Dr Phil destroys Gamer boy

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[@toastedclosure2770]

its actually terrifying how much you can mess up another human being by not being able to say no

[@IStMl]

woke sjw compilations sure prove that

[@spaceinvader9464]

all the parents need to do is just stop buying him shit

[@buzzsburner.8286]

memento mori

[@auchucknorris]

Theres actually a distant relative I know who is raising their kid without using the word no, as in other people aren't allowed to tell their kid no... Like I could not think of a better way to make the worst human imaginable.

[@ruohonleikkaaja]

@@buzzsburner.8286 memento mori

[@michalkolcun8140]

Mom: "I am disabled, on a wheelchair... He will strike out and hit me" Pewds: "Is that a FORTNITE pillow !?"

[@ColdCarrot93637]

@Patrick39 ok

[@Leveronicus]

@Don't read profile photo ok.

[@Sammm.xx2]

@Don't read profile photo ok I won’t

[@qwertyu_io]

@Patrick39 omg is that the kid from the video

[@servantofthemosthigh2525]

@Patrick39 you're no better than my hairy balls , now get back in line !!!!

[@beehambonio3378]

As a parent, it's totally a parenting thing. One of my kids has been through phases similar to this, maybe not to this level. If I hear him being rude or disrespectful to his mum or brother or another player he gets a warning. If he does it again he's banned for the day. If he escalates it, it's a week. You get 10 minutes of tears and then he's outside playing with his brother.

[@DannySmith-]

Good parenting 101

[@ovoj5631]

no shot ur monitoring his trash talk to other players 💀

[@zoinksscoob6523]

@@ovoj5631 not really that hard when they play on the living room in front of the tv screaming

[@ovoj5631]

@@WizardFrogASMR no having fun on the game 😠😠😠

[@josesutherland8627]

@@ovoj5631 aka a psychopath 😊

[@aekainal]

"physically beats me" proceeds to bring him back into the house because he complained of a little breeze

[@bugsbugsbugsbugsbugsbugsbugs]

lowkey parents acting like they have nothing to do with how their child is acting is my favorite thing edit: this is a joke, sarcasm. surprised how many people think im being serious. also surprised how many people think that "low key" isnt an actual word, it is guys, sorry.

[@justaneditygangstar]

It’s all fake lmao

[@sonianatashagail]

This

[@BeastyMan]

Do my name

[@ototurmanidze5578]

USA

[@fancyincubus]

It's sad that this is fake but I see this behavior in my step brother and his do nothing push over mother

[@wendygreene]

If the father is passing out when he gets angry (which means his blood pressure is raised), he probably has an undiagnosed heart condition and needs to see a medical doctor. The whole family needs to see a licensed psychologist, individually and as a group.

[@deathbydeviceable]

I don't think any of this is real. this is the epitome of made for tv

[@dotdotdot6242]

@@deathbydeviceable Even if this family isn't, I bet there's a lot of families that have the same problem

[@TrixPlayz876]

Super smart 1+ more iq than Albert Einstein

[@fluffymuffin9089]

@@deathbydeviceable it's real

[@cryforthemoon]

Could be why the guy looks severely underweight to the point you can see all the bones in his face.

[@ke1421]

17 hours a day to be gaming Pewds: “I get tired after an hour” I feel you man. Growing up sucks.

[@CaptainRaynor5]

It's called "Aging".

[@maximilian2843]

Motivation diff

[@snowleopard9907]

It's called excuses. There's pro gamers that are in e sport that do hours of aim training lol. But nah I think having stuff do in life also makes it hard game constantly unless it's your job

[@ohmyme13]

I have other reasons besides growing up, what is this personal attack xD

[@KostyaDev]

You're both just weak. 😠

[@wooldyy]

It’s crazy how good felix’s parenting advice is when this video was recorded at a time when he wasn’t even a parent 😂

[@TheCrazyFreak]

It's definitely on the parents. Kids aren't born this way, they've been raised this way. You can tell how much they enable this behaviour from Nico.

[@dabatman5187]

Especially by the ending. They seem to act like they are innocent bystanders, but they are unaware how much they’re enabling his actions

[@AhriTM]

or ADHD. Which means it's neither the parents nor the kids fault. It's "just" a most likely enherited disability.

[@AngeloGene]

I can agree. Hard to pull that off here in Asia. Philippines, specifically. Spanking is a thing here, with belts especially.

[@VAL3NTIN3]

Favorite song from Nico is "these days"

[@_s_9920]

@@AhriTM ADHD doesnt excuse this kinda behaviour.

[@Amber-kc1gt]

This is so infuriating. These parents have created a monster because they're too lazy to be actual parents. The child is horrific, but he didn't get that way on his own. This is borderline abusive, you've completely neglected your role as a parent to this boy that he's become an absolute menace.

[@queengoblin]

Yep.

[@frdriscoll1]

yeppp and then everyone wants to blame him for his behavior that they taught

[@Uchiha.watashi]

Okay but the mom doesn’t have much power cause she’s in a wheel chair and the dad is completely useless 💀 If the mom wasn’t in a wheel chair she would be able to actually take form him things, like him in his room and actually punish him for being an ungrateful and rude son.

[@psychopathicreaper6915]

@@Uchiha.watashi I mean I don’t blame the mom. But what type of man is the dad. Like, your son is abusing your wife, and this heavily committed dad decides to do nothing. Absolutely nothing to help his own wife.

[@conorpalmer5264]

That PlayStation needs to be smashed to a million pieces in front of the child then he'll learn

[@relentless4843]

This made me appreciate my parents so much more. I can't imagine being raised like this, thanks mom & dad for teaching me good values and not raising a spoiled brat.

[@Kinginazur]

@user-dp1ke2vp1y Bot

[@Kinseliplier]

He's far from spoiled and hes clearly not a brat. I don't see anything wrong with what he's doing. That's normal for 90% of kids nowadays. They are over reacting.

[@clareczlmolina383]

@@Kinseliplier what? no.

[@Kinseliplier]

@@clareczlmolina383 dude yes tf it is. Almost every kid I have seen on PS4 is Exactly like that.

[@clareczlmolina383]

@@Kinseliplier ur clearly saying that it is 90% NORMAL to act like that? Ur disgusting. Disrespecting ur parents and act shit is not normal.

[@curtisnash1392]

If the parents told him he was going to a Call of Duty simulation type of thing, he woulda made it all the way through.

[@jesuschristiskingandsavior461]

Right😂

[@joadarium9605]

Cases like this genuinely makes me sad because this kid was never born this way but was raised this way and his enabling push-over parents just allow this behavior and does nothing. Truly terrible.

[@AhriTM]

or ADHD. Which means it's neither the parents nor the kids fault. It's "just" a most likely enherited disability. Would also explain the anger from the kid not feeling understood.

[@melanp4698]

@@AhriTM Then it's still the parents fault. They're the grown ups, they should provide a structured, disciplined environment for him to thrive in.

[@andriusvilkas7576]

The kid needs to learn that everything has consequences so he would learn from it

[@danael411]

I had great parents, but look at me, I could be that kid's sister XD

[@supremecanis6411]

My content takes so long to make please sub it will make you DANCE ON THE FLOOR due to epileptic attacks it will cause you

[@DracoOoOoOo]

As a person who works with troubled kids... 80% of the kids behaviors is from/because of the parents. I have met very few messed up kids without them having messed up parents.

[@polyrhythmnix9723]

this, sadly

[@DH-dl3ll]

People take parenting too lightly and defend bad parenting by sloughing off responsibility to the kid. It's annoying.

[@badbuddha93]

Most parents fail pretty miserably when it comes to a child's emotional and social education.

[@badbuddha93]

Also, I can almost guaruntee that the kids with criminal tendancies were from majority single mother households or homes where the father isn't present or known.

[@jayhaskan6185]

I was the messed up kid with good parents I don’t get it

[@Cal97g]

Imagine being this kid and having to look back on his doctor phil appearance, and then pewdiepie, your number 1 idol piles on too

[@popkorn904]

He should feel ashamed and become a better person.

[@AldoTegan]

@@popkorn904 “school shooter”

[@SquaulDuNeant]

@@popkorn904 Still don't need idiot chasing him down and actual support then.

[@bugboxing229]

who idol's pewdipie?

[@VikingKong.]

Kids like the one in the video maybe? You are clearly not a detective.

[@brapptv44]

real life cartmen

[@JagXII]

but cartmen goes to school 😂

[@bigbay1159]

I dont think ive seen cartman hit his mom.

[@jacobh3426]

​@hearts4u2yaFR THO

[@johndecoster9509]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@Bluespacedog]

Mother: drops the bombshell that she is handicapped and her son still physically beats her to get what he wants. Pewdiepie: “is that a fortnite pillow?”

[@robfox6103]

I hope you find the cure for Ligma some day

[@galaxynova2196]

@@robfox6103 what's ligma

[@robfox6103]

@@galaxynova2196 LGIMA BALS

[@7avdes]

@@robfox6103 you damn predator feeding on your damn prey

[@manji9ax]

@@robfox6103 you’re so cringe bruh

[@SauraElanthier]

I think the real problem is that he wants to avoid his real existence, so he just plays video games all the time. The kid needs to speak with a real therapist to figure out why and what he's trying to escape from.

[@1BuFo]

the kid just needs to get fat shamed and bullied in school. Does wonders.

[@Bloodfangmh]

Lol pretty much what I do but I ain't no demon 😁

[@evanfisher3016]

He needs to face his fears

[@rubixloverful]

we face that too, bud

[@Extmajor]

just a guess but maybe its his disabled mom and also pretty disabled dad

[@Cyburger-eu2wf]

I love how Dr. Phil's amazing solution for this demon child is literally telling him to go touch grass, the one thing an aspiring pro gamer fears the most

[@Michael-Archonaeus]

The solution to most issues in life is to face the thing that you fear the most, which you know you should be facing but don't want to, however it has to be accepted voluntarily.

[@DarthKanye]

its a great solution

[@Wijnfre]

@@Michael-ArchonaeusI’m scared of bugs how tf am I supposed to stare at 280 eyes

[@sarahlund-nt3kw]

😂😂😂😂

[@vintagecherries]

Lmaooo

[@soaresthomas3980]

« They actually got him in the studio!? » yeh they probably offered him 10 000 vbucks

[@Emily-cw7tj]

After he took a shower 😂

[@jackryan4313]

It's not gamer rage. It's bad parenting that escalated to the point that the parents realized they created a monster and need help now. They created this

[@jimin-ssi7256]

I have a family I know, very decent parents with proper way to raise kids, 2 of the kids are so nice, and one is just messed up. And her mom cried in front of her asking what can she do, dad did everything to fix it, and even now when the kids has become an adult, they care for her and always ask if she needs smth, her brothers tried to talk to her, I tried - but it’s like she can’t hear, I honestly think there’s some problems from birth

[@jackryan4313]

@@jimin-ssi7256 that's not what's going on here tho.

[@aurora6920]

@@jimin-ssi7256 you just described parents that are too nice, if they keep giving in the kids grow up spoilt and demanding..

[@Ucj334esd]

She's disabled, And he fights back physically HOW TF is she gonna handle this strictly. SHE'S LITERALLY ON HELL MODE

[@vojin63]

Kid is to take some blame too.

[@Azaqa]

I mean how much can you blame the kid vs the parents... he probably has some serious anger issues but theyve probably been fueling this behavior for years and years

[@BeastyMan]

Do my name 😁 😁 😁

[@serclfs]

Then he'll turn 18, and all the blame the parents were stowing away gets dumped on the newly christened adult. They'll do him further disservice by shielding him from responsibility for a few more years, and late into his 20's he'll be forced out into a world he's not prepared for. And like some royal title, the blame he carries will get more legitimate the longer you carry it.

[@Ey3OnYouN00B]

Ah yes hello child psychologist

[@christianq1526]

Tbf the dad literally seems to be dying of stress and exhaustion from work (and dealing with the kid). I've seen what far lower levels of stress have done to people and that guy needs a serious break

[@sunshine3914]

@@serclfs Or worse. At any rate, this will not end well for the 3 of them.

[@OniiRem]

step 1. whip out the belt

[@movietrailer778]

true the parents need to ground him

[@esdrasdavidferreras6764]

True, this is just purely true.

[@fvsdjcook]

Yes indeed I love games but not too much

[@fogfogy123]

amen

[@NoahIsSigma]

⁠@@movietrailer778the moms crippled he would hurt her

[@keeleon]

I promise PewDiePie roasting this kid will have far more impact on him than anything Dr. Phil might say. This video counts as a social service.

[@SabbathPriest33]

For real, the most humbling moments I had as a child was when I got confronted by people I looked up to about my mistakes. Really changes your perspective when you realize the people you’re trying to be tell you you’re failing at it.

[@jeffozzyhunting1446]

True very true

[@cobymazariegos8252]

Tax right off for sure

[@real_Donald_Trump]

I think he's probably an adult by now

[@cmdrriotz5283]

Or make him off himself.

[@altonpacks1489]

Dr Phil casually getting paid for flaming people for their personal lives and not actually being a therapist.

[@food8419]

Legend

[@tysasmr1320]

Based

[@novelkars835]

kek

[@Apex_StrEamz]

Girl from school was on here and they definitely lie about details on the backstory for TV like I feel like the death threats are exaggerated or possibly even made up at times for ratings and its sad

[@BLTil]

Common Dr Phil W

[@crayons1584]

This poor kid needs therapy and some decent parents. His father keeps resorting to anger, and his mother compensates for it by letting him do whatever he wants. Hope he gets better and gets an education to get out there in the world

[@elvira360]

My theory is that the kid hates his parents and get sad around them, the gaming is a distraction from his parents. That kid needs to be alone in the house for a week, he needs to cry ,lisen to sad music and reflect. His mind has not had the time to think or reflect over the gaming situasion beacus the gaming is a distracion and takes up all his brain. After a week of benig alone and reflecting he needs to go to terapi, he does not trust his parents and a therapift will help.

[@matan7899]

Lol you say he needs another person to validate his degen behiviour. What this kid needs is consequences

[@toziassmitt]

Poor kid? Nah, he’s a POS who physically abuses his mom. He, genuinely, belongs in juvie. Would fix his gaming “addiction” too. This is textbook, once he reaches 18 and continues hurting his mom, it’ll be prison. No going back from that

[@senku9074]

whaaat?????

[@DovahKhaleesi]

Yes, definitely therapy. No telling what he's going through. Probably undiagnosed mental problems contributing to this

[@katrenacanaday4992]

I love the thousands of dollars they spend to replace the sh1t, where she could more easily get a prosthetic and become less helpless

[@cejayidc]

Most likely a money problem. But hey, sell the consoles and they'd be a good bit on the way

[@avaxran4051]

Remember guys. Dr. Phil isn’t a psychiatrist, he’s an electrician.

[@Bancheis]

Good. That kid needs shock therapy.

[@constantine6490]

"McGraw graduated in 1975 from Midwestern State University with a B.A. in psychology. He went on to earn an M.A. in experimental psychology in 1976, and a Ph.D. degree in clinical psychology in 1979 at North Texas State University"

[@mariia9394]

@@constantine6490 its an obvious joke, relax.

[@TRYDD4]

@@constantine6490 Well, he did *failed* to renew his Doctor-Title in 2006. So he is technically not a doctor anymore.

[@newphonethisisawkward.3430]

@@constantine6490 Yet you didn't google that this is an obvious joke taken straight out of scary movie 4 said by Dr Phil himself? Pathetic lol

[@rymdalkis]

Whenever Felix contemplates having a child he pulls out an episode of Dr Phil and goes "nah, not today"

[@janaloff]

😂

[@accountnew7030]

all fun and games until Marzia's biological clock starts ticking

[@Timmering]

Lololol

[@ondonando]

@@accountnew7030 haha wife bad, you prick

[@fuadgamer9043]

Lmfaooo

[@dawnnnv]

As someone who feels like a failure to my parents, this makes me feel better.

[@breadlol3947]

facts😭

[@boaz0312]

also feel like a failure to them but thats also puberty i guess :)

[@omsofi1111]

A belt is the magic answer

[@dasen2]

bru im literally an addict but i ain't ever raised my voice at my ma

[@personperson8191]

Pity party

[@KingRichard1013]

This is why it’s important to be a parent to your children instead of being their friend.

[@HypeShot-27]

After all this Dr. Phil content, Felix and Marzia are going to have the kindest, most respectful, disciplined, well-rounded children in the entire world.

[@Felix-tp8ch]

did they ever say they will even? Maybe they wont have any. I mean if they do, probably should be anytime now.

[@weirdox3350]

Edgar

[@starburberry]

@@Felix-tp8ch they don't say they definitely will, Felix says "if I ever have kids" whenever addressing the subject

[@Higgy8]

to be fair, the kid in the video was 'well rounded'. Just like a beach ball or a basket ball is well rounded.

[@ezioauditoredafirenze5453]

Making new people on this planet in these times is equivalent of making a environmental crime.

[@CyberNinja600]

the camera man still recording when the dad hits floor, what a legend

[@Onemorerep03]

😂

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[@johnylalrina1451]

Because the dad is acting too. I dont believe him for a sec.

[@yelloe]

@@johnylalrina1451 I think it's possible. Strange condition but I heard few people have it

[@z00pac]

As a father myself I feel no sympathy for the parents frankly. They raised him 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@derekgardner1861]

Ive never hit my son because i havent had to. I tought him to respect me early on and have him properly socialized. But my god, the absolute BEATING I would put on my son if he started behaving like this, destroying the house. As a man, I don't understand how you're going to allow something like this to go on under your roof.

[@combs3445]

@@derekgardner1861 people who get upset over corporal punishment baffle me. This kid needed to meet the belt years ago. The parents are an absolute disgrace

[@derekgardner1861]

@@combs3445 I think for the average kid you shouldn't need to hit them if you're parenting correctly. But there are special cases where the little shit needs a proper beating

[@williamdelong6746]

From what I can see he got the spineless from his mother and anger from the father he’s exactly what they made him

[@hiihrmenschen5569]

@@derekgardner1861 if your kid did this in the first place, it would probably be your fault. Considering your reaction to this comment you seem like an asshole and a terrible parent. That just what I get from what you wrote

[@dallinweir]

The mom talking at 5:59 sounds like the "be yourself" voicemail on Frank Ocean's Blonde album.

[@moeactivate6793]

Not gonna lie, Felix is going to be an excellent parent with the best counters to anything thrown at him 😂

[@karsonreeves8735]

Nah he will be to busy playing games and raging

[@c3ru1ean41]

assuming he has children

[@ecli344]

when

[@Savevade]

Did

[@ostrichlord9097]

He's had a "fuck then kids" attitude since day 1.

[@bakongous]

The amount of guilt pewds feels when he sees kids like this on dr Phil Is unimaginable

[@Deathmare235]

About as existent as my girlfriend

[@assassin0547]

Why should he feel guilty don’t be fucking stupidity

[@BeastyMan]

OK, now do my name 😂 😂

[@SergioLeonardoCornejo]

It is all staged though. Maliciously so.

[@baadach3752]

@@SergioLeonardoCornejo lmao oblivious kid

[@Jivvy489]

0:38 they probably told him he was going on a gaming tournament 🤣🤣

[@oukeith]

What a well adjusted child seems like a joy to spend time with.

[@sammyiscool]

Seems like a nice respectful child who is respectful to his family and showers daily and has a moderation on video games

[@vexy-_-1122]

He is my brother

[@cloversrss]

Ah yes, a respectable young man with a great future ahead of him!

[@coldes_t]

can confirm, very fun to be around

[@condormahjedas6639]

The key to raising a good kid is independence ALONGSIDE responsibility, and with a heavy dose of guidance and practical advice. Enabling bad behaviour will never help.

[@alsoniagaming]

Teach your child discipline. It's the most important trait someone can have; through discipline all things are possible. True freedom is attained by becoming disciplined.

[@JadedLilian]

Ima be honest, this child would get the belt

[@troblesomegentleman4438]

@@JadedLilian the belt? The whip lol.

[@f1rebreather123]

@@alsoniagaming to add on, people associate discipline with hitting. It's a lot more than that, it's essentially means training them, when they do bad they are punished and redirected, when they do good, the good is acknowledged. That is how a child becomes disciplined

[@f1rebreather123]

@@troblesomegentleman4438 the belt is scarier honestly

[@realmackle]

I love that dr.phil always picks the most cliche people for a subject, it's like a charicature of a real person

[@cohenlang9611]

That’s a really good way of putting it

[@snakedogman]

Well, it's for TV so of course. But I have no doubt people and families like this exist.

[@bj_cat103]

because it's probably not the real person or the real person who is being told to behave the certain way to get paid. You just won't make someone behave like this on a camera, people like showing off too much for that to happen

[@JoeMama-tx5bq]

Sometimes he chooses actual caricatures. That Batman guy and Dick Masterson were all personas they wore so that they could be on TV.

[@seger602]

It's reality tv

[@VampireBloodlustt]

If I was a mother, I would never hit or yell nor hurt my child in anyway but if my kid acted like this devil incarnate i would go full mortal kombat on it

[@bananashakeis2cool]

Same tbh

[@GWASHINGTON_1776]

this is the "GET OUT OFF MY F***ING ROOM IM PLAYING MINECRAFT" kid

[@Randomusername292]

Makes sense

[@QuackBarrel]

Me when I’m having a bad day and it’s slowly going downhill

[@Shyghost22]

i believe it

[@QuackBarrel]

@@Shyghost22 💀💀💀

[@MoodyDudey]

It’s really a shame that they caved in and ended up taking him out early. That now shows it’s the parents enabling him. They need to let him go

[@smiles9882]

The Ranch allegedly abuses children and considering the general shittiness of "dr." Phil i wouldn't be surprised if it was true; so there mightve been a little more to it than they made it seem

[@KazzleTheDazzle]

I’m iffy about that, due to how abusive a lot of places like that are, makes me wonder a little if there’s more to it. There’s chance that it was fine, and he just didn’t want to stay, but I’m curious as to what happens at the camp

[@Screamingmanta]

I've heard wretched things about Turnabout Ranch. I wouldn't blame them for removing their kid from the program.

[@dakurisu3431]

It could have also been a largely financial decision. My parents took me away from my psychiatrist for my depression mainly because we simply couldn't afford it. Most Americans usually forgo the mental help largely because of money or other external reasons. While the parents were absolutely helping to enable him. I doubt they are okay with things as they stood or continued to stand after word.

[@MoodyDudey]

@@dakurisu3431 Fair point, I just assumed they didn’t have to pay for it.

[@OlympiaUnlimited]

Honestly I'd feel so ashamed as a parent to have to let a TV personality step in and take parental control of my child's life for his ginormous audience

[@mansendwish]

have to?

[@hervor7410]

Agree!! Have two sons who really like to play these games - but the rules were clear from the start: sience I bought this stuff it's all mine. Use it and have fun but if there's any gaming related problems regarding sleep, school and so on: No games. Like I wouldn't let you use the hammer if you hurt anyone w it either

[@inspecta6956]

Dude when he said “He seems like a well developed child” that had me rolling 🤣🤣🤣

[@StayMadNobodycares]

He's a full B atleast

[@ChopsReal]

“Every child deserves a parent, Not every parent deserves a child” ❤

[@bredfarmer14]

It isnt even the parent's fault here, the dad looks like he has a condition to his heart sinve he said he faints when hes stressed and he works basically the whole day while his mom is crippled she cant do anything about it.

[@phancy4072]

the irony of dr phil advertising a game during his episode of a gamer with a problem 😂

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[@recipefordisaster5740]

Games aren't bad. It's when people spend horrendous amounts of hours playing them without actually being part of society.

[@stayhigh66]

Everything is for people, if you can control it and dont let it overcome you, having a kid for these 2 is wayyy too much tho

[@James-oj8jk]

@@recipefordisaster5740 fk i feel personally attacked

[@RyuLongRHOG]

It was an earlier clip from a different session, I think. Pewds just reminisced.

[@Jrseryous]

"The child plays 17 hours a day" Pewds: i get tired after an hour "His mother has to bribe him for a shower" Pewds: He's a gamer

[@ototurmanidze5578]

i get tired after 3 hours

[@volfgang1393]

That’s right he did say those things

[@darthplagueis3488]

@Good For Nutting after an hour of gaming, I usually get up, stretch, and just do other stuff until I feel like gaming again, lol.

[@GEROKII]

@@darthplagueis3488 Same here. Unless i'm playing games like skyrim or witcher

[@xPhoenix_]

@Good For Nutting you are a gamer, that gets tired after 10 mins of playing. True gamer👊

[@blondbum]

That dynamic has been built over years. Mom needs to get safe and dad and son need intense help.

[@MimiUsagichan]

no the mom needs to take responsibility

[@tamrix]

The mom enables it by giving in too

[@rib2593]

​@@tamrix well she did mention that he hits her otherwise do...

[@DemonPK10]

I HAVE THE SAME BED SHEETS AND PILLOWS (they’re very old) Pewdiepie also saying I get tired after an hour is so relatable

[@itspatess2350]

This is actually terrifying. I am 13 years old and i play video games quite a lot, but i do still spend time with my family and at school. Seeing this kid has made me really scared. It made me think if my parents sees me like this and is like this as well. Side note : It's entirely the parents fault and things definitely could have gotten better if the parents didn't take him out of the camp.

[@jamesgorman351]

Ur very smart for ur age

[@opensea6828]

How they gonna take him out if they cant

[@MrXilemo]

Just take a shower everyday bro and go say hi to your parents if they come home and you're Gucci. You're young kids are supposed to play games and hang in voice chat with friends just know the games are always gonna be there so 10-15 minutes hanging with fam is more valuable brother

[@annabanana6965]

You sound like a sweet kid and smart!

[@brianjuice]

i mean just don't smash things, don't try to kill your parents, and go to school, and they'll be pretty happy to be honest

[@jeaninea2475]

I just don't understand why parents fail at parenting their child, then decide to publicly humiliate them to millions on an international level in a way that will permanently stick with him the rest of his life. He needs actual help, an actual therapist.

[@zanmolecules4105]

Dr Phil is the absolute worst place to go for therapy. Imagine going to a therapist, and then people buy tickets to watch it. It’s the exact thing this is

[@SpoiltLittlePrincess]

@@zanmolecules4105 On top of that, Pewds should know better than to mock the parents and deride them for pulling the boy out of camp early. It's been documented that Dr Phil's camps are profit and regularly include abuse of the children trapped there. The kids just go and get traumatised on top of the trauma they already have.

[@siwer6028]

Money ⭐ + getting attention. Humans suck, I agree

[@Flammenhagel]

this needs more likes, but psychotherapy is pseudoscience

[@jeaninea2475]

@@Flammenhagel disagree. There are many different kinds of therapy. Dialectal behavioral therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy are what are most common used by therapists and in treatment. Both of which have strong evidence behind their effectiveness.

[@cairo2684]

There are so many problems with this situation it's actually pissed me off. First, as a parent you shouldn't even let your kid have that much power over you I know the mom is disabled and there are some difficulties regarding that which sucks, but she obviously has problems that aren't related to her disabilities if she let her kid become like that. Also the dad is terrible at disciplining, when your kid isn't listening you shouldn't threaten them and beat them, you can just take their privileges away (video games is a great privilege to take away). Finally, if the situation with disciplining your kid has become too extreme, the last thing you should do is go to Dr. Phil where your child will be ridiculed, just take them to a regular professional or something. Anyways, I hope the parents get their shit together so their child can actually thrive in the future, it sucks to see a situation like this and I feel bad for parents, but much more I feel bad for the child.

[@mrjayda8712]

Yep literally. The father is abusive, the mother is disabled. The kid is probably bullied at school. And I wouldn’t be surprised if he had some kind of mental or cognitive disability as well. It’s very sad seeing people watch this stuff and make fun of the situation. Like how is an abusive household funny or entertaining? Especially with a child involved????

[@sunshine3914]

Dad’s prolly always been raging, & the mom has been overprotective of her child. Dad needed therapy the most.

[@micdoelortiz9188]

This is pretty spot on. It's easy to take the easy route and blame videogames and disrespectful children but there's clearly a deeper issue here. I hope they all get better as someone who has personally gone through something similar in the past.

[@VaasMontenegro12]

Woah woah woah, beating your child is never an option, that's abuse and it will hurt your child physically on the short term and mentally on the long term, it is also illegal and just simply has been proven to not work at all in disciplining your child, if anything it makes things worse, so there is no reason to ever do it. Grounding them or taking away privileges is completely fine, but physical or mental abuse is never an option

[@brandnew3225]

@@VaasMontenegro12 completely wrong. Black kids don't disrespect their parents and they grow up with that. White kids are the ones that do all this shit, white suburban brats. The smack is what is sorely lacking in the young generational collective psyche

[@Godric_71]

The drywall section at Home Depot would say empty if this were my kid.

[@birdmoney]

They failed him as parents. He's like a real-life Eric Cartman

[@GloriousMushroom]

Eric Cartman atleast still goes outside and goes too school.

[@Michael97Moore]

​@@GloriousMushroom and has "friends"

[@ninjastorm540]

Lets be real, the mom is a huge enabler and loves being one. Regardless of how people feel about spanking their kids, the father at least tried something but was immediately blocked by the mom recording them. And based on them (but i think mainly her) pulling their kid out of the camp, im positive she enjoys enabling him for the most part. Shes clearly one of those clingly parents that usually raise mamas boys where she has to be the priority in their life. Im sure if the kid just took a bath at least, she would be happy with whatever else hes doing.

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[@TheSwedishHistorian]

@@richard.robertson no she cares about her son but she is a bad parent that cant put limits

[@about84cats86]

11:05 almost had me spit out my coffee

[@vibaj16]

It's actually quite a good thing they pulled him out of the camp. Those places are often the definition of child abuse

[@fedarch]

I think you were in the right direction with "the kid isn't happy either". At no point did Phil or the parents even consider the fact the kid had issues from the beginning which made school bad for him. Video games are FAR more often than not an outlet for another issue that is completely ignored. I imagine this kid's primary issues to begin with were: absent Father spending 2hrs a day at home and very obviously faking passing out when he has to deal with conflict, kid probably being bullied at school and thus dropping out, and a disabled Mother who also has absolutely no conflict resolution skills. I'd assume his entire life was geared towards this outcome.

[@mrjayda8712]

Plus his dad is abusive. Not sure if it says it in this clip but he lashes out verbally and beats him….

[@baddie1dk]

@@mrjayda8712 somtimes you need to give an ass whooping especially with ungrateful and spoiled kids. Tbh, I would have dumped this kid at a placement facility long time ago until he was begging to come home and make some serious changes

[@polyrhythmnix9723]

yup, this is it

[@Gnomereginam]

The father makes me so annoyed, he straight up blacks out from anger and clearly has never actually considered for even a moment that he might wanna try to do something about that. What an idiot. Just figuring out what's going on with his brain could help so much because it's clearly genetic. My bet's on autism. And I'm not ableist, I'm autistic myself and just because I'm different doesn't give me an excuse to not work on my issues. I've never hit a person, no matter how intense my emotions are it's my job to understand and control them.

[@enenenergp]

Just want to point out that the dad is not necessarily faking, there are a couple of medical conditions that can cause this type of behaviour. First one that came to my mind immediately is cataplexy, it’s when your muscles just give out, and it genuinely usually happens when you have a strong emotional reaction! It’s associated with narcolepsy, which makes you lose any rythm and control to your wake/sleep cycles. The second one could be catatonia, which can present as immobility/deactivation where the person just gets stuck in a position and can’t won’t move or react OR excessive/uncontrolled mobility/movements and activation. Catatonia is related to different psychiatric disorders, like schizophrenia, bipolar, even depression etc.

[@beegchunguz7425]

Those parents do it to themselves they spoiled and babied that kid and combined with her disability and the dad's work home stress levels is almost impossible to expect any different from him.

[@Evelyn_Okay]

Love how "Dr." Phil never suggests a person can have a treatable mental disorder like borderline or bipolar. His cure is always "stop it."

[@sunshine3914]

Dad’s the one with the mental issues. The kid is responding as kids do… getting lost in another world.

[@joxysurge9631]

Thing is , any psychiatrist wouldnt recommend making a diagnosis that young

[@disgruntledtoad2585]

while this kid is absolutely mentally ill, he’s also too young to be diagnosed with personality disorders

[@snowleopard9907]

@Joxy Surge yes but lot of kids are still treated when they are out of control becuase it's not normal and they need help. Just cuase a kid not an adult doesn't mean they can't be treated with depression in fact alot of depression in teen is irritability and aggression

[@haleylogsdon8791]

This kid does not go to school or socialize I’m pretty sure doctors don’t just want to jump to diagnosing people and throwing pills at them when certain behavioral issues can be changed through a changed lifestyle

[@junobug21]

The dad is showing classic signs of dissociation caused by rage. This is something I relate to as I experience dissociation due to extreme emotions frequently. It is often a response to trauma, mental illness or both. It’s no wonder his child acts out because this kind of dissociation heavily affects those around you.

[@janaloff]

I also suffer from an anxiety-induced dissociative disorder, so i also kinda get that...

[@Bacon__SteezBurger]

If he “forgets to take a shower” I would “forget to pay the WiFi bill”.

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[@barebay277]

Absolute W

[@constellar6330]

problem partially solved, gg

[@lazdoz9561]

Not entirely

[@lazdoz9561]

@@constellar6330 if he wanted to he could go on a rampage and destroy a lot of things

[@LordLandon]

This makes me feel like a great parents myself, Compared to these parents I'm doing a damn good myself. What a good uplifting video for young parents who might not think they are doing a great job.

[@jadexx1]

Lmfao love it

[@noahboady]

I felt so bad for this kid while watching this just imagine if he cleans his act up and then he has to deal with the embarrassment of when he was a 14 year old

[@rachelcookie321]

His parents should of taken him to a proper psychiatric for real help long ago instead of humiliating him on tv.

[@connorwilson1528]

but if he does clean up his act, and shows it, he’ll have all the more respect from people who saw him as a 14 year old.

[@sonatine3266]

It's fake...

[@yhorm685]

@@sonatine3266 you’d be surprise homie, people like this exist

[@shokuyosea653]

@@sonatine3266 it's not tho

[@saladbar2502]

If I ever treated my parents like this I probably wouldn't have grown up with a full set of teeth

[@burst_ch.]

that sounds like a way healthier environment honestly

[@chopper8946]

No I just probably wouldn't have grown up💀

[@valoriusxz8457]

I would of grown a coffin and 6 feet deep into the ground.

[@Im0rtui]

Man yall would exist?!!!???????!!? I would just CEASE-

[@OpRidder4920]

If that was my kid he’d probably not be able to walk or talk, I’d put his little ass in place real quick

[@CallMeGary2.0]

This kids definitely learned a lot of his verbal behavior towards his mom from how his dad treats her. The way he talked to her allowed this kid to see her as the punching bag too. Ofc he’s in control of his own actions and should be held accountable but a child doesn’t become like this unless they are seeing it plus being spoiled. They do not say no to him.

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[@blue-nj1jh]

Exactly

[@ascendedbox612]

How is everybody assuming the family’s life story

[@v0rt3xchannel26]

In Bulgaria we have a saying ''Your children are your own mirrors''

[@HassanAhmed-rf9xr]

@@ascendedbox612 because people make assumptions from a vid about their whole life. But really they know little or bearly anything.

[@ironhell813]

Everyone that ever wanted to destroy “Dr Phil”: you’re not a real doctor.

[@CherubGG]

I wonder if his parents considered taking him to therapy before embarrassing him on television lmao

[@seal7014]

They can’t even get him to take a shower or go to school! How would they go about getting him to therapy???

[@union6027]

@@seal7014 and how they get him to tv bruh

[@ServantOfTheSouth]

@@union6027 lol man doesn’t know how to answer that one

[@CosmicTarantula115]

@@union6027 i bet he was told “We will get rich if you do we will split it”

[@azxukka7299]

Fatherless people need therapy for stuff like this. I blame the father for not raising him right

[@yoshimitsu8643]

I just love how the parent has a solution to every problem the kids makes But just choose to be lazy and make excuses And get the blame as far away from them as possible

[@Takato2527]

Jeez, I wonder why their kids are horrible, amirite?

[@danieldavidson5447]

You know the parents are bad when they go to Dr. Phil for help... 💀

[@SaberBlox-k1y]

Everyone’s gangsta until Dr Phil shows up

[@WolfQueenLydia]

Side note, that dad really needs help. He definitely has a medical condition of he blacks out from stress or rage.

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[@spencerson7516]

In my honest opinion I don't think it's a really a medical condition. I think it's more like his brain typically shuts down (like mine does) when you hold back immediate rage for too long. I'm sure if that kid was 20 something they would fight. I think he just gives out after holding back too long.

[@terrancebrandon3022]

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[@adamsuder1999]

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[@TheBadasssnoopy]

This one is honestly really sad... I think it's clear that this is not like the other kids on Doctor Phil who clearly go on it to become famous online, the kid needs actual help and to be taken away from his parents because they are both dealing with their own issues and can't actually give him a proper home to live in...

[@sunshine3914]

He should have sent the dad away for some intense therapy. He’s the reason the kid’s seeking out a life through gaming.

[@jessn.3851]

He definitely has some undiagnosed issues. Maybe autism? That requires therapy, not sending him away!

[@Yoshi278]

@@sunshine3914 Both the parents are awful lmao, can't just dump it all on the dad.

[@turbofart101]

not to mention but apparently outdoor wilderness camp is VERY traumatizing and the kids going to have a similar story as Bahad Baby when he comes out. Like meds up the kid for life just so the parents can get a breather from the thing they choose to have. Ok.

[@nyct0phile]

@@turbofart101 thank you so much for saying this. wilderness therapy is so abusive and im really uset to see hardly anyone talking about it in the comments. he needed a detox, but not that kind. now hes likely going to be resistant to any other kind of help

[@zonefreakman]

This one hits hard home for me. My brother has been stuck in his room for almost 10 years playing video games and he is 30 now. People wonder how parents allow their children to get to this state, and I still wonder about that myself. My mom doesn't even acknowledge that there is a problem at all, and my dad is too afraid to do anything about. My mom just enables my brothers behavior by buying him video games and letting him stay in the house all the time. It's so hard to wrap my head around it, and I'm just grateful that I didn't turn out like my brother. Video games are a fun way to pass time, but Jesus Christ where is your sense of responsibility, or remorse for being dependent on your parents like this? When I got my first job I felt very satisfied when I could by my own games and other things knowing that I worked for it. Pride in yourself is earned by building yourself up and being responsible, not by tearing others down.

[@JustABoy98]

You said it 💯

[@aradamichaels927]

Have you ever just tried to talk to your brother? He might actually be depressed. There's nothing wrong with video games but it's usually used as an escape from reality. I know I would lock myself up all the time during high school and a couple years after but I had been depressed. Has anyone ever tried talking to your brother and why he shuts himself in his room? And he might not just be playing video games. If he plays on the computer, there are a lot of things, like MMOs that he could be playing to just socialize with other people that he can't seem to get in his 'real life'.

[@kobi2024]

As the comment above me said, usually games are not the issue but mental health is, a 30 years old man isn't staying at home playing video games without building his own life unless he's ill and does not think about living / progressing his life because it's pointless / they are worthless in their opinion. I have a friend who's not too far off from it and he has MDD, he plays games to pass the time but they are not his reason for staying at home and not doing anything.

[@homebass3426]

People who have never experienced depression have a hard time understanding how absolutely debilitating it can be. I once was so depressed I had thought about ending myself, I didn't have a solid plan but it was something I thought about from time to time. I was in college at the time and I would skip classes constantly and just do the bare minimum on homework, papers and what not until I stopped even doing that. I owe a ton of money because my depression had gotten so bad that I planned on ending myself. What did I do instead of going to class? I would watch tv, movies and play video games constantly. It was an escape. If I played video games or watched tv, I didn't have to think about how depressed I was, how shitty my life had become and how I was destroying my future by not going to classes. I also have chronic pain which contributed to my depression big time. TLDR: depression is so soul crushing that doing anything, even a trip to the supermarket down the street, can seem so difficult that it might as well be in another state, or country. Video games are a way to escape from your soul crushing depression. The dude needs therapy and possibly meds (meds aren't for everyone but they saved my life)

[@kj.4977]

@@homebass3426 I can relate. Glad to hear you’re still around :)

[@StrikeBuster-b2b]

If i screamed at my parents, that would of been my last mistake.

[@TheYiong]

Love it the classic "my kid is strange" and you need less then 1 minute to see that the parents are the main problem

[@someguywithnochallenger8178]

This is a prime example that is good to have a bit of discipline and tough love to your child

[@TeagueisTrash]

It’s sad how he passes out like that, the blood pressure from his rage making him unconscious

[@Way2Woke420]

I would just like to say I’m glad Felix is happy in Japan. Seeing him happy making blogs doing what he wants to do makes me happy aswell.

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[@KingofFray]

Why did he move to Japan in the first place?

[@Pause4pot]

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[@Cluelessread]

@@KingofFray He explained that he moved to Japan because he wanted to move somewhere, where he and marzia don’t speak that language because he didn’t want marzia or himself to just learn one language for the other, so that’s why they moved to Japan.

[@irenesarahchia9836]

17 hours, dropping out of school, not showering, breaking his mom’s nose! This boy needs to be sent to the boy’s home!

[@gott2641]

But he is at his home...

[@bluenomadbruh]

@@gott2641 u don't know what a youth home is, do you?

[@KhaosInductionCreator]

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[@datnguyen21040]

Or Gulag

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[@brandyc9645]

The fact that they don't see he's getting this behavior from his father is crazy. Kids usually aren't just naturally angry like that. Edit: I'm sorry to have pissed people off but y'all are just ignorant if you think learned behaviors are not a real thing. Just do some research on it. Yes children can have anger naturally but you can't ignore the correlation between his behavior and his father's in this case. This kid is clearly miserable and had a terrible home life which has led him to use the games as an escape.

[@nidhishshivashankar4885]

💯

[@Michael-mn4ef]

learned to be utterly pathetic and useless from his mother and learned to be uncontrollably angry from his father, great combo

[@Scythe.7]

Possible but I doubt he is getting it from the father, and idk where you get your facts from but many kids are naturally angry like that.

[@stayhigh66]

have you ever had contact with kids like this? or you speak from seeing your cousins or siblings? if yes then you shouldn't speak on it

[@BenderBendingRodriguezOFFICIAL]

You're insane if you think he's getting it from the father whose there literally 2 hours a day. It is the mothers doing, I've known children like this including my own brother. She caves and gives him quite literally everything he wants. I would bet my HOUSE that she made the decision to pull mommies little boy from the camp.

[@dannys6957]

This is the first Pewds video I've watched in probably 2 years.... I've missed this guy. I'm so... proud(?) of how he's grown, what he's accomplished, & who he surrounds himself with. Felix is the apodeme of "good guy." Thanks for staying true, dude.

[@JohnSmith-zs1bf]

these kids dont get this way on their own. any time i see a parent complaining about their out of control child, i just look at the parent because they're the ones who created that monster.

[@thelostmessenger]

Badly given discipline probably

[@Hornzer]

For the same reason I despise how dr. phil talks to this kid because as a trained professional he knows these things but doing his job awfully makes for better TV.

[@spectacle2]

Theyre the Frankenstein that created the monster

[@Dooshanche]

nah, part of it is jeaaans

[@Sakumo23]

Compare between Muslim kids and westeren Kids Lets be Real Big diffrence

[@oourdumb]

The father in this case has definitely passed on his anger issues to the kid. "Just don't give him games lmao" isn't a solution, at this point anyone who thinks it is probably isn't very good at thinking. The truth is this kid has learned behaviors and is displaying them, whether it's video games or something else they will continue behaving this way. The problem is rooted way deeper than an addiction to video games, that is the symptom.

[@honzapetrek2661]

Well written.

[@jsgv7935]

As Honza Petrek said; well written.

[@biggiganticbones]

I think you're right, that if he comes back to school, and a small classmate has something he wants, I think he would yell and threaten them. Can fight strongarm tactics with punishments to force a behavior onto them, but all they'd learn is that strongarm tactics is OK so long as mom and dad aren't here.

[@1BuFo]

You guys are idiots. Take his console away, force him to school, let him get bullied by bigger, stronger kids and watch him lose the attitude real quick. If the father was worth his salt, he wouldn't even need to send him to school to achieve that.

[@MyDuckSaysFucc]

The addiction is how he copes with his inability to cope with his emotions.

[@nonamthefool9403]

I was 12 when I first started watching pewdiepie back in the amnesia days and pewds does everything and Fridays with pewdiepie- I’m 21 now turning 22 in a couple of months 😭 this man is my childhood and honestly speaking the highlights/best parts of it too it’s crazy to think about how much time has passed. And I’m glad through everything he’s still here. it’s got me all emotional thinking about it to all the bros who’ve been here from that point and earlier and all the 9-year-olds and 19-year-olds who’ve joined us ✨👊✨

[@ImTheGibby]

Same, I started around 13-14 but I turn 23 in 2 months

[@nonamthefool9403]

@@ImTheGibby it's insanely cool how many of us started watching him around the same age lol

[@rnldyr8509]

same 22 but i didn;t even know internet exist when i was 12.

[@serene4961]

Same watched him since the start and now I’m 25

[@serene4961]

@@rnldyr8509 well that’s good u were playing outside

[@hattag3399]

Even the parents can’t handle this kid I wish that therapist best of luck with this kid

[@watchdoge6464]

That's just another case of "You reap what you sow." Also, dad needs to go see a doctor before he just dies or something. Unless he's faking it. In that case, he still needs to see a doctor for it

[@criscat1750]

That dude gets so angry and stressed, he has a mental breakdown and just shuts down lmao

[@daggercatz7297]

The easiest way to tell that a parent is bad is that they go to Dr.Phil lmao

[@benjammingd]

100th liker

[@thegeezers6219]

the first ever PewDiePie video that im watching

[@xxhalogirl1027xx]

I love that he can post about anything at all and he’s still entertaining. He’s reached THAT point in his career. He doesn’t know me or probably even care but I’m so proud of how far he’s come. He seems happy

[@BeastyMan]

Just read my name 😂 😂

[@0xAAA]

I love jews (jk xd)

[@mmmlol-bb1be]

"Don't read my name" "just read my name" "the duality of man"

[@speedysquibbles]

he's reached enlightened state

[@tristanjansen1876]

To be honest. He didnt reach THAT point. The dr. Phill videos are just good and fun to watch

[@rando4562]

I love how their solution is basically telling their son to touch grass

[@hidd3nweeb]

Tldr: parents trying to tell their kid to touch grass.

[@dezking123]

Lmao

[@flavourlessramen7958]

HAHAHAH

[@angelc286]

I’m getting delayed vibes from this kid, but the parents fall over at any resistance from him and it allowed their son to become an entitled monster. He learned he could get away with whatever he wanted. They allowed this. 😢

[@boxmonkeywebsites7555]

Exactly what I was saying I have autism and can sense it a mile off

[@jonniefast]

no consequence breeds no conscience

[@jonniefast]

worked with autistic kids/adults for nearly a decade - kid is socially estranged due to negative behavior reinforcement via parents

[@jonniefast]

not autistic lol can speak, can express emotions, can work his parents for money, etc

[@MultiHeheboy]

Special school and special care starting with word "No" would have prevented this. Now he is just human waste gonna go trough though phase when he's adult. Or live with the parents until old age.

[@Generalhalfjaw770]

Your Circadian rhythm is essentially sleeping when the sun goes down and being awake while the sun is up

[@Morthral]

It's sad that the parents are the real issue and this was overlooked. It's clear the kid is using video games as an escape which turned into an addiction. The father especially needs therapy but both need to learn how to parent the kid without violence and bullying.

[@tomburgundy7200]

Option 1- play video games Option 2- become a slave (worker) for the rich Option 3- Homeless, eat out of trash cans Option 4- Suicide

[@Morthral]

@@tomburgundy7200 this is a cringe take. Do you need papa Phil? Lol

[@zenodagraph]

Isn't the dad working like 24/7? I don't agree with the dads actions but i can see why he's tired

[@Morthral]

@@zenodagraph being tired or working 24/7 isn't a reason or excuse for beating your child and verbally abusing your wife... And let's be honest that's what they let us see.

[@revengeoftheshreks1860]

If my son ever threatens to kill his mother and is as disrespectful as this kid, he’s catching these hands. But my kid would never be like this because I would actually parent lol

[@PreservedPlumb]

Im actually very skeptical of those youth programs, most of them are actually abusive. Some children actually did die from these facilities. That kid definitely needs help, but most of these programs similar to what the boy was sent to is terrible.

[@SoupForKevin]

I was at WinGate in 2015 and can tell you he almost definitely would’ve beaten him and tortured him physically and/or mentally. I made some comments abt my experience there in the replies on someone else’s comment if u wanna know what kinda shit goes on there Edit: the replies were under @Ali Chehab ‘s comment

[@tigerlikeswaffles7997]

Definitely, sending him there was more neglectful and doesn’t teach the parents anything about dealing with him

[@SoupForKevin]

@@tigerlikeswaffles7997 neglectful is an understatement. A lot of these places (including WinGate) are essentially work camps where they’ll void you of basic necessities like food or water for making the slightest mistake, they’ll make you sit in rains for hours at a time for talking at all. first few days when I was there they wouldn’t let anyone speak at all and they separated people and if u spoke at all they’d take away “special privilege” which just basic necessities. One day we had to a group hike and someone fell off the path into some into a tree and hit her head so hard she went temporarily deaf and had a concussion and they just didn’t even care. They read your letters to parents to make sure u don’t try telling them what’s going on in the camp and if you did they’d beat you and make you sit outside for a few hours (no matter the weather). They manipulated you into thinking that it’s all your fault they’d do those things. That’s just from my experience, I dont know how bad it is In other TTI facilities but it’s generally horrible in the vast majority of them

[@key3499]

The way he was pulled is good to some degree. I see lots of books and stories about the abuse at these places and how children are restricted simple communication with anyone outside the camps. Even though he does needs something to happen I also agree that these places aren’t the answer most the time.

[@PreservedPlumb]

@@SoupForKevin I'm really sorry you had that experience, that sounds awful

[@psychicmouse1051]

“Every child deserves a parent, but not every parent deserves a child” sums this up pretty well. If you can’t say no your kid, maybe you shouldn’t have a kid in the first place.

[@FriendlySpider-Man]

Agreed

[@cosmo9916]

Every child deserves a parent? Wrong as hell So this child also deserves a parent after doing all this? I would get scared as fuck if I accidentally broke something that costs 1$.

[@CodyCLI]

@@cosmo9916 If you bring a kid into this world, you better damn well raise them. You chose to have a child. I really hate conservatives, honestly.

[@lyla-v6s]

The "not me.. strong." was the most Scandinavian shit i have ever heard pewds say.

[@McGoogger]

i think this kid actually does feel bad for disrepecting his parents i think hes just really depressed and games all day to avoid his real life, then takes out all his anger and anxiety on his parents. i feel bad for everyone involved i hope he gets real help

[@ferdtheterd3897]

Youre exactly right, but the parents will never admit it

[@blaah9999]

This looks also like he might be on the spectrum of some sort.

[@orang1921]

He clearly doesn’t feel bad about it

[@TheyAreNotAllDrones]

I've never wondered once "why the hell do so many people watch this idiot" like I do with most other big youtubers. Dude is still genuine and likeable even wiith all the money he's made, never change bro.

[@unknown1360]

Because he already had a good financial background, people who are not rich n get suddenly rich are the one's who changes

[@shaggyhuh8596]

Wow you’re so quirky you don’t like big KZbinrs

[@lolololololololololololilooo]

@@shaggyhuh8596 most KZbinrs who get big now get big by either being overly active in videos because the attention span of their child viewers is tiny, or constantly flex, so no hating big KZbinrs nowadays isn't something quirky it's rather normal

[@shaggyhuh8596]

@@lolololololololololololilooo not all big KZbinrs are gaming let’s players targeted towards children tho…

[@IzayaTijisPrincess]

@@shaggyhuh8596 who even is big rn? Just watching moist and he ofc has a bit of a older audience

[@ReSuDa]

Technically speaking, this is all the parents fault for raising their kid to be like that. Bashing him on national television isn't going to fix that Edit: for the people pointing out that the mother is in a wheelchair and the father has seizures, i am aware. All im saying is that dr. Phil is basically abusing a broken family

[@thatundeadlegacy2985]

I disagree, shame is a huge incentive, i changed as a kid because i was ashamed and hurt my family.

[@KetiGalaxy]

@@thatundeadlegacy2985 Happy psychological trauma day!!

[@redacted2275]

Technically speaking, the father has seizures and work 24/7 and the mother is on a wheelchair. Beating his disabled mother led the kid into national TV.

[@Branish636]

Hi resuda

[@ReSuDa]

@@Branish636 hello