The Bully Game: Teacher vs. Brooks Gibbs

[@Grayfang1]

This teacher was employing Brooks' tactics on Brooks, making it very difficult for Brooks to do his normal game. That was great!

[@zoebourgogne167]

Thanks BROOKS, you're changing the world, one kid at a time!!!! Love you!!!

[@jjl6438]

Correct me if I’m wrong, this technique is called “fogging”. It means to agree, at least partially, with what the bully is saying in a neutral or positive way. It disarms the bullies because any insults are being swallowed into a black hole of agreement...

[@mtjoy747]

I like that, swallowed into a black hole of agreement

[@tohellandbeyond6835]

Thanks!!! This changed my life! Even though I knew I was losing I got even more upset since no one is able to see what those fkng bullies do. I learned my lessons, it‘s not about who did wrong and who not, it is about winning the game. And that „fogging“ technique leads you there. Bullies pick on you since they enjoy your upsetting reaction..You just need to disarm that by agreeing or laufhing it off.

[@Karevor]

Nice job getting back on track even though your volunteer's answers were unexpected at the end!

[@danielalt7508]

this i most funny teacher :D Being so formal while bullying XD

[@MrBeeCoolYT]

Yes

[@sunnydai9395]

I remember when you went to my school and did this game.

[@MarkStaMaria-xu4tq]

Sky Night wow really he went to your school?

[@Blueiy]

He is about to come to my school

[@kelsiemckinzie3566]

Sky Night he came to my school today and chose a 6th grader to play this game

[@qasehsasha4407]

Sky Night not fair

[@javierviramontes2652]

My grandson sometimes gets bullied but he is allways resilient

[@katypillarkm]

This is cool but does bullying ever really look like this? every experience of bullying ive ever had has been more subtle. Id like to know more about dealing with the subtle bullying.

[@dallashigginbotham7572]

agreed

[@mattl1962]

Like when someone's exclusion is not necessarily spelt out or said so obviously. You can't verbally react to those who exclude you with nothing more than being mean "turn around" "go away" "fuck off" kids say things like that to you and it's hard to know how to deal with people being very nasty to you.

[@dougyeefresh87]

I feel like this works more during a regular argument.

[@alex.x605]

You guys are AWESOME. In other videos you are awesome too.. but I think you two are the most funniest comedy pair EVER! ♡♡

[@UnknownKnower2]

Where are his other videos?

[@GiringSihite138]

Im from indonesian..You are really awsome brok...your idea amazing

[@amur_]

Not fair he's mastered the conversation of him being called an idiot. He says the same thing again and again. Not Fair!!!

[@lyndsiemmiles]

Keep practicing and it will get easier.

[@blackcommand5741]

superb work you are doing

[@israels.gonzalez2210]

Thank you buddy at the end 🤣🤣

[@SalvadorDaliLama]

What if the bully maliciously screws with the person's life? I don't think admitting to being an idiot is healthy. I think positive self talk is very important. The point is IDGAF what you say if your being a jerk. Good tool, but simple. I appreciate how it doesn't bully the bully.

[@stevenattanasso2003]

He real life a bully punches You in the face about 15 seconds into this "game" .....

[@amirgardezi4379]

Great video!

[@totoro7658]

Только увидев ваше выступление, (когда мне почти уже 30) с той девочкой я поняла, почему я была белой вороной в школе!!! Им нравилось наблюдать за моей реакцией, потому что я обижалась, я вела себя как жертва. Вы помогли мне понять себя, понять их и следовательно я стала сильнее и разумнее! Благодарю вас!!

[@Divinegdess]

All i felt was the host passively bullying the "teacher". He kept doing it till the end.

[@mattl1962]

Unfortunately some have "the gift of the gab" and sweet talk their way out of ANY situation and it's really hard to bully someone when you really want to because most people don't feel the need to hurt others. That's probably why the principal couldn't bully Brooks easily - because it was a somewhat unrealistic example of how a true bully would behave.

[@ternekadiaz5447]

Do anyone talk about teacher who bully parents

[@Mobnetwork]

Ths is amazing!

[@animeismypassion4465]

This was hilarious!

[@RosanadeFreitas-lt7ud]

Olá! Teria como os seus vídeo te legenda na Língua portuguesa? Minha filha desde muito pequena sofrer com o bullying principalmente na escola. Gostei muito dos seus vídeos, mas tenho muita dificuldade de aprender Inglês e até o meu próprio idioma . Desde já agradeço.

[@marlenecarvery4270]

How to respond to the bully saying vulgar things about you mother?

[@dylanbrock3257]

He never went to your school sky night

[@anadesousa9298]

Or she will say no, you don’t work ‘above the average’ because I gave your coworker other ‘tasks’

[@ashwini6987]

Thanks a lot!!!

[@anadesousa9298]

Is not that simple. For instance, I work in a health care facility, and some years ago, I was in the middle of a phD program and my population of study was the patients with chronic kidney failure. The bully didn’t yell at me. She didn’t said you’ re not going to get your phD degree here!’ Tbe ‘bully’ acts in a very subtle way. She simple just changed me to a different department, you see? No more chronic kidney disease population anymore 🤦‍♀️🤷‍♀️

[@dangerheart2578]

Is it okay if I use this for high school because I might need it?

[@utubestalker.dotcom]

I used it in high school way before his teachings as a student being victimized by verbal abuse bullies. Back then I believe people called it reverse psychology. Worked for me. I still use it today in the comments section on every social media platform, but especially on YT

[@linaurmanaviciene]

You are The best

[@nesmamohamed1837]

so funny and thank you

[@MegaTallDave]

Sounds awesome, has it been verified?

[@opannefrank1986]

Of course not. This is complete nonsense. If a bully is determined to fuck up your day, the last thing you want to do is debase yourself in front of the bully. This works for low-level "bullies", but it's absolute suicide if the bully has real malicious intent.

[@DajuSar]

@@sydney8145 That statement is supposed to help your argument, because look at you

[@billymeltemeltebrink4097]

Pretty funny!!!😂

[@michellehuang9470]

What if the first move of the other person is not thru verbal but attacks immediately by physical means? (Sorry for my bad grammar)

[@pamb2438]

Michelle Huang He talks about it in another one of his videos called "Bullying simplified". violence isn't bullying, it's a crime.

[@michellehuang9470]

Thanks for the info

[@smailguarbaa3601]

that's called asault and battery'

[@olivertew4642]

Michelle Huang thats ASSULT AND BATTERY

[@opannefrank1986]

Yeah, unfortunately, that little mantra isn't going to help you out a whole lot when a bully gets his hands on you and starts pounding your face into the ground. Good luck saying "This is a crime". The lesson is this: learn to defend yourself.

[@opannefrank1986]

What an ABSOLUTE crock of shit. The speaker did NOT win. He ended the conversation. A determined bully isn't going to pull off harassment when you make yourself vulnerable. This might work on low-level bullies, but I wouldn't recommend debasing yourself in front of a nasty bully. That's blood in the water. Try defusing. When that doesn't work, you have to confront the bully.

[@laurenburgess9140]

well guess what. your the bully here wrighting a hate coment hahahahahahahahaha

[@UnknownKnower2]

"There's only one reason you get bullied: You get upset". This is the truth. You don't have to debase yourself. You can be a non-fearful egoic person in other ways. He doesn't prescribe the method of acting. He simply tells the truth of what the bully needs to happen. Trying to confront the bully also means the bully wins and escalates the situation to potentially violence when there's a root cause that could be addressed first even if you do wanna escalate to violence.

[@richardlouis7841]

Thanks for sharing, this was an excellent video. I recently came across this school presentation on bullying. It was amazing!! The presenter talks about his personal bullying experiences while giving real-life solutions on succeeding in school, business & life. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iHe2pGusiN6jn5Y

[@fry5544]

You put him down in the first 3 seconds of the video. You’re not doing anti-bullying right if you’re bullying people during it.

[@nadiyakaralash7878]

Yay, he's Christian!! :)

[@Henckques]

Does that change the meaning of this movie in any way?

[@utubestalker.dotcom]

@@Henckques This is a movie?

[@pedrovinicius7410]

Felipe Neto?

[@KhalidAlazmi]

😂😂😂✌️

[@lucretiaporter6402]

OK I liked the guy until he made the comment about Diabetics. Both of my 10 year old boys have Type 1 diabetes and it's not something to joke about.

[@Jonschge]

you probably didnt get his point he was making in the video because you behave exactly like a bully wants you to behave (getting all upset and triggered). i have type 1 diabeties myself and let me tell you one thing you either learn to laugh about it or your gonna have a bad time, no one needs you to police language on behalf of diabetics we can handle our own. also best wishes to your kids

[@sondudu7953]

dont be such a drama queen,he didnt mean no harm!

[@opannefrank1986]

Oh, no! Are you OFFENDED?! You're going to have one hell of a time in life if you can't handle that joke. Your feelings aren't that important to most people in the real world. You are in for one rude awakening once you leave the bubble-wrapped perimeter of public education.

[@kathyglass2922]

I see ableism is alive and well.

[@vickyjohn4489]

this doesnt work in india, i tried this next day he called my mom idiot later in evening he started hitting me because he felt i was very kind finally had to hit him in face to regain my respect