The ENDLESS Manipulation Of The Prince Family...

[@cruelworldhappymind]

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[@PrettiePessimistik]

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[@cruelworldhappymind]

@@PrettiePessimistik no way, haven’t heard of them yet! Would be interesting to look into!!

[@AMoniqueOcampo]

Can we dive into TikTok influencers or Maddie Zigler?

[@tupaclives5848]

Second channel? I was unaware damn that's good to know

[@pris1378]

how about sia and her terrible movie, music?

[@rhys1264]

Absolutely disgusting the way they treated their newborn daughter. Imagine not being happy with the fact that your baby is happy, healthy and SAFE and instead being concerned over something as goddamn trivial as eye color. 'I thought you'd have pretty eyes' -- brown eyes are gorgeous. I had the same toxic belief for a long time because my siblings had blue and green eyes that my own brown eyes were ugly, and it's simply not true. Absolutely heartbreaking.

[@missdiction4455]

Rings of drizzled honey, raw umber and mahogany forests, deep velvety pools of black; when they all dance with the sunlight and do The Thing… 👀 Magnificent. EDIT: lol sorry I was(am) so high… and very passionate about brown eyes

[@Carriesue1982]

I’m pale af with blue green eyes but I prefer men with brown eyes… brown eyes are beautiful!!!

[@beth-bi9yv]

Did you see how the grandmother acted? Think I can guess where these ideas passed down from.

[@ihatetheheat4524]

You'd be surprised how common talk like that happens in black families. You always get the mother, grandmother or some female relatives talking negative about a newborn. Happens all the time in my family

[@rhys1264]

@@missdiction4455 That's honestly so beautiful! I remember one of the most romantic things my partner said 'your eyes look like first hint of Earth after a bad frost melts away' (for context, they grew up on a farm where frost meant no food, so seeing dirt again was a great thing).

[@Evelyn_Okay]

What hit me hardest was when she said "I paid thousands of dollars for her" like her daughter is just an expensive product they bought. It sounds like before she was even born, her parents calculated her monetary value.

[@Tigre01]

Wait till that girl does or says something that she doesn't like you can bet she'll throw that in her face.

[@goodbye6676]

They didn't pay thousands for her ( including her features) they paid thousands for her to be a girl but they weren't pleased with her and what she actually looked like besides the gender

[@HORIZONNNN]

For real! Like she bought a new bag or bought a dog from a breeder. That enraged me.

[@swoosh3684]

Oh damn I never thought of it like that.

[@TradBarbie]

Grow up.

[@silvsevie]

to me the "I paid THOUSANDS of dollars for her, how could I not want her", gives me chills and red flags. Like, Ma'am, she is a baby, not a bag... why say "I *paid* for her", why not say something like "we went trough so much so we could have her" or "we have been waiting for her for so long". I know I could be reading to much into it, linguistics matter, the choice of language someone uses consciously or unconsciously says a lot about what they really think.

[@sasssy.a]

I feel like she's going to end up saying that same exact thing to Nova when she gets older too! That she "paid" for her like an item

[@Fckyourfeelingsboo]

Very well said! When she said that, I was like WTF. Just rubbed me the wrong way. These people are so much hungry and materialistic.

[@kimgow7671]

She worded it wrong for black ppl ears

[@itstaylordior1770]

I completely disagree… she worded it very weird in such a sensitive public generation …. I think she meant as far as going through the IVF .. me as a mother if I paid to ensure I had a certain sex YES …. “I PAID THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS TO HAVE HIM OR HER HOW COULD I NOT WANT HIM/HER “… YALL dislike them so much that every odd thing they do y’all catch it’s crazy .. & I actually dislike them but enjoy seeing the kids 🥰

[@bamaboitube8572]

She was talking about the Ivf

[@jessicabalderas3538]

I grew up with two green eye sisters. Oh boy, it really messed me up. I remember being set aside while people said “oh they have such beautiful eyes!” And then looked at me and said “Why don’t you have pretty eyes?”. To this day, it is a very sensitive subject to me, even when my mom always said “You don’t need green eyes, you are beautiful the way you are”. Poor Baby.

[@III............]

I believe the person who asked that question didn't like the shape of your eyes. Shape is more important than one's eye color.

[@hypatiakovalevskayasklodow9195]

what the eff i’m so sorry people are THE WORST

[@hypatiakovalevskayasklodow9195]

This is exactly why I have the rule that I never compliment something the person can’t choose

[@carcosacommune]

i have brown/hazel eyes, idk eye color is a really weird thing to bully people for. all eye colors can be very pretty, it's so strange.

[@puppyproductions964]

@@III............ yes because you would know more than them about their life, random stranger.

[@sculptureofsound2]

Speaking as a light skinned Black woman, The colorism that absolutely thrives in the Black community always makes me so sad. My grandmother, who was also extremely fair skinned, was shunned by my grandfather's family because she wasnt light skinned enough. That was then, but the brown paper bag test is alive and well and it's sickening. Also, idk what kinda simple minds falls for these "pranks". Its so obvious that they're staged.

[@dizzylilthing]

Dating black men makes me feel so gross sometimes because I get some horrendous comments about black women. As if I'm going to be into other women being torn down to compliment something as meaningless as my melanin deficiency.

[@BadDrawer]

Just a small thing but supports the colorism--when you showed the banner of them as caricatures for The Prince Family Clubhouse, baby Nova was made as light if not lighter than her mother. It's small but sad

[@hinataXkibaforeva102]

Light skinned biracial Black woman here. The amount of times men that thought I'd cosign their colorist statements just because of my complexion is crazy. I come from a line of beautiful dark skinned Black women and I will not entertain people or spaces that don't respect that. It makes me so sad seeing other light skinned/Biracial women who are brainwashed into thinking fetishization they deal with based on racist ideals is a good thing. Also in what world this girl thought her daughter would look like Halsey after getting with a dark skinned man is beyond me.

[@Tigre01]

Lol, right... especially since Halsey father is biracial!

[@dariusmoore654]

My kids are mixed and are all fair skin with light eyes so it can go both ways. And I have brown but not dark brown eyes and my wife’s are blue.

[@kaylabey]

@@dariusmoore654 okay and?

[@dariusmoore654]

@@kaylabey I was responding to the bottom part of her comment ass. Saying that it can go both ways. My kids are Halseys complexion so I’m saying it can happen.

[@Verlfled]

@@kaylabey LAMAJASGAIQ

[@dinahmyte3749]

It's one thing to be worried about your kids skin color if you FEAR that they will face colorism. My parents had the Talk with me and my siblings that we would be treated different due to our skin color and that we were beautiful and strong no matter what white western ideals existed in our midwestern suburb. THAT'S IT. When my sister complained that her hair wasn't "pretty like theirs" we'd watch documentaries on African and mixed hair. When I complained that I didn't have light eyes like my brother (he's got the hazel eyes and freckles I want), my mom made me sit down and watch movies staring women without blue or green eyes. It's just gross to shame a baby. Babies are ugly imo, but I ain't shaming them TO THEIR FACES AS THEIR PARENT. I just find squishy screaming poop machines gross and stressful...

[@apatheticsticker8137]

Nah fr, I’m light skin Ike my mom and my brother was dark skinned like my dad. I remember the pressure at school for me straighten my hair and go a foundation lighter, while my brother was expected to be loud and troublemaking. The only place a kids gonna get refuge from those ideas is at home. It’s sad to see that they don’t get that...not all skinfolk are kinfolk fr ig

[@cruelworldhappymind]

Your parents sound so wonderful 🥺🥲 and that’s such a good point, children will face so much hate an animosity from the world it’s important to prepare them for that but teach them their value and beauty imo!

[@RampagingChipmunk]

Am I correct in assuming that your mom is black? It seems to be generally the case that biracial kids with black mothers have more positive outcomes because their mothers are able to teach them about their identity in a way that white mothers of biracial kids can’t. (And that’s not even considering the colorism possibly being instilled from the black father on top of the white mother’s lack of knowledge.)

[@coffee8599]

Your parents sound wonderful!

[@user-mx9uh2nk9v]

Your parents sound amazing. This melted my heart!!! 🥰🥰🥰

[@asm1317_]

To me, these"pranks" seem like excuses to be as mean and even abusive to one another as they want. I find them horrible instead of funny.

[@dawnmosy4538]

It’s creepy imo

[@foongern1071]

"It's just a prank!" The excuse of cowardly, manipulative bullies everywhere.

[@elfdragon1227]

After working in childcare, I absolutely hate these prank channels, especially these horrible, aggressive, and mean "pranks". One of the boys in my afterschool program (he was 6 at the time) was being mean to another child and his defense was "it's just a prank". These channels absolutely poison the way kids interact with each other (one could talk about parenting, but these folks could also easily just not put this awful content out there).

[@elizabethgrogan8553]

@@elfdragon1227 I have to agree. I've never seen their videos but this is disgusting. Carrying out these "pranks" and including their children is unforgivable. Shouting and ranting in front of their children is just awful. All 3 children will have serious issues as they grow up. They don't know how a loving family behaves. The parents are exploiting their children for financial gain. It's time for Utube to take responsibility for the toxic platform they have created.

[@JulianSteve]

And cringy too. I was cringing a bunch of times when their “prank” video’s appeared in this video😬🤣‼️

[@GingerbreadGerard]

That baby was born a few seconds ago and the first thing that came out of her mouth was judging her looks. I can't imagine. My mom has always mentioned how big my nose was and how she was glad she didn't have a nose like mine, ect. It's really hurtful.

[@AntoinetteChanel]

Your delivery is gentle yet honest, it confronts the heavy stuff without being hostile or immature. And it’s your whole channel, not just this video. I appreciate you.

[@telishal.9808]

💯💯💯

[@raynobles3736]

I agree

[@mamawray]

Agreed. This is deeply emotional and controversial stuff. Yet you tell these stories with such grace and empathy. I'm so glad I found your channel, even if I'm late to the party.

[@AntoinetteChanel]

@@mamawraywelcome in!

[@colleenfreeman540]

When my dad was born my grandma said 2 things "I don't want that" and "he looks ugly, like some sort of Indian." She told this story a lot...she was neglectful and emotionally abusive to my dad until her death when he was in his mid 40s. My dad felt that his first memory was the day of his birth...but it was really just the memory of this story. He has struggled with mental health and emotional issues from this rejection and abuse. I cannot imagine how much worse this pain will be for a child who can watch this type of rejection that was posted by her parents. As well as any other exploitative videos they made of their kids. The abusive "pranks" are also going to be horrifying to the kids...all the screaming traumatized me! 🤫🤯

[@ninithenoob900]

I hope your dad is doing okay.Best wishes for his mental healing and recovery.

[@colleenfreeman540]

@@ninithenoob900 thank you for the kindness in your comment. My dad has had a tough life but he has had help throughout...he recognized negative patterns and has worked to overcome them. He is an amazing dad...not perfect but he does his best and apologizes when he hasn't been at his best. He still struggles but isn't afraid to get help!

[@JodieBarbwireHeart]

I know exactly how your dad feels (I am the only girl in the family and my mother said nasty stuff) I hope hes healing and shows his love he missed onto his children and himself ❤

[@telishal.9808]

Oh wow, just reading this made me furious. Your dad was a precious baby like any other baby being born and your grandmother said some mess like that. I'm glad to know that your dad is working towards healing and being healthy. Sometimes parents are the worst bullies.

[@thequintessential5503]

I’m sorry your dad is going through such a thing. I hope he is doing okay plus he’s getting therapy l counciling due to the trauma he went through. I also relate to you when you addressed the Prince family screaming at each other is traumatizing to me as well

[@cleo1819]

What kind of father willingly engages in sexual pranks with his daughter-in-law? Super weird and creepy...

[@jazmingutierrez6017]

That’s what I was thinking! No wonder Damien is the way that he is..

[@wigglemelon8807]

I mean...he was okay with his adult son being in a sexual relationship with a child 😬

[@lordthelpus7577]

I had to listen to it carefully a couple of times..like WTF? 😳

[@ogakemmy5634]

shameee

[@lordthelpus7577]

@UCQqRIHcnGSFkPMYituGYnbw See..this ish is not it. Lordt! 🙆🏾‍♀️

[@Freakydeakyslay]

Why are they so upset over their daughter. They tried for so long to have a baby girl and they’re still upset over how dark her eyes and skin may be? They really don’t appreciate anything do they huh? Also their daughter looks the way she is BECAUSE OF THEM. She has their genetics, and they can’t just pick and choose what features she has. It’s 50/50 but it’s a bit random. Their daughter is beautiful. All of their kids are. They should be free to be themselves and not have their parents judge them, especially on camera. Like you said, I’m sure they love them, but there is something off about the way she has spoken about her.

[@sugarrose8640]

Seriously their behavior is disgusting and disgraceful. I'm mixed(half blk&white) she has kids with a full blk darker skinned man. Then act surprised her daughter isn't white? Funny it's as if she was like eww she's gonna look like my husband! Wow that's stupidity at its finest.

[@briaweea02]

@@sugarrose8640 YES, that last line is it in a nutshell! She wants the social media praised, racially ambiguous aesthetics of a biracial child, but also thinks that clear Blackness is undesirable/ugly/disappointing. That completely breaks my heart for that baby and it was one of the first things I ever saw from these gross ass people

[@kippylily]

Imagine being born for not even a minute and your family is criticizing how you look forgetting it’s THEIR genetics. If they were this critical over brown eyes I cannot imagine what else they would say to this poor child behind close doors that will affect their self esteem. This reminds me of what I did when I was a kid. My cousins were jealous that I was the only one born with green eyes and told me it was ugly. I kept crying and hated my eyes so much that I would’ve done anything to make them brown. They suggested I wash my eyes with soap until the green came off and I did it. My mom caught us and she had to tell me to never listen to them because it’s not my fault I was born with green eyes. Looking back it’s a funny story but imagine how their daughter will take those “small” comments from her parents in the future.

[@TuesdaysArt]

Imagine being born literally seconds ago and your parents are already picking apart your appearance. It's painful.

[@signedbycarla5955]

Exactly! & what’s worse is their 2nd baby girl was born with hearing loss and has to wear a hearing aid(s) 😔. I bet eye color seems trivial now 😐💀

[@g1itchwitch]

Coming from a mixed family, I didn't know you could be "colourist". My entire family worried about the possibility of my son being a "fat, black baby" and I never thought twice about it because that's just how they've always been... This is really eye opening. Never realized I was so closed minded

[@azsurdeblackwell8006]

I love fat black babies

[@nikkizimm]

Dude people can be racist about family members and even children family members then be nice to their faces and treat them nice, but the second they leave they complain about their race or still make racist jokes, and treat strangers of the same race poorly. Some of my in laws do it with family, a cousin in law has 3 black children, 2 young ones, another cousin with a black wife and stepdaughter and a newborn, everyone is respectful and nice to them and her, but still do everything I said, and still make jokes about how her TODDLERS are stereotypes, or react to anything to do with a different race than them negatively, just not when their family members with mixed families come over....

[@susansaphire5983]

Now you know! It's good that you are aware, and can protect your kids from stuff like this.

[@dreamkitty]

wow i can’t imagine so brainwashed and colorist smh

[@TheMeladya]

I hope you’re baby was indeed a beautiful fat black baby. 😩❤️

[@kaedejin2150]

"I paid a lot of money for her" was so degrading... I know they probably love her as much as their other kids but the way they talk about their daughter is horrible.

[@Lenlon703]

it's like those 'we gave you great education, so much money, but you still end up a disappointment (lgbtq, changing religion, having newly diagnosed mental illness, etc) but they did it within the first 24hr of her life

[@bw1615]

Adult children of 90s and 2000s mommy blogs are coming out to say how embarrassed they are to know their entire lives were made public without their consent. These family vlogger kids in the 2030s and 2040s will all come out and talk about the abuse of being forced to work for their parents like this.

[@bamaboitube8572]

Lol

[@dreamkitty]

exactly.

[@kims364]

I've had six miscarriages, my last one I was 20 weeks. I'm so angry when family channels clickbate miscarriages. It's disgusting and makes me feel things I didn't know I was capable of feeling at this very moment. To say I'm crying and shaking is an understatement.

[@wigglemelon8807]

I'm so sorry for your losses 💜 A KZbinr I really love (she does hair content) had a miscarriage and she's been gone from social media and KZbin for months, healing. These people immediately associate a miscarriage with money. It's sociopathic honestly.

[@kims364]

@@brandiethebrat9339 WTF?! Are you kidding me right now? I think that's the rudest, harshest thing anyone has ever said to me. Thanks for that. Hope you have an amazing night.

[@kims364]

@@wigglemelon8807 Thank you. It's tough and takes a toll that's for sure. It truly makes me sick when family YTubers pull this stunt. This isn't the first time a $hitty mommy blogger has done this, and sadly, it probably won't be the last. 😡 Family vlogging and those that watch/support them need to be stopped! These parents aren't protecting their own children, laws need to be put in place that will.

[@cet1r1z1ne]

I can't imagine how awful the news must've been. I hope you do get to have your new family member next to you healthy and happy in the future, should you still be trying. I think that the way the Prince family monetizes their children (and faked miscarriage) outrages you shows that you have a lot more respect for children than they do, and a child would be lucky to have you as their mother. Personally, while I do not like to spend time around children, I think the disrespectful way many people who choose to be around children treat them is unacceptable. Far too many parents think of their children less as a person and more as an object or a prop in their own stories.

[@Catie158]

I’m so sorry for the loss and pain you must have gone and still be going through ❤️

[@Yukinoomoni]

Biannca: I'm not colourist! Also Biannca: Let me darken my skin to masquerade as someone poor and call it "ghetto"!

[@wigglemelon8807]

It's giving "minstrel show" 😬

[@fangal12]

Big yikes 😬

[@gabriellesmith4552]

exactly!!! I was ab to comment that?!!

[@brainbuilderspreschool5179]

Omg that part made me angry

[@emmanuel7489]

"I'm not colorist! I was just saying that light colored eyes are more beautiful." Seriously...

[@empresselfiie]

My mom used to “joke” all the time that we should have been aborted and now as a adult I struggle with core shame and feeling like I deserve to be alive. There’s really some things you don’t joke about to children when their brains are still developing

[@biancasadventure]

My mom would tell me a lot that I should be grateful bc she could have given me up for adoption but she wasn’t kidding

[@pinkrebellionxyz1567]

Omg my mum used to joke that we were “dream killers” and when I told her I didn’t like it and it makes me feel worse she says “I was only joking” haha well it’s now contributing to my sewerslidal thoughts 😬

[@empresselfiie]

@@pinkrebellionxyz1567 the “it’s just a joke. Your so sensitive” is such a wild way to discredit your kids feelings. Like damn have some emotional intelligence

[@pinkrebellionxyz1567]

@@empresselfiie I could never say that to my kids, I fully turned around once when she made another one of her jokes and said “should’ve closed your legs”, she said “you don’t say things like that to your mother” gobsmacked coz the jokes she’d make aren’t ones you make towards your kids, was I wrong, yes. But in that moment she felt the way I felt after all those jokes. Like they forget that we’re people who have their own thoughts and emotions and especially as parents they 100% should be more aware of kid’s feelings. There a jokes i don’t make with friends because they are topics that are insensitive to them

[@sleepwalkersqueen2420]

I found out that my mother wanted to abort me initially, but she chose to keep me and raised me as best as she could. She broke it to me very kindly in a conversation between adults (now that I'm 21) and I feel even more valued, because she choose to keep me and liked me so much she even had my little sister. I'm so grateful for my parents! I love my life, but It would have been her right to abort me, and I never would hold it against her. I love her so much, and it hurts me how many sacrifices she had to make for me, but I am so grateful she choose me and devotes her love to me whenever I need her)

[@faiinishaa.2073]

The nurse was the first person to call the baby beautiful instead of the parents..... 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@talynhastime9343]

Baby was not even 10 minutes old and they were already judging her looks. Disgusting. 🤢

[@giemurphy9346]

666

[@whynotrashid]

Not even like 5 minutes old😔

[@sweetpotatovoyager2127]

normalising domestic abuse as 'a prank' is incredibly dangerous and concerning that kids are watching this crap. The idea that a 'family' channel mixes in these bizarrely sexualised 'pranks' in with the content is not OK! On regular broadcasting you don't have adult content in-between two episodes of Sponge Bob because the regulators know, kids will be exposed to it. These people are disgusting, abusive and horrible parents.

[@TuesdaysArt]

The blurred line between "kids content" and "mature content" online is concerning...

[@cruelworldhappymind]

Right?? So bizarre…

[@starcherry6814]

Isn't it weird how they were comfortable making this kind of content even after they had kids? I just wanted to sit down with them and say, wtf are you doing with your life? Stop pranking and go back to school. Get a real job. You have kids!

[@nikkizimm]

Really makes you wonder how many other channels like this are labeled family content and being watched by kids while parents don't pay attention to what they are watching because they think it's "safe"

[@tairad9474]

Saying thIs as a black person, but colorism is sadly very common. It is something you experience from youth to adulthood and the fact it comes from your own community never stops hurting.

[@save_bandit]

yep 🥲

[@ihatetheheat4524]

Yup! It happens all the time within my family when there is a newborn. And the comments are aways made by the women in my family which is odd

[@JulianSteve]

Colorism also affects our movies, TV shows, and social media’s too. I am happy that content creators (myself included) are discussing colorism within communities. Focusing on racism, but not discussing colorism is a problem💯

[@jacklyntree7752]

Kinda reminds me of internalized misogyny, seeing those "of your own" as still inferior because of even more trivial aspects

[@primetimehome]

I used to have a black guy as a housemate and he would always say he wanted a light skin girl and he just couldn’t date a dark skin girl, it really weirded me out

[@Chelseabee55]

As someone who worked with children in foster care I can 100% confirm that children without strong family structures form paradoxical relationships with family channels in a very unhealthy way. It’s extremely manipulative and scary. Especially because these family channels are often never a good influence and does not teach children was normal, healthy families look like

[@A_Ducky]

KZbin is not supposed to parent your kids

[@biancasadventure]

@ducky they’re children in foster care… where they don’t have parents watching them…

[@nisarojas2869]

“I paid thousands of dollars for her” Like she’s a damn purse. The ungratefullness of the appearance of her daughter is sickening. I’m a multiracial woman, and I was jealous because I didn’t have my mom’s lighter (brown) eye color and skin tone. But that was self ingrained. This child is going to possibly grow up with these insecurities because of these videos of her OWN PARENTS saying this. May she and her siblings be better and smarter than her parents

[@CarolineKoko]

“People don’t compliment brown eyes…” or whatever she was trying to say. That’s a lie. People generally don’t like eyes just for the color. There are various ways to appreciate eyes. Color is just a superficial trait. You can like someone’s eyes for their shape/size, the way they communicate/help express the face, other features like eye lashes and the lids, etc. Bianca was literally confessing her internalized privilege of having blue/green eyes.

[@foongern1071]

Also that was a lame excuse. You're pissed your daughter has brown eyes because people won't give her compliments on them? What?? It sounds like she wanted her daughter to have her eyes so SHE could take credit for them.

[@wigglemelon8807]

Literally my most complimented feature, and my eyes are almost black. Guys have seriously gushed about my eyes and the fact that they aren't green has never been a problem 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@mrssuchafknladyy2078]

Ppl need to understand anyway that blue eyes are not of or coming from dominant traits...more like a recessive gene🤷🏾‍♀️😭😭 a large number of genetic diseases are caused by recessive mutations/genes🥴😬😂

[@CatRockk]

@@wigglemelon8807 I get the same exact compliments about my eyes 🤷🏽‍♀️ She's trying to do everything BUT admit that she's a colorist. I just KNEW she had a white mom. Did you see her mothers' facial reactions?! I can see where she gets it from.

[@jacklyntree7752]

@@wigglemelon8807 That's honestly so nice to hear, since I have more dark brown eyes.

[@ADSuri]

To the people out there who grew up with parents like Damien and Bianca, I just want to let you know that they're the problem, they've always been the problem, you are fine just the way you are, you always have been. ❤️

[@cruelworldhappymind]

🙏 💜

[@thatblvckhippie1911]

Ugh my dad and he plays dumb just like Damien

[@ADSuri]

@@thatblvckhippie1911 Again my friend, says everything about his character, nothing about yours. ❤️

[@ADSuri]

@@thatblvckhippie1911 What really matters, what he or any other fucking parent should be concerned about is if you are a happy, healthy emotionally stable person who treats others with respect and lives a life that brings you happiness without causing harm or disrespect to others.

[@mattlangevin9167]

They're pry dead from embarrassment by now

[@IchyJo]

They treat the birth of a healthy perfect baby like they “designed a Sims4 kid” and forgot to make her a gemini 🙄 Who cares if her eyes are brown?! Do they work??? Does she have both??

[@thatblvckhippie1911]

@d b that's what I was thinking even when they went as far as picking the baby's gender just to have a girl as if they're collecting items.

[@foongern1071]

And even if she had one eye, both, or neither or they didn't work, she would STILL be a lovely baby. It's infuriating to see the "role models" of parents on a FAMILY channel whine and whine just because their baby doesn't have the eye color they wanted.

[@MhiaLee19]

@@foongern1071 I partially agree with you but most of their issues stem from their children not being the same complexion as her. They’re not just complaining because their kid didn’t have that right eye color they’re complaining because their kid doesn’t have Eurocentric features.

[@mollyhats2330]

I pray they never have an autistic or disabled kid. If they freaked out that much about her having “the wrong” eye color, something tells me they’re not going to value a child that inconveniences them in any way or doesn’t fit into their pretty, perfect family. Hell, maybe their kid would be better off if they *were* actually given up for adoption. Wondering if your parents didn’t want you is probably better than knowing, right? I’m sorry this got dark I’m just angry and the more I think about it the madder I get. These poor kids.

[@yourlocalnerd7788]

@@mollyhats2330 Similarly, I hope they don't have a trans kid, especially considering how focused they were on Nova being a girl.

[@dreaminginjapan]

This really triggered me. Like f*k these parents for real. My mom has always told me I had ugly eyes. Her eyes are blue and she calls mine "an ugly puke green color". My eyes are hazel, a combo of green and brown, and I've always felt incredibly ugly because of her. Even when friends commented that they liked my eye color or thought it was cool, I still felt ashamed because our mother's words hurt us deeper. So Nova is DEFINITELY going to see their video and hear her mother's words and I'm sure her mother will remind her or let it slip that her eyes aren't pretty.

[@themuselanai7708]

My mom is of a lighter skin tone and she always reminded me of how beautiful my skin tone was , how pretty my eyes were , etc. I grew up to be confident in my skin because of that. The fact that there are parents out here who criticize their own children for their skin tone , eye color , type of hair etc is baffling to me and im sorry to anybody who ever went through that trauma. It’s disgusting. Like someone said , there are people who can’t have children who would accept a healthy baby. Literally pisses me off how i let this slip over my head the first time it came out and now looking back on it , that was really fucked up 🥱

[@ezinne241]

My mom was the same. She’s light skinned and I have two light skinned sisters and I never felt any colorism in my home. Honestly didn’t really realize it was a thing until I went to college. For that I am blessed.

[@sailorrobyn1790]

Nothing could've prepared me for the psychic damage of seeing the wife commit Blackface in the first 30 seconds of this video omg

[@cruelworldhappymind]

For reallll 🙊🤦‍♀️

[@chise1953]

Right?! Im shocked

[@donnahayward8995]

Oh my god, and how she says "ghetto" before, jesus!!

[@tsuki4261]

The first time I saw the video, I jumped. I was so startled, I’m going to be honest. I knew they were colourist but not to this extent

[@traceejohnson290]

She is Black😏

[@lbinfinity]

Ugh I’m working but as a black woman seeing a black person do blackface makes me very angry… anything for fame 🤦🏾 also thank you so much for your content!!

[@boka-baka]

I'm also working

[@kimberleywilliams7802]

considering she's a Biracial woman, it's even more egregious because she's mocking YOU. She does not see herself as black.

[@bro0406]

@@kimberleywilliams7802 damn I watched the whole video and this comment made me realize.... she really only loves herself because she's light skinned with grey eyes 😐. Damn

[@bigwendigo2253]

I was pretty thrown off when I saw that, and wasn’t sure how to feel at first. It’s racist and perpetuates a negative stereotype. If you have a darker skin color you’re ghetto and therefor less than.

[@dom_ayanpate6436]

Umm that's a biracial white woman lol we have to stop grouping biracials with black people. We are not the same!

[@michellecgb]

I am oddly proud that I've never in my life come across any of these problematic family channels on KZbin.

[@mariapandemiamx1473]

Right??? I would have never thought this existed until I started watching Madison and other commentary KZbinrs (although Madison is great) And now I am SHOCKED

[@deathblade909]

Me either haha only time I know about anything is when this channel post something

[@rachellerichey2632]

I came across them, and watched a Christmas video, when her husband made a comment about being his watch, and poor people; so was not amused. I decided to give them one more try until the colorism video even though we come from a multicultural family where we have family members who, are light to very dark, and beautiful babies, green, blue, brown, hazel, gray. And some of the people are dark and have these color eyes,and some are light more light then her, and have brown eyes. That was the last straw; I told my nieces, and nephews who don’t understand they cannot watch them any more, and unsubscribed from them those who could understand like my twin who is light, and has blond hair, and brown hair, her kids are light, my kids, are light and don’t look like there is any black in them do to my family being multiracial, but my they don’t get these people they said love, and embrace your race, if you have colorism you hate who you are and need therapy to love yourself. The sad thing is a lot of biracial kids attempted suicide, or start drugs my cousin did that’s how; I know do to colorism from there white in laws, or there parents and eventually braced who they where because of us, and letting them know there beautiful, and those who put colorism in your head need Jesus, and need self love. These people are weird.

[@ukaniko]

I have only come across them on Instagram. I only use insta for following architecture, food, and hair care accounts 😄😄 I don't know what picture account I clicked, but one day the Instagram algorithm started filling my explore page with their accounts, their kids accounts, their "fan page" accounts, their kids' "fan page" accounts 😩😩 I swear I spent 2 months telling the app I as "not interested" and blocking their shit before it stopped. I didn't even know who they were! I just knew they looked vapid and obnoxious.

[@maxventunosei5017]

Me too. I discover everyone through videos like this 😂

[@chloegardner6336]

I am fully black but light skinned my husband is darker than I am and when I was pregnant of course we wondered what the complexion of our son would be but only because we were curious not because we cared at all colorist people in our community only serve to further divide us and not bring us any closer to where we want and need to be black is beautiful all shades ✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿

[@Baby.Annihilation]

I remember when I had my daughter I was shocked that she had blue eyes, Because me and her dad both have brown eyes. His mom and sister insisted that her eyes would never stay "blue and pretty". It offended me for so many reasons. But mostly because I didn't care what color eyes she had. I just loved my daughter the way she was and is. Fast forward 6 years later and my daughter has bright blue eyes. She is mine and idc what color eyes she had

[@AKbaby89]

I'm sorry, but I have stage 4 Endometriosis and had to have a complete hysterectomy at 25, and ovary removal at 27, so I'll never be able to have a baby (im also disabled so I can't adopt) and sitting here hearing them talk about their BABY like this is so hard for me, I literally cannot stand it

[@cruelworldhappymind]

I’m so so sorry. My heart goes out to you, I can’t imagine how infuriating hearing these parents talk this way must be. 😕😪

[@AKbaby89]

@@cruelworldhappymind I was literally sitting there shaking I was so upset, I can't even imagine how POC feel hearing them say those things though, especially their followers or people in their life💔

[@cutienerdgirl]

It's horrible that they won't allow disabled people to adopt. So ableist. 💔 Would you be able to adopt a child if you had an able-bodied partner?

[@fificrazyzebra7375]

Due to medical problems and ovary removal I am in the same boat. I'm also disabled and know i would love to adopt if I could. It's so heartbreaking to come to terms with not being able to have kids and even more so when you see people like this thar don't care or deserve children. It's a bitter pill to swallow. Brigida I do hope you're doing well and I wish you the best xxxx

[@catieq5270]

My husband and I miscarried twins last year and it was the absolute hardest and traumatic experience we’ve ever gone through. Exploiting that kind of tragedy for clicks and views is such a shitty thing to do.

[@vxlley_flower5672]

I'm so sorry, I hope you are healing and y'all are doing okay❤️❤️❤️

[@Paula-lg7cw]

I’m so sorry for your loss 💔

[@catieq5270]

@@vxlley_flower5672 thank you! Since that time, my husband and I have had our precious little girl.

[@catieq5270]

@@Paula-lg7cw thank you💜

[@thasilkyone]

Im so sorry for your loss!! Many prayers for continuous healing and pray your rainbow baby comes when yall are ready

[@seth4035]

I can’t believe how immature these parents are.

[@justjami9619]

You know you've reached a low point, when a white woman is ACCURATELY calling you out for black face. That's that ish that is so harmful to our black community. It's one thing when a racist white person does this kind of stuff, but its doubly harmful when another light skinned black person perpetuates these black stereotypes about the darker skinned black person. This ish is crazy that they would even do this..literally making fun and mocking black women

[@Thatonegirl989]

I agree! I can’t believe they still have their platform after that mess, it was so offensive.

[@lloyddragon2036]

i just can't imagine going through 9 months of pregnancy, going through labor, and have someone hand you an entire little human you created from your own dna, your own brand new child, a sweet little baby that you went through pain to create and bring into the world, and saying to them: "i thought you'd have pretty eyes". i just- i- i wouldn't even care????? like idk about anyone else but i wouldn't give a single fuck about how my kid looked, if i had a healthy, beautiful baby that i went through pain to push out of me, id just be overjoyed and overwhelmed with love that i made my own little human. like- how would they have reacted if their baby was born disabled or something? like idk man i wouldn't have even cared if they looked like me or my partner or about their agab. ik it's fine to just be like oh i hope they're a girl/boy/ look like me/you, whatever, but i just don't get that. but to say that they thought they'd have "pretty eyes" meaning green eyes? i just- ?????? like talk about taking your child for granted im sorry- also sorry but that's just how genetics work. the gene for brown eyes is dominant, so if one parent has brown eyes, it's highly unlikely their kids will have any other color eyes, especially if that parent has descendants with all brown eyes. so like....you should know if your partner has brown eyes, your kids probably will too and shouldn't be so disappointed if that's the case....im js

[@JustNyomi]

It takes the gene from a family line, and since they both have brown eyes and their parents probably too it will be very rare... Our family was lucky Dad >Brown Mom>Blue Sister>Gray Me>Green, but that is because i think my mothers family doesn't have brown eyes in them while my Dads family is full of brown eyes.

[@Neeeeena]

at least their kids will have specific things to point to when they're trying to figure out their trauma in therapy

[@foongern1071]

Now the problem is where to start because there's a LOT of it.

[@fangal12]

😆 yup, won't even have to say a word, all they'll have to do is pull up the channel. That doctor's going to get cramps in their hands from taking so many notes

[@jennyk9748]

And extensive videographic evidence...

[@spicychickendip3919]

the comments about the baby’s eyes gives the same energy as the comment “good hair.” It stems from the ideal that straight and or loosely curly hair is far more attractive than kinky coiled hair that most black people have. As a black woman I’ve come across plenty of family members and other black people who have thrown out comments about wishing their kids had “good hair” or that they were blessed to have “good hair” or that their mixed children have “good hair” or even that I didn’t have good hair. It’s disheartening to hear and shameful. If you’re reading this and you have kinky coiled hair just know that it’s absolutely as gorgeous as any other hair type. Whether you have long, short, bald, wavy, curly, coiled, black, blonde, red, hell even green hair, you’re gorgeous!!

[@wigglemelon8807]

The amount of arguments I've had with my family about the "good hair" BS!! It makes me so sad because I remember traumatic moments as a child involving my hair being different than my non-black friends' hair, and never seeing "pretty girls" or princesses with kinky hair (aside from Brandy 💙). It definitely sent a message that I embraced from an extremely young age.

[@viviennebaptiste]

I'm not for what they do, but people continue to give them the attention that they clearly want so you can't entirely blame them for continuing what they do.

[@Smoke2survive]

As a hairstylist that “good hair” is the worst hair to do! Don’t be wanting to cooperate at all

[@marbles9176]

as a mixed kid with a white mom i don't know wtf would've happened to my self esteem if i didn't have my mom reassuring me that eurocentric beauty is not the only kind of beauty.

[@ewetn1]

I'm white and my parents are white. But my dad has hazel eyes And m and my bro got them. She has bemoaned his "gene pollution" my whole life because we didn't get her blue eyes. She's also an abusive narcissist. Getting my ducks in a row to permanently go no contact soon. A couple times in the past I got pregnant (but miscarried) and my biggest concern was making sure the babies never met or were influenced by my mother in any way.

[@zuglymonster]

I'm sad to see I'm not the only white person who was shamed by her mom for having "brown eyes like her dad" (they're both white) my mom wanted a little girl with dark hair and blue eyes and didn't stop telling me so for basically as long as I can remember, the comments became less common as I got older, but that was just traded for other things I got shamed for. I felt ashamed of my eyes for years and they were just eyes, it hurts to think of this little girl and all of these women in the comments who were shamed by their own families for their skin tone

[@jborrego2406]

But you’re also biracial so if you went to the black midi you’ll be on a pedestal you’ll be seen as prettier than any dark skin women even if they look way better than you

[@annika7331]

i'm so scared for the children. My parents used to fight and scream a lot and had a lot of problems in their marriage and now i'm 21, instantly on edge from the yelling in the prince family's videos and am unable to form meaningful relationships, and horrified if the children might have the same problems as me plus a camera in their faces. it's so sick what the parents are doing to their kids just for clicks and money

[@courtneyhunnell5359]

Just ran across your page and wanted to say it's SERIOUSLY AMAZING what you do. It's very few that standup and show the truth, it's beyond sad and wicked what celebrities, influencers and most of all politicians have done to this country.

[@Zephyrus88]

I’m so happy you brought up the dark skinned comments that were made by them. As being a dark skinned woman myself, it was hard growing up because I was made fun of. It does heavy effect your confidence. You’re considered “less pretty”. It took years of therapy to learn to love myself ❤️

[@geekster-z7z]

why tf do you care so much abt someone who dnt know you exist lmao

[@deepnextgeneration4601]

Exactly! I was always told your pretty for a dark skinned girl... Or.. your the first dark skinned girl I dated and I never date dark skin girls... And it was by black men.. but.. when I dated a white guy, it was.. you are pretty... With no other comment at the end. And I find that very weird..

[@alicemiriah]

The fact that only children would believe and be entertained by their endless stream of pranks just goes to show you that family channels like there’s are extremely inappropriate and careless towards their viewers.

[@JulianSteve]

Honestly Alice. I hope parents and guardians become more aware of what their children are consuming💯

[@minjichoi3799]

You spoke about the colorism issue, in such a great and respectful way darling! I thought you weren't going to talk about it at first, because it's a complicated topic, but you did great! Loved the video❤️

[@davidcox3954]

Im 32. I never really fell into vine, or youtube, but i as we got older i saw things. I do appreciate you explaining all you do on this channel. It's like.. pop culture news? That's the best description i can describe it.

[@shekaa.j.731]

I had no clue THIS is what my babies been watching. They always telling me it’s a family show. Because of you I’ll be reviewing all of the shows they are watching. Regardless of “Family content” it claims to be. Im subscribed now, thanks again.

[@susansaphire5983]

They do have a channel that I think really only features their children, but I would still be careful. It's tough to monitor everything little thing, but kudos to you for doing everything you can to make sure that your kiddies are safe.

[@Tots_]

I really hope Nova is able to grow up without internalizing any of this. There's sadly a high chance that she will and that just wrecks me. Colorism is already so prevalent and to hear that disgusting rhetoric from your parents of all people is so so harmful.

[@lndicababyy]

Sad thing is the colorism/racism comes from both sides of Novas family extremely disheartening…

[@Deckenmoenchin]

I really hope she never asks for the video of the birth or watches it. It would be heartbreaking for me seeing my parents already judging how i look after not even being alive for 5 mins....

[@JulianSteve]

@@lndicababyy Exactly. It’s unacceptable🤦🏾‍♂️💯

[@thequintessential5503]

Poor Nova. I'm afraid she's gonna end up seeing that video when she gets older then she will ask her mommy daddy why they said such mean things about her when she was a newborn

[@tomato5499]

The fact she experienced it IMMEDIATELY after she was born is so sad.

[@rileymoscick1]

I want to know if they were as concerned about their sons' skin colors when they were born as well. Colorism is still alive and well for both men, women and everyone in between... But as a mixed woman myself, I hate the notion that only way that both black men and the white society we will live in will accept you, is to be a light skinned woman with beautiful eyes.

[@KiaRoane]

I will never get over Bianca being pissed that her baby girl didn’t have “pretty eyes” meanwhile, Bianca sitting there looking slow in the face. Boy I tell you. People really be thinking light skin and light eyes makes you automatically attractive.

[@lulubetty23]

Lol right. She feels automatically more attractive cause she is light.

[@mrssuchafknladyy2078]

Faxxxx😂😂😂 she looks like Sid from ice age but clearly thinks she's a sight for sore eyes😬🥴😂😭😂😭

[@kiara9235]

lmao frl she has the most baggyest eyes and roundest eyebrows and a slothface like babe lightskin definitely doesn’t equal cute and she’s a prime example why 💀

[@ladycheyne5607]

Not slow in the face😭😭😭Oh lawd I can't 🤣🤣🤣

[@JustMeandGod_]

It’s cuz she half white lmao

[@alexandrac9363]

They are like kids in adult bodies. That's like me getting upset at my delivery that the baby either looks like me or my husband. I mean, what do you expect?

[@emmanuel7489]

Omg this second part is harder to watch than the first one. So many of the things they do and say are just so hurtful. You did an amazing job covering the colorism in this family. I'm saddened that these children have to grow up around that mentality.

[@MusicLoverCatie]

Her in black face and doing the stereotypical black women persona is disgusting 🤢 I really need them to go to counseling because the way they view the world is so damaging

[@geekster-z7z]

lmao why do you care so much abt their life

[@MusicLoverCatie]

@@geekster-z7z why don’t you care that they are creating racist content and hurting the black community?

[@geekster-z7z]

@@MusicLoverCatie no they not

[@geekster-z7z]

@@MusicLoverCatie it's for entertainment

[@MusicLoverCatie]

@@geekster-z7z okay Jokic I don’t argue with fools

[@naayg7956]

them talking about nova's skin color instead of them being happy that's she's alive and healthy will always annoy me smh

[@niruktakrishnan5855]

I'm a brown person and let me just say in india colorism is such a problem. I know exactly what it is like constantly being told oh you've gotten tanner (read darker) when literally i spent time out during summer and it is natural! It is so triggering and frustrating to watch Bianca talk like that!!!! But thank you so much for your hard work this was a great video!! ❤️

[@wigglemelon8807]

I've heard there used to be a lot of commercials and advertisements for skin bleaching products in India. Is that still the case? It reminds me of how the "ethnic" isle in Walmart has a bunch of relaxers and skin "brightening" soaps and lotions.

[@niruktakrishnan5855]

@@wigglemelon8807 yesss omgg it was quite the problem. In fact even until a few years back the skin care products all focused on 'lightening' it is only now that brands have changed their branding and started saying 'brightening' and 'glowing'. But still people continue pursuing skin lightening.

[@araline2905]

I'm desi too. I got more compliments from family members when I looked 'fair' instead of my natural tanned skin.

[@mel9823]

What pisses me off more than anything is the fact that KZbin has still allowed them to even have a channel after everything they’ve done. They have done too much outlandish shit over the past 7 years for KZbin to not have caught wind of any of it and allow them to still even be on this platform. I feel like KZbin needs to be as equally as responsible!

[@daypsiequartz]

I can't even imagine what it'll be like for that baby to grow up. Imagine not having a single day of your life without an online presence and for the first moments of your life to be the subject of criticism instead of being unconditionally loved. The fact that she'll grow up and be able to watch the video and hear her parents say that is heartbreaking.

[@flaviamendes3334]

Being a mother and still putting out content this good must be hard! But you’re doing amazing! Love your videos & your personality! ❤️

[@cruelworldhappymind]

Wow thank you so so much 🥺💜 I am trying my best and your acknowledgment means the world to me!!

[@flaviamendes3334]

@@cruelworldhappymind Anytime 😊 you’re so sweet, wish you all the success in the world! You really deserve it❤️

[@amerevoid]

How did you know she was a mother?

[@Pushnotificationsalwaysoffbye]

@@amerevoid she mentioned it in a video a while ago I think about the Ace family. I have a 6 month old son and remember her announcing it around the same time my son was due, so I think she has a young baby too. It is a full time job so I applaud her too for this quality content 👏👏👏

[@electricponyx]

PERFECT! I'm waiting for my fiance to have a procedure and they're running an hour behind, this is just what I needed to keep me occupied! 😂

[@cruelworldhappymind]

Aw yay! That sounds stressful, hope all goes well! And hope this keeps you occupied during the stress!

[@blackdragon42187]

How did the procedure go?

[@basementdwellercosplay]

Wish y'all luck on their procedure, hope everything goes great

[@electricponyx]

@@blackdragon42187 It was awful 🥴 They ran an hour late and ended up not being able to get the IV in so we had to reschedule. Then he passed out in the waiting room because they'd stabbed him so many times trying to find a vein and he hadn't eaten solid food in 48hrs + he's not great with needles to start. His arms and hands are so bruised, you can tell one of his veins is blown. He's finally relaxing downstairs. I didn't even get a chance to watch the video until just now 😭 My poor guy.

[@fqirlyfire]

I hope it goes well! Wishing your family the best ♡♡

[@milkteamachine]

I think that in a few years when these kids end up in therapy there will be research on the psychological effects of growing up in a family vlogging environment and I’m sure it will be awful .

[@hrshlg]

I was about to mention child stars as an example for how bad exposure and fame can be very toxic for children.@@felinemoonchild did it first! I would not expose my children like that, the world is so cruel, there are a lot of bad and twisted people out there, i would protect them from that at all cost and keep them safe, respect their privacy and their life.

[@sosmooth13]

Waiting for Ryan’s toy review to be the first of many good or bad, I’m interested in how he feels or felt when he’s of age to make these comments on his own

[@JodieBarbwireHeart]

100% right and I can't wait to read it

[@orangeradishneo]

I couldn't agree more. In a decade or two, these children of family vloggers are probably going to suffer tremendously, just like what we've seen time and time again for the past few generations with child stars in traditional media. From Drew Barrymore to Lindsay Lohan, now more recently Alyson Stoner. All child stars, with 2 of them coming out to share their stories of neglect & exploitation. It actually disgusts me how young viewers of this type of content are, too. I'd understand parents relating to family vloggers, but the overwhelming majority of the fans in their social media comments, are seemingly under 16.😔

[@kelseylandon1224]

A lot of them turn 18 (or are 18) this year Gavin from Shaytards, Annie from Bratayley, and some of that mormon family All of them are ok with it, and some blog themself so idk if they're will ever be an "expose" honestly until they're way older and their careers die out

[@joelman1989]

My wife’s mother would constantly talk about her own weight and express insecurities surrounding that. And would even talk about her growing daughters weight along with her father. When her dad died she got a lawyer to release her daughters 50k inheritance and spent it mostly on plastic surgery. She would call her daughter sensitive when she got upset about a comment. She was of course shocked to find out, years later, that her daughter had developed an ED. My wife still struggles with body issues despite weighing a healthy yet still underweight for her height 90 lbs. The hardest thing was having to see her wage the internal battle of wanting to feel beautiful during pregnancy and feeling not just that she wasn’t but guilty for seeing herself that way. She’s never judgmental of others. Despite my admittedly biased opinion that she is conventionally extremely beautiful. And yet chose to marry me.. a 5’4 dork that plays Pokémon and reads fantasy novels. So she’s not shallow. But somehow she just cannot see herself as beautiful. So for that, and other reason, I do not talk to her mother.

[@ShaunasWorld950]

You do an awesome job exposing so many greedy, disfunctional and non child friendly channels! Thank you for your in-depth research and hard work. I am really a big fan of this channel now and I happy to have joined. I have learned so much from your channel!

[@arialydia8095]

I'm loving your recent long commentary content! I can't imagine how long researching this stuff takes and it must be tough since a lot of the topics are pretty upsetting or disheartening. Thanks for all your hard work and great content!

[@cruelworldhappymind]

Gotta be honest, this video was rough, all the clips of this stuff I had to watch… 😅 thank you so much for your acknowledgment 💜💜

[@kelci9452]

@@cruelworldhappymind seriously I love your videos. I watch all of them even thought I’ve never watched any of the people you’re talking about. I still find your deep dives so entertaining!

[@basementdwellercosplay]

If i watched my baby videos and my mom was like," I hoped you weren't brown eyed, I wish you had pretty eyes " I'd be furious! I'm pale as all get out but they really sounded really sad that they wanted a lighter and a blue eyed baby made me feel so bad for baby Nova. I can understand they can still love her, but those comments can really hurt her in the future, as my grandma made me feel bad as a kid cause I "didn't have pretty blue eyes like your mommy". Can't imagine how I'd feel getting that comment. I hope she knows she is adorable and beautiful no matter what!

[@vulpixelful]

The "good hair" conversation usually goes hand-in-hand with colorism so I wouldn't be surprised if the Princes start bringing _that_ up in videos when Nova gets older 💔

[@urmamasmamasmama]

I hate that shit. All of my kids are different complexions and have different hair textures. I told them at a young age, all hair is good hair, and the same with skin tone, color, complexion.

[@urmamasmamasmama]

Fkn eurocentric beauty is overrated

[@sarahwatson3192]

I’m a hella light skinned First Nations woman, when I was born my mom couldn’t care less that I was pale, she was just so happy I was born healthy (she had a high risk pregnancy and lost my twin early on in the pregnancy) my dad was just looking at me in awe, and couldn’t let me go. His family would later go on to mention how I got their “good genes” because I inherited the pale skin from their side. I was born with blue eyes, I actually have eyes that change colours, they range from Bright green to gold depending on the day. My skin colour is a joke in my family. I have issues with how pale I am but I’ve been working through it. I’m First Nations, but I’ve been called a fake by others from other tribes because I’m pale… I couldn’t imagine my parents commenting on my looks as a new born. I was alive and healthy that’s all that mattered.

[@shanalouise]

My home was flooded by a broken supply line this week. I currently in the garage re-listening to your videos to keep me motivated while I sort out all of my possessions that have been packed in here. Your voice is so soothing and your videos so calming, regardless of subject matter. So thanks for saving my sanity over the next few days ❤❤❤❤

[@Yakita60]

Parents who never grew up from high school. That’s their whole vibe. Just immature and messy Edit: I’m glad you touched on parasocial relationships

[@rell4474]

Definitely!!!

[@Sing_A_Rebel_Song]

There’s a quote that’s been going around that you stop maturing when you have your first kid and most of the time I disagree with it but this is a prime example of it

[@MissPopeyes22]

I am Arab and I have dark eyes and my daughters have gorgeous brown eyes mashaAllah. My eldest daughter got so many compliments in Germany for her big brown eyes. I was stopped by people who were in awe of her and literally said that she has beautiful big dark eyes.

[@KaylaMarie_]

Imagine being racist toward your own daughter. Smh

[@owamidlamini9681]

You know it's bad when Cruel World covers a topic for a 2nd time and there's still enough drama to cover an hour plus🤦🏾‍♂️again. Damn, this family is a problem

[@chequitah.1642]

The disgusting part about all of this is that adults aren’t the ones watching these clowns. Children are seeing these inappropriate videos and keeping their views up smh

[@Syntox]

The fact that this "family channel" is still popular and profitable is just another sign of how absolutely fucked the future is

[@doreenplischke2169]

Yeah. Scary. May the force be with us!

[@6Haunted-Days]

Yea I don’t have much hope whatsoever for the future that’s for sure…..none at all. It’s why I didn’t want kids. Had to 2 oopsies tho…..

[@msanette5571]

My thoughts exactly. I heard my niece listening to them and told her to turn it off but I know that that won’t be her lasting time watching them because her parents don’t monitor her enough

[@Lovelynotes78]

A lot of viewers are younger and naive to the facts

[@tima2553]

To be rich these days you need to be bad it seems.

[@the_newt_nest]

I gotta say that, for all that Bianca is an awful person, she sounded genuinely destroyed during the CPS prank. I wonder if she has some trauma around that.

[@foongern1071]

I think she had complications with her first child? Premature-ish? It's covered in the previous video about them but I can't recall off the top of my head. Edit: In rewatching, I was correct. Their first child was indeed born premature.

[@nyxiesnirvana]

It's also just fucked up and scary

[@mageofmagic870]

If it turns out that she does, it wouldn't surprise me. A CPS prank is such a horrible thing to do to someone who JUST had a baby! It's a horrible prank to pull, period! Damien should be ashamed of himself for even thinking that was funny. Bianca was genuinely scared!

[@afro_buddha4977]

As lighter skinned black woman, with two beautiful dark skinned black parents ..watching them talking about their child like that hurt my spirit ...!! Colorism is very real in our community so I really appreciate you taking the time to understand and educate other people. These people are so ignorant, I pray for that child, no guidance!

[@thasilkyone]

Your channel was suggested and im so glad it was. I unsubscribed from the prince family a couple years ago. Im so glad you discussed the colorism issue and you didnt it respectfully!!!

[@bambiblushofficial1275]

Ma’am I recently discovered your channel and I’m mad I didn’t see it sooner I’m currently on a binge watch here . Thank you for the content !!

[@alexreywils]

The Latin community is also very colorist. My father is Afro-Latino. It made me so upset when he held his first grandchild, and the first thing he said was that if they went out without me, they'll think he kidnapped him. 😔 I feel bad for their daughter, who is perfect just the way she is.

[@bamaboitube8572]

Grow up it was a harmless joke

[@deepnextgeneration4601]

That is sad... It's colorism everywhere

[@skimaskgank9224]

Nah Your Family Are Colorist Fool Don't Try To Say The Latin Community Are Colorist, You Don't Speak For All Of Us . Just Say Your Family Because My Family Isn't Colorist, Prejudice Or Racist.

[@KristinaHarrow]

Family channels shouldn’t be able to exist. There doesn’t seem to be one legitimately good channel that doesn’t do crazy things and protects their children…..also NOBODY sits in the front seat in Ubers 🙄

[@arialydia8095]

Totally agree! It also makes you wonder how they treat their kids offscreen

[@kruruneiwyn2107]

So much damage has already been done with these kinds of channels. People working at KZbin have absolutely zero clue how these people take advantage of the platform, and unfortunately in turn the children watching them.

[@breedlejuice8691]

I sit in the front sometimes (pre-covid)! I get car sick and makes it a lot better

[@KristinaHarrow]

@@arialydia8095 right?

[@KristinaHarrow]

@@kruruneiwyn2107 so true and sad

[@valjafar367]

Thanks for teaching us about colorism. I live in Africa (Kenya) and I didn't know about that. But, here we have dark, chocolate, brown, and yellow. It goes without saying that the 'yellow' girls/ guys are more 'good looking.’ It's so sad, people are out here bleaching to look pretty. Most of these bleaching agents have a lot of side effects, some lead to death.

[@msc2u1]

Everything you described is a form of colorism 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@BabyBear046]

Oh my god, the way they talked about their beautiful little girl when she was born… absolutely devastating… I am mixed and my mothers’ family is very lighted skinned for the most part. I’ve definitely heard them say some very problematic things. I’ll never ever ever ever accept colorist attitudes. The self loathing behind it is sad, but to say that kind of stuff about your baby girl. Disgusting. The white side of my family and the (mostly white) kids I went to school with always made me feel so ugly and lesser growing up. To this day I’m still having to work through the pain of being treated that way by my own family because it influenced my developing mind in so many ways. I wouldn’t wish that on anyone. Side note, those two seem really unintelligent. It’s shocking.

[@14zuzannka]

The only comment about setup behind yourself is you do what is easier for you and your audiance will be there with you. I like how calm you are about these really bad situations and I like slow calming images, but it is just an opinion. You do you. Love the videos!

[@kaylag.5807]

The colorist segment made me so sad. Colorism exists in my family and it was so difficult to grow up being noticeably darker than my cousins. I always wished I had my mom's hazel eyes and I've expressed that wish for years. But my mom has always told me that my brown eyes are beautiful and that I was gorgeous in my own skin. Even with my mom telling me I was beautiful all the time just the way I was, I was still insecure growing up. I can't imagine what Nova will feel with a mom who may not think she's beautiful because of her skin and the color of her eyes.

[@marandaportillo1313]

Do you feel their's anything more your mom could have done to make you feel better about having brown eyes? I ask cuz my daughters have brown eyes and have said before they wish they had my blue eyes, I respond pretty much the same as your mom did. Just trying to reassure them that brown eyes are also beautiful and they should love themselves just the way they are.

[@noushmak]

@@marandaportillo1313 I feel like representation really matters with kids. When we’re living in a world where a bbc news reporter can say “I’m emotional because these Europeans with blue eyes and blond hair are dying” I think it’s very important what we let are kids see and watch.

[@wigglemelon8807]

@@noushmak the way I latched onto the Brandy version of Cinderella as a little girl 😭

[@ChristinaFromYoutube]

@@noushmak you are very close to not caring whether European kids die or not and its sickening. The media nor Europeans had anything to do with why this woman thought her mom had prettier eyes than her. The colorism comes from within the community not from the outside like you're trying to suggest here.

[@ChristinaFromYoutube]

@@noushmak and everyone that criticized the US air strike on a Yemeni hospital was told they just didn't like Obama and didn't actually care about the children. People were literally bullied into shutting up about those dead children.

[@lemoncrumbz]

me: wow i cannot believe my professor expects me to do this entire reading in one night also me: spends over an hour watching this video, in one night

[@ivy7417]

Me: I can't believe my professor expects me to write this whole term report I've had weeks to do

[@cassiejohnsen22]

it made me very happy to see that you got an editor, i know that means you’re making what you deserve and you hopefully get more time with the baby! it’s been really inspiring and exciting to watch your channel grow

[@taradactyl8789]

This!!!!

[@Morqana]

Uh their "reality show" was borderline abuse & for sure leveraged real trauma after begging that couple to even be on the show. He was grieving his cousin, still came, then had his last exploited on a bunch of cameras. Damien is so weird for this

[@Dmed133]

Watching parents be so toxic and promoting domestic abuse to kids is pretty weird

[@katie-yk1es]

I was born cross-eyed and my mom experienced an abruption so they had to enduce labor. Birth can be a traumatic experience. She had a healthy, beautiful baby. I would have been counting so many blessings...

[@anthonypuuphaus3311]

this is just what i needed today! also i like this background a lot more! im autistic and having the greenscreen and it changing a lot gets really overwhelming but the colors in background are nice cuz they keep the eye occupied while not being too much. thank u for a great video!!

[@Oonagh72]

The reason Bianca failed at being “ghetto” is she is already a walking talking stereotype. 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@moonprincessxoxo]

🗣👏🏾

[@MhiaLee19]

Exactly and she married a Pookie and Ray Ray..😭😭 pickmisha ass

[@redrebel39]

Yes she is a walking stereo type, and very unattractive.

[@katietrongogo]

I liked your comments, I would only add something about how as a nonPOC person there are many many layers to the issue of inherent colorism within the POC community, that obviously she has been raised in a culture she didn't choose and how we all have to face our own inherited negative and harmful beliefs. She is a victim to a racist system, HOWEVER- she is an adult and has to take responsibility for self-reflection and evaluation. Now, these issues are veeeeery very deep, complicated, nuanced, and ultimately a topic better addressed by members of the POC community. So, I'd just add maybe some quotes from POC creators, or links to videos where those voices are represented. It is up to allies to platform impacted communities when discussing issues they experience and the ally doesn't. Thanks for the video and your effort- it gives me much to think about and I appreciate the work you put into making such high-quality content!

[@c1nnamodoll]

pranking your husband by pretending to hook up with his dad and your own sister seems a little _too_ family-friendly imo

[@naofg]

The part about Nova's birth and how displeased the parents were with her having darker skin and brown eyes breaks my heart. It's hard to watch

[@MelissaBackwoods]

I really thought prank videos would be done by now, I can’t believe that people still watch this stuff or even believe it’s true. Really makes me question the intelligence of humanity.

[@AikiraBeats]

It's mostly young children and teenagers so they wouldn't know the difference. I'm sure they are some adults that still watch. I just want people to understand who they are supporting.

[@shiregirl2001]

It's mostly preteens, and little kids. The PF, and other prank channels, are preying on youth, inexperience, and ignorance.

[@MelissaBackwoods]

@@shiregirl2001 true true. And That makes it even worse 😔

[@marrem7207]

Haven’t watched this yet as I am saving for later but I’ve already smashed the like button because I know that this will be AWESOME to watch!

[@cruelworldhappymind]

Thank you so much 🥺💜 hope you enjoy it when you are able to watch itb

[@kellyk1286]

Loving your new background/set up. And I also love watching you videos!! It’s a breath of fresh air to see someone actually making authentic, intelligent content that provides a different outlook to so many “modern” or “typical” concepts we see all too often on this platform. Keep up the good work! You are extremely entertaining ✨ 😊 PS: Congrats on the baby and the new mommy-life!! 🎉 👶🏻 I hope all is well on your side of the screen! 👩‍💻💕