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[@CinnamonToastKen]

Sit down kids it's time we had a talk....you're adopted.

[@TheOneSplicer]

wow

[@qdiggitydog8130]

God damn it. You said I was an accident

[@randomguyontheinternet4061]

Damn

[@fraaci]

That hurts

[@Km-pw9oc]

Imagine explaining birds and the bees and the fact that the child is adopted, to an adopted child, at the same time

[@jaivardhansingh8565]

My mom used to tell me that she bought me from a wholesale market at a good discount.

[@manofculture6422]

It might be true

[@CasualVFlowerEnjoyer]

omg my mom told me she bought me from the black market! She actually got in trouble because my kindergarten teacher overheard me telling that to other kids.

[@LiveGrowRescue]

Hahahahahaha

[@kylo4576]

RIP

[@pxndaa]

@@CasualVFlowerEnjoyer lmao

[@jeffboyardee6003]

“Do you know anything about intercourse?” I literally dropped my sandwich when I heard it. WHO ASKS THAT TO A CHILD

[@snappy4212]

True. Also, not the sandwich :(

[@jeffboyardee6003]

@@snappy4212 it fell onto my plate don’t worry ;)

[@snappy4212]

@@jeffboyardee6003 that’s good

[@reysquadron7820]

Groomers ask that. Not saying that male was, he was prob super uncomfortable and obvi had no idea.

[@maddieq7521]

Awkward dad mode activated

[@honey783]

My older brother was my main source of knowledge because he was going to school and my parents would deflect. So when I asked him he told me I came out of a cabbage.

[@bruhandthemoments7445]

LMAOOO

[@No565nwbw]

LMAO WTF

[@princezuko7789]

BRO WHAT 😂

[@trueTuhinKhan]

Ways of telling your sibling that you are Adopted!

[@user-yb5if8kr3i]

Seems you are from CIS country

[@ironforged2329]

When my parent said "we made you" "you got your eyes from me and you got your nose from your dad" I thought they assembled me like lego and duplicated parts of their body LMAO.

[@l1quidizer]

😂😂😂

[@larniieplayz6285]

Lol

[@luznoceda2098]

Lol

[@jswizzler]

like in that movie robots

[@nainasethi516]

What if you are made like thak

[@babyjane7109]

Ken has such 'dad' energy lol love it. Felix is like the kid throwing things around and Ken just talks over it up until he snaps. The dynamic is always so funny

[@Beeples301]

Prob my fave part 😂

[@dodgy_malaka_2808]

Well ken is a dad sooo…

[@babyjane7109]

@@dodgy_malaka_2808 r/whoosh

[@ricotta5753]

@@babyjane7109 that’s not an r/whoosh

[@Edward_Hawke]

Don’t forget about “shumbacel” 14:48

[@iscaylis]

Ken: girls anatomy is pretty much the same when they go through puberty so there isn’t much to warn them about Girls: literally start *bleeding* substantially out of it every month

[@brattrox2939]

And don't even see their own anatomy so are surprised there is even a hole there

[@chelsea8736]

Same, I was like “wut?” lol

[@mintcat69]

lol

[@leefelix6538]

And moods becoming rollercoasters because of hormonal changes.

[@bluewhovianaot3854]

Exactly what I was going to say!

[@OAwesomeO]

Don't tell your kids anything. Let them ask. As a guy I learned about the birds and the bees from a combination of animal planet and my friends at school. I was never given the talk lol and I'm grateful

[@turkicunion1996]

But your friends were

[@gentlechaos5911]

@@OAwesomeO jesus, I can't believe people are so prude. You'd rather be ignorant and have giant misconceptions for years instead of having a 20 minute talk with your parents? This is exactly why teen pregnancies are so high.

[@SchweinerSchinkler]

@@gentlechaos5911 facts and because the american way of teaching abstinence. It’s so damn stupid i actually can’t believe it. How can you think that sex ed isn’t important?

[@Psilomuscimol]

I didn't get the talk till about middle school. I already had that experience when I was 6 though.

[@sirmounted8499]

Same here dude, never asked my parents and learned from watching animals fuggin on animal planet lol

[@xcmoorex241]

Pewds kid: dad how are baby’s made ? Pewds: ……… call your uncle Ken and ask him

[@HaifaaAmni]

LMAO

[@becomingachristian]

If my father said that to me I’d instantly think he wasn’t my real dad

[@hellomate7681]

🤣

[@Divinity_Fx]

LMFAO

[@SympatheticArsenal]

@@becomingachristian Anyone of young age asking such question wouldn't have the knowledge to assume such thing.

[@pickledpiss9522]

Felix as a father: “Son.” Felix’s son: “Yes dad?” Felix: “I put my meatballs in your mom’s spaghetti.”

[@NeonGreenSpidey]

That kid would never eat spaghetti and meatballs again lmaoooo

[@AJ-ho1jv]

😳

[@belalbeshmaf8234]

and then her knees are weak and my arms are heavy

[@theewind4169]

@itsnotmechi I'm not that old but zi think what he meant is when they are doing dog and her legs get tired he has to hold her..

[@onahigherleveltv1741]

@@belalbeshmaf8234 There's vomit on his sweater already, mom's spaghetti.

[@shanedotse23]

I love how Felix sounds like he's still due this talk lool

[@Flippy01]

Kids are very interesting and smart in their own way. I'm not a parent but I wouldn't force a kid to understand something their not ready for. If my kid ever asked me "where do babies come from?" I would explain it scientific way without going into deep with the process of the hanky panky. Like kids don't need to know what you do they just need to know how the baby is formed. Also the dad with the gray hat is very creepy af gives me werid vibes.

[@rmf176]

100%

[@baadlyrics8705]

He just gives me weirdo and extremely anti scocial vibes.. Not the ones that many people have with strangers but with friends and family are very social and cool.. But the ones that arebt social around anyone, no matter the people.. Idk, its strange

[@BubblezwithaZ]

Nice pfp by the way xD

[@IARESMART8]

You can tell Pewds and Ken are professional KZbinrs here. They turned a 4 minute video into a twenty minute reaction.

[@kaitafoya3472]

That’s literally what I was going to say

[@samwalter3646]

Me too

[@Aarnyx]

@@kaitafoya3472 yes whatever

[@tylerredforge5563]

And I watched it

[@FREEEYDO]

He learned it from the vegan teacher lmao

[@VitinhuSG]

It's the way parents approach this that makes it so awkward... Just tell your kids like an anatomy/biology teacher would...

[@RoguePlutonia]

exactly!! the more awkards the parents are the more kids internalize these things and that's why sex becomes a taboo

[@realswobby]

@@RoguePlutonia Or the kids learn to treat it like a joke or something primitive

[@Jibbleyang]

@@RoguePlutonia it’s hard not to make something like that awkward

[@RoguePlutonia]

@@Jibbleyang not really. It just shows that the parents are immature. They could literally just say it's an intimate love ritual between the mother and the father in which the father plants a seed into the mother's tummy and then the mother nourishes it like a plant for 9 months. Then tell them when they're older they can learn more about this "ritual"

[@andermartinez7813]

Pa

[@Brandongamesall]

My grandpa said he found me under a rock

[@jurassicsmackdown6359]

Aww that's cute!

[@318intime3]

This is so messed up. I pray for these kids to heal from what their parents did to them.

[@Psilomuscimol]

You're sick. It's healthy to be informed in a more factual way. Than to discover porn at 6 or get m0lested and learn that way.

[@affanmahdhir1793]

“When adults want to have children..they need to ..” “Work together?” - Yup, thats true kid, they need to work together, or else someone is going to prison.

[@MieKuahSoto]

Consent matters

[@olafsven9154]

LMFAO it took me while to get it

[@alecbraun6272]

That took me a while

[@captainkirk4637]

Bruh

[@mimiann1720]

LOL

[@siruva4661]

I love how you can tell that Ken is a father and PewDiePie isn't by how they talk about this. Ken is a lot more calm about it

[@finallycanchangethenamenot359]

@DON'T k.

[@mateyko0o]

@DON'T k.

[@angelce26]

@DON'T k

[@kokoshmoko2178]

@DON'T k

[@Meg.Armstrong]

@DON'T k.

[@MrBLOODSPLAT]

“Sperm, egg, (they) collide…blah blah blah” -Kid

[@lexxs8346]

Bruh I’m 21 and these stories are traumatizing me 😂😂😂😂

[@user-ii5qq1gx7w]

Dad: Son, it's time to talk about where babies come from. Son: Ok, what do you wanna know?

[@harshjeetsingh4599]

XD

[@Betacr1tikal]

Lol

[@bionicleocculusstudio2515]

@DON'T you can't even read it, too blurry

[@Augustas_E]

My parents didn't really talk to me about this stuff, I just eventually found out about it by myself and from friends. So for me it was pretty chill 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@Augustas_E]

@@rave90210 Haha, it is what it is 😂

[@nuzayerov]

Same happened with me.

[@the.entirePopulation.ofDenmark]

samw

[@RiyukTenkai]

@@Augustas_E it iz what it iz😂

[@ganzschwierigesthema2799]

Same

[@chalkopirate]

That guy: the pocket... Me: tears of laughter

[@Sgtpepper533]

How the children’s villain arc started

[@lightsonMode]

"Sperm, Egg" *(claps)* Pewdiepie and Ken: "He is speaking the word of gods"

[@omshetkar06]

@DON'T OMFG OK

[@pradyumnarout7798]

@DON'T I warn everyone listen to his words

[@Kyle15672]

@DON'T I WILL

[@bruceismay5440]

Ad precedes to play

[@-ofrenzy2983]

Hey kids out there get depressed when you are around with your family. Cause it will get hard for you to cope with. and second do nit search for cure for depression on net either. I did a mistake. and this statement i end up to fight my fears. Death is satisfactory dont be scared of it.

[@luisferreira5158]

So basically Felix wasn't taking a shit in the shower, he was giving birth.

[@pur256]

Underrated comment

[@donda6]

felix was marzia all along. the other one was a imposter.

[@midoriya350]

Sus

[@donda6]

@@midoriya350 amog us ඞ

[@sofiazegarra386]

HAHAHAHA

[@carterjones7050]

Its really important for kids to know the proper terminology for anatomy. Especially if anything does happen, they need to know.

[@edith2002100]

When I was very young there was this book on procreation at my grandma's place, especially designed for kids. Human procreation wasn't the main focus, just procreation in general, and no explicit illustrations. Just having that book around made me have a very healthy relationship with sex, as I was too young to have that reaction of disgust but old enough to 'maintain' the information and see it as natural

[@AB-qt9gt]

Parents just need to be straight up, no made-up words, no laughing or feeling uncomfortable, you're gonna make your child uncomfortable. If they don't wanna hear it, DON'T FORCE IT. Just wait, until they can talk about it.

[@justdoinmything]

This conversation should also happen at a proper age and or when the child is actually ready to learn it. this is very young to be telling your child this. Don't deny information but don't force information either.

[@crazysilly2914]

@@justdoinmything I think 10 is a good age, or around there like 9-11 years old. I know for me it was gradual, with books, conversations with my parent, and eventually later on, the internet.

[@benjaminandrews956]

@@crazysilly2914 I do not understand why a 9 year old child would need to know this stuff. Teens at least.

[@AB-qt9gt]

@@crazysilly2914 I agree. For me I was 12, when I actually got my period. My mom explained what I had, vs what boys have, where babies come from, and how it happens. Super simple, fast conversation, and we were done in 5 minutes. She used actual terminology, and I didn't ask anything. I just, got it I guess

[@OAwesomeO]

​Benjamin Andrews ​ I was 9 or 10 when I started going through puberty. I didn't understand it but you naturally figure it out. Plus you will learn the details from your peers and online

[@julianrubinstein8499]

My dad and I read anatomy books since I was 5. He's a doctor, and really enjoyed teaching me about the human body. I basically learned about reproduction in the same context as I learned about the liver. Pretty good way to do it imo, because I never really had to have that awkward sit-down where I learn I wasn't pooped out or delivered by large bird.

[@infinityxtanishq8712]

Lmao

[@wartanabadanooh7157]

That's actually a good way to skip out the awkwardness

[@sohamdeshpande6595]

Damn you must be smart learning about anatomy books and shit at that age

[@fawnieee]

My mum more or less did the same, she is a nurse.

[@chelsea8736]

Same here. Physician dad, we always had anatomy books in the house, and I was always into the the children’s ones that had cool diagrams about the muscles/nerves/arteries/etc. pretty good way to learn about the body from a young age for sure.

[@OtakuSeikatsuTamashi]

My experience with "the birds and the bees" discussion was when my dad forgot I was watching "The Matrix 3" with him and he forgot to block my eyes during a certain scene. He was so distracted that when I asked, "What's that?", he answered, "Sex.". Then something in his brain clicked on. Dad: O.O Me: O.O Next day, he called for me in order to have "the discussion". He got a dusty book from the closet (because apparently he had been prepared for this for years) and read me a story about another pair of kids getting "the talk" and then sex-ed at school. Apparently the boy in the story had homework assignment where he had to draw sperm as part of a diagram, except he drew them into a recreation of a Star Wars space battle. And that's how I learned about human reproduction... and Star Wars.

[@prcupine9066]

My friends told her daughter all the anatomically correct words when she needed to say something cause she didn’t want her daughter to be afraid of things that were natural. Her daughter saw a box of tampons and was asking what are these for and she said what was the point of lying and then told her that someday when she was older she’d use them too because women bleed there and she said “I’m gonna hurt my vagina every month?!”

[@rahulshanbhag08]

"Who taught you that?" "Nick, duh" "Who's Nick?" 💀

[@elijahtijero613]

"Who's Nick? Am I your father??"

[@plseditmynamealready6537]

Nick Jonas of course, who else??

[@account6530]

I dont get it

[@yt.lilsantee]

That kid should have said Joe taught him

[@soficoronadoo]

@@account6530 nick was the brother of the kid, and the dad didnt know the name of his own child

[@mochigiri2093]

My aunt told me that babies come from the effort of both parents. The dad plants a seed on mom and that seed later grows up to be a lil btch which is my cousin.

[@nikiiixo333]

💀💀💀

[@lolglolblol]

I'm glad we had anatomy books at home, even the ones for kids didn't shy away from that topic growing up on a farm also helped

[@Samm-vx1no]

When I was a little kid I didn’t really know or care about how they were made but I have older siblings so I kinda just learned slowly about what it was and I was fine with it and honestly I’m glad I was informed at a young age.

[@Gr1m_laden_7]

Isn't it obvious why they're putting their kids through this uncomfortable and unforgettable experience? Money.

[@sheriffrust]

And because they’re delusional leftists

[@maciejlehr4874]

@@sheriffrust what

[@aaoo25]

@@sheriffrust bro what

[@disobediencedisobedience1086]

@@sheriffrust how does this have to do with being leftist lol

[@soejrd24978]

@@sheriffrust You did not need to bring politics into this lol, ideology and politics got nothing to do with this.

[@Jenazad.]

Pewds: We CANCEL PARENTS now!!! Ken : *Sweating profusely*

[@owoifier4521]

Pewds: We CANCEW PAWENTS now!!! Ken : *Sweating pwofusewy*

[@ksj1239]

@gamerguyYT I hate you :-D

[@ultradeathboy]

I hate that these bots ruin these comments

[@Hitokiri1912]

@@ultradeathboy their not even bots their just stupid kids who want attention

[@nonforgiver4759]

Let club these bots

[@aRExtinct]

This video unlocked a memory of the baby book in primary school. Hearing pewds talk about him getting a book reminded me how in the school library there was a book called the baby book that we used to look at during recess and lunch and laugh about. That was one of the funniest memories I had forgotten about

[@Konani_the_unicorn_queen]

the amount of suffering between everyone in this episode- lol, i'm totally behind the whole "say it as scientific as possible", cuz those kids really suffered and are bound to be so confused because of how their parents/guardians taught them in this clip

[@buddha9715]

Son:"Nick told me about it" Dad: "who is Nick?" Son: " he is my brother" Dad : " I forgor 💀"

[@bran158]

@truthly troll bot 2.1.🤖😛 the combination between contents is becoming genuinely a chair that will fly off the hair and who is the someone who will eat the what. You need a competitive powerhouse and drop out of a college chair while playing underground and the hair pieces, now you know why you need to know how you what

[@notyourhallmarkcat1693]

@truthly troll bot 2.1.🤖😛 dude forgor is slang people use right now

[@buddha9715]

@truthly troll bot 2.1.🤖😛 i will improve it by applying planck's quantum theory combined with Shakespeares hamlet with black body radiation and the lesson from illumintai 💀

[@yeahbud9067]

@truthly troll bot 2.1.🤖😛 please tell me you are a troll

[@xioyz]

@truthly troll bot 2.1.🤖😛 u missed the joke

[@moistcarl938]

felix: *drops knife ken’s dad instincts: and i took that personally

[@user-st7ou4ge3p]

Ёж...

[@account6530]

Read my name........ Not a bot

[@rakuraitaiyo897]

My older sister taught me everything. I think it's actually really important to educate kids about this stuff when they're ready to ask about it.

[@Derna1804]

"Think about every parent." Think about every teacher.

[@LanGust8]

"mom imma go hang out" has a complete different meaning now.

[@yusha1059]

@F*СК МЕ - СНЕCK МY РR0FILЕ ok

[@Valakideki]

Mom imma go let it hang out a bit

[@friedrice7876]

”Mom i’m gonna hang”

[@coutinihoho7927]

@@friedrice7876 "myself"

[@henrik971]

@Nebula - Sure does, buddy XD

[@GisellMR]

As a mom and psychologist, it’s better to wait until they start making questions about it, that means they’re ready, however we must prepare our answers to keep them the most scientific based possible, just as good Nick did with his little brother😌

[@kfk4441]

Agree.. If they're so small I don't see a reason to tell them so early if they aren't asking, they are more concerned in how they should play whatever

[@Finn-tt6vk]

Tbh as time is progressing this won't work as well since (including myself) children are growing too shy to ask those questions and they rather search it up which is not a good solution.

[@Lilybitch85]

@@Finn-tt6vk if a child is too shy to ask its because they don't have open communication with their parents/guardians. There's nothing my boys (and even their friends) won't talk to me about be it sex, drugs, alcohol, girls, school, their futures, etc.

[@looleas]

Ugh…no get a teacher to teach them not a parent because I’m pretty sure they didn’t have sex ed as young also….

[@filstarove]

Thats right

[@unanimous3898]

When I asked my mom, " how is a child born?" She told me that we just have to pray to god and he will bless us with a baby! I was convinced that that's how it's done and I prayed to god for a baby brother but never got one. I was confused as hell but then puberty hit me bad and then, by some OTHER means, I came to know about how it actually happens. THANKS A LOT MOM AND DAD!

[@kusx_nomore]

Same here she told the exact thing to me

[@ShadowSkyX]

How to avoid the actual talk for the religious 101:

[@horsthooden4600]

@@ShadowSkyX And then probably being mad when the daughter is pregnant, possibly sprinkle a bit of kicking in the stomach ontop.

[@kdmac8110]

...yay religion....! I see it's still afraid of anatomy...

[@its_a_poncho]

Its so sweet though you wished for a baby brother 😭😭

[@l3ss7han7hr33you]

@20:20 Now that's what I call a pocket pleasurer.

[@GT-lg6wg]

Pewds: "They can't just make up words" Also Pewds: "Skirrrra"

[@dontreadmyprofile6945]

Don't read my name 😅

[@imoverherestroking7961]

@@dontreadmyprofile6945 ok

[@bossmedalog8495]

Phoenix from Valorant 😂

[@unusedchannelgotomyaboutpa2007]

@@dontreadmyprofile6945 ok

[@ryanlordjanie]

“Base” The list of words the internet makes up goes on an on.

[@jones.abraham]

Pewds: "they cant just make up words" Pewds vocabulary: "ship shop, blip blop,whaaat, shoop" Edit: why did so many people like this? We all have some weird sense of humor 😂

[@salmanbehen4384]

Floorgang is a made up word as well.

[@movin3148]

peepee poopoo, blip blop, schop schop, Ouggh. What else?😂

[@michaelsebastian914]

@@movin3148 ooga booga, AAHHHHH

[@mrbeeman_yt1779]

and bliiiip

[@charlossen]

well it's more like onomatopoeia but y e s

[@moonray4687]

The children really do all the work in those conversations.

[@kohaku3726]

My parents trying to talk to me on how baby's are born: so basically, you're adopted

[@fordprefect4d213]

This reminds me. After I had the talk as a little kid they used the words “when a man and woman sleep together.” After that I refused to sleep in the same bed with my sister or girl cousins.

[@lanatics]

Bruh HAHAHAHAH

[@jakegthreewitts2104]

Excuse me but why would a boy be sleeping In the same bed as his sister or girl cousin?

[@MangoFlavoredCat]

@@jakegthreewitts2104 sometimes there aren’t enough beds no it’s so big deal if siblings or cousins share a bed

[@jakegthreewitts2104]

@@MangoFlavoredCat I guess, just seems a little weird to me, prolly cuz me and all my siblings are teenagers

[@fordprefect4d213]

@@jakegthreewitts2104 because there would be a dozen grandkids at grandma at grandpa’s house and we were all 6-10 years old. Get your mind out of the gutter and troll elsewhere

[@Joe-hg2hc]

Glad to see Felix's parenting-prep class with Prof. Ken is still going well.

[@not.acommentbot]

Little mosey is surge

[@account6530]

Haha

[@Anjellike1]

I love how every time Felix drops the knife, he waits to see if Ken is gonna cuss him out again lol 😂

[@FU4Y]

Felix: I don’t understand why they wanna force a child about something they don’t wanna know Every school:😶

[@sanmedbij]

Pewds is definitely ready for this conversation with his parents

[@mathoose6821]

@DON'T ok

[@SaidBKD95]

@DON'T sure, i wont

[@michal8527]

@DON'T its so pixelated that it isnt really possible

[@valterestevao1182]

Nah, I think it's better to wait some more years

[@moadrow6716]

Pewds' parents: You know... just pop the cherry.

[@mikewazowski259]

“you buy one, you get one” yea Felix that’s how shopping works

[@paisleesheppard5629]

Wait what. LMAO you're right 🤣

[@Elpapum6]

ñ

[@jordanmorris2914]

Every subscribe gives pewdiepie a new subscriber... marketing baby

[@nathanielcastillo3586]

60 seconds a minute passes

[@boxbois]

@@nathanielcastillo3586 in Africa

[@BlestFawn]

"i do not even know what that means." that was the greatest response any of these kids gave in the entirety of this video.

[@deborakierulff5762]

i actually spit my food laughing when the parents said “hang out”

[@i.twist.1]

I’m pretty sure if the conversation causes a kid to cover their ears, close their eyes and scream 😱 they’re not ready.

[@evilmerv4645]

I asked my older sister where babies come from and she said the store. I completely accepted that and went on with my day.

[@shrushtijadhav398]

-where babeh come from???? -the store -understandable, have a nice day.

[@shalow9158]

@@shrushtijadhav398 how'd you come up with that

[@unsuspectingvan4000]

- then i went to the store

[@__lemonade]

I was six years old when my mom was pregnant with my sister, and while she never went into the gritty details of HOW the baby gets inside their mother, but she definitely told me what she could about pregnancy. She also taught me a lot about periods, which I was very grateful for when I got my first one at ten years old. But this is just uncomfortable for pretty much everyone involved, especially since so many of the parents are making it awkward by beating around the bush. The little Asian boy knows what's up, though.

[@sparshgarg6278]

Can we all just forget about everything and appreciate him for making a 4 min. video into a 24 minute one

[@dumbass2364]

The dude asking his daughter if she knows what’s intercourse is is soooo weird. She’s like 5 or smth :/

[@ashleymufasa]

It's very disturbing

[@rahulwalke2212]

Actually it's quite sAd

[@TheEnabledDisabled]

I was like, wtf. It seems it felt so natural to him to ask basically babies if they know what intercourse is

[@buniboi2163]

Well, people can learn about that younger than around 11. Basically everyone learned it at around 8 - 12, it can be sooner but i'm not sure.

[@wrathfullys]

@@TheEnabledDisabled i think he was just very awkward and.. doesn’t know how to explain it in a children-friendly manner

[@MichaelSwinny]

Wait a minute, how, on earth was pewds and Ken able to turn a 4 and a half minute video into a 24 minute video. Impressive

[@TRFAD]

Cause they always naturally go on tangents! xD

[@arendari8757]

@shadi 🍝 is that even a thing XD

[@megaultrasonic]

GameXplain: "That's cute."

[@112fail]

bro-mance

[@Spelcasterdapro]

pewds had learned it from the vegan lady :D

[@javo2432]

When i was younger, my Mom told me that they were found in cabbages, and when i asked my Dad he told me that they are being delivered by storks. I Was trying to understand how does it work, and then i thought babies are being delivered by storks then thrown from the sky in cabbages with parachute.

[@rmf176]

😂

[@dragonfrost9056]

The pain and suffering i endored as a child hearing this is all coming back to me

[@snmfsquirrel87]

"Was this uncomfortable?" "Yes." "Sorry bout that." WE DID IT FOR THE MONEYYY

[@markheavenrain249]

first

[@markheavenrain249]

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[@markheavenrain249]

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[@markheavenrain249]

4th

[@markheavenrain249]

5th

[@heroofsovngarde]

I have 3 young kids and this has prepared me for everything I should not do if they ask me this question. Thank you pewdie

[@skully2530]

Tell me in details What you will say to them

[@MegamonK17]

@@skully2530 Nah you tweaking.

[@marnenotmarnie259]

@@skully2530 ew

[@voodiethemoody]

3?? You look about 20!

[@MegamonK17]

@@voodiethemoody people can put any image as their pfp

[@kaitlynking7005]

It being not taught and not talked about makes it feel wrong to do it later. Same with telling them NOTHING, and just saying "don't do anything" Telling them properly lets them know, then if they decide to do it in their teen years, they know what is okay and how to be safe

[@CamDop]

Felix: "That's so weeeiiirrrd!" Ken: "so is his hat." Past Jacksepticeye: **slowly gets self conscious**

[@VerchielxKanda]

I was one of those kids who thought babies came from a store until I was about 8 years old. XD When my little brother was born, I was almost 4 years old, and since he was late, he was really shriveled and wrinkly. I told my mom "Moma, he's really wrinkly. Take him back and get a new one." Everyone in the room burst out laughing and all my mom said was "Sweetie, I can't do that. We gotta keep him." XD

[@ghostp1zza49]

Xd

[@dr.doctor4878]

lmao!

[@yungmun4155]

That’s so cute lamo

[@amcodd]

I thought you did some sort of drug or medication to have kids. It made so much sense, you got to see how many kids you got, and sometimes you got twins, ngl 9 year old me was kinda smart yet so dumb

[@MaxyTanks14]

4.99 a piece

[@problematicgoose]

I love that the kid literally just said, "blah blah blah," and Ken didn't pick it up and Felix lost his mind lol Edit: My argument for why he's saying, "blah blah blah," is its 3 syllables and starts with a b sound; you can see it. I think technically he might have said, "blah 'lah 'lah" because he didn't hit the bs that hard because he's a child and uncomfortable lol

[@milkfaerie1368]

haha i’m pretty sure he was saying ‘ba ba’ which is cantonese for father but the way he said it was funny

[@problematicgoose]

@@milkfaerie1368 nah, contextually that wouldn't make sense. He said, "Sperm. Egg. Collide. Blah blah blah"

[@puggzwithtwogees]

I though it was "voila"

[@galacticrepublic7527]

Yes

[@artzy7369]

I heard 'blow it up'😶

[@johnbryer6442]

I was on a 6 hour car trip when my mom decided to have "the talk" as she called it. I still have flashbacks. I already knew everything at the time. It was just torture.

[@speinz9430]

When I was told about the birds and the bees I was ultimately just really confused and not really weirded out. My parents told me it goes together like a puzzle piece so I guess I ended up just putting two into together and I knew about it now. Along time ago before that my grandpa also told me about it but I really simplified version. He essentially just told me that the egg and sperm exists and they just need to come together and he didn’t really elaborate on anything else. He has my everlasting respect for that.

[@abdullahazzam2437]

Pewds : "They can't just make up words!" Also pewds in his minecraft video : "Bing Bing Bing Bang Bong..."

[@jinujayachandran8611]

You listen korku buchek?? I listen korku buchek

[@Cuestrupaster]

Felix didn't invented those words... Trump did... lol

[@jamesmylife6578]

@@Cuestrupaster ummmm

[@briannuccitelli9705]

@@jinujayachandran8611 Bing bong Bing bong bing

[@sidddevtara2990]

gluck gluck gluck

[@waste_of_white_skin]

I never had this talk with parents, I just knew about it. But now as a grown adult who watched the video, I’m traumatized

[@callummcneill6266]

Same lol

[@Azubi_Meatball4349]

Same

[@wigwagg]

I am so grateful my parents didn't tell me anything and when I was the appropriate age to know they just kinda assumed I already knew because of the internet 😭😭

[@grcparis]

I think the best way as a parent is to teach correct bodily autonomy and consent from a young age and as questions come up, give scientific/situational answers, there’s no need to sugarcoat or overreach your kids when they’re not ready, but consent and autonomy are things they might need to know before puberty

[@Psilomuscimol]

I wish I learned more than just how to do it when I was very young. It would have been helpful to know it was not appropriate or literally any thing other than the process

[@MightyMoon1]

“A special dance” Congratulations. Your kid is even more confused than when you started the conversation.

[@DemonCatJ17]

Pewdiepie: "That's so weird." Ken: "So is that guy's hat." Jacksepticeye: *"And I took that personally."*

[@thecurryoflife3]

I like that I read this comment as they said it

[@STARSHIPZONE]

@@thecurryoflife3 lmao

[@larniieplayz6285]

@@thecurryoflife3 okay

[@youwantmyname9208]

Your pfp is very popular around 2015-2017

[@DemonCatJ17]

@@0kurosawari0 5:44

[@theomeester90]

everytime felix flexes his knife i wonder whom hes practicing for

[@whodis4531]

I also just got a book that told me about how babies were made, I never had one single conversation with my parents about it, tho at a older age I didn't know what periods was, and that was one year before I started having them. But I learned everything from school so my parents didn't really have to worry about it.

[@allisonpollard9481]

When my daughter was small and she asked me where babies come from, I just told her that the daddy plants a "seed" in the mommy, and the seed grows into a baby. She didn't ask how the seed got in there till much later. She was satisfied with that answer.

[@Garden_of_Edin]

Thats actually a pretty good anwser. She doesnt need to know everything.

[@IsraelCountryCube]

Theres some extreme sex education classes. But you either dont teach or you do.

[@ollieminecraft]

Wow, that's a perfect way to tell your kid where babies come from.

[@youwantmyname9208]

I'm gonna use this if I have a kid

[@-golden-locks-3278]

@@youwantmyname9208 me too

[@ocara50000]

Asking the kid what they know is actually a good way of checking what level of understanding they have so you can think what kind of explanation you can give without making them uncomfortable or traumatized :)

[@kunilsen2519]

Of course, but it depends on how you are asking, as well as the situation. It's easy to make kids feel stupid/silly/less by asking or talking about things in a way that is (currently) above their knowledge. Sometimes it can be hard to find the right tone that may/will comfortably educate them instead of making it seem like you are talking down on them or putting them on the spot. From what I saw (not knowing this girl personally), the situation and how it was asked was not ideal, though it is good to let children share their knowledge first and help and/or direct it as nessecery.

[@dongleyliam8927]

Yea but saying "do you know about intercourse 🤨😈" is definitely not a good way of asking

[@evn2787]

@@dongleyliam8927 thats your interpretation of how you think he said it, you dont know him nor the child what qualifies you to judge that man?

[@dongleyliam8927]

@@evn2787 thats your interpretation that you think i'm judging him, you dont know me nor what I meant what qualifies you to act like you do?

[@SchweinerSchinkler]

@@dongleyliam8927 why? Asking stuff like „do you already know something about when mommy and daddy love each other sooo much that you’ll get a baby brother“. You have to be straight up and say it how it is. Use the real scientific words instead of some made up bs baby talk words

[@Kinglawlor2k23]

RIP Nick Legend says he’s still grounded to this day

[@startastictime3529]

My parents were like Ken's. Very honest. They even got dolls that had the correct parts so they could explain what girls and boys have

[@zombifiedlamp4154]

When I was little I thought marriage made you pregnant, I was really confused how it worked but I never asked my parents so I just assumed God was at all weddings and thought that the "you may now kiss the bride" thing caused the woman to become pregnant later

[@-HolySpiritDove-]

God is everywhere. But it's okay what you say, it's understandable how may come to think that way accidentally ⛅️👼

[@daintyann2935]

SAME

[@rexxesgedden5341]

My parents used to say that. As a little girl it haunted me tbh. But my explanation was more graphical

[@zombifiedlamp4154]

@@-HolySpiritDove- I know, I just didn't know that at the time

[@Yayol3000]

same here XD

[@EndysMemePalace]

Pewds: I had NO misconceptions Pewds 2 minutes later: I was so sure that Bebe come from Poopoo

[@zirenitamon]

That god damn bot is in every damn comment of the last 5 videos. ಠ_ಠ

[@Shrando]

@@zirenitamon at least most aren’t talking about Sean’s dad

[@ashwinnaidoo796]

@@Shrando those are the worst. Whoever made them has a special place in hell

[@colstonish2168]

@@ashwinnaidoo796 so does Jacksepticeye's dad !!!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂🤣🤣

[@user-rx2oc5tl3u]

@@colstonish2168 tes

[@lucaperez3074]

I feel like its alot stranger when your older and you realize that since your teachers have kids that means they did it

[@Jesus_Is_Our_Lord22]

The best talk is "When the daddy train slams into the mommy tunnel sometimes a baby train or a baby tunnel comes out the mommy tunnel"

[@afnankhan43001]

Neither parents nor teachers. We learn it all from our FRIENDS.

[@umayanganee4645]

FACT

[@ellie-501]

Facts

[@yusha1059]

thats why there are so many sexual assault cases

[@MOMO_1324.]

@@yusha1059 and abortions lmao

[@IceIsColdfr]

FUCKING FACTS

[@bexkroezen5995]

I agree with Felix, it’s definitely a subject that should be taught in school. Sex education is crucial and not all parents are qualified to teach it to their children. An alarming amount of adults in the USA (and I consider any an alarming amount) think women pee out of their vaginas. And many others are incredibly misinformed about other aspects of sex ed because of their own lacklustre education on the subject. I firmly believe that all children entering puberty should know how their reproductive systems work and what changes to expect. Girls can have periods as young as 8 years old. I couldn’t imagine the fear of having a first period before my parent decided I was old enough to learn about them. For the record, I grew up in Canada and we have sex education every year starting in grade 5/6 through grade 9 (aka freshman year of high school) with more age-appropriate information learned each year. And sex education doesn’t stop parents from having “the talk” (as we called it) with their kids, they know when we are going to start the health class unit on sex ed and many parents choose to have a discussion with their kids before hand like mine did.

[@adiamcclure]

every time felix drops the knife after ken yells is so funny

[@Gabbie.xoxoxo]

Felix: “We cancel parents now” Ken: *Chuckles* “I’m in danger”

[@omkarjuvatkar2120]

Nah he tweakin

[@samo8225]

@@omkarjuvatkar2120 why is everyone saying that

[@xh14z]

nah he tweakin

[@strawberrymilkshake2789]

The dad really said *"Who's Nick??"* 💀

[@cupof_jo924]

I think my favorite videos are when Ken and Felix react to stuff together

[@johnacosta8749]

I cant watch this without constantly having to pause the video

[@hillary2246]

i always find it so funny when they talk about kids since it's two totally different perspectives. ken has 3 kids meanwhile felix has probably never even held a child

[@Krystinelle]

Doesn’t he have a young nephew? Might be completely wrong though.

[@joey070893]

He held his nephew in one of his instagram photos