Middle School Boys vs Girls: Are Boys Stronger than Girls? | Middle Ground

[@kaitlynbuck5887]

Can we bring back this cast in 2-3 years to see how their answers have changed as they grow up?

[@Deutsch_Clerkor]

UNDERRATED COMMENT

[@dorothyclark8680]

YESSSSS PLS!

[@skibititoiletrizzler]

no like 10 years is better

[@naomi-art-stuff]

YASSS

[@syxnio2147]

@@skibititoiletrizzler damn in 10 years ill be 22

[@mt7able]

It would be interesting to see how their opinions change and develop as they get older. A follow-up video with these same pre-teens in a few years in high school might be enlightening.

[@rosiesiltani]

THIS

[@alexandrar3349]

This comment needs sm hype, id too be interested to watch this other video im some years amd see how my opiniobs have changes as well (im 16 now)

[@mourinekariuki8688]

I support this

[@linnsorensson2506]

YES

[@selmaelisesortland]

Yes, please!

[@sayusaymee7722]

Hanadie is wise beyond her years. She knows this is her time to BE A KID and not try to grow up fast. You only get one childhood, enjoy it.

[@jeh3739]

quite a contradictory comment

[@AxxLAfriku]

Let me get this straight: You comment something that is unrelated to the fact that I have two HEAVENLY HANDSOME girlfriends? Considering that I am the unprettiest KZbinr ever, having two handsome girlfriends is really incredible. Yet you did not mention that at all. I am quite disappointed, dear sayu

[@SketchingHands]

Agreed! I enjoyed being a kid & knew to take full advantage before I grew up.

[@mst-pierrem5729]

Amen !! Preach!! That the only thing I feel is sad today kids know and grow up too fast and loose their innocence!!

[@sysmixy335]

Exactly! You can also tell by appearance-wise. The girls who want to grow up the quickest, often look more mature, but with her, you can tell she values the time she has to stay young and act young which would be in her favor once she gets older because then she’d probably be one of those people who looks like they’re 20 but are actually 35.

[@TrevorBrockman]

Gordon standing on business 😂

[@Krad-gnik]

Agree

[@ChristianBontrager]

Tbh boys and girls are just seperated by wieght unless you in the 7-8th grade w the hood boys.

[@awdreeonuh5680]

hanadie is such a positive girl. i can feel her confidence through the screen and it’s so nice seeing such a young girl seem so sure of herself. i hope her parents recognize how well they’ve parented and mentored her through life already. if i went to her school i would want to be friends with her.

[@Said-zl2xc]

@LAW What do you consider legit black people? You consider ghetto and wannabe gangters legit black people, huh?

[@iwuvpiesgaming9164]

@LAW why is this comment necessary she has a little edge

[@Turtlecrusher121]

I hope she realize she's wrong

[@JusttMir]

@LAW she is black... you shouldn’t confuse black with struggle, black people can live anywhere and have different experiences besides being from the hood

[@ltmltm4945]

@@Turtlecrusher121 wrong about what?

[@twohootsinlove]

Hanadie is so sweet, she has the balance of mature but still a child and innocent :) I wish her the best

[@bwilly817]

seriously! i teared up hearing her responses, so pure and intelligent.

[@kaiaswrld]

Fr I kinda wanna check out her podcast tbh, just to see if she’s as insightful as she was in this video and also to support her because i feel like she’s gonna go far in this world.

[@kaychiken]

She is so adorable and smart

[@spanishinquisition4616]

It's so encouraging to see kids having a civil discussion, even at a younger age makes it more impressive. I wish we all could have a dialogue like this.

[@worldisfilledb]

It’s not impressive just because you aren’t yelling at someone, almost all interactions on a daily basis are mellow and calm

[@worldisfilledb]

@Gavin Reed for the sake of being nice and respectful lol, save that for thanksgiving, the real world and science has no room for feelings

[@spanishinquisition4616]

@@worldisfilledb I'm saying it's impressive because most kids that young are horrible at communicating how they feel and generally are very toxic when they do. So to see young kids communicating like this is very impressive.

[@leaniagarrett8296]

@@worldisfilledb they're middle schoolers back up

[@Chan12282]

Honestly, some of the adult videos get so heated. These kids are more understanding and empathetic, while adults are stiff and stuck in their ways a lot of the time.

[@skamzafire]

Gordons parents never hid the truth from him and this made him intelligent

[@zahungrysloth]

Hearing them talk about eating disorders and body dysmorphia at a young age is so sad but an eye opener

[@miwfreak4312]

What's crazy is anorexia in particular usually starts in middle school!! I was surprised to learn that but it has a lot to do with them starting puberty.

[@hauntingreindeer]

Social media.

[@SidyKitty]

I volunteer at a crisis hotline and there’s an alarming number of middle schoolers and high schoolers who reach out because they are struggling and thinking about suicide.

[@ash.613]

Same, I didn’t even know that stuff at that age (despite having body issues back then). The internet really exposes you to a lot

[@getachew.]

@@hauntingreindeer although these things have happened WAYY b4 social media existed now there just more awareness

[@Idolbottle]

Can you guys do a middle ground where you have “cancelled” people (people who have been fired or have had a negative impact on their career based off of past internet activity) vs people who are for cancel culture! That would be so interesting!

[@Nick300zxred2t]

💀💀💀

[@havaniceday5789]

YES

[@richardchang1448]

That would be dope

[@jmerge7658]

Onlyracist needs to be in it

[@zawash]

@@Nick300zxred2t ikr if that happens ima laugh my ass off

[@brucesolace6048]

I like how Gordon is not afraid to have an unpopular opinion. He's staying true to himself. It's okay to be straight, it's okay not to want to date and it's okay to know exactly who you are.

[@jakemerolli9221]

Gordon is the goat fr

[@giantsfolife25giantsfolife2]

@@jakemerolli9221 fr

[@thecapatalistpropagator_9470]

bro Gordon is the one with brains he knows men and women are different in strength, Also I am shocked how these children don’t realise that men have more testosterone and bone mass density giving a physical advantage

[@Lvl80nounique]

In a uk school gordon is the only one there that wont be bullied

[@poopcockinc3930]

not with that haircut🚘

[@bl_raps]

olivia jus yappin astronomically

[@MANKEYMASTER-yh9yo]

Yeah

[@Zxity]

FOR REAL bro graduated from yappin school

[@ramna8254]

I SWEAR BRO

[@mirshathmohamed2814]

Shes got that PhD in yapollogy

[@EzraOConnor-ui4cm]

Real

[@anthonymc8361]

Hanadie is such an eloquent kid and has the best answers as well. They should have shown her parts more.

[@KiraBandz]

Worddd she’s so adorable and well spoken

[@MsDudette21]

shes great but i think its a bit silly she has a podcast and whatever else. y does everyone need to be a social media star?

[@AmyAnon]

@@MsDudette21 lol what? If “everyone” wanted to be a social media star, all 8 of them would have podcasts. Ur statement makes no sense.

[@MsDudette21]

@@AmyAnon dk y youre being pedantic when uk what i meant. sooo many ppl want to be known online and im saying its a bit ridiculous, especially for a kid. just keep your life private. so many ppl have podcasts and its silly that everyone thinks every little conversation they have needs to be broadcasted. im saying its silly that people feel the need to overshare for attention or whatever when they just keep things to themselves or with people they feel close to. not my fault u didnt understand something so simple

[@AmyAnon]

@@MsDudette21you’re assuming the reason why she started a podcast, so you’re automatically wrong. Anyway, she’s not going to end her career because a random person on the internet is generalizing all podcasters and making claims out of thin air. You’re kinda irrelevant in that sense.

[@blooming_rei]

Hanadie is one of the most sensible 11 year olds I've ever seen she is just like straight forward and doesn't complicates things

[@sweetzs100]

I won’t say any names in case any of them come across my comment but too many of these kids were super annoying. It’s like you can tell they just repeated what they see from social media. It’s like their personality and “knowledge” is all stemming from what they’ve been told by social media. Hanadie and Gordon were very likable. My favorite ones

[@dementeddelusion8288]

@@sweetzs100 agree, Those two seemed to be the only ones who truly had their own true thoughts and spoke like young adults

[@irrelevance3859]

I agree. She is Very clever and straight forward. I think although all of them contributed well. I think a few were over complicating this for the sake of sounding intellectual

[@thekumbucket2157]

@@sweetzs100 Gordon was annoying asl

[@_mixthjz4587]

@@thekumbucket2157 no

[@maggierex5675]

My heart goes out to each of these kids! They did better than most adults put in these episodes. Very mature and respectful!

[@maggierex5675]

@Gavin ReedThere were moments where they did disagree and we respectful in saying so. There have been adults who have had to take breaks because things get so heated

[@EuriEuropa]

Wait until they face reality lol

[@maggierex5675]

@Gavin Reed 1.19, 12.49. Honestly I'm not saying that these kids are geniuses, I'm commending them for how far they have come so far. As a teacher I've seen and listened to kids talk with less respect and knowledge. I've also seen adults unable to have these conversations but with what they know and what they believe I say they are on the right track

[@maggierex5675]

@@krisurya I know but I think they are on the right track

[@TheSkizzld]

No, these kids just agreed on everything what other people will say, they don't have consevative viewpoints let alone any discourse.

[@ZanSquared]

W Gordon. My guy is doing a 7v1

[@SP3C1M3N]

fr that guy a king

[@4L1246]

His aura is just other worldy

[@yoleastfavlightskin16]

Based kid

[@jaideesandrey2610]

His aura is higher compared to the others

[@4L1246]

@@jaideesandrey2610 real

[@arissakhan1700]

the emotional maturity and wide thinking of these kids genuinely astounds me. The bit about consent was more mature than I've heard from actual adults, it's wild

[@gloomy.y]

i really hope they stay that way because i feel the same. societal pressure and high school really change people these days

[@uno9671]

forreaaal. i wasn't expecting this video to be so , Mature. wow

[@Pat19-w2s]

Most of them have no idea wtf they're talking about, I'm 14 gonna be a freshman next year and i guarantee you these kids are brainwashed and they are trying to sound like grown ups and they pick up these arguments and talking points on CNN and KZbin, take any normal Middle schooler and I guarantee you the answers would be completely different than these.

[@Zellkid]

not really, most of them talk this way because they are gay

[@blondethunder8912]

Ah yes thinking that girls are stronger than boys

[@nathanmoser6018]

I'd love to see these kids come back for a high school episode or something to see if anything changes for them.

[@mellow7968]

Gordon was in an elementary school agree or disagree video I believe

[@x2ember347]

I’d love to see how Gordon changes, I feel like he’s earlier in his emotional and mental puberty when compared to the others

[@xilentcadd4340]

Their who worlds will be changed. They are so naive.

[@inevitablesound7465]

@@x2ember347 Gordon’s takes seemed more mature to me than the others but you’re prolly right seeing as he’s one of the youngest in the group

[@AyooShanicee]

Hanadie is such a cute sweet girl. Im seeing that she even wrote a book at 6 years old, that girl has a bright future ahead of her! All the kids were very well spoken here.

[@cazbutterfly4229]

I'm not trying to hate but she clearly has privilege and parents to help her do all that, I'm sure a lot of the kids their would of loved to do something like that but they never could and it doesn't necessarily mean she'll have a bright future ahead of her just an advantage.

[@ericp166]

@@cazbutterfly4229 word, the kids I knew in school who had published books were almost always super wealthy. Just like the ones who were already ‘ceo’ of their small company like a cupcake company or something.

[@melepearl7916]

Lol what book?!

[@MarmarKhayat]

@@cazbutterfly4229 so what if she's privileged? why is that a bad thing? and even if you think it's a bad thing, it's not her "fault" as much as anyone else who's underprivileged is not at fault either. At least she's using it well, instead of abusing it. And it's also possible that she's not that "privileged" but she might be very smart at using what's available around her.

[@cazbutterfly4229]

@@MarmarKhayat nah shes clearly privileged and by me saying that I'm obviously not saying THE MOST PRIVILGED kid in the world but shes definitely privileged none the less and I'm just saying there's so many kids out there who would've done the exact same thing but cant cuz they don't have what she has to be able to do that therefore its not shocking that she wrote a book.. its really not that deep.

[@turnerboyzs8416]

7 girls 1 Boy

[@iceiceishim]

FRRRRRRR GORDON SOLOD

[@Ana_okay]

Ur childish

[@_Nigga_.]

@@Ana_okaynah he speaking fax. the other 3 boys had no testosterone 💀

[@OP_zach]

​@Ana_okay4 he is not he is just telling the truth all the other boys only agree with girls either the grew up around girls of a girly

[@MonolithMotorcycles]

@@Ana_okaynah ur just weak

[@aparkinglott]

owen is so emotionally intelligent and empathetic. big fan, also i think gordon and the blonde girl (excuse me, i don't remember her name) are underrated. they are both being so honest and i love it. the kids are okay

[@absolutelyismike6279]

Gordon based

[@bxnjiijusticeforukraine7972]

Owen is amazing ❤️

[@blondethunder8912]

Gordon is the best no contest

[@akusword80]

@@bxnjiijusticeforukraine7972 Owen seems like a cool dude

[@fate8007]

@@absolutelyismike6279 gordon is the best but he is overrated.He acts like jordan peterson

[@neonrage6297]

i’m just surprised at how well they’re able to express their opinions at this age

[@MrMitchellb10]

Yeah! Even if some things they said could be argued to have been taught to them rather than them learning it on their own, the way they spoke about it showed they could grasp what they think and present it clearly and precisely.

[@sk8aintstr813]

@@MrMitchellb10 lot of things we learn are taught from a young age. I could easily be raised homophobic or raised to believe the strong binary world we live in. id be taught to not look through the tunnel. so like, at this age, a lot of things are taught and discussed. that's how we learn

[@MrMitchellb10]

@@sk8aintstr813 True, what I was getting at is: anybody can be taught something well enough to simply repeat what was taught without really understanding it, but the way these kids presented their thoughts with clarity and precision indicates that they truly grasp the concepts and can expand on them in a way that lets them come across very clearly and articulately. Which is impressive.

[@sk8aintstr813]

@@MrMitchellb10 Ahh I understand! Totally agree.

[@real.snatch]

Trust me anyone can get paid to sit and talk. Its no effort at all

[@sarahmyers60]

I felt for Natalie and Owen going up on the body topic. Those years are rough rough. Hold your heads up, love yourself and find things to love. Look yourself in the mirror and when you hear those criticizing thoughts, counteract with positive ones.

[@chromedome6855]

maybe if Owen was a tad bit more masculine he would be able to change for the better don't you think?

[@mayat7516]

@@chromedome6855 you have to love yourself for who you are

[@adequate6941]

@@chromedome6855 Kinda weird to impose your personal standards on a kid don't you think?

[@samring2657]

@@adequate6941 it’s not weird at all In fact it’s healthy for him to do that Don’t you say

[@samring2657]

@@mayat7516 you can love your self and want to look better

[@bumbleb4226]

I developed an eating disorder in seventh grade and now I’m 22 and have gone through intense treatment for years. My heart breaks hearing youth who struggle so much with body dysmorphia. That little girl saying about her body, “I can run with it. I can swim with it”. That is actually what our bodies are for! Function and purpose, not appearance❤️❤️❤️ sending so much love and support

[@cockerel6253]

You're more sane than any of those in the video

[@i_edit_2010]

Excuses @bumbleb4226

[@neptune1525]

These kids have better and more serious conversations than most adults!

[@GoneFishingAway]

Not really but ok.

[@Spartan8676]

If all you do is live on Twitter and social media then you would probably think that, but actual people can mostly sit down and talk

[@Tobi-oi3uf]

Because they're privileged internet persona with rich influencial parents

[@neptune1525]

@@Spartan8676 I don't have twitter and my time on social media is limited, so I don't know what you're talking about. Regardless, these kids actually LISTEN to each other and are very respectful. That's what I meant.

[@Spartan8676]

@@neptune1525 i didn't mean you in particular I meant in general

[@sphumelelesijadu]

These kids are having conversations I wouldn't even think of at their age. This is so nice to see. Edit: okay I wasn't expecting so many likes, thanks. As for the ones who have an issue with what was discussed, could you please specify the prompt and what it is they said that was the problem? Just curious.

[@yesiqu8338]

There are some things you shouldn't think about at that age

[@MrMitchellb10]

It honestly worries me a bit because i think kids should be given the freedom to have fun and not have to worry about the problems of the world for as long as possible. So as cool as it is to see such smart and thoughtful kids, part of me is sympathetic over the possibility that because they are being taught so many things about the world, they might be losing a lot of their ability to be carefree and enjoy their childhood because of the problems of the world that they are made to learn about. They might be worrying unnecessarily about things that otherwise wouldn't have effected them until later. Ex. it seemed like all of the kids had their own things that were weighing on them in some ways and burdening them. Some when it came to thinking about death, some when thinking about losing friends, some when thinking about growing up etc and as much as these are things people need to learn and struggle with in order to grow I do worry that we as a society might be trying make them learn it from too young of an age and burdening them unnecessarily at the possible cost of their innocence and enjoyment of those years.

[@Concerned_citizenNZ]

I think its child abuse

[@WERNUTZ]

Physically if both eating healthy and exercising on the regular (Sports,manual, labour). Males after MiddleSchool/during and after puberty males WILL BE Stronger Physically than girls. Intellegence Wise, Mental/Emotionally Stability Wise WILL ALWAYS BE UPON THE INDIVIDUAL.

[@Tobi-oi3uf]

It's because they're rich, privileged internet persona

[@abiolaolayinka2023]

It was interesting to see how Hanadie spoke wisely despite being the youngest and Gordon is a familiar face with his outlying wit. It was a nice video.

[@SonLe-gh3dz]

Their is a 20 something women living inside of that girl

[@elsie4802]

Where has Gordon been before?

[@maxxh5331]

@@elsie4802 in 2 other Jubilee videos: 6 Fifth Graders vs 2 Secret College Students and Do All 5th Graders Think the Same? when he was in 5th grade

[@MrReese21]

To the parents of Hanadie: Keep doing what you’re doing. I’m sure you already know this, but you have loads to be proud of. I’m not usually one to post something like this, but she really impressed me with how mature her mind is for an 11yo.. Gives me hope for that generation!

[@makinyoumad9498]

Except that her parents probably had no effect for this

[@Equinoxes_Gaming]

@@makinyoumad9498 Except they do

[@makinyoumad9498]

@@Equinoxes_Gaming how

[@DanLuxe]

“The older you get, it’s thinking like the more people you could lose.” That got me.

[@ordgtrgirl]

For real. I had to pause for a moment. Like damn.

[@cory1376]

These kids are so well-educated, receptive, and kind. Even though I am older gen-z, this video definitely has me feeling better about the direction our future generations will be going.

[@real.snatch]

Lmao well educated? All they did was talk about their life experience there is no way to determine that, for all you know they are at the bottom of the class

[@cameronbooker7741]

@Gavin Reed you’re either a privileged person who doesn’t know much about the unprivileged or a token. Either way, only a person who is unintentionally or intentionally ignorant to everything around them would say what you just said. You shouldn’t speak on things that you know nothing about.

[@Almond.stars666]

@@real.snatch where they may be at in their class doesn’t determine how educated they are or not.Being well educated isn’t about how well you do in school or your grades, there’s being educated in different subjects and then there is being educated as an individual.

[@someguy9900]

It’s not that crazy dawg

[@reaganwiles895]

Totally agree! This was very nice to see and makes me hopeful for the future:)

[@lolakrivosic]

Wow, props to the parents/mentors of these kids. They're well spoken and educated

[@nakuro2686]

That part

[@AshirwadSarmah]

but tbh when they say gender doesn't matter in terms of who is stronger, they are indeed wrong i think. Talking physically, boys are indeed stronger than girls on average, like one of the girls say it does not depend on gender, it depends on the individual, but on average, boys are physically stronger. Idk on other aspect, i'd say they are equal, and Jubilee obv didn't mention that, but like again, the other girl said, their volleyball team crushed the boys' team many times, but that is just her one experience, there's a reason men and women dont play most sports together, a reason all the male records for most sport is better than females. And as the other boy said, 1 girl he knows can fight half of his friends, but that is again 1 example of his, I'm sure all half of those boys who she can fight would beat 90% of the rest of the girls if not all. So physically, boys will always be better than girls on the same level. That is just natural and nothing wrong about it. Both have strengths and weaknesses in different fields EDIT: now, if someone says I can't fight a female wrestler or boxer, ofc I cant but all of the men in that field can fight all the women, or 95% of them at least. And I can fight all the girls Ihave in my class, so in the same level, boys are physically stronger than girls.

[@AshirwadSarmah]

@@zareenah13 not you, so move.

[@liberatednow6013]

@@zareenah13 Thank you for being a perfect example of online harassment described in the video. There is no need to be rude when one is simply sharing their opinion.

[@cosmo287]

@@liberatednow6013 fr

[@devinyoung7702]

“I believe my friendships will last forever.” Prepare for a hurt as near as death, kids…

[@lavinagretel6989]

pls dont break my heart like that

[@sparklenights5421]

its not a bad thing, you get experiences and meet new people again, that's life

[@Apolous]

natalie is so intelligent and well spoken i can tell she’s going places

[@Jose-su8fr]

None of these kids are going anywhere. Except Gordon maybe

[@bingchilling994]

@@Jose-su8fr Gordon with that Jimmy neutron brain

[@absolutelyismike6279]

@@bingchilling994 bros shaped like megamind for a reason, everything he said was fax

[@bingchilling994]

@@absolutelyismike6279 hhhh bruh fr

[@udhav423]

@@absolutelyismike6279 fax? Why? Just cuz his clownish views conditioned by his parents align with yours? I wanna laugh💀

[@gg1136]

I would love to see these kids in High School and have the same topics discussed again with Jubilee

[@Destiny_Echols]

omg yes

[@erenjaeger1738]

Yeah would love to see how the boys get way more stronger at that point and know their biology difference about men and women. That discussion about to be different.

[@TheTrainedLamb]

Nah it would be pretty boring they'd probably all say the same things they did in this vid. I already know all of their opinions just by watching this video.

[@ethanstechworld207]

I'm a senior in high school and most of these kids are having more mature conversations than a lot of the people in my grade. Keep going kids!

[@captainbuttnaked]

U must have no friends

[@areyouapisces]

@@captainbuttnaked how ignorant of you. these kids are definitely well taught and spoken, the way they talk about eating disorders and sex is very evolved/ when i was a middle schooler i defiantly wouldn’t have been able to articulate these comments.

[@real.snatch]

@@areyouapisces then thats your own ignorance. Dont put that on “most people” just because you couldnt do something

[@real.snatch]

@@areyouapisces keep in mind, in your days, nobody cared about sexual orientation and eating disorders.

[@leszz]

Cause it’s part of the vid... who the hell sits with their friends at school and says, “do you know about periods?” “Are you old enough to date?” “Do you like your body?” Not many people are going to do that and if it’s for a vid some will participate. Doubt these kids speak like this all the time. I’m a junior and ofc they don’t speak maturely all the time but when it’s the time to do so they do. Do you expect high schoolers to speak about these topics 24/7 and not have fun?

[@jon-d3x]

I was expecting to see 4 girls vs 4 boys, not 7 girls vs 1 boy

[@Hyerayuna]

So the other 3 guys didn't speak much or being straight forward.. it makes them girl ?? That's how u think girls and their importance are ??

[@jon-d3x]

@@Hyerayuna ok so i get it that your a feminist and get really offended when i say something against girls, but its the truth. in the video they literally interviewed a gay person!!!!

[@Hyerayuna]

@@jon-d3x gay okay ?? Men are gay too.. that doesn't make them women.. y'all fr ?? 😭🤏🏻..

[@Hyerayuna]

@@jon-d3x oh btw feminism stands for equal rights and choice.. ur momma probably doesn't have that ... Otherwise imagine bringing that term to validate ur vague argument

[@jon-d3x]

@@Hyerayuna the majority of gay men act differently from men, so... maybe get like 4 real men and 4 real women

[@AA-do1vw]

Bruh Gordon crakes me up 😂, he’s painfully honest and straight to the point! Love him

[@wesleygondwe2371]

FR

[@MPK112233]

This dude is going to run a company one of these days

[@OkYouAreAmazing]

He legit embodies the innocence and confidence of youth

[@Turnpost2552]

Or tbh he has the most realistic expectations

[@sumarianprince]

@@MPK112233 Totally.

[@n1qu3izz]

Gordon is such a cool kid. I love how he is straightforward and logical in his reasoning. Hanadie as well, she is super sweet and intelligent.

[@fedluth3116]

My two fav same

[@ladelllarkins407]

Mos def my fav

[@Brandon-ju5pg]

@@dickgrayson4325 Gordon is straight up and tells the truth how it is. He doesn’t sugarcoat anything and is confident despite being the smallest guy there. He is the most intelligent child in that group

[@helloMoto-k2]

@@Brandon-ju5pg He's been raised right.

[@karilynnblack3608]

SHIP

[@jmarie4652]

Hanadie and suhailah talking abt their struggles with confidence with their hair really touched my inner black girl. Growing up I used to always feel less than bc straight hair was the beauty standard not my kinks and coils. I’m so glad they’re finding their confidence in their natural hair so early it’s really beautiful to see 🤍

[@brookemcb]

for the record, i think your hair is literally stunning

[@ashmyrbonbon9888]

Hanadie and gordon the goat

[@jmarie4652]

@@brookemcb this just made my heart smile thank you so much ❤️

[@bgos4727]

I wish my hair was like yours but mine is too short 😭

[@user-zv7yb4yp9g]

people with straight hair want curly hair and people with curly hair want straight hair. That’s how the world works, everyone wants what they don’t have but you should try to never fall for that mentality because it leads to very bad places. I’m glad you managed to figure it out

[@malimurphy8638]

So great to meet Olivia the D1 yapper 💀💀

[@rami3164]

She added Litteraly nothing bro

[@alexisrapoza5103]

When Owen began speaking about consent I was shook. These kids’ parents are doing something right

[@Nothing-iz6hw]

Or maybe they learn it from social media~

[@jinx724]

Maybe parents maybe not. You would be surprised how many kids have uneducated bigoted parents

[@maybelight1732]

most kids’ parents don’t even teach them this but they still know about it because of social media

[@ratiobozo6821]

@@jinx724 oh boi

[@ratiobozo6821]

Gordan was the least brain washed.

[@kianna270]

i love that hanadie said she wants to live our her childhood before she’s an adult. i wish more younger kids had that mentality. don’t grow up too fast! you’ll get to your 20s and realize you wasted a lot of nice childhood times obsessing over boys and trying to grow up too fast! stay young yall 🥺

[@shadowarmy2351]

I didnt obsesse over boys, or tried growing up. I was an innocent 3 year old that had to be an adult, and for that result Im always adult but that child me always will stay because of the trauma i had to go through. but i absolutely agree live out your childhood, bc it isnt what you thought it was when you wanted to grow up

[@i8mysniper84]

But then again, I prefer to have rights

[@Heytheredelisandwich]

Yes as a kid I never wanted to grow up but here I am... almost 21 😅

[@derekjager4697]

She's smart

[@xmellowdrama]

@@shadowarmy2351 exactly sometimes it isn’t a choice. some situations will change you and your mindset forever, once you’re forced to grow up there’s no going back i swear 😭

[@amiyahj9181]

The girl with the red shirt is very well spoken. Very wise for her age.

[@amiyahj9181]

Sorry her name is Natalie, I'm now noticing this.

[@daylight137]

@@amiyahj9181 ha no it’s fine, I always forget their names. But she’s really well spoken, and makes what she’s saying easy to understand.

[@cory7981]

exactly

[@legendofsociety796]

@@amiyahj9181 sir I disagree, she seems like a typical middle school girl. The wise one was the fluffy haired one. Then I’d say the the long braids one.

[@amiyahj9181]

@@legendofsociety796 Ma'am* but okay I respect your opinion.

[@hamudyhussein2159]

1 logic boy vs 7 emotional girls

[@goosethemagpie]

There are 4 girls there 💀

[@hyperion447]

@@goosethemagpie 4 girls and 3 boys who think they are girls

[@alexlomasky5447]

@@goosethemagpie they all girls

[@alexm.c.312]

The craziest thing is the smallest boy out of all then makes the most sense and is the most intelligent. He responded to the actual question, every other people boy and girl used their own interpretation instead of answering the question straight up

[@mchoe5890]

Who are you referring to? I hope you are talking about Gordon

[@jos1157]

He doesn’t drink tap water.

[@_MartinChess_]

@@jos1157micro-plastics are the cause of human extinction

[@HCR2_addict]

​@@mchoe5890that's it

[@federalinvestigation9962]

tap water is filled with fluoride, chlorine and heavy metals@@jos1157

[@Daisy-do2kb]

Natalie seems so smart and kind. I would love to be her friend. People in the comments need to stop telling her she's wasting her childhood.

[@mythical2078]

🤡🤡🤡 “ girls are stronger than boys” honestly this generation is terrible it literally proven by science everyone get offended they picked the most gayest and weakest mindset ever except for Gordon

[@joeo4307]

@@mythical2078 i don’t think theres any need to compare who’s stronger, yes some men are physically stronger and some women are physically stronger. some women are emotionally stronger and some men are emotionally stronger. there’s no need to argue one side or another and especially no need to be using “gay” as an insult

[@quidlad2050]

L

[@2405phuong]

@@joeo4307 nah

[@machonacho0075]

@@joeo4307 nah they asked Gordon was the only logical one in that room for the first question

[@linelisbeth]

This conversation was on SUCH a high Level, they're so educated and well spoken. Better than many adults. I'm a big Fan!!

[@terrorgaming459]

Yet we still cant vote "democracy"

[@fakeaccount704]

@@terrorgaming459 you think middle schoolers should be allowed to vote 🙄

[@trinity9020]

yes

[@derrick5028]

Educated pls.. lmao

[@aleksihonkanen2629]

@@terrorgaming459 I don't know how old you are but your opinion is objectively wrong if fully mature people cannot use critical thinking then no person without any critical thinking and brains wich have not fully developed cannot possible make such a important choice or can you say otherwise ? And no these children in the video aren't more intelligent than normal adults and they arent even that unique in terms of people their age if given proper education also if the situation is scripted and the group shares a similar opinion then even braindead person can hold impressive sounding discussion

[@krihs_krihs]

Gordon is smart. He speaks objectively, answers each questions without personal bias unlike everyone else.

[@Godlover214-d5j]

💯%

[@cjcman87]

I have a 15 year old son and 12 year old daughter. It pretty strange to me how well adjusted they are compared to how I was. I didn't really get into politics until my mid 20s. My son just collected signature for state level candidate and my daughter wants me to "accompany" her to a protest. The younger generations had to grow up faster with all that's going on and it saddens me but also gives me so much hope. Shine little ones.

[@hanahahmad]

🌟🌱

[@qquitaward1]

One of them said they lives have speeded up by five years. 👀 They see it. They have to be this way because of what is in front of them.

[@EuriEuropa]

Yea but it's unfortunate that they're forced to grow up society no longer let kids be kids instead they're bombarded with polítics in schools and other things of our culture they shouldn't really be worried about at such a young age..we were lucky to have grown up in a time where we were all allowed to enjoy our teens

[@someguy9900]

I bet they use Twitter lmao

[@Daniel-pq5ek]

I believe the school system indoctrinated kids with things they shouldn’t learn about. Things that aren’t necessary. Very smart kids clearly, but there’s an obvious political affiliation they lean towards, and that’s a result of the school system

[@aitorarandafernandez2354]

Big W for Gordon. Even being in sixth grade, he's so mature and intelligent.

[@소쿠도사쿠]

The other guys are all L

[@CasualCat64]

@@소쿠도사쿠the girls were just full of Ls

[@NotGonnaSugarCoatIt1]

W Gordon

[@gibblit5983]

Gordon on top fr

[@Tea_And_Biscuits]

Gordon 🔛🔝

[@NikkiCaswell]

When middle schoolers are more civil in their conversations than many adults who argue over the slightest disagreements.

[@Onepieceistheworstanime]

The only kid here with common sense is gordon. Whats wrong with you people?

[@davidlee-michaels9430]

Give it time. Once they enter college, shave their heads, add a septum piercing and start handing out socialist part leaflets they'll be screaming at anyone who disagrees.

[@Nateisabot]

@@Onepieceistheworstanime you forgot one major part of the first question, boys and girls, used for prepubescent children, in which there is not a notable increase of strength

[@sardinha.1334]

​@@davidlee-michaels9430you literaly proved their point, you are arguing over something almost meaningless

[@IslandersFan100]

That’s cuz they’re on camera

[@Filotea.Atanasova]

I wish I was there to debate. That kid, Owen really made me mad.

[@botanicalitus4194]

imagine being mad at a video like this

[@rami3164]

Yeah bro same I have much to discuss with him

[@darbyannhughes]

Why

[@VideoGamesAndTheWorld]

For kids at that age to talk like this and have such conversations like this gives me some hope for the next generation. They're pretty mature for their ages.

[@Almond.stars666]

@Gavin Reed if that what you get from this video then you are the type they hope this generation doesn’t turn out to become

[@alimurtaza6318]

Hope?? Hahah I gotta be honest these are just kids they don't know what's right and wrong, and they saying they already know their sexual orientation?? Hahaa When i wa stheir age like 13 or 14 years old I was thinking the same that maybe I am Gay or something but when I grew up I realised that at that age so many hormonal change took place that they may mess with u desires or feelings if attraction so its better to wait till u old enough to decide stuff...

[@joeodd2]

@@alimurtaza6318 Everyone's biology is different, you know that right?

[@nina9609]

@@alimurtaza6318 There is no right and wrong when it comes to sexuality and it's not harmful to label yourself at that age, sexuality is fluid, you can grow up and realize thats not what you feel anymore and thats ok. I knew my sexuality at 13 but suppressed it and didn't come out for years because of heteronormativity.

[@thenextstepxzs]

it’s because of social media

[@thewolf2153]

Gordon really stands out as someone who will be steadfast in his convictions. All the kids are extremely well-versed though and you really wonder how much the media has really blows things out of proportion to the detriment of the adult population.

[@jadenavery5158]

I love how Gordon was very honest and transparent about what he believed in but also was able to hear other opinions and listen. We should all be like Gordon with our beliefs: strong in them but willing to hear others out and listen.

[@ainslay386]

Yess!! He was very underrated ❤

[@crowyxl1563]

And he's in the sixth grade

[@kgabaneleraisa4528]

He was the best here❤. Hope grows & never changes

[@yetanothertrashytuser8033]

​@@ainslay386Wdym underrated, neither of them was really judged, rated or smth like that.

[@lycan2494]

gordon ramsay

[@CampTipiskaw23]

This comment section is more childish then the actual children💀

[@hakuwaku]

You did not watch the same video that everyone else watched bro 😭😭

[@laurent.9968]

I'm so sorry for what Kolby went through. The south is a really scary place. I know that because I live in north Texas. There was a case in my hometown where a middle school aged black boy was severely bullied, and that was the case that made my school district finally care about bullying.

[@stxrrymidnight]

the best place to live in the US is a place in Texas.

[@stxrrymidnight]

However, yeah the south can be scary.

[@Cocoabutter_lotion]

Yeah I live in Texas

[@ryleighkyle]

lord living in south mississippi being black is a nightmare

[@Stellamarie_7]

I live in New Orleans which is one of the few places in the south that doesn’t really have this problem

[@ravanramos7607]

Gordon is my favorite, he is so straight forward. Hanadie is so precious!!!!

[@elitegamer7414]

And he is also so straightttttt

[@JMelena96]

Loved that Gordon brought up the fact that you're relationships at such a young age aren't going to last. Don't take them too seriously. I think that's something young teens need to remember. Yes, it can be sad, but it isn't that big of a deal.

[@brianmckenna2421]

I’m sorry but I’m going to have to disagree. Gordon is the most annoying mf I ever seen in my whole life and bro looks like mega mind. His forehead is huge not only in height, but in width. Gordon’s mom prob cuts his hair every week

[@i.dle.k]

:( that's fine I guess nobody wants me anyway.

[@NicoleReign]

@@i.dle.k you’ll find your way ❤️‍🔥

[@non0n704]

Exactly! I had a boyfriend in middle school way back when, and I thought it was something that was really going to last. Looking back on it now, it was really such an immature and superficial relationship.

[@microwave8931]

Two of my classmates broke up recently and now one of them is being salty on Tiktok AS IF SHE DIDNT WILLINGLY DATE HIM

[@liamwilliams6651]

Why is it so hard to understand that on average, men are much stronger than women. Its not even a contest. Exceptions don't make the rules.

[@sky-ms3eb]

the question wasn’t about averages it was just in general, like if a boy and a girl do the same things and live identical lives would the girl or the boy be stronger? i think that’s what the question means when people ask that

[@liamwilliams6651]

@@sky-ms3eb if a boy and girl lives an identical life then 100% the boy is twice as strong as the girl if not more. That is a fact of life.

[@sky-ms3eb]

@@liamwilliams6651 boys genetically have more muscle mass than girls, but girls are stronger in terms of life span, survival and mental strength. there has been many studies about this

[@_Nigga_.]

@@sky-ms3eb brother we are talking about body strength, why tf u bringing up those topics

[@Anonymoususer654]

I agree that men are much stronger than women physically on average however the question was not limited to only physical strength. Strength comes in many forms like emotionally and physically.

[@compashinpei]

The length of video: 24 minutes The video released: 2 minutes ago The comment section: “Loved the conversation of this episode”

[@shekinahmba3991]

I already love it even though I'm not done lol but yeah

[@ploopyttt6536]

"Gordon Is A Polititian and is a thinker" 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺

[@omi4470]

Jubilee in a nutshell basically

[@tintintubes]

lol. So true

[@ashintheeyes2176]

Finally somebody said it.

[@kayleeconsani2924]

As a junior in high school it’s so weird seeing middle schoolers talk about their excitement for high school and college. I am almost at that stage of becoming an adult and going to college. It feels like time has slipped through my fingers. It seems like yesterday i was a freshman and now i’m 17. It’s just so weird to see, as someone who’s older

[@chancellor500]

Feel the same!

[@saigie3908]

Yes!! I’m also a junior in high school but I’m 16, but I relate to this!

[@derekjager4697]

I'm 30 and I still have weird dreams about high school. Side note: if you are hood at math, and want to go to college, pursue accounting. Also buy the book "worthless" by Aaron clarey. It's " the indispensable guide to choosing a degree" (might have butchered that quote)

[@patrickjohnson5789]

I feel this same way too. I feel like I was just 18, now I’m 26. Life comes at you fast, just remember to slow down, take pictures, and enjoy your life. When things get tough, remember it’s normal and complicated times are just challenges to adapt you as an adult. You got this!

[@OneScreamItsOverr]

I feel like I was just 17, I’m 24 now lol

[@sakinasitoto]

I think what Gordon meant about it being easier to define yourself as straight was that we live in a heteronormative society and since a lot of us are socialized to be heterosexual, if you are heterosexual there is not a lot of resistance

[@MsDudette21]

lol youre not socialized to be heterosexual, you just are. ppl trying to tell u to be straight doesnt change the fact that deep down those that non-straights know they arent straight. u live in a world that doesnt normalize being gay so u feel its wrong, hence confusion cuz no one wants to believe their feelings are wrong (which they arent)

[@chumaRooi]

@@MsDudette21 we are definitely socialized to be heterosexual. You don't know it cos you have a heterosexual experience. I dk how many times I've been told I'm "too young to know I like boys" or "it's a phase" I'll grow over it. We are more forced to perform to heterosexuality than being allowed to be who we are.

[@MsDudette21]

@@chumaRooi i see your point. sorry to hear that you've had struggles. ❤

[@hey7492]

@@MsDudette21 Yes we are socialized to be heterosexual. I'm bisexual woman and I have been in a relationship with a guy for about 4 years... people really come at me and say ''I knew it was a phase''. Meanwhile I know it wasnt. I know I still like all genders, but they try so hard to call me ''heterosexual'' and they don't even know that (plot twist) my boyfriend and I have been sleeping with some other girls and will maybe someday be a throuple lol. And guess what, my boyfriend is also bisexual and he's had it even worse since he gets told that he never had a sexual experience with a guy, and only uses this label to be like me and so we can be closer... and no he's not. So there you have an example of two bisexuals who keep being told that theyre straight. EVEN when our sexuality is literally about liking the other gender aswell...

[@rockstepguy3524]

@@chumaRooi I disagree a little, at the end of the day we have to remember that we are "animals", our reproduction method goes as "male impregnates female to make more males and females", not "male impregnates male" or "male impregantes himself", and this has been since pretty much our most older ancestor. Of course no system is perfect, even more natural systems, so there is going to be "deviations", individuals that because of something or someone managed to "leave the path", homosexuality didn't just start a decade ago, for example, there are records of homosexuality in the ancient greeks (and i'm pretty sure even before that), going from barely tolerated to accepted and incentivized in some places, one could even say that this was also thanks to philosophy, because people were activaly questioning everything around them, even the natural order of things. Also one more thing is that leaving this "path" will also have it's negatives, for example if you are homosexual, you can't make a child with your desired partner, i mean, you can do it (adoption, surrogacy), but in the natural way or the child having both genes, it's impossible, that's pretty much nature telling us that "that is not what i meant guys". I don't think homosexuality/bisexuality/whatever is a bad thing, but what i can say it's that it's not a "social construct", if tomorrow everyone became homosexual, there would be no more humans after us.

[@charlottekilpatrick2011]

I love how they’re all kids but mature enough to listen to others opinions and wait for their turn to share theirs

[@giacominaj5601]

I want to give Natalie a big hug and tell her that it’s okay to be a kid. Such a sweet soul bearing burdens she shouldn’t have to🤍

[@nataliet8826]

Hi, I read this and wanted to cry. thank u so much i rlly appreciate this. ❤️

[@violetb.4459]

@Natalie T hi 😏😏😏😏 its violet 😏

[@xkiss7072]

Literally. Made me tear up.

[@sxucekey619]

Yh they are children so I don't understand why they are made to think or feel bothered about this issues.

[@alpheusmphaphuli5535]

Their level of self-awareness at this age is truly admirable. They're gonna grow to be emotionally stable and well-informed adults.💯

[@PaulRakoczi]

>emotionally stable >Denies obvious fact of men being stronger physically. Pick one

[@leoshi8756]

@@PaulRakoczi I mean I agree with that one person that said you can be strong physically or mentally. Also some girls are honestly stronger than some men, but if we're going genetically yeah men are usually stronger.

[@PaulRakoczi]

@@leoshi8756 I agree that there is physical and mental strength which are completely different and that Women can be insanely strong mental-wise. There are also Women that are stronger than some Men, but still, the rule cannot be based on exceptions, and at least when it comes to physical strenght which can be measured a lot easier than mental strenght, men are overall stronger. From the video I got the feeling that some of them genuently think that there is no genetical difference in physical strenght when it comes to females and Males because Females are sometimes stronger.

[@jadeblades]

@@PaulRakoczi "pick one" Lol no . why are these two mutually exclusive things . how does someone disagreeing with you mean theyre emotionally unstable

[@PaulRakoczi]

@@jadeblades Because there is nothing to disagree with, this is a biological fact, not a theory.

[@sillygoose3314]

Owen isn’t just smart for a middle schooler that dude is smart for a person. Honestly unfair that somebody can be that well spoken at such a young age

[@bharatgoel8809]

Nope he isn't. It's just that you're a silly goose. Gottem

[@cjconklin5438]

sure hes smart, but not smart enough to realize hes wasting his golden years worrying on the future and adult things.

[@annaairahala9462]

Honestly feeling so proud of him even though I don't know him

[@keller_3180]

Nope he isn’t. It’s just that you’re a silly goose. Gottem

[@oliver.mayes2305]

@@cjconklin5438 because he’s gay and asexual, girl please

[@yannah81851]

1:10 If physically, it does matter with gender. Males are born with more muscle mass and physically males are definitely stronger than women. That doesn’t mean that women can’t be physically strong, but biologically men will always be physically stronger by biology.

[@kelseyjanelle99]

It's so crazy that I wanted my hair straight and long like the non black girls about 10 years ago (when I was their age), and we're still having that conversation today. I really hope that conversation becomes less common and we embrace our natural beauty from the beginning 💛✨

[@legendofsociety796]

Its a tough mentality to get out of, one of the reasons why i grow locs is because i want to know for myself i can get long hair too even tho it will never be straight

[@KentPetersonmoney]

Not just girls. I wanted straight hair to.

[@kelseyjanelle99]

@@legendofsociety796 Amazing point you got there! (Our hair can be just as long too). Just have to give it time and care xxx

[@laurenlane7047]

The grass is always greener on the other side unfortunately. If only we all could just love what we have. Black hair is beautiful too 😍

[@joezic]

well when all the black girls on mainstream media wear straight wigs thats what happenes

[@johnkelly2099]

Natalie is very mature for her age, it made me so upset to see her speak about body dysmorphia and I'm beyond impressed on how educated and aware they are.

[@clover6377]

Social media has definitely pushed these conversations forward for younger generations. I remember thinking these things bc of the things on social media plus we can learn so much. These kids are so articulate I don’t think I could’ve ever put those thoughts into words

[@marcusgonzalez8208]

Bro did you not here the prompt to which at least 3 of them said they were cyber bullied through social media. Social media gives a footstool to far more problems than it solves.

[@septemberz]

Literally 👏👏 I had no words to describe anything Edit: grammar fix

[@frishter]

Social media is certainly having a big impact, but I'd argue that it's a really negative one. People are now increasingly insecure and even when it comes to social issues it tends to be about validating themselves more than other people or just trying to argue with one another rather than listening to each other. Be sceptical over social movements because they're not what they pretend to be. That's not to mention the creeps that are actively targeting the young. I also think people need to be VERY careful about posting themselves and their life online. You can't erase something permanently once you've posted it and with cancel culture people are willing to dig up something you've said in the past that is inappropriate even for things that weren't considered so bad at the time. Personally I'd recommend not using your real name or posting pics of yourself online at all.

[@YanYan-y8q]

4 girls 3 disappointments and 1 success

[@marylandcookies3346]

What

[@SoniasWay]

These kids had better and more mature conversations than most adults

[@NewageStoic35]

Sure

[@burntemail3950]

......they sound like most young adults rn that kinda a red flag to me not about the kids

[@dhruvavikas3538]

reading from a script is very mature of course

[@burntemail3950]

@@dhruvavikas3538 its not a script trust me it would sound allot different if children were reading from a script

[@theresnothinghereatall]

@@burntemail3950 They definitely talk like someone older than them wrote their words. Unless they just chose a group of teacher's pets.

[@stardust464]

When the kids started talking about their fear of “aging”, “more responsibilities” and growing out of their “golden years”, I could completely relate. I felt the exact same at that age because of what adults around me were telling me. I had a fear of growing up because I thought my life would be over at 18. I thought the decisions I made at that age (like choosing a career path) would be permanent and if I mess up one little thing, my life would be over. Adults don’t realize how much what they say and do really affects kids. This includes parents and teachers.

[@user-ug9pf9mf6x]

Wtf you commented this same thing in Don’s video

[@stardust464]

@@user-ug9pf9mf6x yes I did

[@JeyC_]

And thats why this generation is becoming weak and pathetic Imagine fearing responsibilities lol

[@stardust464]

@@JeyC_ You completely missed the point. The adults that constantly complain about their lives and tell kids that their lives will be ruined after 18 are the pathetic ones. The older generations are the ones that raise the younger ones, so that “weak” mentality is a reflection on you.

[@JeyC_]

@@stardust464 my guy, I'm gen z myself. And love how you instantly deflected accountability, proving my point once again This generation prioritizes emotions, feelings rather than logic and common sense All in the name of "pRogReSsiViSm".. Progress, just backwards lol

[@maynardewm]

Gordon when he said he doesn’t have student loans so life is simpler. I appreciate how simple and straight forward he approaches things haha

[@qobomasuku5951]

And that's why he's not excited about the future. Student loans cause serious anxiety. He's too young to be thinking like this! These kids might have a low life expectancy than today's adults and experience high depression.

[@tiffanywyatt5137]

@@qobomasuku5951 oh stop

[@qobomasuku5951]

@@tiffanywyatt5137 Are you a psychologist?

[@tomolancaster223]

@@qobomasuku5951 no one asked

[@mirajmohammed8662]

Gordon is cooking. The only kid speaking facts

[@Uri_Mercury]

I'm so glad Owen said what he said on the topic of sexuality. I myself knew when I was in kindergarten, that what I felt for some of my male friends wasn't simply friendship. It was attraction. Being 33 now, I really wish I had the resources and representation to have known, because the churches made us feel like our lives were essentially over even for thinking of it. Obviously there's no need to act on it, but knowing is so helpful from the perspective of navigating life as a youth.

[@paigepasqualone]

Hugs to you 💕

[@Uri_Mercury]

@Paige Pasqualone ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@realepicaaron3326]

how is your church like? mine has 2 gay members in it which everyone respects. is there something wrong with other churches?

[@teenytries6290]

I agree, I liked how they kinda covered both sides; how some of us don’t know during our childhood /and that’s okay/ but others of us know right away I’m a lesbian, and my first crush was on a girl when I was in the 1st grade. I didn’t really understand what it meant, the way I defined it was “I want to hug girls and play with boys” and that sentiment never changed, apart from the fact that I now understand what romance is lol. We all grow up differently, and there’s nothing wrong with that

[@bbbbbbb51]

@@realepicaaron3326 well, the Bible pretty blatantly condemns gay sex. You can dislike that if you want to, as everyone is entitled to their own beliefs, but ignoring it or acting like it isn't reality will only hurt your own position to Christians & non-Christians alike.

[@SeaJackson]

Hanadie is based, got a lot of respect for kids that realize you'll regret rushing your childhood. Being an adult is the last thing you should strive for before you've really grown up yet. Also you can tell Gordon is really mature.

[@47eoghan47]

Contradicted yourself there buddy

[@Captaine_Crunche]

@@47eoghan47 he didnt, gordon is mature enough to understand that youll regret rushing your childhood

[@SeaJackson]

@@47eoghan47 People perceive Gordon to be more adult like but he still says he's trying to enjoy being a kid, doesn't mean he can't be mature minded while doing it.

[@luv-xt6dx]

Natalie is very smart in my opinion, she’s mature for her age and understands how puberty works.

[@stripeybeast]

Seriously how the f is she in middle school. Woulda pegged her for like a hs senior

[@yuci4real]

@@stripeybeast Wtf?

[@Angelz2007]

@@stripeybeast 😭😭dawg wtf

[@stripeybeast]

@@Angelz2007 her personality obvs…. BIG personality

[@faye7621]

@@stripeybeast hs senior??????

[@MRBILLUMS]

Bro he clutched a 1 v 7 💀

[@Ella-nx1md]

Owen is a breath of fresh air. He is so mature and knowledgeable.

[@jaevionscales5026]

No

[@adequate6941]

@@jaevionscales5026 Yes

[@samring2657]

@@adequate6941 no

[@adequate6941]

@@samring2657 yeah

[@samring2657]

@@adequate6941 no 😭

[@Drogos01]

I love how grounded and practical Gordon is with most of his opinions. Hanadie has so much potential and is already harnessing it, she will go very far in whatever she puts her mind to. It's also nice to hear the boys showing a shift from the typical male bravado that society sometimes pushes us to accept. Realizing that some of these topics need to be talked about is such an important aspect of a healthy upbringing

[@bboystone86]

Instead of the "typical male bravado" you speak of, we now have young boys that act and appear more feminine, and physically weak. I wouldn't say that's the best trade.

[@davidflemingg]

@@bboystone86 and what’s wrong with being feminine? there’s no lack of physically strong people and who sas you can’t be both?

[@uroboric]

this doesn't seem healthy at all. these kids are depressed af

[@keytlenmartinez8466]

@@uroboric it's not depressing it's actually nice to see that kids can think and act better then adults

[@CreatorOfAllCaillous]

@@keytlenmartinez8466 But the emotions some of them are dealing with is definitely depressing. I'm a middle schooler and I don't really experience these things which is very fortunate for me. But I understand them and what they feel because I can usually understand people's emotions kinda well and it's also because I'm around the age of all of them. Also, most of the kids in my school, have very similar personalities of these kids so these kinds of personalities and traits are with a ton of teens and young people.

[@haidyn2405]

All of them are VERY articulate and well spoken for their age, but Owen’s vocabulary and demeanor are SO advanced. That kid is clearly wildly intelligent. He’s going places. (Also I feel like Natalie is not getting enough credit, she was wonderful as well :)

[@haidyn2405]

And Kolby!!!

[@des-eq7lf]

Probably an honors kid

[@allisongirl6001]

These kids look like little children not middle schoolers they look 9

[@danieljohn4014]

He is just clearly on social media a lot lol. I wouldn't say he's going places, he's got a really pessimistic detrimental mindset, no offense though.

[@meredithfitch-ko2lp]

It makes me sad that children have to deal with such horrible comments online

[@jairusmellirazan8967]

The fact that these kids know what sexual orientation is and seeing all homophobic adults is just making me so embarrassed for them

[@omotayosatuyi252]

I’m shocked that Gordon knows what student loans are

[@Shooottta]

@@omotayosatuyi252 why gordon looks like a 40 year old trapped in a child body?😂😂

[@MsDudette21]

@@omotayosatuyi252 right. this dude is like what 10? y does he know so much already? he talks like he's already been through adult life. i dont even mean that in a bad way its just damn poor kid seem somewhat jaded already. but he said he's enjoying life right now and rly glad he is. love that dude

[@WishiTheFishy]

@@omotayosatuyi252 now days we learn about student loans in 6th grade, so it’s not that shocking.

[@drxpkyojin8739]

For real.. I heard kolby talking about how he viewed sexual orientation, how everyone has their own journey, and he has to figure out where he is… and it really had me in awe. As a kid the thought of being anything other than straight was an abnormal thought to me. Looking at this I’m seeing this next generation is gonna be full of more open minded, less discriminatory people. When I was a kid everyone seemed super closed minded and had seemed to have more prejudices towards the people around them. These kids seem to treat everyone around them with equal respect and it’s super heartwarming to see. I’m excited to see what this world will become by the time I’m grown up.

[@davledav]

Wait THESE KIDS ARE 12!?!? Dayum, they got quite the maturity and deep voices hitting. That conversation about dating is going to save them from a lot of hurt and keep them focus on personal growth.

[@xilentcadd4340]

Deep voices? Non of them have deep voices. There all high pitched.

[@TheTrainedLamb]

@@xilentcadd4340 exactly not one of them had a deep voice.

[@nevennnn4587]

they’re either 12, 13, or 14

[@TheTrainedLamb]

@@nevennnn4587 or 11 if they havent turned 12 that year for 6th grade or 15 if they repeated a grade and are in 8th grade. I don't really know what the original comments talking about. Obviously, the taller kids are probably in 8th grade while the smaller ones are in the 6th. During the adolescent years, a one-year age difference alone can be huge. So not all of them are 12. Like 3 of them where 12 and the rest were like 14ish maybe like 2 where 13

[@riddlesangerissues3127]

These kids are in the 6-8th grade, so they are between 11-13-years-old. I know Gordon and Hanadie are the youngest since they are 11. Not sure about the others.

[@Færie-l3i]

It's kinda depressing most of these kids are better at getting their point across than a lot of adults on this channel

[@CaWonka]

Asexual and gay at 12🤦‍♂️ and people say we aren’t getting brainwashed

[@nomoneyspent4886]

And people are saying these kids are smart 😂

[@geekishedits4749]

People find out their sexualities at different ages, just because this wasn't the case for you doesn't mean his identity shouldn't be validated as it is now, also he did say that that is how he feels at this point and it could change.

[@Taetae-ss8cx]

@@geekishedits4749 yap yap yap

[@geekishedits4749]

@Taetae-ss8cx all I got from that is that you're an immature young child ngl

[@Taetae-ss8cx]

@@geekishedits4749 No It shows I dont care about what ur saying. also atleast I dont run an edit account cornball.😂

[@fyxen8017]

Natalie seems so mature for her age and I would want to be friends with her. Nino has such a sweet personality that I hope he can keep. Olivia has such and enthusiastic vibe and I love it. Suhailah has such a cool vibe as well would love to be friends with her. Hanadie is sooo cute I love her literally protect her at all costs. And Kolby seems like someone I would really get along with.

[@blluepotatoistandwithukrai3789]

You didn’t include Owen

[@isadoramccarthy1148]

lmao owen?

[@jorgeluissanchezgil8553]

@@blluepotatoistandwithukrai3789 he didn't include Gordon the 🐐🐐

[@armaniselland4691]

I love Hanadie she seems so mature for her age. And she’s not afraid to stay a kid but not rushing to grow up which is rare now adays

[@dakweenlyrics409]

I’m glad that the black girls touched on hair topics, the representation is very important for other black girls and as a black teen I really appreciate that 🤎🤍

[@devinyoung7702]

“Cyber bullying hits as much as someone saying it to you in person.” WRONG.

[@nomoneyspent4886]

😂😂😂

[@VeraBhavana]

This opened my eyes! Having a middle school daughter, this gives me a wide perspective on what teenagers may have in their minds compares to what I had in mind when I was teenager. These kids have a talk that I would have with my close friends as an adult. It’s amazing how Jubilee picked these wonderful kids to be involved in such a mind blowing conversation.

[@lakecarpenter4281]

Its crazy the amount of maturity in this group, even with mixed opinions they are supportive and listen to each side and i am so excited to see these kids grow up and how they will change the world

[@peanutbutter4741]

OMG YEA, my middle school years were so different

[@semisolaja8470]

Maturity more like growing up to fast

[@Goldfish728]

no its not, everyone is like this bffr

[@Vixtao0]

😭na

[@vic902]

I think Gordon was speaking about physical strength, which is fair. Idk if this age group is too young to learn this but physical strength is also on a individual spectrum. In terms of mental, emotion strength, I don’t think a gender takes on this better than another. This group is actually so well-spoken,respectful and knowledgeable than what I’ve come across in my work with teens. Props to them👏🏽👏🏽

[@anitachandra2030]

It does depend on a individual but on average men are way stronger than women. Not just among humans, but among all kinds of other species too.

[@april1865]

Men are physically stronger then women because of genetics. They are equal in mind strength as there is no difference between a female and a male brain

[@Oversurge_]

Should had defined to them what strength meant. Also... there is no individual spectrum to physical strength. It's pretty clear cut.

[@catcowboy6376]

@@april1865 they are not equal in mind strength ether boy have faster reflexes and also girls have twice the amount of electrical connections between the left and right side of the brain. This allows for more empathy but this clouds logical thinking. Which was learned due to just evolution because you want women to be nurturing since they typically were the ones that took care of the children throughout history.

[@Kr1egsmesser]

Yeah when one of the girls said that they crush boys in volleyball, i think she thinks that both genders are as physically strong (which is obviously untrue, girls start puberty sooner so theres those few years where the girls are stronger physically, but when boys hit puberty it completely changes.)

[@Ana-cc5zr]

1:14 BRO THIS BOY HAS SUCH A CONTAGIOUS SMILE 😭❤

[@celestebelle3093]

Natalie was super sweet and was very respectful of everyone’s opinions. It’s really empowering to see other young girls like myself go through the same things as I am and supporting each other.

[@emilytang5758]

Acknowledging that these kids are chosen from predominantly progressive areas, it is still incredible to see that MIDDLE SCHOOLERS have such a mature approach to sexuality. When I was in middle school the default was just straight but it's amazing that kids now are comfortable being unclear in their sexuality. The level of self-awareness is remarkable.

[@mythical2078]

🤡🤡🤡 “ girls are stronger than boys” honestly this generation is terrible it literally proven by science everyone get offended they picked the most gayest and weakest mindset ever except for Gordon

[@chloesutton8279]

@@mythical2078 I would completely disagree. I don’t think strength is decided by gender. If that was the case, where would intersex people fall? Strength comes down to genetics, mental health, opportunities, etc.

[@mythical2078]

@@chloesutton8279 than explain to me why we have professional sport for boys and girls boy just produce more hormones

[@mythical2078]

@@chloesutton8279 some girls are stronger than some boys but let’s say your brother and sister you both workout the same the boy is the stronger it proven by science

[@nazeemthedream4764]

@@mythical2078 yeah if you take the strongest Male Bodybuilder and put him agaist the Strongest Female Bodybuilder, the odds are the Male will beat the Female Bodybuilder. Even when you put the weakest Male Bodybuilder against the weakest Female Bodybuilder the Male Bodybuilder will win once again.

[@BongRipStick]

I feel like these kids growing up in a tech revolved world has made them more socially intelligent/mature. Yet also it makes me sad that a lot of them have exposure to social media at such a vulnerable age. I know if I had social media at that age I would be a lot more self conscious.

[@tiffanywyatt5137]

No it hasn't lol it made them more intolerant

[@Пинагод]

I disagree that it makes them more socially intelligent/mature; it just gives them access to information, it still entirely depends on their mental maturity if they actually understood the information and made a personal opinion. Some of these answers were, to say the least, just repeated from the Internet and not actually and personally opinionated, entirely because they haven't actually experienced the world yet so they can't naturally form a valid opinion based on experience. The only kid I found a lot more interesting was Gordon as he actively makes his own opinion out of the group, yet even he just seems to repeat what he's found on the Internet. Plus, just because you have social media doesn't make you more emotionally and intellectually stronger, we've got a lot of sorry asses that only get their information on the Internet and never actually knew how to experience it, take self-proclaimed communists as an example; Most of the time they're Americans who lived under the comfort of capitalism, and are able to freely reach out to other concepts and ideologies due to the Internet, yet they never actually experienced it. Now come face-to-face with a Russian from the Soviet era, a Chinese or a Cuban - Entirely different story. And, social media isn't just about making someone feel self-conscious, it's also about making someone feel too confident. Social media can be destructive in a lot of ways and it's not just about self-image, it's about grooming one's personality. Radical feminists, incels, etc., they found their information in the Internet, does that make them knowledgable? No, in fact they're incredibly ignorant.

[@christofera.amadeus8704]

@@Пинагод kinda agree, we Saw so many perspective of so many part of the world yet we haven't really _experience_ our own irl, age of information really is scary when you know information is actually very moldable and 'hoaxable'. I'm just glad the discussion is calm and pretty tolerant

[@Пинагод]

@@christofera.amadeus8704 Yeah, I'm glad that it wasn't _too_ opinionated. I was a bit annoyed by the first question though, I wished they included what puberty does that makes a huge difference between men and women in physical strength, hell even emotional strength. Women typically have far more mood swings due to menstruation which ironically make men at that age emotionally stronger, since their hormones don't act against their will as much as in women. I say this as a woman myself, I notice how I get a lot more turbulent around those weeks. Also didn't like the girl who boasted about beating the guy's asses at volleyball, I'm a female kid who absolutely sucked at volleyball but could easily beat the others girls in soccer. Saying that she's beaten a bunch of guys at a competitive and group-based sport doesn't say much about her own physical strength, since that isn't individually based and volleyball isn't purely on physical strength, it's also flexibility and skill, and not everyone has that skill in volleyball. I can technically say the same for soccer or basketball, but both sports leans more onto endurance and physical capability, it's a never-ending run once the game starts, especially for soccer. You've literally got to run until you feel like you'll faint. That also ironically proves that men are typically stronger in a physical aspect, just based on the sports they play.

[@leondelafonte]

I think they've clearly already been indoctrinated by the Internet and the narrative online.

[@svungflower]

owen and natalie remind me of myself in middle school, they really are very sweet kids and are very smart. im glad they are willing to talk about their struggles