Spoiled Kids Reveal When The Real World Hit

[@lillyalece9513]

My little cousin is a tiny bit spoiled, and we have to tell her that “not everyone gets presents on st. Patrick’s day” (But she’s not a bad kid, she’s actually the sweetest one I’ve ever met)

[@twilightundersky8658]

How olds your cousin?

[@lillyalece9513]

꧁Twilight UnderSky꧂ almost 7, but she’s been doing it since she was born

[@nwc2392]

@@twilightundersky8658 I know this is off topic, but I really like your name that you have!

[@twilightundersky8658]

Lilly Alece guess she’s been living in the wrong environment for her to be so spoiled

[@twilightundersky8658]

NLK 003 thanks :)

[@blueinsunlight]

I feel like a lot of people don't realize how sheltered some people are. It should be common knowledge to know how to sweep or cook, but you only know these things if you're taught them. And some people aren't. They're not stupid, nor are they to blame. They just need to be taught how to do these things.

[@kaylag5043]

Sweeping isn't that hard. Even if you don't know how, it should be obvious. You get the dirt or whatever you're sweeping up into the tray and into the bin. Flicking a broom around is obviously not going to get it all in one place, clearly it won't just disappear into thin air. Some people just have no commin sense.

[@samruddhi7262]

Rill Gacha YESSS EXACTLY QUEEN

[@aiyanad6653]

I agree 👍

[@greenapple9436]

Kayla Goodwin bro it’s Maybe obvious to you but it’s because you were taught and sometimes people who aren’t taught can get some influences from the tv right?

[@youwerediagnosedwithcorona4430]

Sniper G0 sir do not make sweeping seem hard. All you have to do it move a broom to just make the dust pile up. Not that complicated.

[@sylviaa5646]

“In life, you always get one thing but you loose the other” True fact

[@mackenzie7738]

lose* i’m sorry to correct you

[@ثریالیفستیل]

TrUeee

[@anita7975]

I can’t tell if the loose was a joke or not

[@ajcordero2827]

IsaYourFriend I got TikTok, but I lost sleep.

[@chloeeng6811]

yes very true

[@sylviaa5646]

I’m glad they realised that everything comes with a price and not everyone can have everything

[@giannis5868]

yes lets blame kida for being born to rich people

[@mohaf3157]

Hidden Desire No one is saying to blame them. Growing up in a rich household is fine as long as you don’t take the money for granted and show off and think you’re better than others. There are plenty of nice rich people out there but there’s also really selfish rich people who only care about themselves. Those rich spoilt people need to wake up and know that they’re living in the real world. No one’s goimg to be there for them every single step of the way. At some point in life, they’re going to hurt people and let money get in the way of their relationships. That way no one will help them unless they wake up and actually try to help others. Cooking is a hard task and not a lot of people have actually got this skill which is understandable as you need to be taught it. Some people may not have the time. But being kind and humble as well as cleaning up after self instead of ordering others to do it for you doesn’t cost you anything. It is basic. That’s it, just clean up after yourself.

[@sylviaa5646]

Hidden Desire Nah why should we do that?

[@lynjamin]

They were being sarcastic, you guys don’t get it-

[@chloeeng6811]

yes everyone will never be enough sometime

[@alita4]

10:15 "I wont treat u differently for how much u have. We are both ppl, and we are both worth sth" this quote just spoke to me like thank u to whoever this is

[@aleksejaleksandrovic407]

Same with me

[@nwc2392]

That is a good quote that should definitely remember.

[@kaylag5043]

One of my friends is a spoiled rich kid. My mum was stood down from her job because of coronavirus and when I told my friend she just said "well why doesn't she demand to work and a raise too?!". She is really frustrating sometimes because she has literally no concept of money at all. I'm still waiting for her to get a big shock, and with the economy collapsing it might happen soon.

[@kaylastokes3285]

Kayla Goodwin my name is Kayla too

[@miamx]

she sounds ignorant, not her fault she has bad parents though

[@kaylag5043]

@@miamx Exactly. Her parents just do everything for her and haven't taught her anything. She's generally a nice person though.

[@glitteringgrime]

My friends are rich to me. But where I live for most people the stuff that I consider “rich” is normal. When I see 1 story homes that look modern and new I tell my mom, “Wow I wish we could have that home! It’s so pretty, I’ll keep praying mama.” I live with my nana and papa and don’t have as much furniture and accessories or electronics (even clothes) as my friends, because my dad pays child support but usually my single mom is the one who buys me stuff.

[@kaylag5043]

@@glitteringgrime I think modern homes look really pretty too! I have a single mum too and my dad pays child support but not really that much. My friend said that when she was a kid she wanted a servant. Literally. And it took her until she was at least 8 to realise that 1 story houses exist.

[@zell2521]

The rest of us living in the real world: 👁👄👁

[@nayanika8599]

Me: 👁👅👁

[@mutiyangpilingbabae9207]

@@ametsunami4070 I love Coraline.

[@abby..13]

Me : 👁️-👁️

[@ametsunami4070]

@mutiyandpiling baebae (sorry if I spelled it wrong) don’t we all! That movie fits my favorite category of “innocent enough to be for children, but dark enough to raise a few eyebrows on WHY it is for kids” Invader Zim And Gravity Falls both fit this category

[@mutiyangpilingbabae9207]

@@ametsunami4070 OMG! Hahahaha I also love Invader Zim it is so underrated. I've watched it when I was a kid even though I don't I understand it.

[@eyerusalemwolday7642]

The First story was so beautiful though

[@nwc2392]

Yea me too! Especially since this person helped out another person by buying shoes for them instead of themselves.

[@Mr.Bob-Gray]

NLK 003 that is the second one

[@danieladiaz6800]

@@Mr.Bob-Gray lol no, its still the first story

[@vanderwoodsens]

Ikr poor kids (not as in acctually poor just like sad)

[@ajcordero2827]

My younger cousin is EXTREMELYYYY spoiled. He got a phone when he was 7, and cursed at his mom. Btw whenever he doesn’t get what he wants he throws a big tantrum. His mom gets him whatever he wants but he’s not even that grateful, even though where my family’s from, a third world country, Philippines, people are very poor. OMG I’ve never got this many likes! Tysm!!!

[@ikomyun]

same

[@random-oe8wu]

I am a spoilt cousin to my cousin's....

[@ada4qm]

I can't be spoiled not in this family I live in

[@ericsslimjim8036]

I got my first at 12

[@ericsslimjim8036]

@@shiest520 lucky lmao I got my first at 12 and it was a bad phone

[@needmoresnowpls8054]

It's not a kid's fault if they're spoiled- It's the parents'.

[@Vibes4Life536]

Don't Call Me Angel: not all the time. Occasionally there are those stories where the family is kind of poor and the kid just wants everything and thinks they have the money when the don’t

[@needmoresnowpls8054]

_Music4life _ yeah but like in most situations it’s that way

[@sinkingtheboat]

_Music4life _ The parents have to parent them right so it is there fault still

[@exoandbtsneedacollabtodisi3956]

@Froot It really just depends tho. You can tell normally whether its just bad parenting or the kids just rude. But normally the kid ends up realizing later in life or when its too late which is pretty sad for both the kid and the parent ;-;

[@hanak0288]

Ikr I’m spoiled and I legit don’t even ask for anything like yesterday my parents got me like a bunch of stuff that I don’t need But my brother spoiled me when I was 9 he gave me his PlayStation

[@winnie5873]

I think my biggest culture shock was when I was in college my dad wanted me to major in one thing and I wanted to major in something else. When I told him I wasn't majoring in what he wanted me to, he stopped paying for my school. I got a job and paid for my college all on my own and graduated with barely any student debt. Pretty proud of myself for that :)

[@thereforeidie1831]

"so you can't Really blame anyone..." “BUT THEIR PARENTS“

[@0keisuya]

Allow me too inform you of something, I’m quite touchy about parents bu that’s not the point. Parents were kids too, your parents’s parents could have taught your parents badly and your parent just teaches you how their parents taught them, basically, some parents don’t know how to take care of a kid, you actually can’t blame anyone unless you are crazy enough to go through family history to find who started the spoiled teaching. Some parents are very misinformed about how to take care of kids and had you or a kid by accident, so usually, it really isn’t the parents fault.

[@camila.guerson]

@@0keisuya As a mother myself many of the times it isn't because how the parents' parents teach their kids it's because they think that their child deserves everything and by giving them everything and by doing that that's how the kids grow up to be spoiled so yes it is most of the times the parents fault.

[@astrojames5770]

@@0keisuya its a system they need to break so they should realise bad parenting when they become parents themselves

[@gulkka]

Ellen: You have to do all the cooking, all of the cleaning Me: *yEs i dO tHe cOoKinG, yEs i dO tHe cLeAnInG*

[@emanhussain9461]

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[@mels.avocado262]

And that's on Kim Arda

[@gulkka]

@@mels.avocado262 HAHAHAHA

[@LarsXavier]

YES I KEEP THE NA NA SWEET FOR YOUR EATING

[@lolabell7442]

Are you Once 🍭🍭

[@andriawall4141]

No one: Litterally no one: People in the comments: dOn'T LiE wHo'S (insert random question) The likes. Too much. Am buried.

[@ohmyloveisalie]

Andria Wall don't forget "Ⓘ'ⓜ ⓖⓘⓕⓣⓘⓝⓖⓜⓨⓝⓔⓧⓣⓛⓞⓨⓐⓛⓢⓤⓑⓢ

[@andriawall4141]

@@ohmyloveisalie lol

[@moonstxr4026]

Their bots don’t actually subscribe or respond.

[@sydney8487]

@@andriawall4141 oh wait oml nvm i thought she was spamming and actually saying that ill delete my comment

[@andriawall4141]

@@sydney8487 lol

[@secretdt704]

Story time: I grew up in a way where I wouldn’t say we were filthy rich but we are definitely above middle class. iPhones, AirPods, MacBook Pros, house that is worth over a million (plus the amount of money we spent on renovation could’ve easily brought another decent house), etc. What shocked me was when people were talking about student loans and how much they’re going to be in debt (my parents pay for my tuition and rent). What shocked me was that people literally go hungry since they can’t afford to buy food. My friends and I buy food everyday or UberEats everything. Honestly, I thought it was normal since food to me is a necessity. I surrounded myself with above middle class people in first year that I just lost conscious of the value of money. The friend group that I was part of often ate out, had parents pay their tuition + rent + monthly allowance. It wasn’t until second year (which I’m in rn) that I realized it’s not normal. I’m still friends with the people from first year but I’m closer to a group that’s in my major. They talk about student loans (which I honestly find shocking), not buying food cause they want to save money, saying things are “expensive” when I thought it was inexpensive, etc. This year has really changed me. I’m a lot more conscious with money. Also, friends that I’ve made this year (second year) don’t really know that my parents have money, I try really hard not to show it. Ps-the major my brother and I are in is really hard so we do work hard in school. We do get internships that pay a lot FOR OUR AGE ($10k+/month for my bro). I don’t think we’re spoiled because my brother and I work hard for everything as well. I just hate hate hate it when someone says “you can afford that” when I ask someone if should buy something or not. Like I know I can but that doesn’t mean I want to :/ I do understand the importance of money now. I just want to be treated normal. Like the money I have now, I worked hard for in the past year to land me the intern job (also allowance ;) ) Note: idk why I wanted to write this. Edit: wow thank you for the kind responses, I thought there’d be harsh comments when I wrote this haha. Uh another thing I want to add is that the average allowance my friend group got in first year was around $1,000/month and that’s on top of tuition + residence fees + meal plan....

[@nwc2392]

Wow! That is an interesting story you have. I do appreciate that you realize that this is not normal.

[@asileginger8223]

Wow, your parents really raise you well... I mean, you can difference between the things you need and the things you want. Not everything you want is something you need :v Some people don't understand this, and really waste a lot of money. My cousin (he is like 15 years older than me) ended up in debt because he just couldn't difference what he needs vs what he wants. He just bought whatever he wanted and sometimes he never used it... at that time he was married, had a kid with his ex wife and yeap, he screwed up because he ended up in debt and got divorced, lost his kid custody, lost his job and literally fought with all his relatives (we don't see him anymore, last time we saw him was like... seven years ago?) So, your parents really did a great job and you are amazing :) And what my grandma would always say (in her native language) *wisdom is the only fortune people can't take away from you* well, money can come and go but the only thing that stays with you forever is wisdom, so my grandma always tells me to learn more things 😂😂😂 you never know when you are using that knowledge 😂

[@oncekpop1858]

Well rich people needs to learn from you

[@secretdt704]

NLK 003 thank you so much :) that’s really nice of you to say

[@secretdt704]

Asile Ginger you’re literally the sweetest person ever. What you said really made my day 😊 and your grandma seems like such a wise person, I wish to be just like her one day! Thank you for that piece of wisdom as well :)

[@samihaislam9676]

No one: Not even my parents: 7 y/o me: *thumbnail*

[@lynn-marie2741]

Spoiled kid: exist World: 💪👊

[@entraptasupremacy2282]

🤣🤣

[@giannis5868]

?

[@blahface240]

I somehow was able to give you three likes ._.

[@yutanakamoto7069]

Hidden Desire ?

[@entraptasupremacy2282]

@@blahface240 🤣(?)

[@PrettyladPrez]

The 5-6 year old story is sooooo sadddd

[@Nanconanco10]

3:35 The way she said Pony is just so Cute 💖

[@karenboctor6809]

Completely random but... Sneezing/coughing in: 2019: "bless you" 2020: "well my time has come..." Edit: OM..geeeeeeee, how did i get so many likes...like whatttt?!.????!!!! Thxxxx

[@greengrasssheep3285]

My mom said I had to stay 10 metres away from people who sneeze/cough 😑

[@eeveeshinyhunter6176]

2020: you better stay 6 feet away from me

[@gucci355]

You know what I'm scared of rn? Imagining my future self in 2021 thinking that I was a fool in 2020 cause I thought the virus was bad. Like imagine if there's way worst out there, every second we grow, every second it gets bad 💀

[@random-oe8wu]

Oh dang

[@CallistaYip]

Mai Something Wow....imo, that’s a little much but as long as everyone’s safe, I don’t really care what measures we have to take.

[@sillychuu]

My friend thought everyone got really expensive presents on Easter and St Patrick’s day. Yeah no.

[@CarolSilva-fk6ty]

My friend thought it was normal to have maids. She was in genuine shock when I told her my siblings and I split the chores.

[@kirby_929]

The spoiled kids are just on another lvl 😂

[@random-oe8wu]

Meee

[@emigaming5165]

A hundred dollars didn’t meant much to you? Girl, I’d want that money.

[@chloeeng6811]

Yeah

[@neon9601]

You have made this lockdown a bit more bearable, thank you Kyutie ❤

[@MssngPcs]

That one story with the two boys, one poor with loving parents, one rich with parents who constantly argue, made me feel extremely lucky to have two loving parents and a comfortable home to live in.

[@lynn-marie2741]

3:00 But didn't they see the maid sweep at some point?

[@mimilove4029]

The maid prolly told them to go to another room

[@leemustknow]

every time i refresh the screen, it shows so many more people-

[@nancyjada9406]

I've never been spoiled, but I did have to take care of others for most of my life. Even though I don't enjoy the responsiblity, I feel like I always need to take care of other people, which gets stressful.

[@shanghainese7198]

I’m a wealthy kid. My family made me realize that I was grateful to be at the social status I am now. I donated a lot of the money I made from acting and advertisements. I still had to learn a lot since I had maids and everything, but I mainly cleaned. I’m one of those kids that actually understands the circumstances of people that can’t afford things.

[@cupio-stardust]

Good on you ma’am/sir!

[@Mikki-San]

There’s a difference between being spoiled and being a spoiled brat 🙂

[@chloeeng6811]

Yeah totally

[@alissa4364]

Omg, I have such a spoiled cousin, like she literally begs me and her parents to get her stuff. Like jccosow00dl ldod - Edit: Its cause she has a lot of items she doesnt use and begs for more

[@aleksejaleksandrovic407]

That sounds like my friend but she is not spoiled

[@aleksejaleksandrovic407]

Or is she...

[@Miya-zo6oh]

Army!

[@twilightundersky8658]

How’s that spoiled?

[@yutanakamoto7069]

Army 😂💜

[@sometimesitslonely]

Every story was satisfying in a way and specially last one touched my heart. The person who shared it literally won my heart and made me tear up, more people like them❤️❤️❤️

[@rosella6124]

I was a spoiled kid till junior year of high school, I'd brag about stuff my parents bought me and all the stuff i had which others didn't. Girls and boys used me for money and i never realised as long as i was getting attention. If i didn't get what i wanted i would always tell my parents how they never treated me right and that they never loved me, my parents are self made. They grew up poor, they had nothing but they're trying their best to provide me the most perfect life style. There was this boy in our class, he'd always been shy so no one really cared about him. We started talking because i felt bad and soon got to know that he lost his parents in a tragic accident when i was complaining about how my parents didn't buy me a new car. It then hit me and since then I've never ever shown off. We're both dating for a years now and college will start soon for us.

[@Silencer796]

What, you and him are dating each other or separate people?

[@fifteenturnips]

I didnt really get what i wanted, and neither did my best friend. We both got what the other wanted and what we didn't. Most of the time, we just switched stuff, but you cant switch houses... As i got older, i started to appreciate the smaller things and we are both pretty content with life

[@Ava-iy1pv]

I came upon your channel forever ago, didn't realize I forgot to sub to you again (I got a new phone) and I've been so sad, I've missed your videos ❤❤ Edit: ya if course I subbed back again I missed daily amazing content

[@sephocookie7393]

The first time i held a broom was when i was one years old and i was too short to control it so it smacked my face and my sister laughed at me

[@darkloner-royalbengaltiger8298]

Never sweeped before, really? I still remember the pain in my back I got everyday for sweeping my large whole ground in front of my house.

[@Isabel-sr8ep]

@Nivriti Eadala are you a spoild kid?? Not trying to offend you but are you?

[@_suta_2317]

Omg I’ve loved u for years and your the best KZbinr!

[@rosebudpoststuff4826]

Even I have a maid but I do everything on my own. Honestly I was so grateful my whole life to my parents.

[@haegeum3040]

i never grew up rich, but i had an uncle that loved to spoil me. i never cared about wanting this or that. materialistic things never seemed to interest me. when i got my own income i spent it mostly helping my parents and giving donations to the homeless. it's pretty much a normal thing for me to live in a not so rich place but i never complain. it's normal, so i can deal with it.

[@azula7684]

The one on the thumbnail is awesome 😂

[@bluubreezes]

Honestly the only thing I want right now is that I get to see my friends again I miss them so much

[@precioussketches1008]

When I was 6, I use to sweep the floor back and forth like in the cartoons That was the time I tried helping mom cleaning I wish my mom taught me to do chores than doing it herself when I was younger Her excuse is she didn't want to let me and my bro experience the hardship she experienced The one who taught me to do the laundry and cooking was my cousin, whom I also consider as my older sister I was 12 then Edit: And also, I can get whatever I want back then until my mom and dad separated At first, I was sad but I soon realize that that was for the best My father was alcoholic and abusive to mom and I didn't realize until my mom have to call the police Additionally, I only realize that not all kids have private transportation and I was at 7th Grade

[@melissabullock937]

i was very spoiled. i wanted everything and anything. i was so greedy. i never really thought about how my parents felt until my mom started ranting to me about my brother. my brother was (and is) 10x worse than i used to be and only seems to care about if he gets what he wants. seeing my mom rant and break down like that was a huge eye opener. i started thinking of my parents more and stopped asking for many things

[@loreleimcgrath9883]

Dem spoiled kids are STUNNED!.

[@ebola9286]

I grew up with lots of money, lots of it, my parents were some of the top earning in Australia and we had old money from grandparents and older. We lived in a very very large home and had multiple of them, expensive cars, pets and other things but my parents always sent me to public schools, I was really good at ballet and auditioned for NHSPA, the top performing arts high school. They could’ve bought my way into the school instead of me going through the audition process but they made me do it. I’m glad they did it, don’t get me wrong, I’m glad I have something to fall back on but I like being able to support myself. I am now a studying to become an anaesthesiologist and am in my last year. I’m very grateful for my parents

[@luvjupiter_]

I have two stories that are kinda like this: My family isn’t rich but we are well off and one of my best friends isn’t so lucky. Her and her mom are living in a tiny condo and has to live paycheck to paycheck. She’s had to pay for her moms gas multiple times. It just was a shock to how people are living in some places. Story 2: Also one of my friends, his family is one of the richest in my area are pretty well known as well. My friend is a dorky sweet guy and everyone knows he’s rich. When I went to his house for the first time I was shocked bc it was so big I didn’t wanna touch anything. But he’s such a down to earth person that he doesn’t flaunt it or use his family to be popular. And I really admire that

[@DinosaurNick]

I was talking to my step-nephew once about a program to donate food and clothes to kids who don't have any. And he said "Why don't they have anything? They must have bad parents"

[@pinkgamr8226]

Lmao I understand the broom one. I remember when I wanted to sweep the floor and did it like the cartoons. Now that I think about it, I probably looked clueless. I was very young so my broom story is a bit reasonable.

[@lilybug1397]

the last bit. we are both people and we both are worth something. that is so true.

[@redpandamoon4781]

8:43 This happened to me, my roommate (when we first moved in together) was raised by two parents that spoiled him to the bone. I lived in a wealthy family also but my dad is Bolivian so I was not raised spoiled. When we moved in together, I was in my dream job of being a probation officer (it's a weird dream job ik), and he was forced my his parents to go to collage so he chose to go to an art school even tho he was terrible at art. I am very good at art so he told me in a demanding tone, "show me to do this!." I said no and got pissed. I am a really nice person but I can also have a Face that only Marine people have ( I got that from mah dad) , and I stared him dead in the eye and said," get the f*ck away from me." Later he told me to do the HIS dishes and I grabbed him by his neck collar and said with a stern "No". Yeah, he did not act like that ever since

[@diannehardman4997]

just subbed and also the first story, i feel so bad for that boy, the person who bought the shoes and socks for him, they definetly made up for throwing a fit over a car.

[@dreamstudios237]

Hello everyone whoever sees this i just wanted to say your beautiful and have a good day/night/evening /afternoon byee!

[@whatsthedealwithairlinefoo5452]

aww thank you💙💙💙

[@twilightundersky8658]

Ok

[@ooferwow6409]

You too ❤️😊💫!

[@mayap2388]

There is no time of day in the void

[@cupio-stardust]

Hi Dream Studios!

[@jog2754]

When I was younger I was born into a pretty poor family in Poland, my dad, mum, brother, and me. We lived basically in the middle of nowhere on the countryside, I personally always loved it there. But what I didn’t realise is how much my parents sacrificed for both me and my brother, especially him seeing as he’s got cerebral palsy. Like for example they’d be wearing old shoes, sometimes with holes in them, just so that they had enough money to buy us shoes. Same goes for food. To be honest, just being born into a household with a disabled person is an eye opener, seeing as I was always left to ‘entertain’ myself and do things by myself, sometimes I’d even help my brother, even though he’s 3 years older. But I never minded it. To be completely honest, I didn’t even realise how well me and my brother were treated until a couple years back when my mum brought it up. I also feel really privileged to have been brought up by a caring mum (my dad was never really there and left us a couple of years ago). And that I have such a strong relationship with my mum and my brother. (I really don’t mean to brag here, just wanted to share my story)

[@sreshthabanerjee1184]

I am a spoiled kid but every year on my birthday I give out food and clothes to orphans.

[@dal9512]

I like how she always says “he” when it doesn’t say the gender 😂

[@patrickfuentes461]

Love your videos so much!

[@lemiin_]

I keep hearing this and it definitely fits here: raise your kids and spoil your grandkids, or spoil your kids and raise your grandkids

[@Iris-hx1ed]

For the first time, I am proud that I am broke!

[@kotarobokuto427]

Iris Danny not broke , not broken but our family is

[@andihegel1284]

I was also raised a spoiled child. I lived in a 3 story house and got everything handed to me. When I was 6 I moved from New Jersey to a rural area of Florida. I realized in 4th grade when my aunt passed away I realized life wasn’t all unicorns and rainbows. I’m now in 6th grade. I live in the same house I lived in when I was 6. Honestly I love how my life is now verses how my life used to be, even if my aunt is gone.

[@user-li5qu2gg8t]

"I feel like in life you can have one thing but, you lose another- OR YOU CAN THE BOTH THINGS IF YOU'RE REALLY LUCKY " - kyutie 2020

[@xxamerxx6516]

My friends call me a spoiled brat cuz I always get new things and what ever I want but getting everything you want isn’t all that u miss other things that other ppl have which u don’t have and sometimes some ppl don’t understand ( basically everyone has their own problems)

[@analisatarbin3016]

Im living in a 3rd world country. My grandma has cancer and is surely about to pass (the doctors aren't even helping much), my grandad is heartbroken, my mum is literally crying as I write this, my dad is working his butt off, my older brother is studying and working hard, and my other brother and I have to basically take care of ourselves since my family is most of the time out working. Meanwhile this kid didn't even know how to use a broom... But honestly I couldn't complain when I have such a wonderfull family! Stay happy and healthy people!😊

[@scarletjade1041]

-When I went on a hiking trip to much more isolated place where people with poorer state offer you everything they have, apologizing about it. I still am picky with food but I try to eat off everything on my plate. -When I realized not all kids grew up with a privilege of nice clothes, my father and sisters always say, give away those clothes you dont use often or those that are small many can use those. -When I moved school, I learned most of my high school classmates do not depend on their parents for money and support them selves (i was really ashamed since they told me that after I was done complaining about how my mother didn't give me enough money to last the week) I often snack like crazy on our school days and some of them dont so I trt to share buying a pack of bread to eat so we can share.

[@sarahavey7145]

I lived in a fancy neighbor up until like 9. Then my mom and dad left me and gave me up (I still don’t know why). I got beat around the foster system and I saw how kids were treated. It hurt to see them getting left behind too. Once I got to my now home, my mom and dad had nice enough money but it was hard because they have 13 kids. I’m now 17 and I’m work at camps for kids who don’t get by (like the first girl) and most of my money goes towards them even tho it’s not a lot. It really warms my heart when the 6 and 7 year olds get to have new clothes and stuff. I relate to the first girl because we basically did the same stuff as of now.

[@rosepetunia1829]

I was a very spoiled kid when I was younger. And a cry baby. My parents always locked me in my room telling me to calm down cause I had a fit for no reason. One day while playing with my sister (who hated me back then) I hit my head and my voice changed. I did not cry. I laughed. Then she laughed and said, "I like you now" I wanted her to like me forever. So one day I say by the oven when no one was around and told myself to grow up. And that I want to change. The next day my mother told me she was pregnant. Now my brother acts like childhood me and my sister is like my bff. I am now a better person and teaching my little brother how to toughen up. And best of all, people actually like me.

[@cameronchalmers4035]

I think I'm first but I don't know cuz my iPad can be glitchy XD

[@lonelyronin2428]

Ive been washing and ironing my my own clothes since I was 8, and chores since I was able to. The broom one triggered me. Were she at, I wanna she her house now!

[@lowchiayee]

I was also *spoiled rotten* but I turned around because my friend loss his mother so he lost all his life. *But now we are dating!* ❤️ But I am happy I changed

[@zaharakhan4254]

Aww

[@lowchiayee]

Icecream Dream Thank you! From: Me and my boyfriend (Jake and Hermeone)❤️

[@hanmira]

@@lowchiayee Your name is so beautiful

[@lowchiayee]

한미라 aw! Thank you!

[@itzroses8065]

Awww

[@milk_chocolxte]

ELLEN! You should bring back the lyric pranks on your (old maybe?) crush or anyone else in that matter.

[@ausernameisrequired4981]

The broom one is making me wonder... WHY DID CARTOONS SHOW THE WRONG WAY TO SWEEP

[@L.C123]

I remember when I lived in France, I lived in a reasonable big-ish house and my friends lived in Chateaus! (French for castles) Some had pools and some didn’t, I had a pool and my parents owned a stable yard at the back of our property so I had about 5 horses and I LOVE horses, I’ve been around horses since I was born basically, I thought at the time that I was kinda worse off as obviously I wasn’t living in a castle or a mansion but a two story cottage. When we moved back to Ireland I had sorta french accent (born in Ireland, moved to France when I was 2 and moved back to Ireland when I was 13), I was popular in France but in Ireland I was a nobody, a weird girl that was an equestrian with a weird accent and I live in a smaller house in the middle of nowhere with a group of three friends, not so popular but I love it! I don’t have any horses anymore as my parents sold them before we moved as they didn’t want to pay for their shipping. This change made me realise that even though I struggled to stay popular in France and when that was taken from me, I knew how those other students felt when we frowned upon them and scoffed cause I got that treatment when I got back here and it made me feel horrible, I have since written emails to those people apologising and we are now friends and for the “popular” kids.....yeah they’re not so popular anymore!

[@Bennie_Xt.]

African parents be like: wHaT iS dis????!!! I toht (thought)asking for money for your chores was bad and now look at deez rich kids livin' luzury(luxury). Ahh ahh dey dont even know how to save money. Dey just keep aksing and spend it in an hour. 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@shelleyturner6591]

Sabrina Belle lol that is hilarious 😂

[@evelynesophiaa5444]

Actually, the Indonesian kid that didn't know how to sweep isn't considered spoiled in Indonesia, they probably just watched too much cartoons. Because maids are a service you can get even if you're in a higher low-class family. The salary of a maid per month usually only ranges from $90-$150 per month. Multiple maids in a lower mid-class family/house is pretty common in Indonesia and I have maids myself even though I am not considered as rich here in Indonesia. That is why the person who couldn't sweep isn't spoiled, they really just watch too much cartoons

[@Silencer796]

I’ve just watched a lot of cartoons and I know that’s not right

[@zebnemma]

My sister actually kinda spoiled herself, she needed to do a few chores just like me but she would dissapear to a friends house to avoid doing them and then when mom came home I would get the blame even tho I did my part of the chores. My mom was too burnt out to take the fight with my sister so it was easier to take it out on me cuz I was better behaved... Recently she confessed to me that she had a hard time the first few years after moving out cuz she didn't know how to clean, cook or do dishes. I said "well remember when you ran away from chores as kids right? You had the opportunity to learn!" XD My sister is way more productive now it seems tho, she cooks some very interesting dishes and desserts, bread, everything. She's become really good at cooking now! Now I'm the lazy one and I was super productive as a kid before depression hit so me and my sister kinda switched places haha. But it has taken a long time for me to little by little learn to live life again and be more productive. It's weird that fear of failure can hold one back so much in life that you just stop doing pretty much everything, and you don't really notice how much you have changed untill you are way too accustomed to that mindset. Even things that I love to do I stopped doing... Crazy. It's like "I want to do that thing" but then the next thought stops you "no but what if you fail? No I'm too tired right now, maybe some other time". Always something with the defeatist attitude.

[@lemora4540]

I knew how to sweep when I was a toddler. My Nana bought me those little brooms and id sweep with her. Not because she made me, because I simply wanted to.

[@JesusLovesYouPerfectly]

i really enjoy washing the dishes and sometimes my mom doesn't feel like i need to do it but, i really like doing it. So, on those occasions, i just wait until she has to go out of the house for some errand or something and then, i speed wash all the dishes as fast as i can and i empty and load the dishwasher at a record pace so that, when she finally gets back home, all the dishes are done and she can't say a thing lol

[@Mynameishere3]

... I have no words This is like kids in movies

[@piplup5349]

I was spoiled , and I thought of everyone as nothing, but I only want something cool that they have, I made a new mentality but I still have the thought of that to people so I just fake it

[@L33minh0]

Friend: you’ll never meet bts 😒 Me: *lifts up gun* if you don’t shu- *reality hits me* Me: .......JUST- Me: *leaves*

[@yutanakamoto7069]

Do you stan mcnd? Cuz I do too😂

[@L33minh0]

Gisnelly M. Barreto *ahems aggressively* OF COURSE I DO

[@L33minh0]

Gisnelly M. Barreto my bias is castle j and the rest are my bias wreckers and my bias in Bts is tae so that’s why my username is castle tae lol, I thought I was smart but now it feels dumb

[@mohaf3157]

Castle Tae mcnd bts armyღ My bias is also V but OT7 too and my bias in MCND is BIC.

[@L33minh0]

Gisnelly M. Barreto i used to not know who should be my bias lol

[@dari.08308]

Aww the one of the little kid with the small shoes made me so sad!

[@inkshrueo]

My two cousins were brought up in a big house with my whole family. And I lived alone with my mom in a different house. My cousin never knew how to cook, clean or do anything. I always go to their house to spend the holidays and once I was cutting oranges and they were looking at me like "Wait...how do you know that?". Also once the sink was filled with plates and stuff and my grandma was really busy. So I started to wash the dishes and they just started at me like "Wth?" In my family, all the women of the family do everything. My cousins are quite rude to their parents and are really rich. But me on the other hand, was the opposite. My mom earned very little from her job and she taught how to accept things I have. She taught me what a women should do. To be strong, be brave and she is the one who made me who I am today. My grandparents always use me as an example of how girls should be. My cousins never got jealous tho. We were besties since kids and we love each other too much to hate.

[@Stibnitez]

FINNALY EARLY Ive been watching you for years

[@random-oe8wu]

Same

[@andriawall4141]

Not to be that person, but that's not how you spell finally. It is F-I-N-A-L-L-Y.

[@sakurakogacha407]

Andria Wall the Internet doesn’t need spelling

[@aspen2348]

It's amazing how clueless people can be

[@nikkamanurung1766]

I’m from Indonesia, I grew up thinking mauds were normal too tbh, but every mid year my maids would go home and go to their families, my parents taught my siblings and i how to clean up the house and all that. They didn’t grow up with maids, therefore they taught us that it’s also our responsibility to keep OUR hone clean, not the maids.

[@Mogstein]

My mom works a lot...... she comes home around 5 6 o’clock pm and is pretty mad or sad or either crying about how bad work was, she is a manager. Never went to college. She works for a trucking company, and freight

[@JesusLovesYouPerfectly]

in my own family, i've said so many times that providing for your kids ( as great and important as that is ) is only Part of it. you not only have to be there for your kids financially but, also emotionally as well. just showering your kids with stuff and, basically, throwing materialism at them, is not enough. being a good parent involves meeting your family's needs both physically/financially And emotionally as well. and, honestly, i believe the emotional provision definitely outweighs the financial provision and even slightly outweighs the physical ( i say slightly because you do need to eat too, you know? ) provision of needs.

[@AnitaG2003]

Oh honey, please XD My family is above average in money and even then: 1. Cook for yourself 2. You do chores if you want money 3. You do the laundry 4. You want something? You have to buy it with your own money 5. When you are instructed to do something, you do it right away. No "i'lL dO iT lAtEr". None of that. 6. The only person paying for your rent, clothes, tuition, etc is you and more. Let me tell you, in my household, there are 9 people, and yet money is not a problem. However, parents like mine teach you right. Want something done? You get it done yourself.

[@piyodsbl1900]

I saw snow for the first time when I was 8 and I remember how excited I was because I loved watching snow in cartoons.

[@Kirndiaries001]

That broom girl is me!! Like once we needed to clean our classroom and decorate it, and teacher told me to broom the room and I was like "I never cleaned before I don't know how to do it" and then my crush did that for me.

[@madelinevance8954]

After my parents got married my dad went to medical school and my mom went with him. While there, they met a lot of other couples going through medical school. One time this very rich couple invited my parents to a party at their place. Someone asked the wife about the cake they were eating, which was apparently really good. The rich wife said it was made from scratch and everyone started asking about the recipe. She excitedly said, “Oh it was so easy! You just take the bag out of the box and follow the directions on the box!” My mom said she was one of the sweetest ladies she ever knew but she truly thought that making a cake out of a box was making a cake from scratch.

[@sinful4415]

I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!! 💕

[@spbugs513]

"...and lots of hats" Kyuties face: 😨😱😯😮

[@kayagaffney5922]

Some kids in my fifth grade used to ask me what I got from my parents on valentine's day. I dont think their spoiled, they're just pretty well off. I just think it's weird that these kids got gifts, like not even just candy like $30 build a bears, on a minor holiday.

[@OrchidArgennis]

Me growing up with nice toys, nice house, big-ish TV. But only one parent, my wonderful mom. My dad is alive, but he is divorced to my mom and lives in Arizona. Plus, I live with my uncle, my older brother, and my grandma. I am a little spoiled cuz I'm the youngest, but my grandma straightens me out with chores. Lol 😂😅

[@violetneedsahug3652]

Here I was watching your old vids and hoping you would post a new video 🥳🥳🥳

[@empanada8374]

"1000 hats" Kyuti from: -_- To: ○0○

[@vance97s]

Around the time 7:14. That story, My father was an artist and he took care of disabled and taught them how to paint. He said he didnt do it for pay as in money, But for pay within happiness.

[@kinaxen]

Just to clarify,in Singapore when you have maids does not mean you're rich.