Family Vlogs Weird Me Out

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[@totallynotaturtle._.5285]

Imagine most of your interactions w your parents are exaggerated and fake bc they’re busy trying to impress the internet. I feel bad for these kids

[@scoott8605]

Im just imagining the kids growing up and vlogging the parents in their nursing home “YOOOO dads going into cardiac arrest” “nononononono don’t die ahaha”

[@spa-peggymeatballs4861]

I’m terrified to see what psychological issues this leads to for these kids’ generations.

[@Potato-77]

Who's here when Cody's officially become a dad?

[@MollyBurkeOfficial]

I feel like all these children will try to get emancipated when they're 16 and it will come out that their parents took/spent all the money they made off the children... it's the new wave of sad child stars that become damaged, lonely, and broke, by no fault of their own, people they worked hard for nothing.

[@DoljinsurenZ]

god I can't imagine my awkward and embarrassing childhood moments being broadcasted to my classmates, teachers, and potentially weirdos

[@zohamaqbool5526]

Ace family just split up so............

[@DoljinsurenZ]

I feel like in a few years when these children grow up they'll come out exposing what the constant vlogging and online attention did do their mental health and self worth, which I gotta say must be pretty damaged

[@mandycat2345]

“Hey babe views are kinda down, let’s have another kid”

[@owatson7648]

They can’t take their eyes off the camera even when they’re supposedly having a conversation with their kid. It’s creepy

[@Infamousgiraffe]

I can’t tell any of these families apart. They’re just copy pasted replicas of the exact same family.

[@Abigsnails]

What sucks the most is that these are genuine moments in those kids' lives and they are just artificial moments to the parents.

[@TealAstronaut]

Imagine being a kid and all your friends and classmates can watch your home life ○_○

[@ekdud2772]

the whole act of fun wholesome family shenanigans while they’re all just staring straight into the camera the whole time is so fucking creepy to me. I always get the feeling that once the cameras are off they barely speak to each other.

[@zackkarma7760]

I actually feel bad for those kids. This is some trueman show shit

[@emmahos2241]

I think the darkest thing about family vlogs is that I used to watch them as a kid because my own family was so dysfunctional and I found comfort in seeing a "happy family"

[@sofs8]

The fact that this isn’t considered child abuse still shocks me.... they are literally using their kids for monetary gain, how sick, I could and would NEVER. I feel so bad for these kids (money isn’t everything).

[@tatum7107]

Child actors and Disney stars grow up having identity crisis and trauma. BUT they are acting and it’s staged. Imagine having your parents as your manager and not feeling safe in your own home. Not knowing if your parents will wake you up with a prank and cameras in your face.

[@Cosmic_Cowgirl]

Kids model their parents, I think that’s why the son appears to be a “natural.” He’s mimicking the exaggerated and played up behavior of his parents.

[@natureishome1314]

"I looked more into the camera lense than into my dad's eyes" will probably be a thing