Kids Meet a Gender Non-Conforming Person | Kids Meet | HiHo Kids

[@adxcool]

I like those two kids the Black T-shirt boy and dress girl, they seemed like highly educated

[@bulmnstr3116]

They are not highly educated they are just normal thinking people...

[@Jake-tc3zl]

More like highly coached 😂

[@harikiran4339]

Definitely looks like it!

[@jasehonfroy5343]

Hm same

[@九头金蛇]

why, because you agree?

[@MsMeep74]

The boy with the dark shirt with the blue design is very intelligent and supports his opinions well.

[@Harry-ro7hq]

MsMeep74 you don’t. p r o n o w n s

[@notfogzz]

What is his name?

[@kaylalipii]

I think he's the smartest one in this interview

[@vee19_95]

Hes articulate but has a lot to learn

[@kimorigecko2253]

@@vee19_95 so like everyone in the video?

[@buttertoes6304]

“there’s this girl, she goes by they/them” LMFAO

[@buttertoes6304]

Evelyn. L girl what?? i’m not laughing at that u goofy, i’m laughing that the person called them a girl then “she” then “they”.. i support everybody

[@TheVivaciousNerd]

@@buttertoes6304 She corrected herself though and immediately pointed out the mistake and the irony... She's just a kid and she's still learning.

[@sex_in_the_s0viet_union_]

Butter Toes O H O K SORRY!! I thought you mean’t something else.😢😅😅😂

[@blossom5201]

They can be a girl. That’s just pronouns, but yeah...

[@ianw1976]

That’s hilarious.

[@port5vods501]

“She goes by They/Them” 💀😭😭

[@iamindeedweird5298]

It’s okay! She’s trying her best. She might not be educated on the topic

[@alllittlethingzz]

She’s trying my friend 😂😂

[@grote__julia]

Everyone makes mistakes. Even transpeople make pronoun mistakes. We are all learning and growing.

[@dewniper]

Did that too before I got used to it when my best friend came out ;-; now I never say wrong though!

[@jinssugaglider8319]

Umm everyone makes mistakes so it’s not really funny-

[@begoodvgoode]

the boy (fletcher) with long hair saying that he likes his hair despite being called a girl lots is so sweet ♡ edit; thanks to the kind souls who told me his name!!

[@baphomet6x168]

My Grandparents sometimes eat. I didn't know what was going on to be completely honest. He picked up sisscor and cut the string the held up the thing and it like kinda fell to the table with the side of the milk.

[@baphomet6x168]

@Saint Ferraro I agree with you completely, you forgot the sleep and the chicken got in.

[@user-jw5xu5rq5d]

@@baphomet6x168 I'm sorry but were u drunk when u wrote these

[@seepz0925]

I have his situation.

[@sex_in_the_s0viet_union_]

vie It’s good that he’s like that, because it’s not gendered

[@stefepedia]

What makes a boy a boy ? " and X or Y chromosome " HAHA BOY GONNA GET AN A FOR SCIENCE CLASS

[@ginoperez4483]

And im just over here with questions like that playing Tic Tac Toe "connects X wait I thought it was an O instead of a Y" well gonna have to roll with it "connects the Y"

[@xjuyl470]

I'm younger than him and I think that's common knowledge.

[@RedNiel100]

Until he said "Genetically, men prefer things that move around" XD

[@Ansatsusha]

He wouldn't in a college course since birth defects like Klinefelter's and De la Chapelle syndrome exist.

[@theyearthreethousand911]

Girl XX Boy XY

[@MothLand]

"What makes a boy?" "An X and Y chromosome" SMART KID!!! 😂

[@BanksGirl]

Bugged_Out_Frankie 😂😂📍

[@hopesesay9598]

RIGHT THOOOO THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT I SAID

[@imsomeonelse8490]

Bugged_Out_Frankie why are there no replies

[@RedNiel100]

"Genetically, men prefer things that move around" XD

[@Kevin-qn2kw]

He would be called transphobic by LGBTQ activists.

[@jetbirks]

“Mom you said ask questions and be prepared! I’m prepared ;-;” LOL THATS HOW MY MOM WOULD ACT TO 😂😂😂😂

[@suckatoe8526]

Crystal is so mature and kind. When i have children i hope they're like her

[@branchespoosayhair]

well you can hope but when you do have on, you gotta teach them

[@jwhsjsjyshsnnk5428]

u don't hope, u mold them to be the person u want them to be. ur child isnt born as they are, and i hope i dont sound patronizing or whatnot lmao

[@1neAdam12]

Just set them down in front of a TV

[@1neAdam12]

---all kinds of rubbish

[@1neAdam12]

will become like

[@jonathanrio6587]

Willow came PREPARED!!!! She had her questions and wanted no small talk!!!! She was READY FOR THE GIG!!!!

[@DenaInWyo]

Future Barbara Walters right there, right?

[@dang5874]

Oh yeah, that's a mood

[@jonathanrio6587]

@MryaPapaya Actually, all of them. these kids are "old souls". So intelligent and mature! This video is old. I'd love to see them today! I'm sure they're all doing GREAT things!

[@Givulinovich]

The new young woman, with the bun & white sneaks is older than the average Hiho kid, but she’s really articulate & intelligent. More of her please!

[@AgelyssStrang3rYAY]

Crystal's been in a lot of HiHo videos. Maybe even since the beginning.

[@CiciMijares]

Givulinovich she actually is one of the original. Her name is Crystal.

[@samanthapratt4611]

I think they mean the African American in the dress

[@Ty-gc6tk]

She means rhianna

[@lapa533]

I think they were talking about the one with dress and glasses. At least she is the one who is older than most of the hiho kids, not Crystal :D

[@asymmetrie9520]

These kids are so respectful

[@otheraccount3424]

Way more than rigyr winners

[@fuckglobalism]

@@otheraccount3424 lmaooo the left are the most intolerant scum in the country

[@Bracelety2763]

Yea somehow more respectful then a 50 year old I have met

[@ab444m]

I really like the way that kid with the black shirt and blue design thinks and his sister. They’re smart👏

[@JuanLopez-wd5sc]

abby m he’s like 13 he’s not smart he just fools you because he looks smart than an average 13 year old

[@merwinaamir5960]

JayFromTheBay why are you upset?

[@JuanLopez-wd5sc]

merwin aamir because she is (Abby m) is dumb

[@merwinaamir5960]

JayFromTheBay jealousy isn’t a good thing. Try to stay positive

[@cosmedcarton]

@@JuanLopez-wd5sc admit it, this 13 years old boy is smarter than you.

[@MaygraceUtaite]

They made the boy at the start look really disrespectful, but he actually had a really non-judgemental discussion. He was just using the prior knowledge he had to talk about it, and seemed open to learning something new :)

[@ashleyhermawan75]

dang theory of knowledge

[@notfogzz]

=Maygrace= The kid is smarter than this “Non-Conforming” person

[@harleyquinn8225]

Yeah i wish they would've found a better nonbinary person, i don't think they answered the boy very good, i wish i was the one who's talking to that smart boy and explaining him these things

[@aya123444]

The kid is right. The male is a provider and a protective force while women nurture and create.

[@Anonymously179]

I don't think it was disrespectful...he was just stating facts...Men are and will always be stronger than women..but both genders should still treat each other with the same respect

[@sleepless-cc4mo]

"What if i told you sometimes i feel like a boy" *thats okay* 😭😭😭😭

[@mich5124]

FierceONeill Maybe you’re not aware of the feeling because you’ve never had to question your gender. Those feelings you listed are for all genders. Yes, being masculine or dressing like the stereotypical male doesn’t necessary make you a boy, but trans people just know that they are that gender and if you’re cisgender, then you wouldn’t know how that feels and it’s not right to invalidate someone just because you haven’t experienced what they have.

[@S0N1A_42]

Sometimes I feel like a boy. Sometimes I am attracted to girls. It is fine, there is nothing wrong with it.

[@didi-ud2tg]

@Vipxr "Congratulations, your baby has born! May I know what gender you'd like your baby to have and identify with?"

[@czowiek9625]

How does one simply feel being the opposite gender if that's not what they are physically? Allow me to use a quite basic example. Imagine yourself as a young boy. You have at least this much indentity. You know that's what you are. A boy. So you go in your life, carelessly, eating paste, playing with your friends, and doing whatever it is little kids do. But one day your parents make you wear a dress. Now it's a pretty one. Soft-colored, delicate as a petal, with pretty little patterns all over it. But it's a girls dress. Your problem isn't with the dress itself, it's what it represents. You protest, you get angry, maybe even cry, but still you have to wear the dress. After all you shouldn't really argue with your parents at that age. You go out and you're afraid that people will laugh. Or point fingers. But suprisingly nobody does. And somehow that's the worst thing. Nobody laughs, points fingers nobody thinks it's strange. What they do is they expect you to want this. To associate with this. They get mad or give you a weird look if you don't. They nicely say "Aww, you're growing into a little lady!" and it's somehow even more insulting than mockery. A boy would get laughed at if he wore this. And you know you're a boy. So why do they treat you like a girl? Things don't stop there. Soon more and more people follow the pattern. They force "girl appropriate" things and behaviors upon you, they refer to you as "she", try to make you believe that's what you are. Your parents sign you up for your schools girls volleyball team. You get comments that you shouldn't even be getting, considering who you believe you are. It feels like someones playing a really mean prank on you, but if you call it out nobody will laugh. They'll just look weirdly and take you for a freak. You slowly stop trusting yourself to be a boy.. but at the same time the feeling that you are one grows stronger and stronger. You get so anxious and uneasy with how your body looks, with how your close ones treat you with how you seem to be the only one with that problem. But you were always a boy, right? Or so you were sure of until you started maturing. The body that you always trusted, or rather hoped to be male starts developping feminine parts. Your menstrual cycle starts. Your hips get wider, your chest gets bigger. No. No, no, no, how can this be? This is all wrong! Your own body is betraying you! How can you be a boy if that's not who you were born as? But for Gods sake you can swear that you feel like one. That's how you've always felt. It's all wrong. It's terrifying. It's depressing. And that's what it's like

[@idkimjusttired3296]

@Vipxr biology and science back up transsexuality, women and male brains do not look the same, and when doctors and scientist have taken a look at for example trans womens brain they see that her brain is a womans brain and not a male brain.

[@bradleysmith9431]

"why does gender have to be a problem" amen!

[@Embrace_Pain]

Because in California you can go to prison for misgendering someone…. Kind of a big deal

[@Embrace_Pain]

@Dylan Johnson look it up genius

[@buildersoflegends7106]

@@Embrace_Pain OOF.

[@noorrougelewis6704]

Because letting people be them isn't enough... and nothing will ever be enough for the left. There are leftists who's only literal goals in life are to indoctrinate other people's kids.

[@aynashadab2931]

You shoulnt use an word Like "Amen" to settel Something thats todally against the Word of god. Christians use it after they Talk to Jesus, wich is Something very Personal and a holy Thing to do. Using the Word Amen for those words is on the Same disrespect Level for Christians as for you to misgendering someone on purpose!!

[@ALIYNAAA]

“How blue is a boy color..” Girl: **looks down at blue shirt**

[@almiraarts4443]

Ahahahahhaha

[@jinssugaglider8319]

You mean crystal?

[@collusionjazz5520]

@@jinssugaglider8319 do you have her social security number too

[@godrhmf307]

@@collusionjazz5520 LMFAOO

[@pinkiepieok9095]

@@collusionjazz5520 PFFFT

[@enbykenz]

this is so heartwarming. kids are not born with closed minds!!!

[@BryGuy0117]

Weell... raised* you mean... im simply suggesting that this is a controlled environment. Kids are easily manipulated. Kids are innocent treasures in all honesty though...

[@ciggybreath314]

They don't know any better

[@leem.5917]

Its brainwash

[@LoG-22]

@@leem.5917 I feel bad for our kids.

[@kellymichal1595]

ManiArc Arcson I think you might have been brainwashed

[@khushijoshi1809]

Crystal is perfect for these videos

[@nogardhd7700]

my parents: here is a ball and a doll, what do you choose? me: turns around and look at the nintendo 64

[@bee475]

Depends on where you are too. Outside? Ball. Inside your room where you're expected to be quiet? Doll - Ken, Barbie, G.I. Joe, or Dracula's Offspring, you can make it into an imaginary friend or pop it's arms off LOL

[@namelesscreature8843]

😂😂😂

[@Personthatisweird]

Me: I’m playing, with a ✨headphone wire✨

[@Spencer-F0x]

"is it a boy or a girl?" "OH NO, THEY'RE A GAMER!"

[@ChristineCho91]

The whole men as hunters and women as gatherers. Yes women can be strong, but if you had a man and a woman with similar built / stature most likely the man will be stronger. This is just genetics, it doesn't mean women are incapable of doing things just as well, it's just a strength difference due to muscle. I get frustrated when it becomes this competitive, one-upper thing.

[@gardensnailll]

It’s still stupid when men say their stronger then girls. Edit: I mean, not that they say it often. It’s just that sometimes they do.

[@elliott5526]

Thank you

[@ianmartinello7173]

Facts

[@victoriaweldon3213]

Thank you for clearing that up for people

[@rosariopadilla8719]

PREACH😂😂

[@notactiveaccount5142]

No ones talking about how clever the black girl is like...

[@Red-cb2wl]

Lol

[@icouldntthinkofanything1785]

She has defining characteristics other than race.

[@cheese1792]

@@andrewLopez-fz1ip you rude

[@Moazy.x]

@@andrewLopez-fz1ip oh my stfu

[@WORLD-STAR670]

@@andrewLopez-fz1ip What's wrong with you?

[@axzerra_9872]

I really thought that boy with long hair is a girl. Omg hahahhaha

[@lillianahmad5550]

Doc. Cute Panda omg me toooo

[@theyearthreethousand911]

I did too until the video Fletcher tries his dad's dorm room food

[@zahoralfardan4224]

Saaaaaaaaame

[@mmmrice2184]

Samee 😂

[@cloeybelisle9344]

Me too

[@Sipsipsippinonlambtears]

"What if I told you, sometimes I feel like a boy?" "That's okay :)" I'm about to get rushed to the ER, it's too much serotonin. You can hear the smile in her voice, like a kindergarten teacher if that makes sense.

[@Sipsipsippinonlambtears]

@@soundsofsoundsof Change what?

[@jul1av1]

"What if I told you sometimes I feel like a boy?" Crystal: that's okay. MY HEARTTT

[@laobok]

How the hell do you feel like a boy? What is this nonsense?

[@fruckie6290]

@@laobok Gender dysphoria is what makes people transgender. It's not something they can control. They're born with it and it's not something they're able to change. They can transition into the correct gender since they do not identify with the gender they were assigned with at birth. It's also not nonsense. It's a real thing people struggle with. I hope this helps clear things up, I'm always willing to do my best to inform someone that wants to learn.

[@why8441]

劉木 In other words tomboy (most badass thing ever!!)

[@fruckie6290]

@@laobok Gender dysphoria is diagnosed through therapy. That's how people know they're transgender. Don't tell me what to do about my situation when you have no clue what I've done to solve it.

[@ZozoLadybug16]

Crystal is THE BEST

[@Leablefebvre]

Man the boy with short black hair is more mature than most people I know 🧐

[@arsm6296]

More mature than me at times

[@cyt0skeleton934]

lmao but he was wrong!!

[@merwinaamir5960]

Bria Hogan about??

[@kairo-o]

Bria Hogan no he’s not

[@mylesisatree4612]

@@merwinaamir5960 an x and y chromosome doesn't make you a girl it makes you a biological female

[@naysayer1343]

Dude in the black shirt knows whats up

[@AndresLopez-ts4sh]

He lowkey a young Shapiro

[@SeekTheLordJesusChrist7]

He knows the difference between boy and girl? It’s crazy how that’s considered smart these days, lol

[@peregqwe18878]

Based

[@cyt0skeleton934]

but he's wrong!

[@austiniscoolduh]

Ritch Caraway bruh I bet he has better grammar skills than you, you know it. He’s smart for his age

[@ErikTheCueist]

Here is a better title, kids meet a narcissist in disguise. I am so special there is not even a term for me lmao

[@betsyrich]

If given the option of a ball or a doll, my toddler would ignore them and eat rocks. Not 100% sure how kiddo will identify based on that :\ Nanta was great, loved this Kids Meet!

[@melekpond1213]

SHSHSHSHS this comment is hilarious

[@mayaconnor4206]

Finally some positivity in the youtube comments !!

[@poptartpoptart5658]

make sure your kid doesn't eat rocks

[@flowerpxtals]

He will identify as the rock.

[@secretninja247]

😂😂😂

[@dwikapurba3818]

xandor and his sister are so smart. I am impressed!

[@theyearthreethousand911]

His name is Xandor?

[@proteasfire7572]

Nola Gamer2008 his?

[@theyearthreethousand911]

@@proteasfire7572 Xandor is not a girl he is a boy

[@proteasfire7572]

Nola Gamer2008 oh i thought it was the kid with long hair

[@theeasyma]

I'm sorry, but at 3:28 I think the boy (don't know his name) is right. Men are generally stronger and have more muscle mass, that's not something you can talk away... even though of course there are women who are really strong and stronger than men

[@gardensnailll]

Juliana Silva it’s not something that’s good to talk about in public, you will get judged. That’s what they stated, so go away.

[@fMONA94]

@Juliana Silva probably because common sense like men are physically stronger than women isn't common anymore

[@parkermcdowell2996]

You don’t have to say “I’m sorry” when starting that sentence lol. It’s common knowledge that males have always been stronger than females in general.

[@Kevin-qn2kw]

It's considered a bold statement today because it's often disputed by the left. If you hold such an opinion you're likely to be labeled as sexist. I don't know many people who follow this opinion with the belief that women and men should be relegated to different roles in society. They just want women to be held to the same physical standards as men for the same jobs.

[@rachmaninovwasemo2313]

I also think it's a point that what toy kids choose is more based on what they are told is okay to play with. I'm a female and played with "boy toys." Not because I'm trans or anything. Even if men are stronger I dont think that has ANY connection to what toys you play with or how you want to dress.

[@gloriajblanco775]

3:07 It has been discovered women hunted too, like, not just a few, but half of the prehistoric remains that have been found buried with hunting tools they used un life have turned out to be female

[@대추-k4p]

Glad someone pointed this out, although what the kid pointed out about how men had bigger muscle mass doesn’t mean that you can rule out that women didn’t hunt for their own food when they didnt have males around.

[@sarahk651]

I study prehistoric archaeology, and that's actually not true. Yes, there were female hunters, that's true, but they were not the majority. The consensus is still that mainly men do the hunting, not 50-50.

[@CertifiedGhxsty]

@@대추-k4p yes but when they WERE around, the men hunted, which was most of the time.

[@대추-k4p]

@@CertifiedGhxsty bro u act like u was a caveman living in that century, they yo homies brah lmao imagine tryna gatekeep hunting

[@ray25lee]

Millions of female warriors as well, it's common, it's just not commonly talked about in Western schools.

[@jonathanleblanc2140]

Kid goes out on a limb: “Probably because they were stronger.”

[@Stronhue]

limb?

[@lilliesupreme9767]

@@Stronhue I think they mean limp

[@feraflauna3238]

+Jonathan LeBlanc-Technically, yes. And. . .no. Men do develop more muscle mass than women do, so they are superficially more stronger as a result. Immediate physical strength was probably more important with our early ancestors, who assigned roles for the here and now. They weren't necessarily thinking long term, every role that was assigned was meant to ensure immediate survival. So they missed out that strength can't quite be measured that way just on raw physical dominance. Some people may be fast/more agile than others, and agility allows you to wear out your enemy a lot faster and you can avoid being attacked. Some people are better at defensive, where you keep to defending until your enemy tires out. People still divide boys and girls into separate groups in sports because they believe pitting girls against boys physically is an unfair advantage for the boys. In sports like football and wrestling, I can see why. In certain ways. However, in sports like basketball or baseball, you need just as much agility, endurance, and defensive as you do with being able to take the shot. Baseball is not a competition of physical strength necessarily, it's about being able to swing the bat and run as fast you can to the finish line. So it's just not really that modern to keep certain sports and physical gender attributes in tact like that. It would be way more interesting to see sports be more co-ed and see it as a true competition. Basketball certainly. To see it as a true test of different skills and who is able to use their skills the best.

[@cgirl294]

@@feraflauna3238 actually though there is a theory that it was because if something was to happen while hunting, men were more disposable. Let's face it: when you consider if someone was pregnant or nursing, it would make more sense for her husband to go out and perform the riskier behavior than for her to do it. It's just a theory but it could be that during those times, people valued mothers over fathers in terms of what is acceptable risk. (Cause let's be honest hunting back then was dangerous.)

[@dr.noname1234]

@@feraflauna3238 ok

[@AnaGomes-ng3do]

- How did you know you were a girl? Kristel: I feel it in my body I just love this girl, her parents are doing such a great job

[@Old-bald-lazy]

Krystal sounds more correct.

[@zabooka]

Roma Hobo or Crystal

[@farafaramissfara]

Ana Gomes The right spelling is CRYSTAL*

[@kimdrqula]

does the name spelling trigger people this much

[@vindican462]

too bad facts don't care about your feelings

[@brenmoyer4896]

These kids get it.

[@swazilandandbotswana8856]

Brenna Moyer I don’t think you or these kids get it

[@iamnikhiyaa1]

Brenna Moyer we don’t 🤣

[@mdrahman7464]

PERIOOOOD PERIODD

[@staceylikesthelogicalthing8042]

Get what?

[@LifeOfCandice]

Wish we could have seen more of Willows interview! As a preschool teacher, most of the time my boys love dress up and my girls love trucks/blocks. Never bat an eye at the situation. Kids are kids. Most of the time the parents were ones who had a hard time with it. They may get older and realize "hey I identify as this" but at a preschool age it is unfair to automatically assume they pick one thing over another because of gender.

[@alyssam1394]

Right, younger kids especially you know are new here, they don’t know anything until they see/hear/experience it, so when they play with “boy” or “girl” toys they’re just exploring and experimenting with things. Learning, because they come here knowing basically nothing. Doesn’t necessarily mean they wanna change their gender…. They’re not even thinking about that!

[@gofost5256]

You shouldn't be allowed near children

[@soulfulgardener]

they don't know the difference until they are socialized to conform, gender is a societal and familial construct, completely made up: the clothing, the roles, the expectations. Which is why I don't conform to those rules

[@1outofone632]

"Why is gender such a big deal?" "You know, sometimes I wish it really wasn't" - I feel the same way

[@euphoriarose201]

It was never a big deal until they made it to be.

[@heidia1804]

1OutofOne Wouldn’t be such a big deal if there weren’t thousands of different ones imo. Seems like a new one comes out every week and obviously people are gonna question it. I think that’s why it’s become a bigger deal

[@lotsofteabutnonetodrink5843]

she said that yet she enforces it on herself xD

[@hollywilson5439]

Haha, gender shouldn't be a big deal, really it shouldn't. But, there will still be people that argue with the biological aspect, that yes, even if you feel that you are astrogender, you are a biological male. Sorry dude, it is what it is

[@Densoro]

Actually the people who made gender a big deal are the ones who built their governments and their households on mistreating certain genders, who sailed around the world and used violence to stop indigenous societies from believing in third genders in a sociological/spiritual sense.

[@hannahameed]

In my language , Bahasa Melayu , we use the pronoun 'Dia' ,we use it for both of the gender . We don't have specific pronoun for male or female.

[@자스민자스민-f7v]

Yes us too. In the Philippines we use "sya". And it can be used for any gender.

[@sherrybipper191]

Same here in Indonesia

[@MorningStarIDEK]

@bluechipmunk1225 okay boomer

[@MorningStarIDEK]

@Wayne Splatlink okay boomer

[@ilovehyunjin]

@@자스민자스민-f7v yeah we do and theres also siya

[@Annakist76]

Kids meet a NUN (in habit!) , pleeeeeeaase, pretty please!

[@omgmoeee]

"That's confusing". Indeed it is. Indeed it is.

[@bea-pl3et]

How many times have u been called a girl? Kid: uh hmmm like uh 309 times

[@RobynFrost]

The thing is, that people shouldn't bother the kid because if he likes it, then it's none of their concern

[@ebolian.8147]

Fletcher Is his name

[@camillebonto-ferrer2309]

wow.... i always thought he was a girl... sorry.

[@thishandleisiunavailable]

The guest they had on did a double take and it took the girl clarifying that Fletcher was a boy for them to take him seriously, which tbh with his body language when he said he was a boy it wouldn't be hard to take as a joke

[@captainnuggetsofficial5331]

I thought he was a girl...

[@abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz3010]

"Genitalia?" "WHAT?" Ahahahaha I died so funny

[@MB-xh4gf]

That kid was literally understood more about biology than an adult.

[@heidia1804]

M B Hope he doesn’t let these special snowflakes sway him

[@akashveersingh528]

@Scott Lawson I felt so proud for his parents

[@Densoro]

Maybe a B+, since he hasn’t covered the range of chromosome arrangements yet. He’ll get to sociology when he’s older, and doesn’t have adults who can’t tell the difference shoving their opinions down his throat.

[@thisworldiswonka]

@@heidia1804 it's like you didn't watch the video.

[@thisworldiswonka]

Being trans also has science to back it up You know

[@tenshimoon]

Fun fact: the colours were actually reversed at one time - pink used to be the colour used for boys and blue used to be the colour used for girls

[@Down_bad_cockroach]

Should have stayed that way, there would be one less "weird" thing about me

[@tenshimoon]

@@Down_bad_cockroach maybe one day it'll change back, I do think that's a possibility. But yeah I get not fitting societal conventions :/

[@MsAnni97]

Okay so I don't care what anyone identifies as. that's totally their choice and I resepct that. But I don't like the fact that simple biological facts are being ignored. Men gernerally are stronger and more muscular because they produce more testosterone than women. So saying that men are stronger than women isn't sexist or discriminating, but actually a fact. That's also why men were hunters back then instead of women. That's why I think the boy at 3:07 is on the right path and has a very intelligent way of thinking about this. Props to him.

[@qp1377]

I think the key is not to exclude women who are also strong. I can agree with the biological factors that make men generally stronger than women, but i think part of why the whole gender thing is an issue is because we are *restricted* to certain roles just because we're a male or a female if that makes sense??

[@reemnn7042]

I agree with you

[@MsAnni97]

I agree. Women can be strong as well and obviously shouldn't be excluded. I wasn't trying to say otherwise and I'm sorry if that came across like that. I just didn't like the fact that Nanta made it seem as if it was worng for the boy to say that men are biologically stronger than women. I really don't have a problem with people choosing their own gender and identifying differently. I just think that it becomes a problem when they start denying science...

[@aixad8046]

Women also generally have stronger immune systems as well :)

[@fMONA94]

And the X and Y chromosome.

[@xxnekkochanxx9687]

Xander is Literally one smart kid like.. Lol He knows more now than when I was his age!!

[@heatherblaire3269]

That boy in the blue is smart

[@quewntenerif616]

I wouldn't call someone who says males like to play with a ball because they were the ones hunting because they are stronger "smart", but that's just me.

[@Edward-bm7vw]

+quewn tenerif He's not entirely wrong. He's on the right track.

[@vegandemon3259]

quewn tenerif agreed

[@vanessaphanouvong5870]

quewn tenerif He couldn't articulate his words very well but he is smart because he is opinionated and thought about this critically.

[@jayjays1119]

quewn tenerif hes like 8 chill

[@shannonlitteral4642]

These poor kids had to sit through this

[@connermason7874]

The boy with the long hair is sassier than Gerard Way himself xD

[@jewelsb26]

Hahahahaha

[@emilka2651]

Killjoy_Kerplunk shhshdhhs

[@domxlovejoy8953]

*Has flashback to when YUNGBLUD called Gerard Way daddy*

[@junhansguitar1036]

This was so unexpected but also so necessary

[@runningwiththewolves8284]

Omg I didn’t expect to see any Killjoys in the comments And that reference is just * chef’s kiss *

[@taniav.5635]

I'm Filipino and I was just gonna mention the concept of "siya"! We don't have gender-specific pronouns here. Basically "siya" is our equivalent of "they/them", and so we're all called by they/them pronouns in our native tongue. 😊

[@elimeow]

that’s actually so cool :0 wish america had that lol

[@abbie645]

That’s why my dad gets he/she mixed up all the time lmao

[@DarkAngelEU]

But do Filipino have gender roles?

[@kevinadams1835]

megara V. That’s amazing!

[@laobok]

​@@DarkAngelEU Every culture has gender roles. I'm Filipino and just because our language doesn't have gendered pronouns doesn't mean we don't have our own gender norms.

[@aishabluem]

#letcrystalchooseherownclothes2018

[@billiehunter1017]

Yes

[@avocadoolive1484]

“She goes by they/them” I DEADDD 😂😂😂💀

[@Sav4n4]

Time?

[@Kokorisu]

This was a very good video. I find myself still struggling with understanding the non-binary side of gender, so this is actually very nice to hear for me too. These kids are so attentive! They beat me by several miles.

[@organicmamajones2743]

They've been brainwashed!!!

[@addsonco]

@@organicmamajones2743 What??

[@missnaomi613]

Some of us grew up without gender non-conformity on our radar. My firstborn and I share tomboy tendencies, but I always felt Right as a female. When they came out as non-binary as a young adult, I figured my job was to be supportive, wether I "got it" or not. Incidentally, the Talmud even acknowledges 6 genders (including"both" and"neither.")

[@laobok]

​@@missnaomi613 Those aren't genders, those are gender expressions. Don't confuse yourself.

[@fruckie6290]

@@laobok Being nonbinary is a real gender.

[@alexlikesgoats]

I'm disappointed in a lot of these comments. People act like the kids were forced to be here when they're clearly curious and asking questions. Not like anyone said "you have to be nonbinary". In fact it's the opposite with the comments saying "you have to be binary".

[@A.Z.B.X]

@@Pinkteddie that`s a late reply if you ask me

[@_prince_idris_7614]

@@Pinkteddie they do especially in replies and stuff .-.

[@chandude3]

More like their parents pumped their head full of their own bs

[@soulfulgardener]

yep, they are so outraged that this generation of children is accepting and curious about people who are different, instead of bullies like they were in school

[@wishing8739]

Aw they all are so open minded

[@XxL1ZZ13LUN4CYxX]

Kpop fan!

[@name02]

Somebody play Mr. Rogers singing how only girls grow up to be the mommies and only boys grow up to be the daddies STAT.

[@dusktheowlgryphon]

Me when I clicked on this video: oh no the comments are gonna be a warzone of hate. Me when I read the comments: oh there's not that much.

[@charliegottschalk5124]

•Dusk the Owl Gryphon• there is a couple

[@Stronhue]

@@charliegottschalk5124 but those are only in the replies

[@charliegottschalk5124]

No Sha true

[@RobynFrost]

I always hate when that happens. I love going through comments but when I see the hate, I wanna scream

[@ILoveMagic15]

Because all critical comments get deleted.

[@TheKadabra3]

These kids are so mature respectful and smart it’s incredible

[@taekirk344]

It's because there kids

[@TodorokiShoto-yf5iy]

@@taekirk344 yeah, kids are so understanding

[@gofost5256]

​@@TodorokiShoto-yf5iy more like kids don't understand so they just sit there confused as you talk about your personal life and your identity crisis to them. This video is pointless, these kids should be in school learning something useful

[@raghallach3763]

I love how mature these kids were. Especially Brianna. She handled things like an adult.

[@newpix7555]

- was there a reason why men were the ones hunting? - because they were stronger. - I am strong, what if I want to hunt? O dear, are you comparing mankind in prehistoric age to your experience of a comfortable society where you take hunting as a game? On average people with an XY chromosome with high level of testosterone present more muscles that makes it easy to do things where strength is required, such as hunting. No one ever say that women should not hunt, but back in a time when people was literally dying during hunting processes you needed to have to be sure to bring with you the right people which usually mean take with you people with the highest level of physical strength which typically was not women. There was no active discrimination about it it was pure and simple survival thinking and optimization of resources because people was literally dying and not hunting for fun.

[@pearlofagirlnursery]

“Is there a reason why the men hunted?” Yes, because the women were raising children. (I’ll be describing most hunter-gatherer tribes, not all here. There are a few matriarchal tribes in history, too and they’re fascinating!) It was a different time with a different infant survival rate, and if the early hunter-gatherer tribes wanted to survive, they needed to bear children. The theory is that at the beginning, the roles were equal. But as hunting became more important to survival as a day-to-day thing, the men became more “superior” in these tribes. They began to have more of a say in the community, and bearing/raising children became second place to the hunting and home farming that the women would do, particularly when the tribe had begun to deplete resources. Just an interesting fact. Xandor’s a smart cookie but the way that question and the response to it was framed, it made it seem like there was no reason why the men hunted and the women didn’t. Love this video!

[@Human0904]

But it's scientifically proven that males are physically strong.But it doesn't mean they are better than females.Both males and females have their pros and cons.no one is superior

[@mugiwara5200]

@@Human0904 exactly! agree with all these!

[@Nothin2seehere-e4z]

What hunter-gathers tribe is patriarchy? None. All of them are egalitarians. If they do exist (patriarchy hunter-gathers, then they are rare. )

[@Nothin2seehere-e4z]

There are no hunter-gather tribes that are matriarchy either.

[@madisonstarr9615]

When Nanta (I hope I spelled that right) was doing the handshake with the little girl at the end!! So cute!! 🥺

[@fruckie6290]

*Performs the macarena*

[@frankabjh674]

lol was it i feel little just acted nice didn't really want to do that

[@RevvedMetal_Eco]

@@frankabjh674 fr it was so weird

[@_prince_idris_7614]

@@frankabjh674 thats so random it was just a handshake lol

[@Cracrayglitterbug]

omg I love you pfp!

[@zulfahudatulhaq8504]

How old is Sandor??? He's so smart and mature. Is that his sibling? She's also smart wow!!!

[@mytiamos]

5:32 *she* goes by they/them _visible confusion_

[@holdingyourheart5927]

It’s sad how kids are more accepting than adults

[@procrastinartist2825]

being an adult isn't easy, that's why when we have enough we all wish to go back to being kids

[@justsomeguy1014]

Well kids are growing up seeing these kinds of people being accepted in society so they learn to accept them adults are going to be less accepting as it’s something they didn’t grow up learning about as well and were probably taught to ridicule or make fun of people like this

[@psychadellicsweater8311]

@@justsomeguy1014 ...It still isn't ok, but I get your point.

[@justsomeguy1014]

ツ꧁TheBlackScrunchie꧂ im not saying it’s ok I’m saying that society is going to become more accepting thanks to the new generations

[@cyrusg8402]

That’s because they don’t know any better

[@shellamela3834]

"what's make a boy a boy?" "an X and a Y chromosome."

[@whitneyhouston187]

i respect this completely, but i don’t get it at all and i don’t understand why gender is such a big deal.

[@colombala]

Gender is something that has been extremized for years by our society, barrers have been put up for people just because of their gender, and so people want to destroy the barrers and they become innovative with new, alternitive "forms of identity", which are actually just ways of challenging the unpermissive ways of the past, and creative ways to feel comfortable in daily life. People are naturally creative and since one can build identity in certain ways, one can decide to simply 'be of no gender' and be called "them"...maybe one can find It unnecessary, but those people probably struggled in their family/school and came up with an idea to feel more relieved with themselves in order to rise to their rivals. So just respecting is the easiest and kindest thing to do, though it's normal to be curious, and it's also normal to find It strange and exagerated at the beggining. And that...came out longer then i expected XD

[@moondash2560]

It shouldn’t be a big deal, but it is because people are so closed minded and are so against it, that it has to be made a big deal.

[@liam.s789]

Whitney Houston it’s not

[@九头金蛇]

its mostly because some stubborn *boomers* want to live like its the 1960s

[@九头金蛇]

its mostly because of cancel culture

[@jeannettediaz1318]

I thought the idea was that the kids were supposed to ask the questions, not the adult.

[@andreacrumlish9976]

2:15 **He hair flips and looks fabulous!** Me: *WHY CAN'T MY HAIR BE THAT GLORIOUS???!!!!!*

[@jjuan4382]

Do you wash your hair

[@andreacrumlish9976]

@@jjuan4382 yeah 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@jjuan4382]

@@andreacrumlish9976 do better

[@manjunathprabhu4979]

*SHE

[@andreacrumlish9976]

@@manjunathprabhu4979 she?????

[@catsandcoolclips3374]

The boy in the black shirt trying to back up when he said that guys are stronger literally had me dying

[@jakakraigher4389]

I mean they are?? men have much more muscle mass than women. Are you denying basic biology or...?

[@FenriZz]

Its true tho

[@shmeepness1700]

They are..? Why do you think sports is segregated between gender? Why do you think the strongest woman doesnt fight the strongest man? Like use common sense, men are naturally strong not just in humans but other animals as well

[@shmeepness1700]

There are literally millions of scientific evidence backing this up, so what you on about?

[@aj01-14]

Because they in general are

[@iplaywithfoodttmohammed99]

also I find the guest was pushing their idea of it being a 'big deal' while the children were just like we're all people, who cares

[@LoG-22]

she is pushing her opinion on them.

[@SomethingSomethingg]

@@some-ahole Nobody makes it as big of a deal as they do. Nobody discusses it more than they do. Most people are too caught up in their own lives to care. It's when people like this girl whine about how her rights are being violated because not every store in America is going to have a bathroom for non-conforming people.

[@SomethingSomethingg]

@@some-ahole Sorry, English isn't my first language. I didn't mean to say her specifically but people like her. I read articles and see news reports and see non binary people victimizing themselves that they can't get a third gender option for their license or can't go to a public restroom. It's so absurd.

[@walleyehunter1541]

I "feel" I should be a multimillionaire so every bank out there needs to treat me that way.

[@albertoftasmania]

I don't see "stein" or "berg" in your name.

[@katiemelon8812]

If kids can be this respectful and understanding of other people’s realities. Then the older generation has a thing or two to learn from them

[@missnaomi613]

Katie melon, amen! And I'm 48. Open minded kids are the only hope of our species. Gd bless.❤️

[@dregnar85]

They're being filmed.

[@ToxicJ12]

Have you been bullied as a kid

[@ToxicJ12]

@Strikhedonia :3 yeah until I did boxing a broke their nose

[@shaded389]

Kids will believe most stuff and won't think for themselves regardless if the subject is correct or not

[@doctatofen2.089]

I’m a boy Me: Mom I want the nose green and blue phone case Mom: that is for girls! Me: where on the case does it say that? Mom: gets mad

[@YugenOfficial]

In what kind of fucking universe are green and blue considered female colors?

[@baybay3023]

_Yugen I don’t think there’s colors based off genders your right

[@rayraygaleva9493]

My grandma gave me one of my grandpa's shirts the other day because the light green and other things on it are "too feminine"

[@manondean6321]

Crystal is such a sweetheart and so intelligent

[@alenajaweed]

"do i look like a girl to you?" "yes" "but...what if i told you i feel more like being a boy sometimes?" *shrugs cutely* "thats okay!!" yall thats wholesome~

[@kpediium]

That one kid is going places, he’s really intelligent and has a lot of open-mindedness as well as a will to learn.

[@KTF72Productions]

Oh boy, I can't wait to read the comments on this one...

[@mothgosally9333]

The little girl in blue is precious

[@charliforlife8059]

Crystal?

[@ninjamoto21]

Where’s pasta ssempa when you need him

[@lampasix]

Confusion of the highest orda!

[@JohnDoe-tx8lq]

04:07 wow, it blows my mind that on a channel that has so much great diversity Crystal has to wear something she didn't like and wasn't comfortable in - and it's a very short skirt!?! Pretty ironic for a Gender Non-Conforming discussion.

[@Cngwt96]

kids are so much more open to learning about differences in people. they are curious to learn. baby boomers should take some notes

[@tylerdelbaugh2394]

I think gender is important but at the same time i think everyone has the flexibility to be who they want

[@jonggerz]

seriously? is this world turning into an online game? you can refer yourself as flexible as you want to be a boy or a girl or both or neither? I mean... WHAT ?!?/!??

[@MyLast2Braincells84]

I want to be a unicorn. Therefore I am.

[@mcplaygrounddolls9919]

Flexibility to change gender has only few animals on planet. And even they do it only for getting population. Humans 1) are not animals 2) don't have such skill. So no - You can pretend what You want but You can't force others break their mind to call You a gender or being You are not. Not respectfull to others.

[@mcplaygrounddolls9919]

@@MyLast2Braincells84 no. Remember they drink Unicorn horn milk. Be careful with wishes:-)

[@liam.s789]

Tyler Delbaugh it’s not important, poverty and crime is more important. While kids are starving and don’t have access to clean water we are crying about what our gender is.

[@missmisty1273]

"Kids can't understand this gender stuff! Stop getting representation!" Also kids: "that's okay :D"

[@soulfulgardener]

yep, none of the children were 'traumatized', nor did they convert to nonbinary, just from meeting a nonbinary person

[@BMarie774]

When I hit puberty, I started growing thick body hair, started having physically male characteristics, and genuinely wanted to be a boy. I felt like a boy. I did “boy” things. I hated dresses. I hated (and still do) hate make up. But I did want to be a mother one day. I’ve always been very “maternal”. It was genuinely like I was both male and female. Turns out I have PCOS and the male characteristics both physical and mental were explained by me having an extremely high level of testosterone. I have a theory that many people who feel like the opposite gender or both genders may have a hormonal imbalance.

[@markduchaney2453]

"hormonal imbalance" be careful what you say or they'll be knocking down this wall lmao

[@MasterHackerChannel]

I agree, it usually goes away as they age

[@MasterHackerChannel]

@@markduchaney2453 lol what do you mean?

[@jadekombe5227]

I honestly don't know that much about hormones. But some kids can already feel like they're not their assigned gender years before they hit puberty. I'm talking about 5 year olds. Isn't puberty when testosterone first appears on someone's body?

[@maybe.yellow]

@@MasterHackerChannel If you're talking about the kids feeling like they're a different gender, then no, it typically doesn't go away. If the feelings (gender dysphoria) continue into puberty, then it's most likely permanent and the only "solution" to put them in a better mental and physical state is transitioning.

[@VeryV]

People: Pink is for girls, blue is for boys! Me, a nonbinary intellectual: *Purple*

[@VeryV]

haha blue good

[@aidenoliver1681]

Me a cottage core non-binary: g r e e n

[@Emily-fb5er]

Me, an indecisive enby: c l e a r

[@asmi14]

and that makes a bi flag ^^

[@RedRox224]

“I figure, why can’t they just be a person” 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 yesssss!!!

[@zap2960]

We brainwashing kids now? Telling them there is no such thing as gender? Ha. I've seen this before.. It's called the fall of Rome

[@mugiwara5200]

@@zap2960 you're missing the point. everybody knows that genders exist. what the girl is trying to say is how people disrespect people that are outside the norm of genders. why can't other people just respect gender non conforming individuals if it doesn't do any harm to them? why can't they be just themselves and express themselves freely? why are there judgemental people? why can't they just be a person? after all, we're all human beings.

[@megmartin8298]

I used to watch this channel all the time, I've come back to this video because I've just figured out that I'm nonbinary. I cried when Crystal said "that's okay". It reminded me of coming out to my best friend yesterday. I was scared because I hadn't told anyone yet. She'd known me my whole life, and I just felt like everything would change once she knew. Her reaction was "cool, what pronouns?", then after a short conversation she gave me a hug and told me how valid I am. And that was all I ever needed to know that everything was going to be okay.

[@illizcit1]

Whether you agree or not, we shouldn't think it's so unreasonable to treat people with the respect that they ask for. That's all it boils down to and doesn't seem that hard.

[@NickRyanBayon]

No one has an issue against that, the problem is with people trying to change objective truth to first their subjective feelings. No one has a problem calling you a she or he if you identify with either what you don't get to do is claim there are 1000 genders or that male and female don't exist or that somehow your genetic chromosomes aren't a defining factor of the obvious.

[@jimscanoe]

I refuse to play along with some stranger's sexual fantasies-keep them to yourself and to insist that I should play along "because, hey, it's respectful" is nonsense; it's sexual harassment.

[@myyumyyu]

*I'm waiting for drama in the comment section 😂🍿*

[@wyattpauly]

I just started some if you want to check it out

[@softcookiessuck160]

TnB101 hah high school all over again

[@johnmarcorimando5517]

Yes. Filipino used "siya" in all gender.. just like... Mabait siya (He/She is kind)...... :)

[@daredoggo]

Oh gee, some kids being more mature than most adults.

[@mayflower4040]

I like "the older girl". She's so smart

[@naaz7208]

One thing I like about this channel is the positivity of guest and children. All of them are so full of positive energy. Whenever I see them it feels like I am watching something good.

[@shmeepness1700]

They have to be lol

[@tiffaniarmstrong4888]

That little boy is a Ben Shapiro in the making

[@HowAreYou61]

HAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

[@Marshmallow_1111]

Tiffani Armstrong NOOOOOO OMGGG

[@adambartone9193]

All that little boy did was make an argument and back it up with a well documented and widely known fact. You are giving Ben Shapiro too much credit with the comparison. The little boy had absolutely no motive or bias, he was just describing the truth as he saw it.

[@sarahricard9650]

I think he's great. Different opinions make the world go round. He was respectful while actually making Valid points.

[@sia6045]

You mean the transphobe and climate change denier?

[@benisjamin6583]

3:28 Think about the evolutionary landscape for humans. Obviously men are larger and stronger, but modern science also tells us men, ON AVERAGE, have more fast twitch muscle fibers and have higher levels of hemoglobin in their blood. Men can run faster, jump farther, carry more, shoot and throw farther, etcetera. Average differences have large effects at the extremes-- this means all the best hunters would be effectively guaranteed to be men, because of their physical advantages; women could theoretically hunt for certain periods in their lives, but due to their physical disadvantages in relation to the tasks necessary for hunting, it would be a suboptimal situation. Women, before the birth control pill, menstruated and had unavoidable periods until old age; combine that with the fact of a lack of sanitary bathrooms, no plumbing, no tampons or sanitary napkins, and that makes women's lives much more difficult before modern times. They also had to care for infants, giving them sustenance, which was not optional. At the time, the infant death rate was absurdly high, and that made women's lives much more difficult. A vast amount of time was required staying healthy during pregnancy and giving birth and sustaining the children's lives during early childhood. Hunting was a grueling, arduous, cold, unrelenting, and often necessary task, which involved killing other animals. In fact, I think it's absurd to assume women of the time should have done effectively everything for everyone.

[@bekinddrinkwater]

xander is so smart!!

[@totto79121]

I am forever amazed by these kids. They're so open and honest and smart. They asked great questions and Nanta was wonderful. Thank you, parents for raising such great young people.

[@alicewestling1293]

These kids are more respectful than a lot of adults. That'd refreshing and really gives hope that coming generations will have respect for individuality in the individual rather than fear for difference in the individual. Love it!

[@bomrade]

Alternate title: Kids meet a Twitter User"

[@plamtie]

you dont have to use twitter to be nb.

[@juanmeza958]

@@plamtie yeah but you have to be a total loser to actually care about Twitter