Fishing With DAD Be Like

Fishing With DAD Be Like is an animation about a young boy who goes on a fishing trip with his father. A small adventure leads them to a fishing shop where Dad learns that this problem affects more than only his family. The contrast between the two fathers' approach to their children and their lack of understanding affects both of them. Wojak's story unfolds...
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[@MillenniaThinker]

Again....Ask me anything. Oh... please like this comment, because I unpinned the previous one and some people write that it got lost ( I see the previous ones on my channel ). I don't know how youtube make that a comment with 650 likes is ranked lower just because it was edited. Maybe if this comment gets a lot of likes, I'll be able to pin the previous one and this one will stay at the top.

[@Sparks2490]

How's your day going?

[@TheBashfullBloom]

Is animations about your memories or do you make them from ur head?

[@protalukoriginal4560]

What do you think of "society" nowadays, and do you think "society" is an american (or "western") subject?

[@MillenniaThinker]

@@Sparks2490 Q: How's your day going? A: Same as yesterday, cool.

[@MillenniaThinker]

@@TheBashfullBloom Q: Is animations about your memories or do you make them from ur head? A: Yes and yes.

[@helmoldfunesti5391]

Bro this dad is 10/10. He clearly struggles to understand his son but does his best to remain calm and involve him. The son is good too for listening and atleast trying. I think if anyone manages to do those things, you've got a solid father son relationship

[@someguyonyoutube1]

wait thats a boy? edit:i didnt watch the video

[@D.A.R.89]

​@@someguyonyoutube1 bruh did you watch the video

[@steamedstew2495]

@@someguyonyoutube1 yeah, the dad was talking about sons at the start and on the fishing boat the dad talks about him being a man

[@venomsn4kee]

@@someguyonyoutube1So far, I think this character is evolving. But it doesn’t matter, the point is the dad is trying to be the best he can for his child, trying to understand the child but teach him or her what makes good character and discipline. He just simply cares and doesn’t want his child to go into the world without skills or confidence, or to see him get hurt. It’s about what makes a good man, even if the son doesn’t grow into a “man”.

[@czar6203]

Low key reminds me of my dad.

[@dericmederos1514]

For those confused; the son is a male teen (he just looks feminine) hence why the typical masculine dad is trying to be a good father and teach him typical manly things while also not putting him down. They are both trying to have a good relationship.

[@TheFox7-c1v]

That got me jumping like

[@rajns8643]

Yo, idts he's a teen. I mean his gf suggested living together.... At least, where i live these things don't happen that quickly

[@kalmmonke5037]

@@rajns8643 i think his kid was supposed to be a teen but the animator made it look like he didnt even hit puberty yet lol

[@YouShouldYourselfNow]

His hair looks like a bunch of dead black cats stapled onto his head

[@Monteya]

@@rajns8643if thats your csse then yoi were lucky kids werent having babys at 14 at your time. That was a half common occurrence per year

[@Fast_and_Ferbious]

I like how the son is hesitant, but is willing to accept what his dad wants him to do, simply because he’s his dad and he wants to spend time with him. At least, that’s the vibe I’m getting

[@masterexploder9668]

It's also new for dad and for all these people in the queue. They want to be better fathers, so they decide that fishing as a stereotypical "manly" activity is a great idea and sons follow along, because they crave approvals of their fathers. At the end both were still kind of "meh" about fishing, but they enjoyed it anyway as an activity to spend time together, so it still turned out ok.

[@1mol831]

The son looks like a daughter still though.

[@lancecook7225]

​@@1mol831nothing wrong with that. Be who you want to be.

[@qwerty975]

​@@1mol831I think he will grow and change. Until that he is still a kid and nothing wrong with looking like a girl

[@fatejoestar3068]

@@Buulee and the son attempting to try even if its hard for him

[@AoKajii]

People don't realise how a "You can do it" coming from someone you love and respect can save your life

[@gelmibson883]

Wut? Are u 9?

[@zaidenskorpse]

​@@gelmibson883wdym

[@great_alpaca]

@@gelmibson883 Says the one who still says "wut" and "u"

[@zaidenskorpse]

@@great_alpaca what's wrong with "u" ?

[@Drank_all_muh-pepsi]

@@great_alpaca eubonics

[@GallowayJesse]

My dad died unexpectedly around this time of year 7 years ago. He was eating at the restaurant I was named after where he & my mom had their first date. Sudden cardiac arrest. Once in a while I still have dreams about him taking me out on a boat, teaching me to fish & showing me how to catch lobsters in a net. Thanks for being my dad, Dad.

[@inkchariot6147]

Keep him in your heart, and he isn't truly dead.

[@armyant9163]

That's a beautiful death. One could only hope for something as poetic as that. Glad you have fond memories with him!

[@Fran_B.]

Good for you .... Treasure those memories, and keep the spirit of your Father **alive** ... ❤ ❤ ❤

[@cristiancaviglia6996]

I cried , thinking about your and my dad , i dont know why, fortunally my dad Is still alive, im so Sorry for your dad (Sorry for my bad english)

[@apepchoko]

Respeto total para ti dude🫡 thats whats really mean yo keep somebody memories alive 🙏

[@MillenniaThinker]

*!!!!!!!!!!! Like this comment so it will be at the top !!!!!!!!!!!* Ask me anything. Edit: I guess 500 replies is max and I can't post more. Of course, questions that still allow me to continue.

[@haterjsjsja]

Why your animations are like ur life, u take it so personal

[@Captain_J18]

Why are all of the lesbians better than straight girls in looks 😭

[@dgafbgdfbhfhagf9081]

how are you doing?

[@MarcoDXsc]

how old are you?

[@gyroscoper]

idk i just have the oportunitty to be one of the first one so imma comment this and then edit maybe

[@dkkanofkash8798]

There is nothing I am afraid of more than having kids. Not because of the work I have to put into raising them, but because I am afraid of what they might become.

[@gfullcrayon562]

More femboys is always good

[@TurtleChad1]

​@@gfullcrayon562Until they get old and become obsolete

[@Labyrinth6000]

Plus, there’s no guarantee that when they grow up they’ll even care about you even if you try your best to raise them.

[@gfullcrayon562]

@@TurtleChad1 i guess then we can send them to the mines or something

[@metallicarchaea1820]

I guess letting fear rule your life is going well after all.

[@SLXD]

I love this series, it shows very well modern parent-child interactions, the dad tries to do his best to connect with his son, and the son appreciate his dad efforts, they are two different generations with different perspectives about life, but despite that they can have a good talk. Congratulations for your work, keep on that.

[@jimjohnson394]

This series reminds me of my 12 year old son. He is a decent kid, absolutely hates going out camping or hiking. The other kids are into it, but he will refuse if at all possible. He has a problem with his brothers and sisters excelling in everything and he feels inadequate when he compares himself to them so he just quits. A few months ago, we enrolled him into a swim team and he seems to enjoy that. Although more expensive than the other sports his siblings have taken, it is unique for him and he is quickly becoming the best swimmer in our family. Hopefully, it will become something that will build his confidence.

[@fatejoestar3068]

@@jimjohnson394 man your a great parent grow with the path you choose to help your son even if things is hard you still tried like the expenses

[@bj_cat103]

father of that 35yo guy is exactly the reason why he is like that. Years of abuse traumatized him to the point of debilitating mental illness

[@mrnobodytheuser2950]

Lets not leave out the education system

[@bj_cat103]

@@mrnobodytheuser2950 pretty much everyone goes throught that system. Even though it's flawed, it's not the reason since not all the people are like that

[@mrnobodytheuser2950]

@@bj_cat103 Flawed is putting it mildly, easily the worst years of my life and specifically due to the so called education system, and don't underestimate the amount of people "like that" some are just better at hiding it.

[@gr1mre4per]

@@mrnobodytheuser2950xactly. The school system is fucked up and my parents say the same. Things changed and school fucked up my life and others lives too

[@SealandIsBestCountry]

@@mrnobodytheuser2950 Just because of the education system being trashy isn't enough to make people that insane

[@jordhan]

I think the Dad series is the best by far. I was strange to my parents, new generation is strange to me, it's a cycle. The son could have a lot of problem with this personality, but the parents presence and support make him go forward even not being the 'ideal man', but turning into a good human.

[@brownshoeblues2014]

Or you know, Atrazine in the water supply is feminizing a whole generation of boys, one or the other.

[@FlapJackAnalog]

I agree

[@nashfxlling]

The father that everyone should aspire to be

[@g4merboie789]

Yes. A good man, a good person, is someone who makes the people around them better. And anyone can be that anywhere.

[@JeromeProductions]

agreed

[@hellprisoner9060]

watching that old friend group like this was really a cliffhanger to me , those who has watched old videos will understand

[@conederaclement1368]

Im curious... What you mean by that ?

[@hellprisoner9060]

​​@@conederaclement1368in the last of the video the guys that were sitting in that car , they are characters from his old videos , first he was making videos on these characters

[@tvbuu]

yesss i saw that and was like oh shittt. Hopefully that part gets continued@@hellprisoner9060

[@ArbysParkingLotBrawlLegend47]

@@hellprisoner9060 someone needa put these videos in order

[@almond-lol]

​@@hellprisoner9060is that the same van from when the group was attacked?

[@valentinbalbinot5054]

I've been a bad son to my dad. My father isn't very talkative but he's always tried to make a man out of me. I was too rebelious at that time and I isolated myself from my family. I did everyting myself and learned many lessons, but now with all my experience, living abroad, working since I was 18, paid my own studies, I've matured a lot and I really regret I didn't involve my dad more into my life. Now he's 64, we still have time but I can't help but feel ashamed of my young stupid self, being too egotistic and thinking I knew better than he did while I was just a young imbecile.

[@waleedalarmanazi159]

The ultimate thing dads want is to see you prosper and mature as a good human so if he sees that in you he will ultimately be happy

[@TapDat52K]

Don't beat yourself up. The important part is you realized it, and are trying to make amends the best you can.

[@gigachad3925]

I’m glad you’ve come to this realization. Please make the most of your relationship from here on out. I’m sure both of you will greatly appreciate it. I’m currently 18 and my dad is 75, so you don’t know how lucky you have it to have the time left with him that you do.

[@cyber_robot889]

Dude, if is it true, just try to spend with him more time as you have and left. Nobody knows what will be tomorrow. And yeah, I think you and your Dad somehow basically have in the end the same goal. And you both achieve it. You become the Real independent, grown person, who can support himself and has achieved his basic goals. Sounds like something real men do. Maybe you are not so good at fishing or do manly-man stuff like fixing car or plumbing, but you did really well and that should do any grown Man - self-sustainability. Big respect to you, and your Dad.

[@cyber_robot889]

And maybe talk with him about that, believe it can help make it much easier.

[@ComposedSage75]

The son and his dad series is so great. It’s so rare these days for a father and son to have time to spend with one another especially with how technology and awful influences can have a hold on them. A father is such a great being to have in a kid’s life to teach and guide them to make better decisions. It’s shown here how both the son and dad in this help enrich each other’s lives and learn from each other. Great video dude.

[@gelmibson883]

It's fikin lame and draggin....

[@ComposedSage75]

@@gelmibson883 to each their own

[@SnailMan63]

I think the son has more maturity than the dad gives him credit for. Everyone is different. Some will have the urge to be active like the father while others like to take things at a slower pace like the son. We are all value things differently. Not having an interest in women doesn't make you less of a man. Always stay true to yourself and happiness will find you.

[@otroweonllamadoseba]

You should give him more credit, you could clearly what kind of dad he could be in this episode but instead tries to understand and support his son as best as he can.

[@otroweonllamadoseba]

@kharos67.69 pretty sure he was closer to score than you, but as true sigma male he's the one that decides when it's going to happen

[@SnailMan63]

@@otroweonllamadoseba you’re absolutely right. The dad was definitely very understanding and goes to show likely why the son is similar. I think I gave him the appropriate amount of credit though. The dad doesn’t understand not wanting to engage in those kinds of activities and sees his son as undeveloped as shown by his remark about how maybe he hasn’t hit puberty yet. I think it’s a generational thing. The world he grew up in is very different from the one he’s raised his son.

[@brigidmcdonagh2966]

​@kharos67.69I would not say gay more like feminine.

[@masterexploder9668]

@@SnailMan63 There is always a risk of pregnancy and his son is still a kid, no need to ruin his life and become a dad himself, when he's still going to school. Especially when a system will force him to get a job, pay alimonies etc. Also why he had to oblige her? For some people there's a belief, that every man is always willing to get himself a piece of action, so rape on a male is impossible, as a healthy guy he is always willing anywhere, anytime.

[@jaybee4288]

As a woman I don’t think enough guys hang out with their dads and vice versa. Can’t imagine not being super close/friendly with my mom, we do stuff all the time.

[@otroweonllamadoseba]

It's closer to be brother, you know you love each other and you would catch a bullet for him but you probably won't tell or express it that much

[@bruh-bn3ni]

my dad is my best friend lol

[@Fuerwahrhalunke]

Better cherish the time you have with her, until it's too late.

[@umcaraqualquer3640]

It is kinda hard when you're 18 and your father is 60 :/

[@MagnesiumAddicts]

Doesn't have to be just because of the age gap. I used to hang out with my grand patents right up until they passed away in their 80s.

[@annormal1414]

Thinker will probably milk the story of these two for the next 15 years. And I really don't mind it. They are imo the most healthy family from all his "universe", so it's nice to have them around. I also love their chemistry and interactions.

[@wearenumberone1111]

I actally laughed when soyjak opened his mouth for a split second when his dad called him a good boy

[@ladyalicent705]

I relate to this. My high school experience was so unbelievably awful that my father once said that the fact that I didn’t give up is ‘nothing short of heroic’. To this day I don’t know why I didn’t, I’m glad I didn’t, but if I wholeheartedly believe that if I had to live my life again 1000 times, I would have given up 1000 out of 1000 times. The fact I saw it through is nothing short of a miracle.

[@nikigira]

I'm not gonna lie but this guy really knows how to make a story and make it feel really realistic. This is honestly impressive.

[@winthelottery4685]

i watched a ton of videos by this guy and only now realised that this comment turned into a fucking copy pasta

[@chodowski_legacy]

omg another botted comment when are they gonna stop

[@nikigira]

@@chodowski_legacy not a bot imjust bein original

[@chodowski_legacy]

@@nikigira yep. your being original. its not like ive seen the same comment a 100 times before

[@yungmentalproblems]

youre so right it is honestly impressive and i cant lie this guy really knows how to make a story and make it feel really realistic

[@mrtrollnator123]

Fishing with your father.... sounds very relaxing and a chance to learn new things...

[@fanofcodd]

Hunting is good too , more active

[@fairchildevan]

I’m 24, very short, quiet and blunt and am the most unmanly, feminine looking guy ever. I also would rather take things slow and lost a gf over that. The way this kid speaks just resonated with how I interact with my family. Their misunderstanding of me may very well be because I barely communicate (oftentimes I just don’t know how to elaborate my feelings) but it just sucks man. I’m not really sure if I’m happy or not, I just don’t know. I just wanted to share this because I could very well relate to the kid here and I won’t lie, hearing the comment “maybe you havent hit puberty yet” in regards to wanting to be sexually active really annoyed me because I’ve heard that before and people just don’t get it?? Now that I’m in my 20s and working on getting my life together sometimes I think I just don’t have what it takes to find love and eventually settle down and pursue my passion career. I’m just not… manly enough I guess.

[@TalesOfSolace]

bro fuck it, ain’t gotta be the big strong looking ass guy to be manly. my advice would be to work on yourself before worrying about a serious lasting relationship, work hard on achieving the passion career that you want for yourself. if you aren’t uncomfortable with the way you’re build then even better but if you are, build some muscle definition, not like get buff as shit but just to look a little lean. you got this bro i believe in you.

[@GhostofRevenge-n2u]

Just train, study , be kind, pray and remember we all dying at the end so make sure you have done something before you go

[@ReadtheBIBLE-f4g]

Workout and PRAY

[@derektrain812]

3:33 this was exactly like my dad...just that i wasnt 35 i was 5-10 years old....

[@elvenea]

I'm going fishing with my dad tomorrow :D

[@marifahtf8656]

Nice, have fun! 👍

[@NibanoTransmontano]

Have fun mate ;)

[@mrtrollnator123]

Have fun you guys

[@coolboy3848]

Update us with the catch and have fun! :3

[@onemoregodrejected9369]

If it's not a catch and release and you can eat them, the fish you catch in this outings are the best fish you will ever taste!

[@OHOHOHCOME]

I actually just watched a video yesterday from a channel called Academy of Ideas. The video was talking about how a lot of modern men have infantile mindsets because the world never gave them the opportunity to overcome difficulties in life. They never had their rites of passage to become a man during their youth. I just want to tell you all, that life is full of suffering, but overcoming these difficulties make you stronger and give your life meaning. So don’t be afraid of taking on challenges.

[@nelsonartemio4218]

What was the title of that video?

[@maylabrown4584]

This is absolutely true, this is the case for me actually since my Mom never let me actually do anything on my own but she also at the same time never took the time to sit down and talk with me about how I'm feeling, basically a Pet Mom (a Mom that maintains their child and that's it). Now naturally when it comes to difficult and new situations I'm always apprehensive of them, not seeing the worth in potentially failing and wasting time in something that I'll very likely not succeed in. But I'm taking steps to get better at that, the main worry is that I'll try, fail and grow resentful and negative-hearted. Only bad can come from those types of feelings unless I find a healthy outlet for them, but my dumb overthinking brain realizes that attempting to do just that is just coping for the fact that I was right and I failed cause I didn't have a good chance at succeeding. It's a cycle, but one I know that many young men feel so I'm not alone.

[@TurtleChad1]

It's actually the chemicals in the water making men more soy.

[@stobeznog878]

@@maylabrown4584 I can relate to that, whenever im trying something new my mind is flooded with negative thoughts, worst outcomes, discouraging me completely in the process

[@naikjoy]

that's actually wrong.. men have difficulties already and the problem is that they all get learned hopelessness syndrome

[@berniekatzroy]

I really like how the chad of a dad always try to be chad to his son even if it doesnt workout how we think. That is being a true chad and not putting someone down.

[@Mlogan11]

Which would you consider the more difficult journey, or would they be the same? 1) A son with the face/looks of his mother. 2) A daughter with the face.looks of her father.

[@MillenniaThinker]

Due to the changing standards of beauty, I can't imagine that a girl with masculine facial features would have it easier than a boy with feminine ones.

[@niklassmoonlight3318]

Depends on how good they look. Feminine men and masculine girls can be very beautiful. Right mindset is the key.

[@ricefarmer-kr4yv]

This is hard to choose

[@abovethelaw4417]

Number 2 is more difficult

[@DerGrosTitan]

If they look attractive, doesn't matter really.

[@samleomar6658]

It's so strange how his videos have a cozy and scary atmosphere at the same time with such commonplace subjects

[@unshibe]

4:37 I like the polite honesty of son with dad

[@thenew4559]

The way parents treat their kids is usually a self-fulfilling prophecy. While a parent shouldn't indulge their child's every whim or enable bad behaviors, they should treat their child well and respect them as an individual. If you constantly disparage them for failing your expectations like this other father, they will end up as a failure. Disparaging them doesn't help, you have to treat them like they're worthy of respect for them to succeed.

[@misfik-3710]

This actually touched me. I see myself as one who has given up. I have been stuck in high school for 3 more years than I should because I just can’t complete the courses required. I don’t really desire anything and if not for my dad who is making me study I would just guit and NEET it out because I don’t see any point in going further.

[@bironjames9948]

That's where trade school comes in its just something about doing hard work with men the camaraderie and team work pushes you try construction or plumbing city work

[@wearenumberone1111]

life will surely open a door just keep progressing thats what I do

[@matheoo41]

If you are looking for a career path, ask yourself what do you like doing, then start doing it and find someone who will pay for it. If you do what you like it won’t feel like working.

[@Niuskayz]

Guess I'm not the only failiure here. Failed 2 high school years smh, I'm so fcking useless and dumb

[@taelorpickel2830]

@@matheoo41 "The best work is when it feels like you are not working at all."

[@tordemon7879]

I really like this series, its wholesome to see a dad and a son Who may have a lot of differences in their education but the dad overcomes that and learns how to be a supportive father figure while still managing to do the things that he likes with his son. My father killed himself last year and he really tried to have good quality time with me even if i didnt shared his hobbies so seeing this really makes me Happy and remember those times. I also used to be a little different than other boys.. Long hair,mostly spent my time playing videogames and on Internet. Please make more of this series

[@12time12]

My father is sadly kinda like the one yelling at his son, except I was about 7 years old and it was more not getting straight A’s. Would get mad if ever asked for help. He changed after after turning 20 though. Grandfather took me fishing and he was like the good dad in this episode.

[@someguywithabirdface2583]

7 !? Your job till 13 is to learning how to read,write,count and doing small chores

[@engindechantier4249]

What I noticed is that Son never engages the conversation with his Dad. It's always Dad who makes a step forward and that's kinda sad for him. He is the typical 60-70's born dad, really manly, a hardworker and he wishes the best for his children but he tends to be overprotective toward them. He makes me think about my dad in a way

[@monsterboomer8051]

I like how this channel is not forcing any motivational garbage on us. Asking questions is better.

[@ramyboyo7890]

this school series hits hard, growing up I was always stuck inside and since I lived with my mom I wasnt very physically involved in anything always until I visited my dad on weekends and he'd take me outside, usually Id resist going outside with people but never my dad and im glad I never did its given me many good moments, especially hits close to home with the kid having long hair like I do

[@UtubeH8tr]

How can someone feel so much anger and contempt for their own species and yet also feel hope and optimism that we can be better? I feel rotten sick in my gut knowing apathy has infected us so badly; no one wants to invest in eachother anymore. And yet I still feel compassioned to help others strive, albeit not at my detriment, ill still lend a hand at teaching others. It's almost like the world is being destroyed on purpose by design... I'll still hold hope, even though I'm told not to, ill still care for others at my core. We need this kind of unity again. Togetherness. Community. We need eachother in the cold empty dark of the universe. And I'm still hopeful we'll all make it bros.

[@deaththekid3998]

It’s not by design, it’s just that humans wanted so bad to create a better world, that we created a world unsuited for human nature. A golden cage is still a cage. If you’re self aware about this, you can still find the kind of stimulation you need and avoid the kind you don’t need.

[@joegambitt7414]

Tho I'm a extremly pesimist indivitual, I still try too keep empathy and good feelings towards other people in my heart, I strugle to get people to understand me but knowing that theres good people like me in this world like you gives a certain warm feeling in my life and I really glad to have met someone like you with a noble heart just as mine

[@UtubeH8tr]

@@joegambitt7414 Never give up or give in. We're all feeling it. We can overcome it. It's just a fuck ton of work. Always, keep forward, but don't fear standing still and looking back.

[@gideondekock6923]

Me and my father both love fishing and go regularly i think this made a very strong connection between us. I love my dad and try to make the most of every moment. This made me realize that I am very lucky to have such a great father and I hope everyone can experience it even if it is from someone else.

[@Syncopia]

Man this episode is a flurry of emotions. It's been said before but your narration and story telling is only getting better. Fantastic job.

[@jtcreeps5586]

I’ve literally just renewed my fishing licence and got one for my dad on Father’s Day. He hasn’t been fishing since he went with his Dad as a teen. It was my grandad who taught me to fish when I was a teen too but he’s since been estranged from our family the last couple years and haven’t fished since. So I’m hoping it will be a good way for us to have some calm time away from our problems together and bond over a hobby we have both previously enjoyed.

[@LiveseyKnight]

the doomer lore gets deeper with that ending also it does seem the father and son are both well adjusted, the dad is just overreacting since his son looks more feminine

[@juninimb1222]

Bro i dont understand the ending, why are the looking for them? is that man the father of doomer's gf or something?

[@chakraborty1989]

​@@juninimb1222yes and he probably get a wind of the fact that his daughter gets a dicking in the recent camping trip, so probably furious.

[@feetkinker0786]

this was lowkey wholesome, even though i'm a girl i've always wanted to go fishing with my father. something about it just seems calm, and nice

[@FLX1309]

The animations keep getting better, just like watching an old anime slowly getting up to todays standards!

[@Fran_B.]

***Down.** Lol

[@PartyCrasher04]

Old anime was sick lol, cant tell me cell animation didn’t look really good in some instances, most modern anime’s don’t look all that great with a few exceptions and the same can be said about the old stuff

[@FLX1309]

@@PartyCrasher04 I feel like it gets better, because the fps go higher, the resolution and so on

[@ltb1345]

@@PartyCrasher04 Animation quality universally looks objectively better, for both eastern and western animation. You're just nostalgic.

[@PartyCrasher04]

@@ltb1345 yeah I didn’t say ALL cell animation looked better, calm down, just thinking of movies like Akira and how good they looked is the type of stuff I was talking about

[@ikkihill35]

The contrast between a teenager who seems to understand a lot of things and a man who is 35 and can't even fish properly was too tough in many ways. And the disturbing last...

[@omgnoway23]

that cliffhanger got me feeling hyped asf for the next dad series

[@davidg2479]

how exactly is he gonna move in together with his gf if he's a child?

[@nejkgamessk6031]

don't interupt the lore bro

[@TurtleChad1]

It's ok, the age of consent is lower in this world.

[@kinggundragon3728]

I think they were more along the lines talking about sex but the dad and the son where stepping around being direct about it. Hints the reason they talk about the dad being active in his youth.

[@MillenniaThinker]

His dad drives a BMW. He will be alright.

[@Flarisic]

@@MillenniaThinker haha

[@kumay_a0]

the video quality is so good! well done thank you for this masterpiece

[@jokerpilled2535]

The recent phenomenon milleniathinker speaks of is called “learned helplessness”. I don’t blame people for feeling this way, perpetual failure in people’s lives can demotivate them from attempting to try over and over again. However, life is struggle for the vast majority of men. You have to keep fighting even if the odds are stacked against you. Giving up is a slow and painful death.

[@cheefqueef6494]

sounds like a hard cope

[@jokerpilled2535]

@@cheefqueef6494 it is but majority of people don’t have much options. If you’re one of the lucky few then you don’t have to cope.

[@avertingapathy3052]

Anyone else in their 30s here still clinging on to a shred of hope? Never had a much of a dad but had a mentor who was around since my dad left. Though more patient he couldn't give me much guidance because he himself was in a tough spot but his constant fear and panic mongering at least kept me in the game. Anyways, this video hit kinda close to home. Guess we're all allowed at least one major existential crisis. Gotta build myself back up now on my own.

[@rizzllerr]

Hope of what? What are you crying about?

[@avertingapathy3052]

@@rizzllerr It's really amusing to see you tell others who relate to parts of this video that you aren't a shemale. The insecurity is palpable.

[@rizzllerr]

@@avertingapathy3052 can't tell my opinion now? All of theese people with fucked family situations who have noware to go but complain and bitch on KZbin of all places. I can't relate to this video because my dad is there for me so it's fascinating to see theese people in they're 30s bitch how life is unfair. I'm 16,i take care of my garden with my dad, I draw and read it's not that hard guys. The only difrence between me and you people is I dont crumble under the slightest bit of misfortune. Today I was outdoors all day, worked and talked with dad. What did you do? Work till 5,go home, have a drink and cry cus life isn't perfect.

[@yungmentalproblems]

just rope bruh its over

[@Alexq79-]

There is always hope. Take a gamble that good, love, exists, and do loving acts, whether it be for your family or yourself. God bless

[@MorisSoorati]

man after each video you post about father figure . i'm telling myself if my father was alive i will be way more happier right now (he was really like this man btw)

[@ChairGaming60]

0:01 t pose moment.

[@HerobrineLolz]

W

[@labbra444]

damn, the plots are crossing over one with each other. great job keep going i love your videos so much

[@m.g.1725]

I think the dad/son series is very nice. I don't know if that's the initial intent but I feel a lot of hope from it, it feels refreshing

[@OculusNoctis]

2:55 I have a little but enough fishing experience to say this, if your hair's too long to swing it from behind and overhead, then try more swinging it horizontally, it'll have a less long distance mostly, but atleast it'll be farther from the hair. And also, when you want to throw the lure, make sure it's dangling close to the tip line ring (or whatever it's called) to not, again, get stuck in the hair or have other incidents. And even then, most fishing rods are about 6 foot long, so there is'nt much to worry.

[@xentiment6581]

As a young man I can say that reason why so many of us gave up is because with social atomization becoming a real man became pointless. It takes a lot of hard work and many years to do it yet there is not a community of people around you that you can help or share your skills with.

[@gelmibson883]

What a lot of coping crap

[@lucidlywaking7286]

serbia strong!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@SlapStyleAnims]

Fishing with my dad is neat. Very calming. I was out camping with him in April and caught my first bass

[@Onibigitsune]

04:55 this part XDDDDDDD

[@hahano3046]

Somehow I feel relaxed watching this dad series. Its really nice

[@MikoyanGurevichMiG21]

The ending is such a cliffhanger- somehow tying the dad's storyline all the way back to wojak's gang.

[@euphoricexpanse2740]

OMG, bro... finally someone wrote this. Are they even real father and son? And what kind of criminal group is this? Where's the Coomer? There is so many questions, so few answers

[@der_steinbrecher]

1:12 its about power

[@guts2048]

We stay hungry

[@scorpionbat1243]

We devourer

[@MicahRichardson-r4q]

Put in the work

[@MicahRichardson-r4q]

​@@guts2048put in the hours

[@MicahRichardson-r4q]

​@@scorpionbat1243and take what's ours

[@thecatfishbuster4713]

I’ll always cherish quality time spent with my mum and dad. Even though they are divorced and I live with my mum it’s important to see my dad at least once a week. When I don’t my week doesn’t feel complete

[@CyanJan]

I have seen my father around six times since i turned 7 Im 18 now. I was overweight for years, needed psychotherapy for my lack of confidence. Still struggle daily but it gets better. Sports and friends help me slowly becoming the best human i can be. Take care of yourself and your family folks!

[@saralazzari9231]

I like Ivo's polite honesty, like when he says that he's not having so much fun

[@bradleymcgivney5305]

The mix of melancholy and feel good is blended so well

[@TravisFebruary]

7:45 I don’t blame them either. It seems like the world hasn’t become “anti-male,” but “anti-not-Chad” and “pro-subservient-beta.” What’s the point of growing up or manning up, when your confidence, assertiveness, fearlessness, etc, is seen as a threat? Why do all this hard work in your youth in the hopes that a family will be there at the end, when apparently you don’t have the right genetics? Oh wait, there IS a family waiting for you at the end, except it wasn’t created by you; it was started by someone else. Who tf wants to shoulder that burden? I could write so much more but I think this paragraph has gotten big enough. I think you get the gist of it.

[@AP-1138]

What you mentioned at the end of the video, is a result of young men not being taught how to be self sufficient and how to handle responsibility from a younger age. Boys need their fathers to be solid role models, morally, physically, and spiritually. A lack of father, or a bad father sets boys back and makes it harder for them to grow up. Some manage just fine, but many others never do, or they do really late. It’s a sad thing. We need more good fathers and more good societal role models. That will go a long way in helping

[@jokerpilled2535]

You’re right, the younger generation is messed up mainly due to the choices of the older generation.

[@insanoibro6331]

And how are the supposed to teach their sons to be self sufficient?

[@jokerpilled2535]

@@insanoibro6331 by teaching them and being role models

[@AverageAhriEnjoyer]

Wow. Dad #2 is 100% how my dad was except I was like 10. Right in the feels.

[@Sconechoc]

All final pieces to the puzzle are slowly coming together.

[@euphoricexpanse2740]

Please, explain it 🙏🏻 07:37 What kind of criminal group is this? And why are they chasing Wojak's friends? Where's the coomer? I remember how he turned into some kind of monster.

[@tvbuu]

4:28 damn, dude is harsh with it but 10/10 on the fact bombs he's dropping like hes talking directly to us that struggle with these issues. yooooo that ending. wow

[@iinvisibletouch]

what happened in the ending

[@renearmandiox5853]

7:39 🤯🤯🤯

[@Loader2K1]

Despite the random order of these episodes and character interactions, I love these videos of yours. Keep up the good work.

[@_neophyte]

Those two characters together are just perfect. The dad is understanding, and tries his best to maintain connection with his son, and teach him things he himself has learnt. And the son is honest, seems open to his dad's wisdoms and worries. They have a strong connection and it's really wholesome to see

[@typiarz8760]

Naprawdę świętny content zapewniasz

[@DCJ9]

Here before the turtle guy.

[@TurtleChad1]

Yo

[@Thantibus]

God, I can't say I'm not somewhat guilty of giving up and wanting somebody else to care for me, I recently enrolled into a university as a whim, just bc I didn't want to start doing actual work. Been going out with lots of people of the opposite gender recently and that's been fine but idk. Makes me wonder if having too many options is part of the problem... I had a job for a bit but I didn't enjoy the grind, between that and my studies I was sleeping 3 hours a day, doing lots of things, but really having no time whatsoever for myself, that was annoying. I know that in my case at least, wanting something specific is holding me back greatly, I guess that having a lot more opportunities and a better quality of life in a way made me entitled. I feel like I will never be like the adults surrounding me, no matter how old I get, and honestly? I don't want to.

[@jordias6436]

At least you are capable of realizing that you have this perspective and understand that not having to "do actual work" is more of a privilege than we though when we were children. Depending on your live choices, adulthood might knock at your door even if you don't feel you want it to. If you really want to have somebody else take care for you, look for partners that want to provide and please avoid having children at all costs (even if you don't need to work in a job, raising a child is harder).

[@Suvi7]

I have never done anything fun with my dad. He just asks about school and thats it.

[@Mejustme101]

Same

[@Blazerodee]

"you see son" i just woke up and my brain did NOT register the "son" part

[@bubbaheavyshield4565]

Man watching the dad and son really reminds me of myself.

[@shisui3436]

Males suffer mental problems these days but in the past we were told by our parents that we must stay strong and focused. Now social media etc tells us that everything is okay when you are weak etc. They try to make us mentally ill and weak.

[@Jayalen]

I envy families with dads like him

[@rizzllerr]

I'm so grateful for the relationship I have with my dad. He alwase helpt me when I needed it and guided me, but also gave me room to breath and become my own person. We have this place in a village, we come there regularly and take care of our garden. I really grew too love the place and the work I put in to it and it never would of happened with out him, but he never pushed it on me that's kee. He let the place grow on me naturally and that's why I love it so much now, I was never forced to respect the work rather it naturally happened

[@LexaNightcore]

There is a lot of truth to that video. My Ex used to have a lot of anxiety in our relationship because I want to have kids in about 5 years and live together. He told me he wasn't sure if he will be able to do this in 5 years because he feels unprepared, like a loser, and like he didn't deserve me. He said he just wanted to go back to going to the gym, do his work and then come home and game with his friends. Anything more than that seems to have felt overwhelming for him. He dumped me 2 months ago. He's 28.

[@gelmibson883]

Yaaaawn

[@RJJuniior]

I don't know... I don't know exactly how to feel about these videos, but I garantee that I feel something. Trying to identify myself with any of these characters, somehow I identify both as the father and the son. You see, my father never talked to me about girls, puberty, feelings and that stuff, just about career and money, oh, and not making babies. But if I ever be a father in my life, that Dad would be totaly realistic: trying to raise a son with some of the morals of his time, but not being a tyrant with his own child. As a kid, I was somehow like his Son: small, terrible at sports, not very sociable, slow with girls and some people thought I was not into them, but that is far from the truth. This Dad is doing his best, and I can only imagine how hard is to raise a child in this crazy world where taking care of ourselves is already hard enough. Love those videos, dude, better than most of movies nowhadays. Keep it up!

[@lukashenrique4295]

I didn't know what the video was about until I read the text at the end. I've changed a lot, but I can say it happened to me as well. Giving up easily, refusing to grow up. I finally understood after many years that life is hard, as simple as it sounds, and u have to keep on fighting. There's no other way. Specially if u have plans and want them to move forward. I'm living with my grandma, she can pay for both of us to survive, but for how long? No idea. I wanted to live on my own in another country, and for that to happen I need a college degree and work experience in the field I want to work in. It makes it easier for immigration. Something just happened to me today when I tried to enroll in a course. The HR didn't respond, they mixed a chat bot with a real human so I got confused to who I was talking to, and in the end I got no replies anymore so I couldn't get enrolled. Turns out this college has some really bad management maybe? Both their system and their employees sucks. I've tried in another, and this time the employee spoke a cracked portuguese (my language), enrolled me in the wrong course and made another mistake sending me a wrong email. He was an idiot. I fixed things up by talking to "a manager", yeah, Karen-like move, right? Well it worked. So I got disappointed after trying it in these two colleges and thing is, I looked at the reviews before anything and they were the two best online colleges we got available in Brasil with a rating of 4.5/5, one is even 4.8/5. Makes zero sense. I've studied in another college before for about 1 year and a half, they made a lot of mistakes, their system was also pretty bad, they messed up an avaliation of mine, made me fail a course I was supposed to pass in, and that's when I got too fed up with their BS so I left. Then, about three years later I've worked in one college and then after that I started working in the exact same college I was f***ed up in. I got experience in two different colleges and now I know how messed up they are. They're really bad, I don't know why their reviews are so positive. And from what I hear it only gets worse in "less prestigious" let's say it this way, other colleges. But ya know, that's what I mean by life is hard. We don't have to gulp it all down because they're other people's mistakes, they should learn a lesson, but people can graduate even with all these issues, look at how many do. I did understand how messed things are but it doesn't mean I had to stop trying. After graduating there'll be no more need to go through these things, so I should've kept pushing. A year and a half, at least I endured this much so there won't be that many years left to finish the course. I'm looking to restore these old studies and get back in track.

[@Clown_the_Clown]

Even with the shakey English, the messages are important and give some comfort. Thank you for making these.

[@RTG562]

These are freaking excellent. Keep doing whatever you’re doing. I watch these whole videos. Awesome.

[@Strunt3r]

If only this father figure was real 😭

[@tcdtboc8551]

Wouldnt say that everyone doesnt wanna grow up, but when you make life darn near impossible for most people to have the basics like owning a house through labor that's definitely gonna affect motivation. I mean I dont know anyone my age living by themselves and that's not because they dont have jobs it's too bloody expensive. When even the ghettos are charging 1500 how are people expected to get by without living with someone, be they friend or family.

[@MNAHN-T.GOF-NN]

But who controls the economy?

[@tcdtboc8551]

@@MNAHN-T.GOF-NN it's a very complicated question, it's not just as simple as say a president. Each state for example operates as a corporation, and they have target markets. In my case I live in Florida so Florida's economy is built on tourism. Thing is not everyone is here on tourism, the people born and raised here have to contend with the prices you'd expect luxury areas to charge wealthy people on vacation or retirement. So in our case as I previously mentioned even a rat infection cesspool of a neighborhood can get away with charging overpriced rent. But that's just an example using my home state its different for every state and how they do business. Life is made more difficult due to cockroaches trying to demand 150 % of our effort while we dont even see a 20 percent return.

[@furiousdestroyah9999]

Welcome to capitalism (oligarchy), where serious questions like how are people even supposed to survive at this point are rarely discussed while we have billionares paying obscene amounts of money to put themselves into life threatening situations and then there's also the government that wastes money to bail them out (or at least attempt to). The ridiculous cost of living is one of the main reasons why people (especially young people) just give up, among countless other thing like most women's impossible standards, etc.

[@tcdtboc8551]

@@furiousdestroyah9999 yup but I haven't given up I'll just try and adapt for me I'm considering just living in an RV and working that way I'll be in alot more control of my time. I stay with my folks currently but if you've read my comment from above it's not like I've got much of a choice since its absurdly pricey here in Florida. If I could maybe get an RV or a trailer home and get some land, maybe get to a Rural part of Florida perhaps it could be better. But who knows at this point, putting in effort guarantees nothing which like you mentioned is one of the reasons people have just given up.

[@MNAHN-T.GOF-NN]

@@tcdtboc8551 *"Life is made more difficult due to cockroaches trying to demand 150 % of our effort while we dont even see a 20 percent return."* Oy vey, it sounds like you might be referring to a particular group there. Surely it can't just be them every time, can it?

[@KellyAesop]

I dunno, all I get from this is that you're calling Ivo's natural proclivities "wrong". To me, Ivo (the boy) is a soon to be happy woman, because I can see him finding someone to take care of the future her, and make her feel fulfilled. The 35 year old dude on the other hand is simply a failed male, and I don't say that because of the aesthetics of these particular wojaks. It's because Ivo throughout this series seems to not fear work or other people, and seems to follow the lead of a male well enough to want to apply himself to something. Basically, ten years ago, I was Ivo! And I don't think today's Ivos will ever love themselves if you keep making videos calling his path wrong. Your description refers to a problem existing in the second sentence that wasn't even mentioned in the first sentence. It's not like people who get upset about this phenomenon can accurately articulate or even know who to blame for it, so you just make candid cartoons about it with dark-sounding ambience over it as if there's just SOMETHING evil going on. Natural selection.

[@KellyAesop]

@@potatotiel I already explained why I think Ivo should transition, read my first comment. It's not an assumption, it's just what I think is best for Ivo based on my own life experience. I was once just like Ivo, and now I am a happy late 20's trans woman with a bright future. You want Ivo to be a femboy in perpetuity? Femboys in my day were goth/emo dudes, not frilly sissies who want to get pegged. Regardless, one cannot stay a femboy in perpetuity. Ever seen a 35 year old femboy? Gender is a social construct, but it requires innate talent, traits, and temperament to transition. This is why femboys/DQ/CD all do gender as a role, yet it's expressed entirely differently from someone who has GD or transitioned. It's like watching 4 different people play a part in a play, but only one is believable.

[@KellyAesop]

@@potatotiel By definition, femboys are meant to either age out of the femboy thing and attempt to be men, which usually doesn't go very well for them, or transition into women. Even though some men are attracted to both femboys and trans women for the same reasons, I've seen a significant number of these men claim to prefer femboys to trans women. These men believe that trans women are either under a delusion or part of an ideology that must convince any tomboy or femboy they encounter that they - as gender non-conforming people - must ironically conform to the trans experience, or the the trans idea of what gender non-conformity means. I say that's all hogwash. The experience of gender non-conforming people is unique for every person, but I refer to my simile from earlier - It's like watching 4 different people play a part in a play, but only one is believable. #Truscum Anyway, I hope you're less mad, and I hope my ramblings were insightful in some way.

[@RW77777777]

Fedora samurai coming to save Ivor

[@LukeHayes1000]

MillenniaThinker, your work is getting better, the animation, storyline, is improving!

[@indy2l]

Son? Bro it's a girl, I'm a 100% sure.

[@v1llagerxd]

Yeah,man

[@filipmokrejs3611]

This is your best video yet I think. Talking about those kinds of things is what I'm here for. Loving this series

[@jakeisnotking]

father is an example for all of us. He's calm and Hulk.

[@zawarudo1041]

7:15 -have you had fun? - it was alright - yeah me neither Actually made me spill my coffee 😅

[@Russianpatriot333]

As a man with no father im glad to say im not a femboy

[@Frogman1212]

Ditto

[@paulbooij7425]

Same here never had a father and was going down the wrong path. Changed for the better.

[@Frogman1212]

@@paulbooij7425 what does that even mean? lol

[@scopy4342]

💀Your username💀

[@iinvisibletouch]

okay bro the kid is ASKING me to simp bro

[@ibrahimismail5625]

Man this channel is so nice I like looking into our human relationships all kinds of sons with all kinds of fathers is really interesting and heart warming to see

[@imgoddog9683]

7:31 where is 1 finger he have 4 finger and no have 5 finger 👍🏻

[@naikjoy]

Its more complicated actually.. The behavioura epigenetics getting activated in todays society and system aren't very beneficial. The diet you eat harms testosterone, the passive sedentary lifestyle in school and home harms testosterone, the lack of freedom of exploration... everything kills the masculine spirit and they quite literally have no chance. All the work, all the living things.. everything these boys, guys, men have to consume to grow and keep alive....... it all needs to fall apart so men can be men again

[@trollconfiavel]

Kills the masculine spirit? Good. When it is finally crushed, freedom will be closer to all humanity. But temporary if people don't work to keep it.

[@spinach4892]

When he said “son” for the first time i genuinely had a double take