Spoiled Rich Kids Being Entitled On Social Media - REACTION

[@CharlotteDobre]

Hello fellow plebs! Hope you enjoy today's upload 😂😍

[@JubeiKibagamiFez]

I always enjoy your uploads.

[@Confession68]

Always! 😁

[@esthercobersy8638]

It’s nice being called pleb what would be nicer is Charlotte liking my comment. I have been trying to get her attention for months not at all successful

[@MichaelEavesMusic]

@@esthercobersy8638 that's cringey. She probably doesn't have time to get back to each comment on her videos. There's lots of comments.

[@tracyllewellyn5942]

Here in Wales uk a pleb means a really thick (stupid) person with no brains or common sense haha!

[@supermangarritano6636]

I grew up poor so .. I’m grateful to even have clothes and food I buy and cook myself.. also I love it when you scream out “ PEASANT !” XD

[@lauranorwar]

You obviously handled it well and are stronger because of it. I’m guessing that you’re much kinder and more fun to hang out with than any of these “look at me and give me stuff!!” folks.

[@shirleygiordano7627]

You're better off than a spoiled child. You were taught to work, and the value of blessings vs unnecessary things.

[@mohammadangginugrohomcjogja]

Poverty is one of the greatest teacher of humility 😇

[@gayledimitri5887]

You were blessed. Money is not the answer (coming from a middle class kid) We have to always try harder, but it’s all good 😌

[@madammotion2830]

Same

[@lesleyhawes6895]

I was an only child, and somewhat indulged, so I was a bit shocked that once I had left school and got a job, my mother charged me rent on my own room, with added fees for feeding and cleaning. Still, as she said, it showed me how much it would cost me to live in the real world, and if I did my chores, I got a reduction. It also was a happy surprise that a couple of months before I left home to get married she presented me with the bank book which showed all my contributions. Quite a healthy amount which actually paid a fair proportion of the down payment on our first home. Thanks Mum.

[@JanieBgrand]

Ohhh puke.

[@BrianAndresScott]

Very great, mom teaching you ❤

[@ArloTheIconic]

That’s actually rlly good.

[@starlet5350]

Why do these kids behave like the parents' money is theirs? Was nvr taught this way personally.

[@anastasia_bokiy]

Because their parents probably have never given a damn about them, and of course haven't taught them the value of money 🤷‍♀️

[@esthercobersy8638]

Was wondering the same.

[@badandy102]

Probably because mommy and daddy have paid for everything they have and they never had to earn the money to buy it themself

[@trishaspear8981]

To brag on social media to boost their egos 😅

[@emimimimimimimi]

Ikr???? I was raised in a house where my parents regularly told me I technically own nothing??? to be spoiled enough to think theyre worth smth just cuz parents have money.... i can't even fathom it

[@oldschooldiy3240]

These are the kids that end up working at a restaurant because "daddy" got sent to prison for insider trading or tax evasion....

[@SonjaElizabethTeal]

😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@addie-eileenpaige6460]

That, or they had to pay off lawyer fees for all the times they got sued.

[@kl9552]

Real class doesn’t flaunt.

[@lydia2366]

Amen!

[@aoutsky]

There is no such thing as 'real class'.

[@thesuperginge1348]

I've got a couple friends who are brothers. Their dad is rich af. But aside from their nice house and his car, you'd never know it. Yeah he buys them things they need, but like, regular car, like a ford or a fiat. Things like phones, clothes and laptops they had to get jobs to afford. I think he's done that part right at least. They know they're going to inherit a buttload of money but they have first had to understand the value of working for it.

[@micivalantincic8227]

"New money screams, old money whispers"

[@ellendingler5685]

exactly!

[@mystic_tacos]

My parents were poor while my brother and I were growing up and they, unfortunately, passed away poor. The only way we were spoiled was in how they loved us.

[@user-zp3oz7op6w]

That makes you rich in the best way. Rich kids don't feel loved by getting material things. They probably long for hugs, kisses and conversation. I bet their parents work too much.

[@valentinalicci4655]

This is probably one of the most beautiful comment I've ever read. You are very rich. And I know you know that very well. I wish you all the best 😊

[@valentinalicci4655]

@@user-zp3oz7op6w agree 😊

[@user-zp3oz7op6w]

@@valentinalicci4655 Thanks Hon! I'm loved by God, my husband and my son very much. I'm loved by my friends too. I bet you are loved deeply. May you have a happy blessed life!

[@haileygrey5047]

Then you were truly rich 💕

[@Sugaprincess2500]

I grew up with divorced parents. My mom and stepdad were middle class but my dad and stepmom definitely were wealthier, due to the success of their financial business. I got to learn about money from both sides of my family; my dad especially taught me how to be humble, appreciative for what I get, and how to work for it. I’m grateful for my folks teaching me what’s what, despite me still working on saving and budgeting to this day.

[@theotherflash2625]

There is no such thing as a "Rich Kid." Just spoiled children with rich parents.

[@user-zp3oz7op6w]

No, some child actors became rich.

[@erhirepikin226]

Yup like most spoilt kids with poor parents too

[@brandonpaugh922]

That's not how inheritance always works. Example grandfather leaving his grandson 12 million dollars because he didn't like his daughter or her husband

[@Tiff-vi9kx]

That part! Lol

[@Hey___you]

I started working when I was 6, doing various things. When I was 11, I had 2000 dollars in the bank. This was 1977. I invested it in a power company and let the dividends roll over. When I was 30, I took that money and bought a house. I'd say, relatively speaking, I was a rich kid.

[@kgranger]

I love the immediate burn "Pretty far back on that plane buddy!" 🤣🤣🤣

[@mandapooh]

I got my first job at 14 a mandatory must in my household. I made friends with a girl in my late teens whom grew up very “well off”by the time we had reached our early 20s her parents had cut her off financially. So I decided that I would get her a job where I was working at the time. She responded with “working is Beneath me” we are no longer friends lol

[@NikiWinchester]

Wow. Would love to hear how she's doing now... 👀

[@ToastedBread14]

Making your children get a job is tabboo in many cultures. It implies that you cannot take care of your kids and give them the time they need to study and be themselves. Your kids working or being forced to live away from you is a great, great shame in my country.

[@mickyfassbender448]

"the iPad surface contains more bacteria than a public toilet you know" - I would have commented that on their FB

[@Lawleeloops]

I will never understand why anyone would cover themselves in money... Like seriously, do ya know how filthy cash is?!?! 🤢

[@llewisdolphins]

Right!

[@TashaBryanRENegade]

Those notes have been around more than they have... let them coat themselves in bacteria. Karma for not knowing where money has been 😂

[@katerinarouskova8232]

Same with the food on ipod. Bleh.

[@monicahendricks8563]

Notice are only $10’s and $20’s? Probably 5 years of birthday and Christmas presents there. Peanuts.

[@harryh8222]

Just snort the stack, might get a coke high, especially if there from the 80's

[@KayTee979]

I went to undergrad with someone that would complain about her $400 weekly allowance and how "it just wasn't enough" (note: her parents paid for rent, utilities, etc, the $400 was all "extra" outside of normal living expenses). I told her she is welcome to get a job if she'd like extra spending money, she didn't appreciate my advice. I also had a friend complaining that her parents will not be paying for her schooling past her bachelor's degree. She was just acting super disgusted that they wouldn't pay for more school for her and she'd have to figure out how to do it herself. I was all "well, I'll take the bachelor's degree paid off if that isn't good enough for you, because I am currently around $50k in the hole and I'd happily and gratefully take anything anyone is willing to give." She shut up rather fast.

[@ivylovesrunning]

My idea of spoilt when I was young is having a piece of candy/sweet occasionally. The ipad as plates was disgusting.

[@motomark790]

Yeah I know, my parents fed me when when I was a child and that's where it ended. I agree about the ipads, wish I had one or something like it.

[@sylverscale]

Disgusting in more than one way. Monlie devices are filthy. And since they're too lazy to clean some plates, I doubt they've cleaned those iPads. Then again, they've probably not eaten that pizza so, yeah...

[@ellendingler5685]

Have they never heard of paper towels?

[@EH23831]

That would be just posturing... not real at all!

[@whyparkjiminnotridejimin]

My perants are rich but we would never do that! It's just a waste besides, we don't really like Apple products anyways except my brother.😂

[@MrDjsmooth87]

When people flaunt their money unnecessarily like this, always make me sick.

[@patriciazernone-wood5423]

My son's grew up having everything they needed, and earning some extras. They appreciated the few special gifts they received at Christmas and one main large gift that was usually a little pricy they had to share as 2 brothers. They didn't complain and appreciated how hard I work and what I gave up for them to allow them some extra curricular activities during school. My son's were disciplined when need, had to focus on education, and was given slight privacy to grow their own personalities. They not were working at 16 paying their portion of insurance for their ability to drive, they both played sports, volunteered and graduated. One went to college and the military, the other worked right from high school and is treating to be a truck driver. Both are not 23 and 24 on their own and both have saved close to 15k and never asked for a dime of me in 5 years since being on their own. This is what NOT BEING ENTITLED AND SPOILED did for them. I'm so proud.

[@suzanamanova2350]

I am working since I was 13. I can't believe someone can be that spoiled. It won't turn out good for those kids.

[@mer200]

I babysit sometimes, but never did anything besides that. still have to look for a summer job lol. but sometimes not working isn't being spoiled, in my case it is just that my energy level is way below the average person, so I literally have energy for like 5 hours or less to work, but not able to find a job where they accept that :(. not working because someone is giving you all the money and you are just able to work, yeah, that is spoiled

[@craigh2205]

@@mer200 get checked by a doctor for diebetis dont leave it because it will just get worse if u have something wrong with u and it could take years for anything major to show

[@katzbac]

@@mer200 yes please please please get that checked out if you can. I went from not being able to work for 6 hours to not being able to stand for 1 hr. Turns out I have a lot of health problems. Plz take care of yourself

[@deborahdicesare9042]

@@mer200 Same thing happened to my sister and she found out that she has a thyroid problem. Please get checked out by a doctor, it could change your whole life.

[@daniellamcgee4251]

@@mer200 If a doctor has done all the usual tests for low energy, including the ones that have been suggested to you here, as well as iron studies, and inflammation markers for auto-immune disorders, and still can't find anything wrong, it could be fibromyalgia or M.E./Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. These both have signs and symptoms, but no blood tests or imaging will reveal anything abnormal. They can take years to diagnose for this reason. They are diagnosed by a process of elimination - ruling out conditions you don't have with testing. It could also be poor quality sleep. There are many causes of low energy that you could have help with. Your quality of life is worth caring about.

[@heatherboz]

My grandparents did own a small family italian restaurant , started working at 13 and don't regret it. I learned so much about business and the value of a dollar

[@ukekrazy1242]

I feel like people who flaunt their wealth are just hanging a sign on the door that says "ROB ME!" (The key is under the mat) 💲💰💰

[@ElanaVital83]

The sign should say "I HAVE CRIPPLING INSECURITY!"

[@julchensweet2538]

My brothers coworker was an only child from a really wealthy family. He was spoiled rotten and when his parents died he inherited everything. It took him 4 years to spend it all 😂 guess no one told him that by jetting across the globe with an entourage in private jets and yachts buying cars left and right could somehow deplete his inheritance 🤦‍♀️ He lost everything even his properties all over the world and now he has to work like a peasant 😂 and his money management skills still haven’t improved nor his bratty attitude!

[@fableSimmer]

When she said she was gonna switch it up a bit and the camera zoomed in, my heart stopped in anticipation. I thought she was going to yell "SUBSCRIBE" and throw us all for a loop. LOL

[@carolinagrammy2735]

Me too

[@krissykazele]

😂😂😏

[@allenjohnstone9945]

I wore hand me downs from my older brother. When I finished school I was given 4 choices... The Army, an apprenticeship, a job or leave.

[@Marikioable]

I went to uni with a very nice young man who lived in an affluent area of my city with his parents. I used to playfully tease him saying things like... Come see how the lower half live... Silver spoon up your Butt, etc... Just banter, really. One day he was at my house for lunch and I told him that I didn't have any caviar or red salmon... Just another joke... He told me that all he heard in his house was his parents argue about money and that the only reason his area was still affluent is that most people who lived there had inherited their big houses from their parents, grandparents etc and didn't have to pay mortgages as most of the houses were already paid for and that most of the wealth was just a show. Taught me a lesson, I can tell you.

[@jazmintea4659]

I mean, even just the privilege of having to pay such a huge monthly bill as mortgage or rent taken away makes a person much better off just by itself.

[@nataliesue2485]

I grew up in between the lower and middle class. My parents worked really hard to keep a roof over our heads, clothes on our backs and food on the table. Never had (or really cared to have) name brand clothes. We learned to appreciate what we had and not get to focused on the material things. I'm very grateful for all of that.

[@melodicvirginia]

"i can play cards with this deck of iPhones, what can you do? cry?" WHEN I TELL YOU I SCREAMED

[@CharlotteDobre]

😂😂😂

[@brittbecka8552]

When she's uses the rich voice, I die every time 🤣🤣😂

[@ckyung1312]

I was college roommates with an out of state girl from a wealthy family. The list of life skills she didn't have was alarming. Parents usually have the best of intentions, but her parents didn't do her any favors. Being her roommate was exhausting partly because I was so anal about being clean, but she had yet to learn how to do do her own laundry 🙃, so sometimes I came off as bitchy and she came off as lazy and entitled. My parents were the opposite: low class and had me learning how to care for myself and my home (chores) by the time I was 7/8yrs old. I hated it at the time, but thanked them later. Real adulting has a way of humbling a person...if they're so inclined, I suppose.

[@bucketlistW3]

“You don’t destroy your iPhones when you get a new one?” No unfortunately I only get a new one when my old one already looks like it went through a meat grinder 😂

[@barbb841]

It kills me to spend more than $100 on a new phone. Heck had my last one for almost for years and had to get a new one because the speaker died and it started losing contacts and a bunch of other fun things. Lol

[@melancolielupine2023]

Same dude... My last smartphone's glass was so shattered lol, I couldn't see anything lol

[@magnushultqvist]

I smash the old phone when I buy a new one. But they are already half broken by then so nothing to sell. And I spend to much on a new phone.

[@thekenyan_hermit]

speak 4 urself im using an android phone

[@llewisdolphins]

I paid more for my phone than anything else I allow myself. It is my lifeline to my 3 adult sons. Other than that I am still programmed to look for the cheapest case, often no screen protector, because the value is in the phone. To be fair mine last a very long time.

[@Moonmaidenfairy]

I heard “no” so often I thought it was part of my name! 😂😂😂

[@pavlovasupernova1013]

My mom was a single mother but, she never complained. She worked full time & put herself through nursing school while raising me & my brothers alone. She instilled in me a fantastic work ethic. I don't even want something unless I have worked for it. It's the difference between appreciating something & not caring about it.

[@damonnomad3422]

I know I was spoiled. My parents fed me every day.

[@teresafanning9194]

Ne too 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@katherineklevenow1808]

3 times a day, desert too

[@lilalienangel]

As a kid I actually thought kids who ate everyday were spoiled.. 😆

[@lilalienangel]

@@katherineklevenow1808 Dessert?? Lucky

[@llewisdolphins]

It is amazing how perception is when we were younger. I thought those that had new clothes, involved in sports, had a lot to eat or even a dollar in their pocket as spoiled. All grown up I can see how many may have had all they needed, which is what I was lacking, but they were not actually spoiled and worked hard for where they are now. I appreciate everything and take nothing for granted, but neither do they. I see no one in any different financial state as different than me, because most of us still grew up with the same values. Maybe I just dont have the mentality to feel sorry for myself. No one should apologize for their parents financial ability or their own as they earned it. But, unfortunately there are those that were not raised with those values, are entitled and think the world owes them. 99% of people are good, humble and work hard. That 1% just happens to be loud enough to throw shade far and wide.

[@personafanatic4597]

as someone who just got a new phone after being stuck with the same cracked one for 2 years, i can't imagine what a nightmare it would be to sync 5 phones at once and how long that would take lol it took half a day to do just 1

[@dimatadore]

Truly rich "old money" people don't flaunt their wealth usually, because they've always felt secure. I'm not rich, it's just something I noticed.

[@tjingtjongbil7694]

Facts!

[@gayledimitri5887]

Yes for sure! I live in an affluent area, and it’s all new $$$$. Totally different than old money!

[@bluesapphire4262]

Plus they didn't really saw their wealth as something so special that they need to flaunt cause for them it's pretty normal.

[@auntbroccoli9992]

I married into a wealthy family (old money). I had no clue. Not one. And I'm not stupid. My husband lived on a budget in a tiny studio apartment. He worked two jobs (I assumed it was because the area in which we lived at the time was quite pricey). He drove a Chevy. Wore jeans, polos, sneakers and a black digital watch. A typical guy. I would clip coupons for restaurants and always suggested we go Dutch. Honestly, between my alimony, child support and job, I thought I was better off financially than he was! After we were married the secrets began to spill- slowly. After our child was born a big secret was revealed. A trust fund for the little guy. Hubby and I agreed not to tell him (until the time is right). He has worked since he was 15. Paid for his first car and insurance himself (still does). I let my husband discuss the college tuition details with our son and only asked, " Tell me what to say if he can't reach you". I want no part of it. It's not my money. I don't want the responsibility. It belongs to my husband, his family, and our son. We have taught him to live on a budget, save, and invest which he does very well. We gave him everything he NEEDED, some wants, and a few little luxuries to which he would later ask, " Can you afford this?". I simply told him I "saved for it". We also taught him the difference between chores and jobs; one you do because you're part of a household and the other is above and beyond that (like vacuuming out my car). I would much rather pay him to do it than go to a detailing place. Somehow we managed to raise one helluva kid.

[@rockandrollfantasy86]

I can see what you mean but also there have been socialites and grand palaces and balls for centuries. Kings literally had castles and I'd say their money was pretty old. I think social media just puts it out there more. Plus new money buys new things old money passes down more old things.

[@vsbaretummysugastonguetech1540]

Yeah. My parents spoiled me rotten. They still do tbh. If I wanted something, all I had to do was ask. I’m extremely thankful to have them.

[@KathrynHalstead]

“Restarunt “ wtf 🤣😂🤣 money doesn’t buy intelligence then 🤣😂🤣 keep your helicopter love ... I’d sooner be able to converse 🤣😂🤣

[@rww5416]

They have the fancy phones but couldn’t even use autocorrect 😂

[@KathrynHalstead]

@@rww5416 😄😄😂

[@helenmears6178]

I'm 62 now so was brought up in the 70's, I got my first job part time at 15 working in a shop & then moved on to be a cadet nurse & then a register nurse after 3 years. Money was tight but it never hurt us, we learned the value of a pound & were grateful for what we had. Today I'm grateful for the food in my stomach & the roof over my head also my hubby that is the love of my life. I've travelled to places I never thought I would, I am blessed.

[@brinstarmedia1411]

6:01 all $10 bills. Dude couldn’t even pay an electric bill in the summer with that money. Lol 😂

[@celinedrules]

Is it me or are the numbers on some of the bills backwards?

[@amalgamangel]

This deserves a sequel. 💞

[@Lizicles1]

These are on a level i can’t even get my head around. 😳🤯 I was raised so poor i thought it was luxurious when the first car i bought as an adult had a working heater in it. And i can afford some fresh fruit now.

[@user-zp3oz7op6w]

But I bet more people like you for you.

[@gayledimitri5887]

I’m sure you are way happier than these rich entitled kids

[@lucialu833]

@@gayledimitri5887 : exactly

[@gayledimitri5887]

Lucia Lu same! I grew up blessed with awesome parents, very middle class but happy 😃

[@LaineyBug2020]

My first car was $300 I bought from my dad's mechanic and traded maintenance on it for babysitting...

[@jennip13]

It’s what you said, rich is loud, wealth is silent!

[@jbilotta]

Parents that bankroll their adult kids hurts them. It’s like saying “I don’t believe you can make money on your own.” No hardships, no real life situations creates apathy and no purpose.

[@taika.melissa2798]

Exactly! There's no real challenge in your life, no need to grow and develop.

[@piiinkDeluxe]

This.

[@katodd2925]

If the adult is responsible the parent should give them money if they're rich. I wouldn't ever want my kid to struggle no matter what age. They're more learning experiences to life than struggling for money, not knowing how you're gonna pay bills, buy groceries, etc. People would be less depressed if they didn't have to worry about money.

[@piiinkDeluxe]

@@katodd2925 good way of making your children depending on you, lazy and thinking they need to be catered for. It might also lead to a low self esteem. And being tight on money teaches you a lot of life lessons. Yes, i speak from personal experience with every claim I made here.

[@curtisalex456]

A few years ago, a lawyer in his forties sued his parents because they cut him off. 41 year old sues his parents to support him financially kzbin.info/www/bejne/jofWqKtnnMl2odE

[@fpoiana]

Chaychay, the last bit scared the bejizus out of me! my gawd!!!!! Cheers from Argentina. Fede

[@JubeiKibagamiFez]

6:01 Yeah. Those are 20s, 10s, and 5s... I think I see a $2 bill in there too.

[@piiinkDeluxe]

I have been spoiled in a way that there were no boundaries financially (not to this degree but still). Learning to adapt to the boundaries money sets you and to work for it as an adult is way harder than learning it right from the start and then slowly gaining more financial freedom.

[@subirawalker415]

Omg the Charlotte Bob Ross, I’m dead 🤣🤣

[@lauryse4643]

You ever notice how these rich brats always call their dads “daddy”?! Sounds more like sugar daddy lol

[@user-zp3oz7op6w]

Because they are immature.

[@Phantomwriter1]

Besides coming here for Charlotte, I also come for the edits. The editors have soooo much fun editing Charlottes face on everything and all the other edits they insert 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Polkadot2]

Does she not edit her videos herself?

[@Phantomwriter1]

@@Polkadot2 I remember her talking about paying editors before but she might on some.

[@meisjeViv]

It took me some time to get used to the crazy editing but now I love it, it's like the editor(s?) has their own running jokes with us :D

[@chltmdwp]

You're so good at being a spoiled kid. That Porsche scene with a red color kicked me :)

[@MyGenXLife]

The L tag on the Ferrari shows that someone is learning to drive in a Ferrari.

[@krisb5695]

Oh ok

[@cplcabs]

Really mastermind?

[@PolymorphicPenguin]

Thanks for explaining that. I was very puzzled by the strange letters on vehicles.

[@MsMelissaAnn]

@@cplcabs not everywhere does that L. I'm from New Jersey, we get a Learners permit at 16 after passing the written test. Its a card, like a license. There is nothing marked on the car to show a learner is in it.

[@cplcabs]

@@MsMelissaAnn really? Thats crazy, people need to know that there is a learner in the vehicle. I am surprised.

[@staceyhildenbrand4743]

Priceless reactions !! Loved this one! Thanks 😍

[@jamesholt7612]

I was never a spoiled person. I had to work for everything I wanted including my first vehicle which was a 1968 Chevy pickup truck. Good video Charlotte.

[@awesomekoga7848]

My first car was an insurance salvaged car. It had a windshield duct taped on, wipers didn’t work, transmission was totally screwed, no reverse. We literally had to throw car in neutral and push it back. When it rained, we were screwed. Roll drivers window down, reach out and manually move wipers. Tow trucks would pull over and wait for us. It was our only set of wheels. It amazingly got us places. We will always have memories that crack us up. We met a lot of guys with this car. Before our ride, it was a skateboard & before that, we used my aunty’s tandem & her daughter’s one speed bike. One Christmas, my grandma bought us 10 speed bikes. I never got to ride mine cause I was and still am, too small. My cousin used it.

[@bcaye]

1964 Plymouth station wagon given to me by my stepfather. Helped him replace the head gasket and starter motor to get it running. I loved that car. V8, three on the tree and had to duct tape a piece of 4x4 to the clutch pedal so I didn't grind the gears (I'm 4'11"). Best car I ever had.

[@leskobrandon7613]

I've never wanted to rob someone so much before...lol, thanks Charlotte! 😅

[@labbyladyartist6177]

The one that had pizzas on Ipads) If they're so rich why don't they have fridgin plates?!😂

[@whyparkjiminnotridejimin]

I think it was a joke

[@Shermmy]

I have to pause the video quite often while watching, and the faces that Charlotte has on the freeze frames are just hysterical.

[@chrissymoss514]

It's quite sad really 😭. None of these, or other over indulged kids, will EVER feel that euphoric moment of accomplishing something yourself!

[@mystic_tacos]

I've accomplished several somethings myself and I never euphoric. Did I do it wrong? lol

[@suzi_mai]

@@mystic_tacos you are supposed to hold your breath.

[@TimmysLife]

Charlotte's reactions and the editing got me crying 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@KiingMae]

My parents taught me. Very well to work hard on my own to know the value of money 🤗

[@jessicapearson9479]

I grew up in foster care moving every 3 to 6 months til I was 18. You learn to value what you have when you grow up that way as well as to not give your trust to anyone.

[@GenXfrom75]

These people disgust me. Truly. Meanwhile, hard-working folks out here having to start Go Fund Mes for medical procedures... FML

[@GenXfrom75]

@Kelpie that's true. I struggle but when I can, I donate to causes I believe in... a dollar here, five there. Places like Covenant House, since they helped me so much when I was a 14-year-old runaway. I like to do what I can. I'm scrapping up cash right now for a full dental extraction (long story) but then see people like this who literally throw money away and don't appreciate anything they are fortunate enough to have. It's sad and disheartening to witness that kind of stuff.

[@kurokitsune6173]

I don't believe they are rich. Don't let it get to you. They do this just to make people think they are rich but really they've only got 10's and 20's and some pics of cars that are probably not their own.

[@GenXfrom75]

@@kurokitsune6173 you're definitely right about some of those. For sure. I don't even go on my IG because I know most of what you're looking at is a big lie.

[@kimmyball4961]

We have medical bills as well but would never even think to do a Go Fund Me Page. No disrespect!! We just weren't raised that way. I feel like I'm sticking my foot in my mouth! No offense!!

[@GenXfrom75]

@@kimmyball4961 it's fine. I figured why not, seeing as how I saw some woman out there who actually raised thousands for an abortion... sickening. Doesn't hurt to give it a shot. With the amount of absolute pain I'm in, I needed hope. Dental pain is the WORST pain and I can understand why some people feel a deep desire to be done with life when it NEVER stops. And you can't eat, talk, or sleep.

[@EH23831]

I would think that most of that flaunting is BS...LMFAO!! 😂🙄🤥

[@neilmooney5053]

Think I would prefer to live with my family than in a boarding school. No amount of money can make up the time you spend away from home...

[@ellendingler5685]

In my opinion parents who put their kids away in boarding school should never have had kids in the first place.

[@isachan0o844]

I think it's only okay if the kid chooses it themselves, at say 16 or whenever you go to high school/college. A child shouldn't be raised by teachers, it should be done by parents

[@neilmooney5053]

@@isachan0o844 yeah say some would like it... It depends on what home life is like... But personal I wouldn't want to send my son to a boarding school ... Shouldn't have kids if you're not going to raise them yourself... A child needs to feel love and wanted....

[@irocker350]

Yeah, I spent about 1 1/2 years in a boarding school, ended up running away, went home and told my dad that I wasn't going back. So he sent me to live with his cousin, it wasn't bad, as his house was right on the beach

[@lauryse4643]

I’m just happy to live comfortably I’ve been homeless had to sleep in my truck with my husband and our pets at one point so people like this make me sick especially the one that had money as tissues

[@tracyllewellyn5942]

Stars don't brag they shine , that's my motto👍

[@londonwerewolf7542]

Love that!! 🌟

[@tracyllewellyn5942]

@@londonwerewolf7542 aww thankyou, I tell my 11 year old daughter that when her freinamies are flexing with their new nikes and it does shut them up haha!

[@charlottesmom]

I love the guy with the $10s on him....TENS...Peasant! 😆

[@viv1622]

I've never been this early to Charlotte's channel. I'm doing cartwheels 🤸🏾‍♀🤸🏾‍♀🤸🏾‍♀🤸🏾‍♀

[@stormywood]

Always fun with you. I like your glow! Stay safe, stay well!

[@MichaelEavesMusic]

Oh I was spoiled, but I did have to work for things I wanted. I mowed the lawns of our neighbors.

[@gertaze1781]

Plebs 😂😂😂 tearssss after this video hahaha you are super funny. Loveeeee it

[@tracybanks6028]

Charlotte is amazing ❤️

[@g-urts5518]

She seems absolutely incredible. Would love to meet her. Also she's absolutely gorgeous. Never hurts :p

[@esthercobersy8638]

Kevin G same. She’s my favourite youtuber what about you?

[@kellyheitmann5257]

You are perfect for these videos!!! Smart reactions!!!

[@DavidDrummondTX]

Friends like that are good to have when you get handed all of their "leftovers" from constant life upgrading. Better than anything I bought myself.

[@jennifersullivan7306]

Your facial expressions crack me up so much!! 🤣

[@Chahlie]

The pizza on the ipads..... they don't seem to know that the sharp part of the knife is supposed to face inwards......

[@jahrends]

OMG when Charlotte hisses... hahahahahahahahahahahah.

[@christianbastian1667]

There's no way that someone would get a Rolls-Royce for their "first car" well one the Rolls had a learners permit sticker on it

[@DanielSelk]

I grew up not spoiled and had to work for everything I wanted. Glad I went through life THIS way and not entitled or spoiled =)

[@Lev.R]

Hahaha this is amazing 😂 you’re the voice for how we all think of these rich snobs

[@me2ontube]

Did I give you permission to speak ... peasant! - how dare you laugh at us

[@Karli4Sure]

Love it “I play cards with deck of iPhones. What do you do cry” 😂

[@allygaffney962]

I arrive by cats pulling me via wagon. On rims. Also, baby Charlotte is 2 days old now, and is thriving. Have a great day everyone

[@rubenboullart8340]

Found your channel a couple of days ago.. have been non-stop watching.. so funny! Love the content! 🙂

[@bertkesurf]

I never even got my allowance just handed to me. I had to earn it with chores like mowing the lawn, dusting & polishing the furniture, etc. So no, I wasn't raised spoiled. But rich people have their own problems, so I don't envy them.

[@tanithharris]

Drink everytime Charlotte says peasants 🤣 We love you potato 🥔 queen 💛

[@thatcrazyallycookie6118]

Tbh I wasn't raised as a spoiled kid, but when I was younger I acted like a spoiled brat.... If I could go back I'd smack myself smh

[@user-zp3oz7op6w]

Happy to hear you grew out of it.

[@jgingram]

I just got home from a crappy day at work. Your frick’n hilarious reactions were just the right medicine to bring laughter and joy to my evening. 😁😂🤣

[@kippyambar14]

More than entitled I would say smug and clueless 🤦🤦

[@bellerain381]

My family is upper middle class…..we definitely were given nice things, but our parents made sure we were given good work ethics! We worked during the summer and made sure to save! Just this past spring, my brother and I were able to take our parents out to dinner! We are eternally grateful for what they have done for us!

[@ms.nobody5857]

That was refreshing usually American kids are labeled as entitled brats but I saw a whole lot of non us currency in this vid

[@KoshVader]

Britain has a huge problem with our class system.

[@redswasted8624]

The one with the Plebs comment is on an EasyJet flight (budget airline) 🤣

[@lavender1187]

Omg I didn’t even notice that until you said 🤣🤣

[@lashandamorgan6040]

I have to say I was spoiled, but in a good way. My parents wouldn't allow me to act like this

[@candicemonique5927]

My parents are not rich, but comfortable. We were told that we have the right to enjoy it, because they worked hard for it, but then what are you going to do? I have Lupus. I barely made through high school and college because I was sick all the time. Other family members think I'm spoiled because my parents paid for my my house, car and living expenses. They're just mad because my parents wont give them money. That's all. 💜✌🏽😷🙏🏽💗

[@jupiter970]

I was “spoiled” but no where near this degree. But also I had to work my butt off to get what I always wanted which is a horse. I still have to buy everything horse related unless it’s a birthday or Christmas gift so🤷🏻‍♀️

[@rose_2139]

2:15 "Looks like the champagne order arrived"... That's not a flex- that's alcoholism 😅😂

[@shermf2986]

If I ever watch and Charlotte doesn’t hiss, I will be so sad. ❤️

[@bettyloohoo77]

Lmao, love the faces ya make...too good

[@Shaz600]

Omg do people like this really exist?! Ugh!

[@mgn2201]

My parents weren't rich but I definitely grew up spoiled being the baby. Got pregnant at 16 and having kids has definitely given me some perspective.

[@dinasilva9263]

I had my first job at 16! And that made me a better person, life is not perfect and i like to be a independent woman!

[@Vampirzaehnchen]

All grown ups lied to me when I was a child! (insert angry face here) They told me I could buy everything I want once I am an adult, have a job and earn money! Now I am an adult, have a job and earn money, but I can't buy everything I want!!! (again, enter angry face here) Probably the meanest lie towards children out there in the world. :D

[@Magdalenasfears]

Dude, my friends used to dumpster dive so they didn't starve to death.

[@Ava-cm2uw]

These edits are always on point. 😂😂😂😂