SETTINGS and select the SUBTITLE you need❤)

[@spingingleblorp3996]

Yes,very true

[@j.nuvelle236]

Your videos are awesome!

[@sweetcandysugaarmy8480]

Imagine if the 'Husband' runs into the Glasses Guy from the Kid Extortion Video who said :"Come, let's have some fun!" to the Bully. Maybe he'll say:"Bro, do you want me to give you a Black Eye to match the one that you gave your wife?" 😂

[@syedhs]

Theres no french subtitles ._.

[@muhammedkarakus3786]

Where is the Turkish subtitles ???

[@asianperuana]

The fact that somebody actually said: *"Kid, talk about it at home."* Makes me hate somebody that I don't even know.

[@Kai-eu6wd]

bruh we aint ask for no spam, why would you even send that on this type of video

[@Kai-eu6wd]

anyways...I agree 100% with you if they took that home she could wind up even more injured or worse dead

[@uuzimane5615]

@@Kai-eu6wd LMFAOOO FRR (laughing abt the spam thing)

[@Kai-eu6wd]

@@uuzimane5615 you fine lol I just hate bots on sensitive types of videos ya know

[@aden8022]

Istg

[@kpopfanfic9048]

"Your hands are to make money, not beat her" that hit hard..

[@hania3529]

Fr it did🙌

[@Mustard_istoo_political]

@KPOP FANFIC ayyy a kpop fan

[@kpopfanfic9048]

@@Mustard_istoo_political hi kpop fan

[@Mustard_istoo_political]

@@kpopfanfic9048 :D

[@noonabae8172]

I was about to say the same.

[@志瑜杨]

I’m proud of the people who helped her. They risked their lives and safety to help. There are good people in the world.

[@TreeMan]

Their help can rescue a person from the darkness.

[@MiMi-dw6pk]

Yes they are so helpful

[@bie-p1l]

how did they risk their lives

[@bl00p_s00p]

@@bie-p1l If someone is hitting their wife, it's safe to assume they're a violent person and you never know what they might do. If that was a real situation, he could've had knife or something. So they were risking their lives in helping Kai Xin

[@bie-p1l]

@@bl00p_s00p i see

[@phoenixvvv4685]

I dont like how that first dude just kept walking ngl...

[@mboihk3796]

When it happen in real, it's difficult to take decision on such situation as a stranger. No one wants to involve in situation like this. The best thing is to call the police instead of dealing individually.

[@jaslavie]

@@mboihk3796 finally! Someone with a brain; thanks for the response.

[@resurgingflame]

@@mboihk3796 that's what he SHOULD have done, not ignoring her & just keep walking. I don't understand the point of ur comment at all. The other people after him actually tried to call the police & at the same time protecting her from being dragged by the man. Isn't that the right thing to do??

[@itrashcant7947]

@@resurgingflame True, but it's much different when it's happening irl. It's a very stressful situation and people perform under stress differently. Maybe he panicked and didn't know what to do. They were trying to explain why that man did that.

[@Crystalbomb321]

He was a coward and it disgusted me that some of them left her to be beaten. -_-

[@b3tterthxnever]

The dude who said he'd box him for her, goated👏🏿

[@emmagao3661]

@Paul he literally has a gf stfu

[@ajurgo]

notice how he also said it slightly jokingly. He was trying to give her a reason to smile. made my heart swell

[@YaneishaEarl]

Riii❤

[@asirarisa]

“I beat you because I love you” Abusive people what are these excuses? If you love that person, you would let them go if you really cared about them instead of hurting them.

[@_gho0sty_]

Ikr, it’s fucked up.. But it’s always the “i beat you to teach you so you don’t make the same mistakes again because I care about you” bs.. Scolding excuses they say..🙄

[@egghead168]

That line made me BOIL like FUCK everyone who uses love as an excuse to be abusive!!!!!

[@OctoPie-k7n]

The most pathetic excuse an abusive person makes is infuriating

[@jaslavie]

Yet people still support parents who beat their own children.. what a society we live in 🙃

[@devaniasou9596]

My father say that too when he kicked me on my stomach :'(

[@kpop-lq7fe]

I hope this never happens to girls or to boys it’s just wrong and disturbing 😔

[@togekissbliss]

It really is. No one on Earth deserves to be abused.😟🫂

[@lonelyberg1808]

have you ever seen a boy be treated this way?

[@burnracistgrammycuzbtsdidn7752]

@@lonelyberg1808 yeah

[@TreeMan]

Hope everyone can protect themselves.

[@lionentertainment3388]

@@lonelyberg1808 do you really think that only women can be victim of violence? If you really think so you need get some education because women are not the only victims of violence and rape it can also happen to men stop being sexist

[@user-sm8ud7qv5x]

"After all, I am a boxer, I should be able to win him." Wholesome conversation

[@renanandre6031]

The problem is nowadays I think even the best boxer can’t dodge some bullets

[@GD-cr1sg]

@@renanandre6031 🔫 bra ta ta ta

[@yingy7098]

@@renanandre6031 Don't worry they are in China not America. 🤣🤣

[@yp9256]

@@renanandre6031people don’t have gun in China

[@renanandre6031]

@@yp9256 people WHO FOLLOW THE RULES don't have gun in China.

[@cxv-]

I see nobody is going to talk about how good actor is kai Xin

[@sumleongchan9558]

I see nobody is going to talk about how bad your English is

[@bapsnatchedmywig]

@@sumleongchan9558 106 people understood their comment just fine and liked it. so your point?

[@aianna3814]

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[@sumleongchan9558]

@@bapsnatchedmywig my bad I thought Kai Xin is a female

[@kyrak.4143]

@@sumleongchan9558 Kai xin is the girl in the video

[@tiaramundung7654]

5:07 "Control your hands. Your hands are to make money. Not to beat her." Damn, stan this man.

[@kyrak.4143]

Wtf are you sure? Because what he said is kinda sexist. Hes telling him that he is only useful to make money. It's like telling a woman she is only useful to make food in the kitchen. That's disgusting

[@tiaramundung7654]

@@kyrak.4143 im not really sure he really meant that since in that situation he was defending a women. Its like he meant that "make money" is his hands should be use to work hard for make a living for his wife, so he could take a good care of her. Not to beat her. That's just my opinion,tho.

[@standingangel3720]

@@kyrak.4143 He deserved it.

[@Bee-rt5qf]

@@kyrak.4143 no one:….., still no one:….., shitty feminist who has to make everything fucking stupid: what he said is sexist. Please find a rock and stay under it.

[@z.6480]

@@kyrak.4143 can u stfu lmao. People can still go by things traditionally, not a big deal.

[@burnracistgrammycuzbtsdidn7752]

Domestic voilence isn't a joke people. Many people suffer die to it. The scars heal,but the memories remain painful

[@jupiterjumper465]

This is a social experiment it’s not meant as a joke .

[@burnracistgrammycuzbtsdidn7752]

@@jupiterjumper465 I was telling those who just passed by her

[@Denise-lg4mx]

Well said

[@TreeMan]

This is likely to have a lifetime impact.

[@burnracistgrammycuzbtsdidn7752]

@@TreeMan hi treeman

[@yas2719]

imagine if it was a real situation and being ignored like this, how can these people live knowing they left someone to die in the hands of an abuser even though they could've helped, i wouldn't be able to sleep tbh edit: i know how dangerous it can be assisting someone in this scenario, i just pictured myself in that situation seeking for help like her but getting ignored and thought about how those people who had the chance to help felt not being able to do something out of fear or whatever. so i kept wondering, did they feel guilty? or just chose not to help because it's none of their business? idk, some people are just egocentric

[@jaslavie]

Some people don’t want to be involved because of the after-ramifications. You might need to go to court, get fined somehow, and the worst part is, you might get followed by the abuser in some way. Don’t judge people without being in that situation yourself, it’s scary sometimes

[@yas2719]

yeah ur right, im just saying that if it was me i would feel guilty for a long time, so im wondering if those people who ignored feel the same or not

[@yas2719]

@Paul im talking about the first part of the video, many people ignored her

[@sidesideful]

Sometimes even as passerbys, we gotta think about how we approach a situation. Arguing with an actual abuser may provoke them even more and the victim may be harmed even more at home. But each situation is unique, it may require immediate response or strategy. Really hard to say and not a black and white situation. But comfort to the victim is always helpful.

[@moeibnida3868]

But you know some girls/women like this situation No matter how we care about them they choose her husband/boyfriend again In my country , some women post their scare that was cause by her husband on sns People cmt under their posts like we will help if she want to sue him Fighting . Etc... But a few days later she deleted the previous post and post new photo with her husband smiling face with caption " this is our couple case , why some people interested in us'' That's why people don't interested in them

[@josephindaniel]

I loved the part when the boy said "he was a boxer and could win against him tho he was tall "😂 that was really sweet. Such people do exist. 💥💜

[@leisisleis]

I was a witness of domestic abuse. A man was hitting and screaming at his wife in the middle of a busy street. It was in late evening, when everyone was coming back home from work, but everyone chose to ignore it, especially young men that could easily prevent the situation. My friend tried to convince me that it isn't our place and that that man was so aggressive, he could easily knock me out. But I still chose to speak up. You know the whole "be scarier than the thing that scares you"? I think I just went by that logic, when defending the lady, hiding her behind me, and saying to the man to leave. I remember him aggressively yelling at me and asking my age for some reason, maybe so he could weigh the idea of hitting me if I said that I'm an adult (I look young for my age and I'm short also). He tried to dismiss my actions by saying "she's my wife" like she's his property some kind of possession What really made me sick to my stomach was seeing him cursing his wife and then apologizing and trying to kiss her, when she was clearly distressed and begging him to leave. It was when he left after saying that she's nothing without him, I found out that she's pregnant (it was late in the evening and winter, so I just thought that it was the clothes) Yes, that monster hit his pregnant wife. And you know for what? For having pregnancy cravings. She wanted chicken but he wanted fish. That was the whole reason for him to lay a hand on her. Me and my friend, who before tried to talk me out of altercation, stayed with her, walked her to her friends house (I asked multiple times did her husband knew where this friend lived and she said that she moved last week so he doesn't know this new address, unfortunately her parents live in the other side of the country) My friend said that it was still pointless because “she clearly will go back to him” When I finally got home, I just went to my room, closed the door And cried This isn't my first time preventing domestic abuse and I shouldn't be this overwhelmed and crying after each situation but still Edit: Thank you for your encouraging words but honestly I didn't do anything heroic, I think you'd try to do the same The reason why I shared my experience is to explain that thought the outcome was somewhat positive it can leave a mental scar (I had nightmares after that situation and became really cautious of men in general, especially considering I'm a girl myself) So I advise people to step up in groups, not alone because it's really scary to face an extremely abusive and aggressive person, I just got lucky, because that man could've hit me in the nose or give a black eye like he did to his pregnant wife I forgot to mention that while I was arguing with the man to leave his wife alone, my friend tried to call the police multiple times but the line was busy despite her calling for twenty minutes

[@aygulmemet4201]

Bruh that's seriously messed up. What country was it in??

[@julianabutnot]

@leis You are a hero! Thank you for being brave and fighting against injustice.

[@ferdychanani.lov.1864]

At least u helped her! U did ur natural duty ....now we can just hope for her safety...dw lets hope shes fine...if u ever get a lovely wife consider her feeling ok? But dont get someone...who doesn't care bout u...

[@daisychong3488]

Thank you so much for doing this. It's people like you who are willing to stand up to defend what's right that makes the world such a better place! Your act of kindness plants seeds in people's hearts, and they'll only inspire and grow.

[@jellyrei9881]

thank you so much for standing up for them! 💙

[@randomperson-ry9vm]

"I beat you because I love you." Me: "I love you too so I'm gonna beat you back, how about that!"

[@ferdychanani.lov.1864]

Hell yeah

[@michellerose7753]

HELL YEAH!

[@alnajjar2726]

I love this comment.

[@Suilimea]

I'd probably do that tbh, not really ashamed to admit it either.

[@kaeyastittoucher973]

THIS.

[@sebastianrodriguez6413]

That fact that most of people in the beginning are just watching and not doing anything about it 😑😑 Edit: I never got so much likes thank you

[@sebastianrodriguez6413]

I liked my own comments :3

[@jaslavie]

I wouldn’t either if I knew I might get beaten up because of it, or severely harmed in some way. Don’t help others unless you cant help yourself first

[@TreeMan]

Hope that we can be a warm person instead of an indifferent person.

[@tonyping2262]

I know right

[@amara3151]

@@jaslavie that's a bit selfish but ok.

[@FullMoonKitty]

i love the advice of one guy. "your hands are to make money, not to beat your wife" golden

[@kyrak.4143]

You love that? Are you male or female may I ask? Because what he said is kinda sexist. Hes telling him that he is only useful to make money. It's like telling a woman she is only useful to make food in the kitchen. That's disgusting

[@Jistar2]

@@kyrak.4143 yeah I have to agree with you I didn’t really like what he said

[@Bee-rt5qf]

@@Jistar2 that whole video and THAT’S what you were outraged about? That’s really pathetic.

[@Rkiveuhope.97]

I am glad to know that there are people with a kind heart and it protects women or men from their harassment

[@TreeMan]

[@purdyprincess]

@@TreeMan how did u do that? I mean the pic of her

[@heavenlee6464]

@@purdyprincess it’s their things you can buy I don’t know if they sell them yet but you tubers can make custom enojis and pics for their fans and themselves to use

[@BhelleAu]

@Jhewel Mercado Ang bata bata mo pa

[@corpusdelectable6078]

'I beat you because I love you.' No partner, child, mother, father should ever hear this in their life or be victim to abuse. We with voices must speak for those who cannot. Physical, sexual, emotional abuse victims need advocates! We who can must fight for and protect them!

[@ferdychanani.lov.1864]

My parents say that..."what we do is for ur best"....

[@ok-pg5by]

@@ferdychanani.lov.1864 i am sorry if you have to deal with any sort of abuse from anyone. it is completely unacceptable even if people call it ‘discipline’. if someone wants to discipline you, they should do it in a way that won’t harm you, physically or emotionally. you may feel like your parents r just trying to hurt you, but they might not b. good parents will make sure that their children know what is good and bad for them, and some of them think that by punishing them, they will learn a lesson. a mother or a father will go so far to keep their children safe, that they might not even realise they r hurting you. a lot of the time, they don’t mean to and they just want to protect you from bad things in the world. you might not agree with me on this, but deep down your parents do love you. i do not think, though, that punishing your children emotionally, physically or verbally is right. most of the time, it will not do anything, it will just scare the children as they fear for the consequences they might face from their parents. we all make mistakes, and sometimes it is not our fault, so it is not fair to be punished for them. i hope your parents will learn this, and you can stop hurting. i wish you the best, and i hope life gets better for you. 💗

[@ferdychanani.lov.1864]

@@ok-pg5by thank you..... my parents are good as person but their parenting is toxic :(. I think it's a cycle parent's what they are is okay for their kid. But sometimes they may end up hurting their child. I can't change but i hope i can break this cycle of abusing. My parents have beaten a few times i think they are emotional abuser than physical abuser...i hope every child gets the treatment beacause its very unbearable when our own family hurts us :(

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[@ok-pg5by]

@@ferdychanani.lov.1864 you r very welcome. i completely agree with you, and i am sry you r treated this way. i rly hope things can improve, and this will soon stop. you do not deserve this, but remember to always stay strong, and someday you can get far in life.💗💗💗

[@ruthwright5422]

the people that took her for coffee and said they needed to get her home safely or they would worry too much really warmed my heart

[@lieh3518]

bless the people in 3:25 who are so wholesome while seriously trying both to protect her and make her feel better

[@makeupbyjojo2012]

The best part of this video is “ Control your hands. Your hands are to make money, not to beat her “ . I honestly am speechless of how kind and knowledgeable that man is. Whoever this man is, I applaud you especially for going up to him again and speaking to him calmly like adults should do. Thank you so much for noticing this was a wrong situation and for sticking up for someone that you don’t know one bit. ❤️

[@virtuous_women_ofgod]

As one who witnessed domestic violence growing up, what those people who stopped to help her did was very commendable. Not only did they put their safety at risk but they also risked their lives because some of this situations end up being deadly.

[@kendricksantosio1238]

For the people who say that these people „ignoring“ her are bad people, thats not the case, a lot of people would naturally react like that because its a flight or fight response, especially if this dude approaches them with such aggressive behavior

[@sagi5461]

So you're fine with your family members getting a good beat-up in the middle of a street where no one intervenes? Can't they at least "learn" how to contact the police (even kids know what "police" means but these types of ppl don't apparently 😶), or are they just making excuses to move on to their own lives? And what, they're scared that the abuser would know about their phone conversation with the police? Easy, just go a few meters away and then call the damn police! 😮‍💨🤷

[@sagi5461]

But these ppl chose to do nothing, they left the victim to fend off for themself. That smells like "selfish" to me

[@kpopfanfic9048]

The first guy just left and didn't even think to help the girl.

[@user-su3ew4iz7q]

I'm proud of the people who help her, even she's stranger. In my country if this happens, People would just record it and make it viral so the cops are the one who deal with it.

[@michellerose7753]

2:12 "I beat you cause I love you." Woaahhhhhh THAT AUDACITY!

[@bangtanmananalo1862]

"Your hands are to make money not to beat her" So much respect for this kind of guy💜

[@jamie5369]

谢谢那些温暖伸出手的人♥️

[@anniemannie6]

0:57 okay I'm almost about to cry. It feels so real

[@eltiajustitia7027]

To all those facing this issue: When you love something, you want it to grow and flourish. There is no way that beating would make it flourish. "I beat you because i love you" is impossible. Love yourself like you would love your child or your pet.

[@skywatcher9176]

“I beat you because I love you” my mom used to say that a lot lmao

[@Titan-qi9mv]

same

[@ferdychanani.lov.1864]

Same

[@aya7068]

i’m so sorry :/ i hope you’re in a better place now and safe... no one should have to endure manipulation like that

[@sarawatswife]

Ohhhh yesss

[@invalidname.pleasetryagain122]

I still get triggered just remembering my parents saying that line

[@leehuda7527]

Today is March 8th is International Women's Day. I wish every woman who read my comment a happy life 🇲🇦

[@damonohlala]

"I'm a boxer, I should be able to beat him" YES BESTIE!

[@oz1128]

muay thai*

[@jie901]

2:58 I like how this man is carrying his partner’s cute purse in public. I haven’t lived in China for several years, but this reminds me of home.

[@Alex-lz7wb]

I once saw a situation of domestic violence on the street, a man hitting and screaming at his wife. A group of students were passing by near the situation and three cops on their motorcycles were passing by too, so the students told the cops what was happening and asked them to help the woman. The police talked to the husband and after a few minutes, the cops just left leaving the woman afraid and with the man. I was so angry, the police did nothing. Then the man and his wife just left.

[@grumman020]

“your hands are to make money not to beat her" Quote of the day lol.

[@coramth9140]

Wow it makes me so happy how the people seriously tried to protect her and helped her finding a way to solve the problem. I hope no one has to go through this.

[@manhle1550]

Willingly to give a hand in helping someone in need is really appreciated .❤

[@Milymar21]

Cada ves que veo un vídeo de ellos me dan unas tremendas ganas de llorar, me emociona mucho el valor de las personas que alzan la voz y no se quedan calladas, se que no me entenderán pero igualmente lo quería decir, amo mucho sus videos de verdad los felicito, me muero por qué lean mi comentario y si no pues ni modo jejeje ❤️❤️❤️

[@jowyboi]

Domestic violence should never be tolerated no matter by who it is from. A BIG thank you to those who stepped in and helped.

[@lyannastark3235]

Applause to the people who helped the young man something I come to learn here thank you very much treeMan

[@kitty.namjooning]

My friend unfortunately like her but I tell her to tell her parents that's a bad thing...

[@志瑜杨]

I hope your friend gets the help she needs. I’m glad you are there to help her to the best of your extent.

[@daisychong3488]

Is your friend okay? In China we have a saying: Domestic violence only happens 0 times or infinite times. Never in between. I really hope your friend gets the help she needs!

[@TreeMan]

The impact of domestic violence on children is also huge.

[@hazel1933]

@@TreeMan absolutely right!!

[@Seraxphae]

Love these, especially Kai Xin

[@Nana-dx7qj]

I'm afraid of one day traveling for holidays, see one of these and don't know how to speak in the lenguage

[@meowmoo3712]

Omg ikr

[@gabrielahdez9413]

Me parte el alma cuando veo que hay algunos que no hacen nada 😭💔 aunque por otro lado se comprende el miedo de que el sujeto les pegue por defender, y prefieren evitar los problemas

[@ridmasathsarani7468]

I love how all these experiments encourage people to seek for help, other than tolerating in silence 🙌 Love your self💜 Speak your self💜

[@志瑜杨]

If you are in a domestic abuse situation like this, I really hope you are able to get help and to get out of this situation. No one deserves this.

[@misstraveler3862]

This is why I miss living in China sooo much!!! 😭 Everyone is just so kind and helpful. I wish I could go back to China 🇨🇳 I love the people so much.

[@taequilasilver7183]

me encantan sus videos, me gustaría ver este experimento social pero a la inversa, una chica abusando a su novio para ver como reaccionan las personas

[@shahidsaiyad7920]

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[@Mama-fp4si]

I hope none of you ever have to go through this. I wish you all a happy and healthy life

[@garyclayton3399]

This happens all to often to women all around the world and this is so sad to see many who do nothing to help women who suffer at the hands of their husbands . No man has the right to beat his wife and there are laws all around the world to prevent this now . How would the people who did nothing feel if this woman was badly hurt or even killed . My thanks to those who did step up to help her to stop him , from taking her back home where she might have been badly hurt . I wish all women around the world a Happy Women s day !!!!!! Please stay safe my friends . Your friend from Canada .

[@nengyang5664]

Men can also get abused by women too. Not all women are victims.

[@garyclayton3399]

@@nengyang5664 Thank you so much for taking the time to read my comments and for taking the time to reply . Yes women can abuse a man as well my dear friend . men and women should be good to one another . Your friend from Canada. . Please stay safe and all my best to you and your fine family !!!!!!!

[@Lolodasimpson]

@@nengyang5664 no one said all women were victims🙄and when do you ever see a woman chasing down a man and controlling him, just admit that rarely ever happens if not at all

[@queenofdragons_1244]

Thanks so much for this. You’re sending a good message out with these videos; changing the world for the better. This made me tear up. ❤️

[@DuckEmpress]

I see a lot of videos where people say "Talk about it at home". To me that's them saying "Beat her at home, no one wants to see it".

[@mirandakim9521]

I knowww. It doesn’t help anything like id rather they walk by and just give a nasty facial expression. At least show some disagreement to what the “husband” was doing

[@sikakuhitori3236]

I'm not a Chinese citizen, but I'm proud to see the video that is shown, their care makes me want to cry

[@shantanuhardiha]

Its good to see that "Humanity" is still alive..!!❤

[@mennaayman9689]

The people who offered to go with her to her brother so she feels protected are just beautiful

[@spaceballstheusername675]

That first guy who just walked away from the situation broke my heart. I pray that he doesn't have a child who is being abused.

[@spaceballstheusername675]

@Paul it’s about being a decent human being and helping somebody in need. You also have to understand that police, especially in different countries, operate differently and handle situations like these in possibly not the best way 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@Crystalbomb321]

@Paul I hope your future kid doesn't end up in this situation. Talk about lacking in compassion.

[@milkymilly4258]

I cried because of this, thank you so so much anyone who helped, I hope to raise awareness about this

[@angie5750]

0:36 he wrong for that 😢 he just going to walk away i dont like that

[@angie5750]

@Paul oh sorry... if i put the wrong comment... ill delete it

[@Crystalbomb321]

@Paul it's not your job to be a decent human being but it's better if you can try to think of others besides yourself. -_-

[@gitanjalibarik9592]

Felt so heartwarming.. When they comforted her... 😌these kind of videos shows ... Humanity is still alive... 😒😔

[@Refadellllll07]

2:26 SAD AND ANGRY❌ I EVEN LAUGHED😂😂😂❤❤

[@caramel8162]

Bless all these people that helped. Real life angels.

[@fatimapadilla1584]

Treeman The Chanel that teaches us that there are peoole who still help and become aware, Always help others grettings from Latin America Mexico 👋🏻🤍

[@lieh3518]

can i just say the actress is so talented and so great at what she does, props to the guy actors each time too bc that’s brave. n the people who risk their safety to help out

[@hwanginyeop-br351]

É tão bom ver gente com noçao e que ajudam o próximo. O homem que falou isso tem razão "A violência doméstica não acontece só uma vez" é preciso encorajar essas vítimas que sofrem com violência doméstica e não culpá- las por algo que elas não tem culpa porque a muita coisa envolvida. Adoro os seus vídeos canal top

[@júlia-s1f]

sisi concordo é muito bem ver que algumas pessoas ainda tem o senso de ajudar e é muito triste saber que isso realmente existe e acontece frequentemente e nos não podemos ajudar mas tentamos fazer o máximo possível...(quer amigar sei que não tem anda aver mas vai né) ksksm

[@hwanginyeop-br351]

@@júlia-s1f Hahah o final mó aleatório kkkkk

[@júlia-s1f]

@@hwanginyeop-br351 KSKSKS né

[@CinnamonBunBunify]

No one helped me when I went through DV. Not one. Not even family. Some friends even left my life. I cried watching this. Knowing there's people who will help still gives me hope.

[@yuzyw]

Comecei ver os vídeo desse canal e já tô emocionada...😳 agorinha eu choro 😳

[@narikouzumaki3983]

The beginning broke my heart dude. I'm glad in the end there were people who actually helped her.

[@MichelleOsorio]

New Treeman video: I click.

[@trazgalb]

I love the group of ladies that were protecting her!! They were yelling at him for beating her and the seemed to sweet

[@dillonbanh5244]

"I beat you because I love you" The actor is setting himself for a beating lol

[@ghinaidriss3428]

It’s nice seeing that some strangers actually care about others it’s really nice and wholesome

[@july6219]

Fico feliz que algumas dessas pessoas tenha ajudado.. ❤️

[@sochii23]

The dude who said he could win the abusive husband in a fight cuz his was a boxer, made me smile, because it's nice to know people are willing to get into a fight just to save you (though I don't fully support it of course)

[@Namjoon889]

The way the first guy just walked away what a coward

[@Lili.02]

She rlly shock me

[@jaslavie]

Don’t worry, you will probably do the same if met with a situation like this. YIU never know what you would do until you are placed head first into the situation, so don’t make any assumptions

[@realynofalia0806]

the one who speak and gives advice to the Husband , Bro ,you're the Man ! to those who helped her,you did a good job !

[@shanurajput5182]

Mam I am biggest fan of yours I really love ur all experiment 😊

[@snuggies8037]

That first little part in the beginning can we just take a moment to appreciate these queens!! 😂💕

[@helloimbored6454]

It made me emotionally mad when people just walked away😔😭

[@ashi1351]

How supporting and caring the Korean persons are very kind💜💜💜💜💜

[@kpopfanfic9048]

The guy in the black jacket really taught the male actor a lesson

[@k-nowblow6118]

I love watching your videos, meeting people who are able to help a person without knowing them is a great merit in life.

[@xxrubiexx5375]

I feel so disgusted. At 1:03 he said those awful things and the woman just walked away . Damn thats cruel. :/

[@xxrubiexx5375]

@Paul I get that, but she could she could have contacted the police or gotten help from others around them. Seeing that and doing nothing just makes you apart of the problem.

[@xxrubiexx5375]

@Paul Ryoutes Hiraeth put it perfectly, but also, keep in mind this is a SOCIAL experiment. Meaning we want to see what other people would do. It doesn't matter how old they are, they could have tried to do something. And you never know if the wife has tried to reach the police or anyone at all before.

[@SeleSven06]

Ur acting is so great 💕💕

[@yuchansensei]

Control your hands. Your hands are to MAKE money, not to BEAT her. Damn, thats a REAL MAN..

[@kyrak.4143]

Wtf Do you even realise that saying something like that is sexist af?

[@nethul]

your are working hard with this ,i can see it as content creator ,i so proud of you guys (love from Sri Lanka

[@tinydough8746]

4:33 "If I didn't beat her, she won't have a long memory" What kind of stupid ass logic is that.

[@jokast8861]

This channel is basically to show the kindness of mainland chinese people

[@pokerworld]

Love the content, and get to brush up on my Chinese

[@gabrieldiaz1043]

Very sad that some people did not help her, but very nice and good that several people helped her and acted as if they were her relatives, very beautiful gesture🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@michellerose7753]

0:47 LITERALLY WTF!!!

[@anagamez1655]

I think back of when my grandma, now 95 years of age, about 20 years ago laid it down on a man who was abusive of his wife in public - and then the WIFE turned around and told her to mind her own business because he was her husband and he had rights. My 9 year old mouth dropped at that point and my grandma looked at me and said: you should never let yourself be convinced that this is OK. But in this case I can't help someone that doesn't want to be helped. Never let anyone convince you that this is OK - those words stuck with me

[@louiseyt5402]

a lot of people in the comments dont understand why the others dont want to help its because if you help, theres a chance that you will get hit and beat up too, and a lot of people dosent want to get hurt. so stop blaming the passerbys for not helping

[@seraph2408]

Even if they aren’t obligated to intervene, it does not mean they are not indirectly in the wrong. Their negligence just adds to their guilty conscience.

[@louiseyt5402]

@@seraph2408 yeah they will be guilty, but its for survival too, no one wants to break an arm or get in juries in order to save someone (well for citizens and those goverments at least) in modern society we cant trust anyone

[@LunaWingz]

that one person really did call police... xD that's definitely 110 on the phone

[@kintozhimo7134]

2:06 "Is that what a man should say?", and rhetoric question by a MAN.

[@taehyungsdifferenteyelids4901]

I love how kind some people are!

[@Rouxartt]

I love your channnel so much it’s so perfect , hi from Argentina 🇦🇷!!!!✨💕💕✨

[@rimilgoswami5507]

This social experiment was actually risky.Great job guys.