RIDICULOUS school outfits teenagers are wearing.Not DEMURE, not respectful.

ridiculous school outfits teenagers are wearing in the trending GRWM for first day of school TikTok videos.

[@Ltlmscrl]

Take these TikToks with a grain of salt. They are not showing up to school in those outfits and staying the whole day like that. I remember wearing a spaghetti strap tank top to school once and the teacher made me change into my gym clothes and wear them for the rest of the day.

[@AUGHHHHHBBG]

Thisss part. Speaking as a teen myself, since most of the attention we want is from other teens I have seen kids fake what they are wearing to school for social media so other kids can see and be jealous.

[@RS-il7pn]

Oh yes they are!

[@AUGHHHHHBBG]

@@RS-il7pnwhat school u seen kids dress like this? Cus I’m a teen myself so I know ur lying

[@denyshadials5702]

@@Ltlmscrl Very true. Though I will say dress codes don’t exist in every school district, unfortunately. The lady speaking against dress code at a school board meeting was real, and the parents who defend going to school half naked sound just as insane.

[@That_girlAaliyah02]

@@AUGHHHHHBBGI agree with them and I seen it today with my own two eyes

[@melanatednaturemaiden5663]

A predator is going to be a predator regardless of how you dress. With that being said the outfits, heavy makeup, and wigs are out of hand.

[@denyshadials5702]

“God’s blessing is chasing you, and you are CLEARLY going faster.” That.will.preach.

[@tatafromthehood5573]

As a teenage girl myself I will say this, sure my female peers might dress more grownish, but not THIS grownish. Thats not even the majority. And I get the conversation around dressing more modestly but sometimes it gets weird ie grown dudes referring to us as whores even tho they just established we're kids, fussing at us showing shoulders, and not holding the same standard to dudes when their sagging and all.

[@reneedennis2011]

Thank you.

[@TOMFOOLERY334]

And when they're walking around shirtless and sleeveless trying to show off muscles/look tough....Ugh 😂🙄

[@damntae6540]

Nah fr they have their nips out and you can see their booty cheeks but a girl with a lil stomach showing is the one sent to the office.

[@Ivy-xh2qo]

THISSSSS

[@yolk1753]

boys and men wear more clothing than females on any given day in any season. i don't promote sagging, but a male wearing a full shirt, full pants, and then sagging said pants to show his underwear which is the equivalent of a female's outwear shorts is not comparable. at all.

[@lalaland2107]

That first has to be in university….

[@Brwniee95]

I was assuming that too

[@crazypyp5871]

Definitely cuz no school is gonna allow you to change your uniform that much. It’s a uniform for a reason. 💀

[@Makenzi-v4t]

even if its in university its still not somthing any school no matter what age should allow the student to wear at all.

[@justaturky2890]

Bro no one is wearing this to school and this is coming from a 10th grader

[@Cock6339]

They are actually 😘

[@AUGHHHHHBBG]

@@Cock6339and what grade are u?

[@Cock6339]

@AUGHHHHHBBG I saw people dressing like this 9-10 I'm 11th now we'll see if it happens more

[@AUGHHHHHBBG]

@@Cock6339that might be ur school problem cus I been to mad schools and know friends from mad schools and they don’t dress like this

[@soba-chan7970]

Idk what school you going to but I seen this typa clothing everywhere at school even on online and th child is usually 12 and up

[@paigeellis1033]

The fact that he was calling children wh‘res and sl‘ts is not okay. Makes me very uncomfortable as an 18 year old girl

[@greenthinggg]

Same like I get the point but those comments were very unnecessary, it could've been worded differently

[@reneedennis2011]

​@@greenthinggg I agree.

[@JosieBean.]

But its true that they are dressing like that. But yeah its bad that hes slut shaming them.

[@monicacreator3168]

I agree, but is it all you got from the video?

[@paigeellis1033]

@@monicacreator3168 no, but it was pretty easy for that to leave a bad taste in my mouth.

[@nandi_m04]

I can never agree with any grown adult talking about kids and referencing them to "whores" or "hoes" or words similar. There are more appropriate words to be used when talking about this subject surrounding minors. About to turn 20 and I've got to agree with our parents. Social media really does numbers. The influence on social media is really not it and i wish those parents would step up.

[@AUGHHHHHBBG]

HEAVY on the first part

[@Ivy-xh2qo]

@@AUGHHHHHBBG FRRRRR

[@TomikaKelly]

You're deflecting. A hit dog WILL holler.

[@FroggyLilypad]

@@TomikaKellywhy are you defending him referencing CHILDREN. C.H.I.L.D.R.E.N. To whores and sluts. It could’ve been worded so much better, and I don’t understand why you’re defending him. It’s not even good defending, you’re just saying people are deflecting and have nothing else to say. No ones saying the kids should be dressed that way, their saying comparing children to whores and sluts is bad. If you don’t agree you’re fucked up.

[@Ellison79]

I agreed that the first part is harsh, but these kids are thick. They don't understand when you're trying to be kind and appropriate. Sometimes, it doesn't work until you get to the point. I agree with him, especially coming from a man. These children are children in a grown person's body!

[@brittanygreen]

All I can say is this: Where are their parents? And, what use are these parents?

[@justaturky2890]

The parents are all gen x and Millennials... so the apple doesn't fall far from the tree.

[@brittanygreen]

@@justaturky2890 I myself am a millennial, and I guess I get what you are saying: from latchkey parenting to "Mommy's best friend." Though, I myself try to dress decently , that's more due to things like theology, and things like that.

[@Latte-dq1tb]

These sick parents encourage this and buy them prom dresses that look like burlesque dresses

[@brittanygreen]

@@Latte-dq1tb It's sickening, but I do see that trend since at least my mom's generation, where they want their children to be the sex symbol that they once were before kids. A grotesque form of vicariously living through their children.

[@ifykyk679]

​@@Latte-dq1tb The thing is that some girls would start rebelling or cursing their parents if their parents stopped them from wearing that. I'm also a girl btw and have seen many girls do the same.

[@vizieriel]

its a trend, they know damn well, schools aren’t allowing it 😂😂 they just wanna see who outfits are better.

[@LittleNugget143]

My school got no dress code, so they would allow som’n like this..😭 (I’ve seen it)

[@aliciarich2]

Schools are allowing this… I drop my son off at high school and it’s ridiculous

[@LittleNugget143]

@@aliciarich2 Yeah, it is..😪 I personally like to cover up and feel cozy, but some people just look like they're going to a club

[@vizieriel]

@@aliciarich2 WHAT! i must be living in the past or under a goddamn rock bc back in my day we couldn’t dress like that😭😭😭

[@vizieriel]

@@LittleNugget143 crazy shit, i would’ve never guessed 😭😭✋🏽

[@tyrellspeed771]

A child shouldn't be wearing clothing that is designed for 24 year olds. But an adult can wear whatever they want regardless of the dress your age thing.

[@ifykyk679]

Exactly..are white parents really that irresponsible towards their girls or what?

[@SreaiBranum]

The first girl is not going to school. That is Harry Potter. 0:10

[@FloraMagnolia_YT]

That goes against the Harry Potter dress code as well- 😭

[@EwarisieCekim]

Finally someone talking about how grl ... woman dress These days finally

[@3ama4life]

They can't really be wearing that to school. They're wearing it just for the internet and changing out of it when the cameras are off (I hope)

[@greenthinggg]

It's true some influencers have admitted it themselves

[@T3DDYB34R0]

Some schools allow it so some people probs actually do wear it to school.

[@Claire-cc6xy]

@@T3DDYB34R0I go to a no dress code school and nobody dresses like this 😭😭

[@msvmac9361]

Right!? I'm like ain't no way she wore that to school. This HAS TO BE for these (unrealistic) social media streets (I HOPE 😬).

[@denyshadials5702]

He said it right. These outfits are strip club worthy. Teenagers need reminders that they are not adults. And furthermore…why is this their perspective of adulthood?…serious question we need to be asking ourselves. As if this is what women do the majority of their adulthood. It’s not reality by any means, so why? We’re not working in these outfits. We’re not being mothers in these outfits. We’re not building careers, cooking, cleaning etc. in these outfits. Only a select few things are happening when we out on these outfits… Let’s start by freezing the temps in the building. Let’s get some sweaters out here smh.

[@doll.ov.poetrii4682]

Many of their mothers ARE wearing those outfits though. They're all over KZbin dressing like this, then buying their underaged daughters dresses with cleavage, cutouts, and a 50 inch bussdown for junior high prom! When you say something, they block you or tell you to mind your business SMH.

[@veronica-mew]

Right?? These are girls who grew up watching trash on TV and/or on the internet. Girls who see the worst of us as role models. I remember hating dress code in school, but that's because I just wanted to wear regular tank tops without getting in trouble. This is a whole different level. Who told these girls that Euphoria is real life? Who told these girls that fashion nova was school clothes? This is so absurd to me.

[@AUGHHHHHBBG]

Speaking as a teen myself: many adults do not realize impact of the stuff y’all do on us. You can see the difference between many cultures. Let’s take American teens and Korean teens. American adults have a beauty standard of being sexy and being very sexual. You also wanna look mature but still youthful (so look forever 20-25). American teens see this and do it. Now let’s take Korean teens. Koreans prioritize youth and wealth so many of their social media stuff is them having a pure elegant look that’s very luxurious. That why many of the it girls/boys on Korean social media flex their wealth or having the most expensive trending items from celebrities When you are a teen you want to mature. For us to want to mature we want to have the look of someone who is. We look at adults. So that’s why gen alpha kids and gen z teens dress and act the way they do. Say thank you to your adult peers

[@AUGHHHHHBBG]

@@veronica-meweuphoria is actually real that’s why many current teens like the show cus even tho it have unhinged moments it’s not fully off like characters like rue with her drug struggles or Maddie and Cassie and Nate (so common istg) and some of the drama in the show talk about real stuff.

[@KuromiLaBella]

I was a teenager during the height of the Kardashians and insta "baddies", so you can imagine how that effected me and every other girl my age, and how the boys viewed us. The most slvtty outfits, chest out, heaaavy drag-queen makeup, and desperate selfie angles to appear "sexy". It was so sad. After becoming an adult, seeing how much worse it has gotten to the point that every big female influencer/celebrity is selling an uncultured stripper image and glorifying being a wh0re, it's made me even more determined to protect young girls and speak out against this perverted media that ultimately will bring them down to a place that is hard to recover from. We adults are responsible for the youth, our children and all children. Kids will ultimately emulate what is seen as popular and cool. And if we make all the wrong people popular and cool, obviously the poor kids will believe that is the way they should be too.

[@monicacreator3168]

The root of the problem is we made it acceptable for women to dress sexy all the time because its "your expression" "your body your choice ". We normalized it for the adults of course its trickling down to the kids. If how your dress is not sexual and just an expression, why is it bad for my kids to express themselves?

[@AUGHHHHHBBG]

This is very complex. It’s not a problem to make it acceptable for women to dress sexy. I think the issue comes in when y’all make sexy the standard of beauty since beauty standard affects EVERYONE

[@KuromiLaBella]

Ignore the first reply, because you are 100% right. This is not actually a nuanced topic like people wanna pretend it is, it's very blatantly obvious. The moment you normalise vulgar, sexualised forms of dressing and behaviour, boiling it down to simply "expression", the younger people who are not fully developed DO look at that and start to emulate it. I know, since I speak from experience. :/ If adults act loose, and have no sense of morals, values or self respect and opt to just reduce themselves to an object of desire, no shot the kids will see it and also think it is ok. Who do you think they look up to? Adults.

[@fillealienne]

Exactly I agree with this and the original comment ​@@KuromiLaBella

[@tybooskie]

It's not happening irl. Most teen girls don't even wear makeup. The fake eyelashes are an epidemic but other than that, it's not real.

[@youtubestudiosucks978]

Because perverts will lewd everything, they'd lewd a mangled corpse if they could. Perversion is one of those things that has no limits :/

[@annie22krm]

I never appreciate uniforms until I started a job. I feel so professional, mentally ready for work, easy to get to work and cost effective.

[@Regina.6692]

I don't agree with dress codes, I don't agree with blaming creeps' actions on teens. But nah I'm never dressing that way for high/junior high school. They're children for the most part. They're dressing like they're going to the club sometimes.

[@sugarzblossom8168]

Were belly buttons/bellies aways sexual? I mean the first time i heard it i though the person just had a belly button fetish or something but now it is getting ridiculous....shoulders too apparently. What next? Ankles again? Also what how revealing a woman's clothes are doesn't affect whether or not they are likely to get assulted. Some have even said that they would probably go for more covered women because they look like easier targets.

[@greenthinggg]

Clock it

[@anonnnymousthegreat]

Why is it so important for kids and teens to be going to school half naked? Shouldn’t they be focused on getting an education? They need to put some clothes on and be children as they are. And stop trying to go around looking like 25-40yr olds when they are 12-17yrs old. I never understood the hype about children and teens always wanting to look like adults or way older than they actually are.

[@sugarzblossom8168]

@@anonnnymousthegreat I hope you realise how they dress has nothing to do with whether or not they will be focused on education? Also to me they don't look like 25+ year old because that's how teens dress.

[@Bee-hg9qp]

You clearly did not pay attention if you’re still arguing that children should get to show off their bodies.

[@sugarzblossom8168]

@@Bee-hg9qp well that's subjective. If people find shoulders subjective doesn't mean that people are showing them off.

[@Miraebee]

There is a outif for every place, when you go to church you dress a certain way cause you are here to pray, at school you are here to learn, at club you are here to dance at maybe get a partner that's why uniforms are important i had them my in school and the help kid to be the same ...

[@AUGHHHHHBBG]

I agree to an extent cus with school since u are hear to learn ur clothes shouldn’t effect ur education. If I pull up in baggy jeans, a hoodie, and crocs I shouldn’t be getting pressed for my crocs and hoodie

[@Shazibug]

​@@AUGHHHHHBBG girl I see you everywhere 😂😭 Now on to my question. Why do we have the need to express ourselfs and look stylish in our clothes at school when we go to school for an education? Whatever you wear shouldn't affect your education right, so why is it a big deal to have dress code or to make uniform mandatory or to dress in really short shorts or cropped tops when we don't go to school to look good, we go to school to learn?

[@AUGHHHHHBBG]

@@Shazibug You do go to school to learn. But as you said clothes don't affect education. So it shouldn't be a big focus since y'all more focused on dress codes and phones then stuff like school shootings and teachers being weird with kids There is actual stuff to worry about. If you like uniform schools then good for you. If you like schools with strict dress codes good for you. There is schools for that. There is schools that also let kids be themselves.

[@Shazibug]

@@AUGHHHHHBBG They are more important problems to deal with when it comes to the education system I agree, but that doesn't mean that this dress code thing is not a problem at all. It is adding to the problems we already have. And like imagine going to a school that happened to have a school shooting but also the kids dress like they are going to a club, like that is so ghetto. But on a serious note I do agree that we should focus on those first before this.

[@Shazibug]

And honestly it goes both ways cause if uniform doesn't affect our education and wearing whatever you want doesn't affect education. Expressing yourself is not a must right so why do we have to do it at school because we're going to go to learn not to express yourself. We are free to expressing ourselves anywhere else. And I feel like if we are going to school to learn then we have to dress like school learners. Just like if you're going for a job interview, you are going to dress like you want to get a job. And if you think about mindset, when you dress like you're going to a club or whatever is it really gonna put you in the mood for learning. Maybe some would but I don't think most of us would feel like learning because you are not dressed to learn, you are dressed to look pretty or whatever. At the end of the day, they can dress however they want but problem comes when people don't dress appropriately you know.

[@noonesishome]

Im so glad i was raised where uniforms were mandatory from kindergarten to highschool.

[@Latte-dq1tb]

The sad part of this is that when kids dress like this, predators know the parents don’t care so those teens are seen as easy targets.

[@rae.chaelm]

The first one is a Nigerian model, dancer, and content creator. She was promoting her OF. She's not really in school

[@solocomics1820]

Yeah but it's still weird though? Especially when you have a audience filled with adults. Like yeah I'm going to wear a Harry Potter school outfit but more skimpy and title the description "Getting ready for school."

[@rae.chaelm]

@@solocomics1820 I never said it wasn't weird. I just thought that she thought she was an actual student. Schoolgirl content is weird and that's a fact

[@ketameanii]

that makes it so much worse 😭😭😭😭 why are they sexualizing school.

[@AkaneHitoru]

MY MAMA WOULD HAVE NEVER LET ME WALK OUT THE HOUSE WITH A SKIRT HALF AN INCH TOO SHORT!!

[@KuromiLaBella]

Your mama was a good parent then. Tired of these lazy, loose parents that don't take care of their children.

[@AnimeFreak-dn6zt]

Our school was not that strict when it came to dress code but nobody dressed like any of these young girls and honestly it is the parents fault for allowing them to dress like this. Also they can be just doing it for the video and not really going to school like that I hope. My school would not even let you on school property or your parents if you are dressing like that and the same for young boys or their fathers sagging.

[@brittanygreen]

Okay, so, they are grooming babies now.

[@solocomics1820]

Well it's not new and it's never new. Sexualizing children especially in the media has been around even about social media never existed. But I do remembered seeing these types of videos or pictures of children dressed that way maybe in 2017 or 2018 in IG.

[@brittanygreen]

@@solocomics1820 Yeah, I understand. Shirley Temple had a lot of dark things to it. But, the difference was, many kept it hidden, because while degenerates like this exist, they did not make up a huge influential minority. Now, they do.

[@AUGHHHHHBBG]

Let me jump in as a teenage girl myself to give inside thoughts: For starters idc if a small minority of kids are dressing wild what we not gonna do is have y’all saying they dressing like strippers, w___, h__!Etc. Some adults get too comfortable and that’s not cute To the moan part tho: Most kids are not dressing like this. Even for kids who do they did what many of YALL (yes. YOU GUYS) did in school which was quick change and hope the teacher don’t see it. Even then kids don’t got the energy + y’all sons will s-shame a girl for even having big chest…

[@Luke-warm-milk]

As a fellow Teenager I couldn’t agree more, besides most of the videos she used as “proof” for how we dress I’m 100% sure are just tiktokers pretending they’re school girls. Like I go to a Catholic high school, our dress code is not strict but even with the extra freedom on dress down days ain’t no one dressing like that 😂 But also my heart dropped when that guy called literal minors sluts and whores, like wth is wrong with youuuu😭

[@AUGHHHHHBBG]

@@Luke-warm-milkthe first person she showed was doing fake school outfits for Harry Potter 💀 like the proof isn’t proofing And no cus right. I was on TikTok and I saw it and omg… the comments were CRAZYYY. One comment was flexing she got beat of having colorful braids in school so she can shame kids now for having colorful hair in school… like girl u are a VICTIM

[@tatafromthehood5573]

Right referring to us as whores is just disgusting especially coming from an adult. I feel like it creates an environment where people are too comfortable with shaming girls period. This is coming from someone who is also a teen.

[@greenthinggg]

@@AUGHHHHHBBG hard agree those comments he made were vile, there's a way of explaining without having to bring out the degrading language

[@yolk1753]

calling it what it is is not wrong. to think that people should censor themselves because the words they use hurt peoples' feelings is ridiculous. if a child is dressed like a whore, stripper, or hoe, then they simply are. it's not a matter of protecting their or their parents' feelings. they shouldn't look like that. it's inappropriate and unsafe. if you're hung up over language, you still have growing to do. shame needs to be brought back because its absence has people doing too much. speak to women who have grown out of this behaviour and realized how harmful it was to them.

[@2okaycola]

Shorts are never acceptable at an interview. You’re supposed to dress like you’re going to church

[@mmc1227]

Even at churches people don't always look appropriate anymore.

[@KuromiLaBella]

​@@mmc1227 Churches need to put up a strict dress code of what is and isn't acceptable. If you look like you're about to pole dance, you shouldn't be allowed in. Sickens me when I see people who cannot even keep the house of the lord sacred. They think everyone wants to see their flesh, for what joy?

[@MorenaDeRena]

​@@KuromiLaBellano they don't, churches should accept everyone regardless of how they are dressed as long as they aren't naked. Their whole values are about accepting people so that they can eventually "see the wrong in their ways".

[@KuromiLaBella]

@@MorenaDeRena Yeah, no. Modesty is a HUGE part of our faith, they have every right to not welcome individuals that ruin the sanctity of Church by coming in dressed inappropriately. If you wanna dress for a nightclub, go to a nightclub. In church, you dress like you're praying, do not bring unnecessary attention to yourself and make everyone uncomfortable like a jerk. Our values are to accept people who want to learn of God and better themselves, but you start by respecting the place you go to. Unless you are dirt poor, there is no excuse for walking in a holy space occupied by people of all ages and people who are far more modest, or simply do not want to see indecency in a place they are trying to get rid of their sins.

[@MorenaDeRena]

@KuromiLaBella respectfully, I disagree. Back when I attended Catholic school, a priest taught us that regardless of what anyone was wearing or doing at church, it shouldn't distract us from our faith. We came here to worship and ask for forgiveness, not to judge or condemn people, but to condemn sin. And that we should welcome people regardless of their dress, beliefs, or crimes so that they can repent and worship the Lord. If the Lord won't disallow these people from doing as such, why, as his followers, should we? That being said, not christian anymore. Just what I've learned🤷🏾‍♀️

[@endlessnessdown5012]

I'm just gonna say a very controversial stuff here. Boy and men, girls and women, and non-binary folks, regardless of their age, should appreciate each other more. If you think that the girl/boy/whoever is attractive? Give them a compliment, maybe a gift, don't have the time or money for any of those? Just thank your eyes that they are there to see beautiful people and things. Don't be disrespectful to others (disrespectful, dangerous people are the exception). Those are just clothes. If you like what you see? Be greatful, if you don't like it, look away. Stay civil.

[@mercedezz]

Sorry but I don’t want to see a child’s ass 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@KuromiLaBella]

​@@mercedezz I don't wanna see anyone's ass 💀 I don't understand why some people fail to realise that the world doesn't wanna see their nasty flesh when we're out and about, just trying to live normal lives.

[@etaokha4164]

Hmmm not in my house. Not under my roof. And where are the mothers of this girls?? Modesty starts from home

[@sawdahrahman837]

I understand in a way that fashion creates a statement just like how some of the teens are wearing “ridiculous” clothes to be respected, in a way that they are seen more than just children and are just trying to grow out of it- and honestly you can’t hate that. Even though the blame is shifted towards parents I’m more concerned with fashion and cosmetic industries because even though they are for adults, some of the adults are allowing toddlers, children and teens have more access to stores more than ever- just think about the Sephora kids, then look at the product, and think who were the prices made initially for- it’s the adults!! Just like how there was this uproar in girl’s toddler clothes, they just appeal more “sexy”, like bitch why, and for who do these toddlers need to appear “sexy” to. Like the whole sexy, feminine, mid cut, short cut looks on women clothings are for women. None of the clothes have a demographic in mind as well, for example- I just literally went shopping today, as a 19 year old (I admit I do have restrictions when buying clothes for myself because of my religion- I do respect it in its entirety) however I am met with 3 sections when I go to stores like forever 21, Zara, primark etc. there’s always baby clothes, infants and then do a WHOLE LINE JUMP to adult- you got jeans, trousers, tank tops, shirts, trousers, blazers- like how else do you want teenagers to dress. I feel like the whole entirety of our being is girl to women, from frocky dresses to silhouette, we are met with the expectation that being and aspiring to look older is ideal and then women get shamed for it; being called sluts and whores. Granted the girls in the TikToks are somewhat in the wrong for not wearing “demure” clothes, but the clothing brands are not sincerely demure themselves, they are not respectful, they are not mindful.

[@brittanygreen]

A dude who breaks a dress code: wearing a pot leaf Sublime T-shirt, gang colors, bandanas, more on the violent or drug spectrum than sexual spectrum. And, usually , most dudes are compliant with their dress codes, than females are. So, we don't hear about it much.

[@carolinpurayidom4570]

Nothing wrong with wearing crop tops depends on the crop though 14:24 its not sexual but its too casual for an interveiw that stuff you go the park with your friends not to an job interview.

[@FroggyLilypad]

Don’t believe everything you see on social media. No one is wearing this to school (coming from a sophomore in high school, who moves all the time and has been to multiple schools). I have never seen anyone wear anything like this in school.

[@puekjh]

I do sometimes see people in shorts and crop tops in summer in my school but that's it, the most revealing of the outfits in that video are definitely ragebait. Especially those toddler videos and the gryffindor outfit

[@anonnnymousthegreat]

Yeah, i graduated hs in 2007. We would get sent to the office and sent home for them types of outfits they wear today or was sent to the office to call our parents to bring clothes that meet the dress code. “Let kids be kids”…..ummmm….kids are not dressed like adults and xes workers. So how is letting kids being dressed like they standing on a street corner letting them be kids?

[@ShellyDoss-xm1wx]

Leave the Harry Potter costume for Halloween not school!

[@euniceacquah1969]

Understandable But WTF 😳 is so many words describe how you feel about the kids 🙄. Don't get me wrong he do have a point he did throw me off guard😅

[@cebile1493]

I can't wait to meet new people and start dating someone???? 😅😅😅

[@szarkarachel]

I don't know, my school has 12 year olds dressing and acting like they're 16. With their boobs half out, a full face of makeup and shamemlessly flirting with 14-15 year olds... We don't have a dresscode. That might be a mistake, though.

[@childeater319]

The calls usually come from inside the house

[@AUGHHHHHBBG]

@@szarkarachel we know you are lying for the sole reason u said 12 flirting with 14-15. 12 year olds are in middle school. 14-15 are high schoolers. Unless you share a building with a highschool you are lying

[@euniceacquah1969]

To be honest this is very disturbing. Have kids want to be grown so bad. And they don't realize how they are taking away their childhood. I would do everything back to bring back my childhood this is so sad, 😢

[@oka72]

This isn't a "let kids be kids" situation. As a parent, you are responsible for how she is seen in public. It she's dressed like an adult, you can't be surprised when adult men see them as an opportunity. It's not good parenting and we as a society need to normalize modesty once again or this won't improve.

[@mehlilith]

Ok since im one of these girls but older and I've dealt with older women mostly saying mean things, my question to you is ,WHAT AGE ARE WE YOUNG GIRLS, SUPPOSED TO DRESS LIKE THAT? what age is that appropriate? For everyone's sakes police your own clothing respectability politics help no one.

[@KuromiLaBella]

As a young woman, i'll chime in with my own 2 cents. Have you ever stopped to consider that those clothes....just aren't appropriate at all? Because they aren't. If in nearly every scenario, you wearing that sort of highly exposing style is seen as being inappropriate, maybe that just means...the clothes are inappropriate, period. This seems to only be a topic with women, because I don't think I have EVER seen men or boys just *itching* to dress revealing or show more skin than needed. Ask yourself, why are you so eager to expose more skin? For what? Speaking only from personal experience, I used to feel like I had to show more skin when I was more in my teenage years, and it was purely because other women were doing it and they influenced my behaviour. But looking back at it, it wasn't a good thing.

[@jul7605]

@@KuromiLaBellagenuine question, what would you consider inappropriate clothing? Would you consider shorts and a crop top to be inappropriate?

[@yolk1753]

Young Girls are never meant to dress that way. it's that simple. become an adult first. when those young girls become WOMEN aka adults, they can dress how they want. even then, adults also have dress code. male and female. it is inappropriate to dress in certain styles (stripper) in most settings aside from a dark underground club or otherwise, but as an adult you technically can dress how you want.

[@KuromiLaBella]

@@jul7605 That purely depends on how short both items are and where you are wearing it. Crop tops are not inherently bad, but they are inappropriate in a lot of settings. For a teenager? I do not find it appropriate, unless it's just a small patch of midriff. Shorts? I personally don't find female shorts appropriate at all. Designers seem to loovvee giving women shorts that don't hide anything. I might as well walk around in my underwear, what is the difference? If it's long enough to at least cover the top of your thighs, it's fine in certain settings. But if it's literally just below your butt, that's not shorts, that's underwear made of denim. Ultimately, it's not even just about clothes, it's the purpose of the clothes and what message you're sending out with them. I genuinely don't think any minor should be put in clothing that allows them to get unwanted stares or makes them feel like they should be stared at. Of course they should dress stylish and express their fashion sense, but it doesn't or shouldn't have to come at the cost of them losing their dignity, self worth, or feeling the need to get attention from people that will only drag them down. They are young, they do not need to rush to grow up, and growing up doesn't mean having to go through a phase of being provocative or vulgar.

[@Sugarcomalove8]

In my opinion, dress code is really wrong and im glad they banned it (in some places) but some girls are really taking advantage of that, and as a teen, seeing my friends and classmates come to school in nike pros and crop tops or literal sports bras makes me a bit uncomfortable.

[@mackenziekita9920]

I f@cking hate that Wal-Mart clothes for young girls are more s@xualized than the grown woman’s section. The grown woman’s section is way more conservative than even the teenage section. Even w/ the Madden label being added to the clothing line it’s 🤬 ridiculous that they don’t carry XXL and up in that line even though the lesser brands in the same section go up those sizes but are less attractive and more conservative. 😒

[@conga781]

a girl in my class wore a lingerie top to school, with nothing under. it was really sheer, but somehow she didnt get dress coded

[@penguinspenguins2376]

I used to oppose school dress codes back when I considered myself a feminist but now, I'm starting to wonder if their actually a good and necessary thing.

[@tybooskie]

I live across the street from a high school. Most of them are wearing hoodies and Crocs. They wear hoodies all year long no matter how hot or cold. This is not a thing. It's a fabrication. Moral panic to try shame young girls. Mofos will see ONE child's kneecaps and say "kids these days".

[@yolk1753]

interesting how i've seen actual kids in schools all over talking about how kids (girls) are dressing inappropriately to the point that They are uncomfortable. your claim of fabrication means nothing when other people can see these kids. back when i was in school in the early 2000s other girls were dressed in the tightest possible nonsense as soon as they started puberty. and that would be more modest compared to now.

[@AUGHHHHHBBG]

@@yolk1753 who are these kids? Also y’all need to remember which type of school + everyone have different ideas of non age appropriate clothing. Some people see crop tops as a whole too grown or stuff over the knee too grown.

[@yolk1753]

@@AUGHHHHHBBG do you mean which kids are dressing which ways or which kids are saying they're seeing them? if the latter, there's a few in this comments section. i was one of the kids uncomfortable with how girls were dressing back when i was in school. they exist in other places as well. if you mean the former, i obviously don't know them personally, but they exist. and i'll concede that people have different levels of appropriateness in mind. personally, i believe that everyone, no matter what age or gender, should simply wear a full shirt and pants to school. that's it. because it's school. they can dress up when they're not at school.

[@AUGHHHHHBBG]

@@yolk1753 “full shirt and pants to school” so your not someone who should be speaking on this. I get modesty for you personally but um… no

[@yolk1753]

@@AUGHHHHHBBG it's school. did i say they should dress like a nun in their home? no. what is the importance of dressing up to go to school? or work for that matter? and, believe it or not, i don't always want to dress modestly. sometimes i wear other things. though rare. i just told another user i was a fan of burlesque, and i definitely didn't hate the outfits shown even in this video or similar. no, i don't hate crop tops or fishnet. it's about appropriate setting.

[@RS-il7pn]

14'15!! No child younger!!!😶my friends and I have been asking this question for the last TWO YEARS!!!!🤔 .

[@adjuafrican2664]

All school students in Jamaica wear uniforms and they still try to push the limits by girls wearing skirts shorter than the required length or boys stitching their pants legs to be closer fitting and slightly dropped from the waist (not under the azz like on the streets). These kids are too much.

[@Stella-tan]

Good luck to those teens

[@franciscovilcheavila960]

So the tiktok trend of looking like if you are a student from Euphoria High School was accurate?

[@kyrabarr2846]

There is a way to talk to young people about the clothing choices that they choose. You can still wear stylish clothing without it being too revealing. A lot of young women are looking for attention in the wrong ways. There are a lot of great clothing stores where young ladies can find appropriate skirts, shirts, and accessories to make them feel encouraged as well as expressing their personality. Everything does not have to be short, revealing, sheer or low cut. 🙏🏾 There are also times when young adults can wear clothing to school and change their clothing perhaps in the bathroom or at a friend's house. Let's give grace to both parents and students. Parents have to find ways to de-escalate the situation not make it worse.

[@PFaith99]

I also now blame clothing brands for only making skimpy clothing. I hate crop tops but that all they make these days. I’m too grown to be wearing these baby shirts. lol now I only wear like plain solid color shirts. No design, so style, it’s so annoying.

[@sukidosefantasydormbuilds]

I'm a teen and i have crop tops but i chose to wear a tank top underneath, my parents dont let me wear crop tops out and I'm just not comfortable wearing anything that shows sholders or stomach/ to much skin.

[@RandomPerson-lv404]

The thumbnail feels illegal to look at but this is sad… children shouldn’t be allowed to dress like that.

[@valeriew4833]

6:02 can't believe you included this woman in any of your videos

[@Dir30]

They are actually dressing like this outside of school as well.

[@2okaycola]

Oh my

[@ElisaAllen]

Euphoria High style.😶😶😶😶😶😶😶😶

[@ABC-tt7qe]

WOW! You are so pretty, Tinta! Just came across your channel, I'm loving the content, cheers!!!❤❤❤

[@reneedennis2011]

Good video.

[@doreenbalwantsingh2363]

This is the fault of the parents ..its the way they teach them...That's why you have so much single pregnant teens...its the way they present themselves ...cheap and easy to get....In my time we have to dress with uniforms....hair braided and tie...sneakers and socks...no long nail or nail polish....and that's how I raised my girls...they never wear open or short dress or shorts..they themselves hated it they said it looks slutey...not respectful...

[@AUGHHHHHBBG]

@@doreenbalwantsingh2363 “cheap and easy” lets not refer to kids as cheap and easy… Also your girls are just judge mental like their mother… So their friends gonna mostly be conservatives or people who dress modest cus you just admit ur kids s-shame people base off how they dress like you which isn’t a flex YALL all look goofy

[@sugarlyssgum9304]

This the third video I seen my homie from elementary school in, Go girl!

[@brittanygreen]

16:11 Dressing like that, no, no you probably won't hit the next phase in life, with that mindset. People who dress like this, indicate they are not marriage material. There is a reason why "The Nanny" showed Fran Drescher as a 35-40 yesr old woman (age not mentioned) in a mini skirt, bustier, etc. Promiscuous dress reeks of lost expectations, and immaturity.

[@Cock6339]

Don't need marriage period

[@Calabazaza]

Wtf not everyone if trying to get married.

[@brittanygreen]

@@Calabazaza Sure, not everyone is, but most do. Exceptions prove the rule, which is why they are called exceptions. And, just by looking at her, she's not the exception.

[@elalovatt2751]

The fuck you talking about 😂 it's young children what are you even saying? Stop trying to project your weird marriage obsession shit onto them. Christ on a bicycle

[@ketameanii]

Fran had awesome style tho. just let people wear what they want to wear. People with similar values and styles will find each other. Also not everyone wants to get married lol