JOLLIBEE Car Mukbang!

[@buknoy1969]

I like how the family dynamics is so natural. Dads messing with their kids really mean that they have a good relationship.

[@fayealh]

Jordan’s growing up so fast! 🫶

[@belleandy183]

“In your stomach, right?”😂 Also, i love Jordan just being candid… why’d you mess with me? And CD’s like 😧

[@NoNamefr01]

you're one of the realest food guys there is ..... respect

[@glenpeterson7875]

I love this family!❤❤

[@HaleyyWhaleyy18]

Yesss Jolibee is the best fried chicken fast food chain!!!

[@charlenejones7595]

I have not tried Jollibee’s yet but from all yall videos I think Jollibee is the best especially the spicy chicken dunked in the gravy 👍🏽😋🤙🏽

[@TheCrunchBros]

You gotta try it! 🔥

[@glo4437]

I love this Family they always eat Jollibee:). They should be in the commercial.

[@jnsa9454]

He knows your game, pops!

[@eunicefua2559]

i just had fried chicken yesterday and during the midnight.. and now I want chicken again 😂 I'll probably grow some wings anytime soon 😂 hoooow did i end up here 😆

[@jhingpal-ing7564]

Yes. Jollibee is the best!!! ❤❤❤

[@miraclemints]

“Ooooo bayyyy heh heh hehhh 👀 “ 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Honeyfamilytime]

😂😂😂thank goodness yall not over eating..😊😊😊your dad taking your food😂😂sadly THATS WHAT EVERY PARENT DOES😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Natashakiable18]

I tried Jollibees a few years ago and idk maybe I just got a batch that wasn't too great. Cause I didn't see what was so special about it. But the drink and pie were delicious! I'll have to try it again one day!

[@gokurobloxgameplay5991]

I love your vids keep up the good work👍

[@TheCrunchBros]

Thank you! We appreciate the support 😊

[@gokurobloxgameplay5991]

@@TheCrunchBros No problem!

[@Ahmededits-b5e]

Love you guys videos ❤ just subbed

[@mindysuarez1699]

Best bite is dip the chicken in mashed potatoes and the gravy

[@earthlingYT]

Jordan, you are right. CrunchDad is messing with you. I'm glad you can tell. I wonder if he's trying to teach you to mess with him someday.

[@recia5632]

I tried Jollie Bees because all my Mukbang KZbinrs said it was so good I was underwhelmed. The pineapple juice was my favorite thing . Give me Popeyes

[@janette11]

Dad always wants to eat everyone’s food

[@koizumialison]

id like to see Jordan with a short hair cut!

[@alexdivita3319]

Crunch Dad just casually sipping gravy...😂

[@AlejandroTatis]

Fr and then Jordan gives him the sideye 😂

[@saraparks2455]

hmm no dad taxes 😂😂

[@jonimcneely9733]

Oooooh bae…. He’s got dad jokes. 😂

[@cmomov44]

Messing with Jordan 😅

[@VTaeOT7]

Which do you prefer, ube or peach mango pie?

[@1jackvalley580]

NAPKINS PLEASE ❤❤🙏🙏

[@adriennej8730]

I still like Popeyes better, but Jollibee is a close second. That adobo rice though............LOVE!!!!

[@andrewng2436]

The secret ingredient (I think) is a bit of pork fat Got it from my grandma ( she knows good very well) 3:56

[@karenbray7108]

I sure would like to know how it tastes but New Orleans doesn't have Jollibee

[@kellysy177]

Oh man, I think you can find one someday!😊

[@doricotter4000]

Neither does Connecticut

[@1jackvalley580]

Jordan don't let Dad talk you out of taking bites of your food, he eats faster and takes bigger bites so he is eating a lot more than you, but then he also tricks you out of more bites of your food. Tell Dad you're growing so you want to eat all of your own food Thank You ❤❤🙏🙏

[@chimichurri8382]

I’ve noticed that too… it’s kinda sad. I guess that’s just their dynamic though

[@Lulu-pq2jo]

He's just using his son for the views ...what a greedy Dad..😒🙄

[@yungjet00]

you people are so weird lol the father clearly loves his son and vice versa you boxes of rocks

[@vertigo_aep]

@@yungjet00boxes of rocks 😭😭

[@brandonVIDS]

Blud why are yall getting mad has ur dad taked some chips from u yes he has so stop being so rude?

[@sunnatrae]

Mufasa and Simba -esque.

[@JoJo-id9ql]

sir that’s illegal 7:58 👮

[@earthlingYT]

Jordan believed him. Not cool, folks.

[@holidayturnpike]

Da ube pie is extreme fire

[@TheCrunchBros]

Extreme

[@karenbray7108]

But ya know...New Orleans has great fried chicken and homemade gravy ): dippin' in gravy fried chicken 🍗

[@christinabennett-kirkwood9633]

I think CD just really likes the gravy. 😅

[@Mrsavagegames]

I love you y yummy stuff

[@ShepherdschapelYTexplainsbible]

I licked my screen

[@anthonysmith9410]

You need to dunk the pie in the gravy

[@TheCrunchBros]

😮

[@halleyhawkins8754]

What is that emoji

[@monikyut]

no, dude

[@e02_v41]

my jollibee does not look like this😭

[@pah_offical]

helllo how you doing guys?

[@karenbray7108]

Hey how come you guys don't eat ranch with Jollibee even though you enjoy gravy?

[@TheCrunchBros]

The gravy is the best

[@holidayturnpike]

Ok great 2min of trolling to start the video 😂

[@halleyhawkins8754]

Hour gang

[@vonandreiespia1853]

I’m hungry

[@emmakemp-buckley]

KFC on top and BLACK people would that whole bowl would be gone lol in less than 2 secs if only i had that rn. 😭

[@1jackvalley580]

I have never seen a Jollibee which makes me sad

[@edwardkimakaballislifekim_578]

❤

[@P.eewolve]

This is unbelievable,I can't believe Jolibee messed up your order so much,we need to go on a boycott against Jolibee

[@Alina-fj6np]

That was a lie the workers didn’t actually messed up their order🤨

[@P.eewolve]

@@Alina-fj6np I was joking,I'm sorry if I was not clear

[@earthlingYT]

Of course, we believe CD too, even when he's acting. 😢

[@Kai363_5]

Hm

[@MoonaLoona8]

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[@Ryanness879]

First😢

[@TrulyPhenomenal5181]

Nice vid may i get pinned.pls i never got pinned

[@earthlingYT]

Is messing with children harmful??? I think so. Internet says: Harmless Playfulness: If the intent is playful and lighthearted, and the child ultimately finds it funny or enjoys the joke, this might strengthen the bond. For example, teasing that leads to laughter or a shared moment of fun can be positive. Manipulation or Harm: If the child feels betrayed, angry, or humiliated, even unintentionally, it may harm trust. A parent might dismiss it as "just teasing," but to a child, it can feel like a breach of safety. More: The kind of deception described, where a parent "teases" their child by lying and then reveals it was a joke, can be a complex issue. Whether this is "okay" depends on a few key factors: The Intent and Context: Harmless Playfulness: If the intent is playful and lighthearted, and the child ultimately finds it funny or enjoys the joke, this might strengthen the bond. For example, teasing that leads to laughter or a shared moment of fun can be positive. Manipulation or Harm: If the child feels betrayed, angry, or humiliated, even unintentionally, it may harm trust. A parent might dismiss it as "just teasing," but to a child, it can feel like a breach of safety. Impact on the Child: Short-Term Reaction: In your example, the child became very angry. This indicates the teasing crossed a line for him emotionally. Children depend on their caregivers for trust and security. Lying, even as a joke, can feel like a betrayal. Long-Term Patterns: Repeated "teasing" that involves deception can erode trust over time, making the child question whether they can believe their parent in other situations. Emotional Awareness: Parent’s Role: It’s important for parents to recognize their child’s reaction and validate their feelings. Saying something like, "I was just joking, but I see that upset you-I'm sorry," helps repair trust. Child’s Understanding: If the child is old enough to understand the concept of teasing and enjoys it as a playful interaction, it’s less likely to cause harm. Guidelines for Healthy Teasing: 1. Gauge the Child’s Personality: Some children love jokes and playful teasing, while others are more sensitive to feeling tricked or mocked. 2. Avoid Deception About Important Matters: Teasing about something trivial is less harmful than misleading about something meaningful to the child. 3. Be Quick to Repair: If the child reacts negatively, immediately apologize and clarify that it wasn’t meant to upset them. 4. Build a Context for Humor: Create an environment where teasing is understood as playful and mutual, not one-sided or confusing. In your example, the father might not have realized how strongly the child would react, but the child's anger suggests it wasn’t a positive experience for him. It’s a moment where the father could reflect on how to maintain trust while still having fun. Playful teasing should never leave the child feeling dismissed, disrespected, or hurt.

[@AlejandroTatis]

I definitely read that

[@buknoy1969]

The one thing I learned about having kids is that you don’t need to read up on a lot of child psychology books to raise them. You went all out with your research 😅😅😅

[@robertcolby7588]

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