Teen Explodes and Threatens to Kill Parents | Full Episode

Neither of the teens appreciates the hard work and interventionist parenting. Will a week of living in the Wright home force the teens to change their deviant ways?
US Season 1 Episode 11
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[@KraftyKc]

I feel absolutely horrible that nobody including her mom can see that she's absolutely broken from losing her father. That doesn't take an expert to see that.

[@karenhillhouse1058]

Amy can see that Sadie's absolutely broken from losing her father :(

[@taylornoren642]

Broken about losing daddy like me🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺

[@karenhillhouse1058]

@@taylornoren642 so sorry 😞🙏

[@pauljordan4452]

​@@taylornoren642MY CONDOLENCES. 🤗🤗🙏

[@fortunenyamutswa]

It's not an excuse for bad behaviour

[@valwired9500]

The parents literally spying on the kids in the lake was the creepiest thing I’ve ever seen

[@waldodilone4516]

Good on them

[@waldodilone4516]

Literally see how they changed

[@alanaaites8292]

Totally creepy weirdos!

[@jennifersihandri4238]

i thought the same thing

[@americanfreedomlogistics9984]

They would seem creepy to someone who’s never known parental love or discipline

[@Elizabeth11.11]

The girl isn’t that bad honestly, she just seems like she’s sad and lonely. She’s very kind

[@badazzbarbiePOV]

and grieving her dad

[@urmother1212]

Doesn't justify her attitude towards her mother though.

[@dariaharruff7025]

​Don't judge people you don't know what she going through just be kind

[@dominicksebastien2254]

​@@dariaharruff7025Sometimes not judging means giving up on somebody.

[@dariaharruff7025]

@@dominicksebastien2254 I disagree with you 💯

[@pennyford1358]

I wish the show would give updates on how all the teens from this program are doing

[@louisewilliams7945]

Me too

[@highseervehk]

Important to mention: this is just anecdotal evidence so based off my personal experience only. I do, however, believe that this is generally true.

[@jaylondon283]

They are actors…

[@shaundaniel5329]

@@jaylondon283 nope they arent

[@brooklynroush]

FRR

[@Black_mocha1]

The kids were respectful the moment they met them and then the mom just went out of her way to disrespect them and their privacy by going into their bags. The most mature and mutually respectful thing to do was just ask them to empty out their bags because they don’t want things such as cigarettes in their house. Respect is earned.

[@blueeye6545]

Exactly what I was thinking. They’re lying by hiding the truth from the teenagers but get mad when they do the same thing? That doesn’t make sense.

[@Nancy-px7hn]

The grownups shouldn't have gone through their bags to begin with. They should have believed them until they found out different.

[@benjaminscarborough9469]

I was thinking that

[@serendipitygabriel8500]

All parents should check their kids. Any way they believe to keep them safe. !!!!

[@CassandraMarable]

That’s what I thought too. Respect goes both ways. You don’t just check bags as soon as they walk into the house, expecting them to be dishonest.

[@malliemallow]

I wouldn’t care if they searched my bag but ask me first. Y’all want them to say yes sir/ma’am but don’t have the respect to ask them to go through the bags ?!

[@daisy-ellis-14]

Exactly make me aware of what you're doing with MY belongings and allowed me to watch what you're doing.

[@GamerSyke]

This show is teaching me to be grateful that my parents arent this strict

[@doit-2itgaming451]

W bedwars player

[@ezrc9294]

Its hell when you are going through it but it makes you better at life

[@meljohnson2852]

It makes me grateful that my teenagers aren’t monsters

[@josephtisdale5262]

This is one of MANY very vocational.

[@spectradusker4305]

Or crazy Some of these strict parents are seriously messed up

[@payton-k8x]

Sadie is clearly acting out because of grief. Not an excuse, but how do they not see it.

[@alanaaites8292]

These parents are super creepy in some ways, but they got results.

[@Badthrones]

I mean, they got results from being creepy 😂😂 I would change to get tf out of there 💀

[@OrinKay]

Oh ye, the same goes with fascist regimes.

[@thatonecoolmf9687]

@@Badthronessame tbh. I feel like the whole ‘boundaries’ thing goes both ways

[@henrynegro8397]

That’s the point, it’s supposed to make them grateful for the parents they have

[@michellehood3345]

It would seem creepy to someone who has never been held...hugged...cared for properly 😢...

[@heart2chocolatecakes]

if that mother thinks going through someone else's belongings without their knowledge is straight-up wrong, she could have at least told them what she was doing

[@AdrianHamm]

I know I’d be so pissed. Rightfully so

[@dpeart2519]

Yeah, I'm realizing that it's actually invasion of privacy. She could've at least said something.

[@jalesamenendez2546]

I agree

[@littlelizzi3135]

It's not very ethical or moral to go behind someone's back, bit hypocritical

[@garden2356]

However if the teens brought in something dangerous or illegal.

[@laisha6875]

“this is not vietNAM” 😭15:10

[@ellierods1077]

I was dying😭

[@Crybaby-cz8et]

😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@lovelyswimmer1]

He wasn't even born yet then 😂😂😂😂

[@y2kbimbokinda301]

I was looking for this 😭

[@darla1762]

Sadie I am sorry about your loss of your dad

[@babyblue6743]

I know that’s so sad, I sympathise with any kid who’s been through that. I’m middle-aged and my parents had me late in life, but I lost them at 88 and 90, I was considerably older than Sadie. There’s no feeling of being cheated out of anything. I couldn’t imagine it at 12. Hell, I was so lucky.

[@albihysenaj5997]

If Sadie father was still alive she would not be on the show she wouldn’t be making bad choices

[@taylornoren642]

You’re sorry for my daddy’s death too right????😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@DrOrr]

@@taylornoren642lol tf

[@taylornoren642]

@@DrOrr not funny don’t make fun of my grieving

[@xNCFOREVERx]

The girl just need someone to help her grieve and let her grieve. It is hard to lose your dad, especially when you are younger. I lost my dad when I was 25 and it was very hard! I couldn't imagine losing him at 12! At that age, you need your dad the most!

[@watovit]

Lost mine at 15. I'm still not right.

[@joannhacker9120]

My uncle lost both his parent at 10 years old. He grieved in his own way. his brothers, sisters and aunts all helped raise him. I never heard my mom say that he ever treated anyone rudely.

[@CoreyMillionaire2029]

My condolences😢.

[@hannahscott6604]

Poor girl just has daddy issues gee I have em too

[@NikkiHall-ob5ko]

Not really

[@abbystephens9766]

I believe teens deserve privacy. When you break that they rebel more.

[@kaywaters7478]

Not these teens. They just take advantage.

[@virginia2949]

Strangers in your house? They could have brought weapons. They have every right to find out.

[@fainitesbarley2245]

All teens? Including out of control, violent teens? My children had privacy but then I trusted them not to do the sort of things these teens do.

[@forgetittttt]

@@fainitesbarley2245some teens are out of control &’ violent bc of the way their parents brought them up or bc their parents are simply absent - causing the teen or child to be angry…. as they should be.

[@forgetittttt]

@@virginia2949quick solution: don’t bring strangers into your home 😂

[@richardivory606]

These parents need analysing. You don't call your parents Sir or Ma'am. Having infants doing chores is ridiculous. I understand later on like 9 or 10. Going through people's stuff without permission is disgusting. Don't get me started on the spying.

[@ghostangel224redalphawolf5]

Yeah it's so mess up

[@marquanbowie4808]

How I grew up if you weren't? Saying. Mom or dad. You were? Calling. Your? Parents yes sir or yes ma'am that's the absolute truth

[@beyonceroberson3513]

@@marquanbowie4808 okay it was always manner of ur getting it

[@Snookscat]

Taught preschool for 25 years. Two and three year olds typically *want to help and *want to do what their parents do, playing house all the time. So…teach them to care for their environment and their stuff, while it’s still fun! Make them feel confident and competent. Then they become teenagers who don’t fight about dishes and laundry because they’ve never done it their whole life and think it’s “Mom’s job”.

[@JenniferSteil28]

So, they’re in the south. You address any elder as sir or ma’am, it’s just how we operate down here.

[@Liverpoollassie]

These parents are creepy as hell

[@Kelly_730]

4:08 "We are huggers and we have that as our bedrock" That is creepy... If they were really as religious as they say they are, God would have been their rock, not hugs....

[@cadenross4314]

Let's also not forget about the fact that the parents don't respect their kids privacy, and the fact that they literally stalk their kids whenever they go out, too

[@KaylaMarie-ox8le]

“We’re good at the whole sneaky thing”. Way to model the honesty you claim to expect from your kids.

[@elenapeters4174]

If kids live in mi House, there is privacy for kid's

[@elenapeters4174]

The only private space for mi kids is bathroom

[@CarolynLoweRmldt]

Its simple. When parents teach respect they encourage care. When they teach compassion they encourage humility. When they teach kindness they encourage love for others. All children need love respect encouragement and kindness. If they dont learn respect humility and compassion, you grow to be selfish, rude disrespectful and entitled. Teach love.

[@phantom_angel]

💯💯💯

[@katherinethegreat]

How truly & beautifully put. Thank you 😊 for the Wisdom & Grace with which you have commented. 💐

[@faithisindemand]

Compassion less than respect respect above all then humility

[@owenpancoast1163]

Parents: Do things that are ethical, morally good Also Parents: *Act like the KGB*

[@jackesioto]

To be fair, minors don't have the right to privacy, or any other civil liberties for that matter. Having no civil rights and having to be trained, guided and structured is what ''minor'' status in law is all about! Minors by and large don't have the mental maturity to exercise basic civil liberties like freedom of speech, right to privacy, etc.

[@emmaberrios2689]

@@jackesiotothat is completely untrue💀. They may not be fully developed but that doesn’t mean they’re not educated and aware. Minors will just rebel when given no trust or freedom.

[@VacuumMaster]

no just being p a b

[@Zerobird-fx2xw]

⁠@@emmaberrios2689trust can be given if it is deserved. If you do stuff that breaks that trust then you ain’t getting it. Same with freedom. You cannot be trusted with the freedom of certain things if you do not prove yourself mature and worthy enough for it

[@AndoniZaldumbide]

Or Gestapo

[@Random_Wierdo.]

“my four-year-old knows how to do the dishes” she says it like it’s a good thing

[@courageousmelon5654]

What exactly is wrong about teaching a 4 year old to do basic household things? It teaches basic motor skills.

[@malliemallow]

Most 4 year olds wanna help with cleaning because they think it’s fun. Nothing wrong with them knowing how to actually do things.

[@alexeivoncarstein8286]

What’s wrong with it? My three year old loves helping me clean

[@Luna.3.3.3]

@@courageousmelon5654 Yup. Agreed. My kids knew how to do laundry by age 10. It's called life skills.

[@Termsandconditions1234]

More than 80% of the world's population will disagree with this comment

[@ho9506]

The daughter is literally so pretty

[@meowbiich1689]

Im cracking up when nick said "its not vietnam" 😂

[@Baileigh540]

I was too 😂

[@Thatonlyone678]

He is right Yes sir, no sir YUCK!!

[@MemeSweeper]

Someone should see where these kids are now. They gotta be at least 30 by now

[@flizerina6628]

Why does Nick look at the camera like he’s terrified

[@HashyAuguste]

My parents are strict but they will never spy on me or go through my stuff without me knowing

[@TrueCrimeTalkWithTaves]

“She’s the mother she can clean” Little girl…

[@ellierods1077]

That comment was crazy bruh

[@hannahscott6604]

Right ?!

[@samuelpinder1215]

Tbf she does own the house

[@kiliancronin]

These parents are such creeps I bet their kids can't wait to move on with there own lives

[@fortunenyamutswa]

You don't know what you are saying

[@kiliancronin]

@@fortunenyamutswa if you don't like my comment then tough 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@PETRIE9]

For sure I’d just leave if they were my parents

[@nevyn_karres]

Yeap - these parents were scary, I would have run away before I reached my majority.

[@erinjohnson6142]

If my parents did that, I'd move out early.

[@cutewhitedog6621]

This is the most early 2000s thing ive seen and l love it.

[@adonismapother]

Late 2000s

[@vertiian]

it's from 2009

[@cutewhitedog6621]

@@vertiian nice.

[@cutewhitedog6621]

@@adonismapother I'm getting mixed response I'm not sure if it's a mid or early either way still cool to watch.

[@dinosaurchickennuggets5043]

“I’ve never had to do any manual labor at home.” That sentence disgusts me.

[@karenhillhouse1058]

The fact she never had to do manual labour at home is her mother's fault. She should have had her do some chores at home.

[@lollypop2038]

MANUAL LABOR... Imagine... Someone needs to show them what actual manual labor is 👀

[@jwandhistools]

I know 50 year olds that say the same thing. After about 1985, everyone got lazy. Now look at people. Cell phone zombies.

[@slurpee4203]

it’s her mom’s fault

[@slurpee4203]

@@jwandhistoolsyou say this as you type on your cell phone

[@siennaglavas-medcraft6825]

The father making the girl call him sir straight up then saying ill remind u is very unsettling, like would of made them feel on edge and out of place.

[@bravobr9725]

Talking to the young woman like that id being disrespectful, like she's his possession to control. Screw that !

[@bigotsandwich]

If you live in the south it's common morals. It's not disrespectful

[@comennish9994]

Kids nowadays need some discipline and show some respect

[@katepenk3401]

You are clueless. She needed to know she was not in charge there.@@bravobr9725

[@carolsheffer185]

Bro, this guy's face during the interviews are like: 👁👄👁

[@itsme4693]

These kids, you can’t change in one week, after that week, they are the same respectless kids.

[@kaylademars288]

It’s sad parents have to send there child away for someone else to parent them they should be the parents

[@bluecontroller6857]

Most of these kids don't have dads, their dads are away or that their dad died.

[@MysteriousMindyThePants]

Hearing the Dad talk about Nick about the baseball shows me that they are good parents and truly care for the well-being of these kids. Are they very strict, yes. Do they do/say things that I think are kinda silly, yes. But no one is perfect and they're doing their best. And I think that's okay.

[@cary3517]

I would have left the house right away

[@jalesamenendez2546]

First I understand that That it is your house and that you have every right to be concerned and want to check through their belongings but at least have the courtesy to ask 1st before looking inside these teen stuff.

[@ellierods1077]

Fr could have been anything in there 👀

[@juliearmfield2634]

These kids aren't there or singing too loud in church. They are there because they are troubled kids that do not want to listen and fight Authority and cause trouble. So if they would have been behaving at home and doing right at home they would need to be there

[@jalesamenendez2546]

@@ellierods1077 Exactly

[@bravobr9725]

Even if she would have asked first, she would have been told to KMA ! Their personal stuff is none of their concern.

[@badazzbarbiePOV]

@@ellierods1077like underwear bras etc

[@jaydeehoward445]

That smile he got at the end when the dad said his mum was going to be there in 20 mins. Yep, he's trying to be tough, but he loves his mum.

[@amaruqadventures05]

Mann that girl it blows my mind people dont know how to do basic life skills at age 16

[@lc8339]

tbh the guy "teen" shouldn't have gone on the show. he is 18, he is allowed to do what he wanted. the "parents" are not allowed to take his stuff. he paid for it, and they aren't his legal guardians. he had every right to be pissed at them. its also insane to me that they make their kids say yes sir and yes ma'am. they are the parents, it doesn't need to be this extremely strict

[@LuisLopez-sq9fb]

Nick definitely improved though.

[@X-GamerPro-HD]

Literally having to call your parents sir and ma’am is just taking it too far.

[@claytonking70]

Everyone does that down south. It's called being polite

[@ZKitty29]

@@claytonking70I’m in the south and I don’t say that to my parents..

[@sanathanicoder]

​@@ZKitty29​ If you can't even show respect to your own parents, they did something wrong raising you

[@watovit]

I'm from the south and I can confirm that every well mannered, hard working person I know still says Yes ma'am and Sir. To EVERY elder, lady, or authority figure. It's simply what's done. And it's polite. ❤

[@legster983]

Yeah it’s so strange , why would you not call your parents mum and dad ? And if you know they smoke give them patches or something!

[@micahhenry4998]

Sam your amazing with the way you handled him and gained his trust you showed him what life is supposed to be

[@suzanneford1571]

It makes me wonder what the coaches said to make that kid turn away from baseball

[@BamBam-ty4ns]

I agree I wanna know because u don’t love baseball and then just walk away what ever they said scared him

[@jaxonbarbee5237]

They should reboot this show I wanna see them try to take these kids pens away😭

[@veravaughan5876]

Their real parents are to blame for the behavior. 16 and never washed dishes, what the hell. If you want to get through this tough life, you better wake up....Yes ma and yes, sir, is just respect.

[@assassincreed2087]

Yeah ain't nobody punishin you with chores it's part of life

[@joshkuempfel9826]

I would never call my parents sir or ma'am... it's respectful to call most people sir or ma'am but not your own parents...

[@Rockas360]

I don't call my parents sir or ma'am but I'm also from Quebec. Mind you I had to do chores growing up and what they are asking seems fairly simple/ normal to me. I don't like the religious aspect but I'm an atheist.

[@dillaarts2]

I'm so sorry for the loss of ur father, Sadie 😞

[@irenestrmnss4331]

"I never had to do any manual labour at home" she said😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂so folks , dishes are manual labour.😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅so much fun and silly teens on these shows. Comical😅

[@boogiekang619]

I don't blame the guy getting upset about his phone

[@Liverpoollassie]

IKR i would snap too

[@jamesrobert680]

I would be furious.

[@boogiekang619]

I would too

[@Liverpoollassie]

@@jamesrobert680 I’d be throwing hands

[@austinstellmach]

James I'd just get mad for them going thru my crap like it ain't urs get the hell away from it

[@joyceyoungblood7927]

When you are told that these trends are out of control and their parents can't handle them . I'd check their bags as well. Have you all not watch some of the stuff some of those kids bring?

[@empyrein7720]

am i the only one who thinks yes sir / ma’am is normal ?

[@CarolynLoweRmldt]

Nope. Its respect for elders. Its manners and follow thru.

[@kandice777]

I still say it at 48 yrs old to any elder,, I was taught that, and it just rolls of the tongue. As normal as saying Hello..

[@siennabranch5313]

No it’s respectful to our elders but the comments I read on these are way off and surprising lol

[@empyrein7720]

@@siennabranch5313 yes! i was reading like … so what do you say to your parents then ?😭 i was raised to say it to any adult or any elder when im an adult ( im 17 )

[@siennabranch5313]

@@empyrein7720 awe your young and I love that you were raised with manners you keep going girl help teach this generation who’s lost! 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@thefabulouslyamazingchristy]

Bet my bottom dollar that if the dad were to apologize to Nick for being sneaky and going thru his bags behind his back I bet Nick would totally value and appreciate the apology and Nick's attitude would drastically change...

[@ItsLukeyB]

Exactly. I wouldn’t respect anyone who went through my stuff without telling me. Nothing gives you the right to invade someone’s privacy like that

[@nettttttttte8312]

They did the exact thing they hoped not to do💀💀💀. (For ex. pick up horse crap and wash the dishes)

[@jacobcg5489]

These parents were actually pretty good except for the searching the bags without asking. Thats just wrong and an invasion of privacy and most people would be upset if someone did that. If the parents expect the kids to respect them then they should be respectful to the kids and not search their personal belongings without telling them first.

[@ftgm090_finsuth_]

Anyone else misread the title thinking the kid was going to explode the parents?

[@rubyh.497]

LOL YES

[@karenhillhouse1058]

I think the parents would have either sent him home or called the cops if they took his threat that seriously

[@taralatham-sc8rl]

Click bait

[@Shoewearer20211]

Thank you for posting this one. This is the episode that I’ve always wanted to see.

[@ifuckinghateyouu]

God bless you

[@ColinKennedy-yo1jq]

I can understand why they did it, but looking through the teens' bags seemed like an invasion of privacy.

[@joshuajones1248]

I doubt he paid for "his stuff " because it was probably his parents' money

[@babyblue6743]

So you’re saying kids are just appendages of their parents, no rights, no feelings. It’s still ‘his’ stuff cos his parents bought it for him. The parents shouldn’t have gone through their stuff without them present, but then there’s nobody perfect. I’d be pretty pissed if people showed me no respect at 18. It’s 18 not 14 or 15.

[@Thatonlyone678]

Ah my Gosh , everybody watching this video knows it His money as in " his family's ( biological) money" There are families that still dump all their money to the family head , and he/she distributes money equally to family members.

[@kybalionviolet]

That searching their bags with zero permission would've made me lose it. And my parents are Russian so I understand discipline to an extreme. But my parents always respected me.

[@irenestrmnss4331]

It was security and safety. They had small children there. It s their house, their right. The kids were minor. They did not read their diarys. Just looked for illegal stuff. The teens lied from start

[@kybalionviolet]

@@irenestrmnss4331 Good point actually. Makes sense

[@Dctctx]

@@irenestrmnss4331regardless, they have their right to privacy

[@katepenk3401]

You weren't like these two out of control kids, were you? You can choose the behavior, you can't choose the consequences. These parents saved these two kids.

[@michellehood3345]

You don't understand discipline...you reject it...sits normal for children who have been humiliated and brow beaten...not raised with attention...love...hugs ... understanding and true guidance 😢😢😢😢

[@katherinehamilton2147]

I'm 68 years old and I still say 'yes ma'am, yes sir', etc. And that Nick's nasty attitude just would not fly in my world! No where, no way!

[@emmamassey001]

Good for you?? It's the 21st century not the 18th century 😂

[@ManuelMartinez-os5wb]

That girl was playing the dad! Facts! The dad handled it well.

[@elenapeters4174]

You see the ending from this kids, its every thing this parents did, was effective on those teens. Discipline is effective and the Best way to take control

[@Kelly_730]

Hope you never have kids... While disciplining is necessary, literally stalking your own children is creepy as hell. Where is the "honesty is the best policy" if they cannot practice honesty themselves?? "Hugging is their bedrock..." Why would it be? They are so religious, but their hugs comes before God. That is creepy, not normal. I would not be surprise if this couple is abusive in some way or another, too many red flags.

[@elenapeters4174]

@@Kelly_730 in fact I have 3 kids, that's how we dicipline, and searching there phone trough till they are 18 years old. I buy the food pay rent, and they live in mi House, they follow 💯 mi rules, you now what? Mi kids are happy, why, because of dicipline.

[@siennabranch5313]

@@elenapeters4174yes God bless you!

[@karenhillhouse1058]

Yes ma'am no ma'am, yes sir, no sir. Ridiculous rule. I get that every country/city etc has different etiquette rules but really not too many people say that anymore and you should not be forced to say it. It sounds like these parents are very power hungry.

[@linneahetland1110]

In Massachusetts (where Sadie is from) you only address prostitutes by Mam. Not only is it not expected but it is also insulting.

[@mesc681]

@@linneahetland1110 as someone from mass, yup.

[@ariellewilson730]

It's part of being in the South. My stepmom and dad actually lived their for two in North Carolina and their son, my half brother, picked up on thank you ma'am from the other kids. My stepmom told my twin sister and I about it. Saying sir or ma'am isn't optional in the South.

[@bigotsandwich]

It's the south so its not really an option. You say it or you're disrespectful

[@esperhunter7263]

Have respect for other cultures. You don't visit Japanese peoples homes trampling in with your shoes, why can't you also respect these peoples culture as well.

[@dodgercrane8009]

if your religious, that's fine by me. but NEVER shove it down my throat!

[@joshkuempfel9826]

Exactly! I'm happy for people who are religious and will happily listen to what they have to say but when someone tries to force me to try it, that's a no no

[@joannhacker9120]

The old lady needed help and they acted so helpless instead of helpful. It was shameful to see. The dad was so patient with such lazy young adults.

[@willowbranstetter5267]

teenagers*

[@karenhillhouse1058]

The older lady might have been annoyed with them but probably didn't wanna say anything.

[@Crybaby-cz8et]

2:24 "Shut up just make it". Your own child bossing you around to make her own bed and you also jump .....these moms are psychologically disturbed SMH

[@mirembesarah9840]

Exactly!

[@robertsimmons7556]

For nick to Threaten someone like that is unacceptable behavior and will not be tolerated 😮

[@bravobr9725]

I found out below why Nick threatened them, they should not have gone through his things. They were taking the liberties, their house or not.

[@cowlico]

@@bravobr9725 🤣🤣

[@vaska1999]

​@@bravobr9725 Regardless. That kid has sociopathic tendencies.

[@bravobr9725]

Then treat him as an adult, which is what he is, not as if he's some bratty kids, which he's NOT.

[@MyersMaeve]

The fact the mom went into the room with another way in instead of giving her space is literally disrespectful. I would’ve flipped if that happened to me growing up.

[@Princesslyssa21]

I’m from Baltimore so I understand why he acts like that 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Mrs2real4you]

Sadie father passing was not an excuse at all to treat her mother like crap . For one your father and mother created you your mom knew your father before u even were thought about , so to treat the woman who birthed you like crap because she lost the love of her life is bs . I lost so many people including my grandpa my best friend the hardest loss for me I was closer to him than I was to anyone , I did not take it out on my dad . It’s not an excuse

[@Mika_Beast6000]

Sounds like you need to talk to someone💀

[@Snookscat]

@Abby, yes teens need privacy. But they had their reasons. And remember, the family was letting “troubled teens” (who were essentially strangers, even though matched by the show) come into *their house with *their kids! It wasn’t unreasonable.

[@EmilyPennington-jq3ve]

Funny how when the boy was calling his friend names he was cornering his eye at the camera😂 making sure everyone knows he tough😅😂😂😂

[@ServingVibes]

Ummm it was pretty normal in my household to say “yes sir/ma’am & no sir/ma’am.”

[@danaglover6801]

Exactly bc it is perfectly normal💯

[@johnjohnson7317]

Yeah. Some of these comments are disgusting. I was raised to say yes, sir, and yes, mam. And there isn't anything wrong with going through your teens stuff without them knowing. That's parenting, yo.

[@ServingVibes]

@@johnjohnson7317 heck yeah!!!!

[@mirembesarah9840]

What would one lose by saying yes sir?

[@ServingVibes]

@@mirembesarah9840 wouldn’t lose anything but they would definitely gain respect.

[@cathypetroski9858]

Those parents are really strange on every level. Glad I was never brought up in that house....lol 😅

[@123451248ify]

Yeah, having parents teaching kids the value of hard work and the satisfaction of accomplishing chores is totally strange! 🤣🤣

[@thisnthat7760]

Yeah..right.. you are like those two kids .. discipline,good manners,work ethics is strange!! Geezzzz ...

[@dlcalbaugh]

I wish Nick could stay with the host family. The father of the family could probably turn him around.

[@classmst89]

When that little boy said "i would have killed them" 😂😂😂 Nah kid you wouldnt do anything lol

[@jadabell7870]

I’m so mad I haven’t seen this episode sooner! I went to that highschool growing up that’s absolutely crazy

[@teddyslove]

no bc these parents r literally insane. SPYING ON THEM IN THE LAKE????

[@abigailfacey7075]

them searching someone elses kids belongings is actually crazy to me!

[@GorillaWithACellphone]

Its their home and the parents had to legally sign over custody temporarily

[@myjumpsuittakesmeshigh2022]

the boy is 18 though he chose to be there

[@selenafergus8207]

Who let's a four year old clean the dishes

[@taralatham-sc8rl]

People who raise productive independent children.

[@Coconut-ohio]

??? 6:24 ??? PEDO???

[@HaiderAli-ot2gg]

wrong

[@ninelgazarova2873]

This kid went from being nice to extremely mean.

[@darla1762]

87 year old I'm sorry about their behavior

[@Scorpio62626]

These parents aren't that strict 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@kateyhowarter6577]

Does anyone have any updates about these two?

[@RJnottheraccoon]

Ok I don’t usually have an issue with the parents checking the bags but the sneaky way they did it made me kind of mad!

[@RJnottheraccoon]

@John-il2fy I do agree that it is there house their rules but I just felt like they should have said something 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@v3nus293]

​@John-il2fyyeah its their house but its the way they didnt even ask to check those kids personally belongings cuz u know dam well u wouldn't want any search yourself and not let you know

[@sadiebrownlee]

those parents are so weird

[@chachas895]

No they are smart,loving caring and descent People.

[@gggsh7]

@@chachas895nah they weird

[@joedesmond22]

One thing I always see in these are the bad kids parents aren’t responsible enough to discipline the kids and the strict parents over discipline their own kids to the point that they wouldn’t be able to integrate into everyday society

[@camdensmith5155]

I bet the families kids have no friends

[@karenhillhouse1058]

Aww poor strict families kids. No friends and they look so miserable :(

[@junebuchholtz287]

I'm sure they do

[@LordKaraOfficial]

Lmao apparently saying yes ma'am, yes sir is disrespectful in the UK.

[@Nancy-px7hn]

It's hard for Sadie because she lost her Dad at 12. My daughter lost her Dad at 12 also. It wasn't easy for her.

[@cary3517]

Do not give your cell phone to total stangers

[@seeme41]

This comment section is what's wrong with half of the world. These are great parents and y'all would be blessed to have em

[@Liipii123]

no those parents are messed up in some ways

[@luvvvvvr]

theyre creepy and they went through the teens things without telling them beforehand.

[@mrsjayhoward]

Omg the look through troubled teens bags, teens that disobey their own parents.. what makes y’all think they deserve the privilege of getting asked??

[@mystical2152]

Darla chill out

[@cadenross4314]

Thank you

[@pomegranatepip2482]

I must say, searching their bags on the get go seemed off-sides.

[@sidenotes1721]

Parents are great! The world needs more of this. Children NEED guidance to thrive

[@bobbi_chomp]

sure they need guidance but they don’t need to be treated like they’re in the military

[@Isaac-lt3nn]

​@@bobbi_chompkeep deceiving yourself

[@bobbi_chomp]

@@Isaac-lt3nn ??

[@Hollywoodfan-yh4zc]

And maybe not feel like they’re being stalked by their own parents.

[@barefootbreezy6983]

@@bobbi_chompthere’s nothing militaristic about it. This is how most southern parents raise their children which is why they end up respectful and hardworking

[@mesc681]

Even tho i dont like that the parents went through their stuff stealth mode Nick was totally wrong for threatening them. I used to do the same thing to my parents all the time (even worse threats) and its one of my biggest regrets so far.

[@gingerwingerful]

How did you change your life turn around

[@mesc681]

@@gingerwingerful therapy and just growing up

[@pastel.pink.444]

damn i suggest you get over it ☠️

[@mesc681]

@@pastel.pink.444 i am over it but that doesnt mean i dont wish i could take it back

[@pastel.pink.444]

damn

[@mirembesarah9840]

Interesting how people think this couple is weird in the way they parented these kids and it's awesome to hear the teens' responses about this couple in the end and that's all that matters really... Yeah!

[@SHINBET666]

we have the World’s Strictest Parents in my country Israel 🇮🇱 It‘s called The Israeli Defence Force !! 🇮🇱 Am Yisrael Chai 🫡

[@karenhillhouse1058]

I wonder if that job was actually finished or they just quit for the day because those two misbehaved.

[@That_Girl_7_11]

With all these Strictest Parents videos I'd love to see follow ups to see how these kids are doing now! Click the Thumbs up button to show the channel that we all want to see it!

[@marvinabigby5509]

I thought they all agreed not to bring phones when coming on the show

[@darla1762]

Work can be fun sometimes