The Most Controversial Children's Toys

[@Knightytt]

Thanks for the endless support. I love y'all.

[@MrWiki-cm8hu]

Have you ever heard of omega mart?

[@WOWMAN.]

SLAYING THE DRAGON AND RELEASING THE PEASANTS !?! 😭

[@reneemachuca3026]

I would ride a train, a dragon than slay one

[@Otinikミ]

@@reneemachuca3026 ?

[@RadioMan2023]

@@Otinikミ Arab nokia ringtone plays

[@MaggotfilledFlesh]

😂

[@Tyler-f00k1n]

Trogdor.

[@TexasBlueAngel85]

I had an Easy Bake Oven and my mom taught me how to use it and it was always in the kitchen. I never took it outside of the kitchen. I will always appreciated her responsible parenting.

[@StUp11d_AvRR]

Did you burned your finger

[@christinaspataro4995]

@@StUp11d_AvRR Hi it's me grammarly did you mean burn?

[@StUp11d_AvRR]

@@christinaspataro4995 yes

[@ultralance]

Easy bake ovens are way less dangerous than a real oven with their temperatures (though still hot enough to cause serious burns especially with prolonged exposure) but what's important in being a reasonable parent is sizing up your kid fairly and explaining it's a toy, but it's a toy that's still dangerous in the same way the adult version is; it's hot and you can burn yourself. If you play with and teach the kid to use it, and they seem competent, leaving it in the kitchen is absolutely reasonable and I assume that's more or less how it went with your mom. The potential for danger exists within any object, depending on how its utilized, who used it, and what they mean to accomplish versus what plays out. Pogo sticks are a way dumber dangerous toy - with riding bicycles or even go-karts/motorized vehicles, you can claim it helps train kids for more serious dangers faced living as an adult. With a pogo stick, what danger are you preparing for in adulthood by bouncing around on a stick and hoping you don't fall wrong on a hard surface? Set a world record in an underground jackhammer rodeo without injuring if not paralyzing or even outright killing yourself depending on which bones break on landing? Though for a more specific toy in the vein of this video if you read down here, look into the (roughly) 1950's era gas powered pogo stick. Whatever you think of pogo sticks as a toy, I think we can all agree that adding a combustion engine to make you bounce even higher is not an improvement to safety.

[@aliencafe]

Same. I thought my mom was a little over the top with her insistence to only make things in the kitchen with her or my dad watching, but the older I get the more I realize she was really just looking out for my safety!

[@kaitlin9288]

God, I love the Evil Stick so much. Not the toy itself, just the idea that something that fucking absurd exists and is being sold in the toy aisle of the fucking dollar store

[@floatingeyeofdeath]

FR like id hate for my kid to have it but id 100% buy one for myself just cause of how crazy it is

[@nixienooo]

I had that tellytubby doll when I was younger, didn’t know I was being hate-crimed as a toddler lmao

[@randomtinypotatocried]

Same here

[@APoliticalConfusionAndMess]

Lol, hate crimes don’t exist, you snowflake.

[@s0ggywaffle562]

same lmao

[@magnificentjeebz6208]

Yo, haha, probably beat I didn’t get it, as a child, lmao, but wow, that part “I got a gun” kills me, lmao

[@ZimVader-0017]

Since I grew up watching the show, I never hear what people say they hear 😅 I always hear what the creators intended. Tinky-Winky says "Again, again!" (I got a gun, LOL) and"Big hug!", and Po says "Fidit, fidit" and "All around".

[@sandrafaith]

Back in the 1970s, my cousin had a doll called Baby Alive. You fed it actual food and then you... changed its poopy diaper. Well, guess what happens if all of the food doesn't come out? _...yeah._

[@Macachee]

…how did the doll convert food to poop?

[@Tahani2006]

What happens?

[@primalseraphim]

@@Tahani2006 i assume the food starts molding and making a really gross smell?

[@achromaticghost]

@@primalseraphim ayy awesome pfp

[@jbrubin8274]

Oh I remember that bs. That thing wasn’t a gift. That’s a job I did not ask Santa for!

[@PartyBoxGamer]

It wasn’t so much of a toy, but my mom showed me a bear shaped bar of soap that was fairly popular when she was a kid in the 70’s. When freed from the airtight plastic package and exposed to air the bear would grow “fur” which many believed to be a form of mold, obviously. Kids were encouraged to use this moldy soap day in and day out by using the incentive of a prize being hidden in the middle of the bar of soap. Moldy soap seems pretty counter productive, but hey, the 70’s were wild times.

[@graceannamaria]

i was born in 2001 and i had a bear soap with fur on it with a toy thing inside😳😳i don’t recall it growing the fur back after that first layer was gone tho!!

[@PartyBoxGamer]

@@graceannamaria Oh gosh, those were still in production up until then? Wow! Hopefully the prize was at least worth any potential side effects.

[@graceannamaria]

@@PartyBoxGamer it certainly wasn’t, i only remember getting a little plastic red mouse!!😅😅

[@chocomelo454]

was it mold after all? I need to know.

[@PartyBoxGamer]

@@chocomelo454 A non-toxic strain, but mold indeed. Apparently once my grandmother realized what it was my mother didn’t have hers long enough to get to the prize, as it was promptly yeeted into the trash.

[@t00l.sh3d]

WAKE UP BABE NEW KNIGHT CRIME UPLOAD

[@Knightytt]

If she stays asleep, she's fake for that

[@sandrasvri9286]

A moment later, the cat finally walks in 💃🏻

[@manny6265]

Wake the f up samurai we have a new knight video

[@shortycareface9678]

This reminds me of when my friends and I would buy "cigarette gums" during a yearly fair in my hometown. Basically, a piece of gum in a wrapper imitating a cigarette. They eventually got outlawed, from what I can remember.

[@john-paulbitler3657]

They’re still in candy stores to this day

[@michelleschrock9141]

There still here in germany. The only thing is that you can only buy them at carnivals. They sadly don't sell them at the candy store in my village so i have to wait until the carnival comes to my village or we drive to a bigger carnival in a nearby town. 🎪🎠🎡🎢

[@thatsaiyangirl]

The ice cream man from my neighborhood still has it around 😳

[@soybeansoybeansoybean]

i remember getting these chocolate cigars when i was younger it was really good but kinda weird i also remember eating fake cigarettes candies and im a younger gen z

[@soyunperedor]

my grandfather bought me a "super elastic bubble plastic" toy once: it had the texture of thick nail polish, and it smelled like acetone. made me kinda lightheaded.

[@hollyholly3172]

Same!! It smelled really awful. Smells like that usually make me lightheaded/sick too. Eventually I got scared it would give me some disease and I stopped playing with it. I think I still have an almost full tube somewhere.

[@soyunperedor]

@@hollyholly3172 i was probably like 7, that’s probably why i got asthma 😂😂

[@jordanr.2120]

Yeah I would definitely rather be called a slur by a Teletubby than be irradiated or poisoned with noxious fumes. Especially because, well... Teletubbies are so gender-ambiguous and rainbowy that it would feel less like a hate crime and more like a handshake, because me too.

[@kaibaiarrio1299]

Hell tinky winky is a gay icon

[@DayDreamingWriters]

​@@kaibaiarrio1299Oh C'mon! He was Definitely Twink

[@RobinFletcher-mt1he]

THE WAY AS I TOT WHILE LEARNING TO SPEAK I CALLED HIM "TWINKY WINKY" 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@devilord3271]

My guess as to what happened with the Tarzan toy is that the American designers sent design documents to some manufacturer in China, and some manager who didn't understand English very well just interpreted what they wanted based on the images it came with

[@Jerry_the_Head]

acetone is also commonly used in doll customization in order to remove any printing that the doll had and return it to a clean slate, and also used to (if needed) shrink the doll's head

[@Lonesome_Ghostbuster]

Here's a toy kit that was on the market back in the 90s and early 2000s. The CSI kit, when CSINY (Crime Scene Investigators: New York) first aired in the late 90s, the show became so popular that toys from the show was released: including the kit mentioned. But was quickly pulled off shelves because the powder that came with the kit had asbestos in it causing children who played with the powder to go to the doctors.

[@C0SM1CPR1NC3]

can't believe the evilstick picture still makes me jump lmao

[@Knightytt]

Still kinda freaks me out too. As a kid, I was absolutely traumatized.

[@phoebegarrett3055]

@@Knightytt same 😭

[@AshenDalia]

I still don't understand who thought the old lawn darts were a good idea for children, or anyone in fact, to play with. Like yes, let's chuck a large sharp dart into the air and see where it lands! Nothing could possibly go wrong!

[@ImPlum]

I had an Easy Bake Oven in the early 2000s, I never had any issues LOL. What did terrify me as a child though was these Winnie the Pooh characters , that were battery operated, and they would “talk” to each other whenever nearby each other. I had like 4 or 5 of them and I didn’t know the batteries were dying, until one day I was trying to sleep and I heard them talking to each other but in this horrifying distorted way because of the batteries dying-NIGHTMARE FUEL

[@loganhartson5942]

I would have died on the spot, sounds like the worst thing to happen at night besides looking at something that’s clearly there but it looking different

[@ImPlum]

@@loganhartson5942 especially being under the age of 10 😭😭

[@loganhartson5942]

@@ImPlum oh my god I can remember being a kid and having a specific stuffed dog and it had black or brown around its eyes that I couldn’t sleep with it around because in the dark it was shaped somewhat similar to a skull and freaked me out

[@girlscanbedrummers5804]

Probably never did because you were older 🙄

[@ImPlum]

@@girlscanbedrummers5804 I was born in 2000 so 🧍🏻‍♀️idk how much older you think I was when I was the age demographic for the product at the time

[@dissonancE..]

When you said an Iconic wand I don't know why I thought you were going to lead into another controversial toy from a big magical series. The Nimbus vibrating broom. I was just talking about my little brother having a queasy bake oven which was the male version of easy bake oven.

[@Kneon_Knight]

That broom was very, very popular with a lot of pre-adolescent girls. Yep.

[@ThatOneGuy-OG]

Whenever he said "If there's a movie or TV show there's toys for it" Reminded me of "If it exists-"

[@pixystixnfairycrack]

Oh superelasticbubbleplastic... I loved playing with that stuff when I was a kid. And that definitely explains some of my issues now as an aging adult. Thanks mom and dad.

[@hollyholly3172]

Damn, I’m sorry to hear that. I wonder what issues? I also played with it when I was a kid. I’m 21 now, so I think mine would have been the non toxic version. And remembered that stuff smelled AWFUL! it smelled so bad I got scared I was gonna get sick/ some disease (I was a paranoid kid) so I stopped and told my mom we wouldn’t be playing with it again. I probably still have some somewhere. I don’t even remember where we bought it from. Wishing you the best. I hope your health issues aren’t too serious.

[@sandrafaith]

Holy crap, I remember that Super Elastic Bubble Plastic. Shoutout from one of those 1970s children! Ah, a childhood of noxious plastic and lawn darts...

[@dmreddragon6]

And clackers, candy cigarettes, etc...

[@Em0_]

In the 50s 60s or 70s there was a belt buckle with a cap gun on it that would go off when the wearer thrusted their hips forward and would occasionally catch fire.

[@QuickManSimp]

One of my art teachers actually worked on the design for the Rad Repeatin’ Tarzan; he never got into designing the arm movement since he did the early concept, but when he saw the final he cracked up. One of his students bought one and asked him to sign it but he told him to f-off

[@kaz51]

My mom's boyfriend has a boxed red teletubby mentioned above, and I can confirm it sounds exactly like the sourced clip, with two or three normal sounding clips it cycles with. He told me the dude who recorded it got canned from the company shortly and they remanufactured the dolls with a different sound chip but some were still shipped out, I haven't researched this myself fyi I just got excited to see it mentioned here, it's been an in joke with us for a few years now

[@Jerry_the_Head]

i used to own an easy bake oven, and after we had no use for it, i'd just plug it into my room like it was a radiator, and pretend that it was a campfire

[@Meiliina]

The candies reminded me that we still have licorice pipes here in Scandinavia that are pretty popular. There's also still uranium glass made, but it's mostly just art glass.

[@MG-op5rl]

Good video! I would add Creepy Crawlers - metal molds you filled with “goop” and then placed on “thing-makers” which were little hot plates.

[@TheSylvirr]

The female version of that was a jewelry maker...where you melted actual metal and poured it into molds. Because, you know, molten metal is super safe and super easy for a 6 year old to control. ...Fond memories of that shit tho. Maybe thats why I developed a nickel allergy.

[@Kneon_Knight]

@@TheSylvirr There were also molds for flowers, and a set for naking some of the nastiest candy I have ever tasted - the only piece I ever ate made me throw up.

[@MrXemrox]

12:43 That toy was probably one of the reasons toy safety regulations are a thing, if it wasn't for this, safety regulations for toys would probably come ahead much later.

[@cobainsgeetar]

woah , the purple lights adds a lot of good mystery . cool video man !!!!!!

[@Goat81093]

I love how the makers of the Teletubbies toys basically said "you need to watch the show and understand it's plot before buying our toys you noobs"

[@XDrang93]

When it came to the Evilstick segment, At least he was censoring himself in a way that doesn't come off as cringy like a block hopping r/askreddit reader.

[@bennayboy37]

I remember there was this weird Elmo book that had certain copies that would, no joke have Elmo say “haha who wants to die?”

[@nathanielpatterson-rc9dq]

It was supposed to be saying "who has to go," but due to the sound quality, it does sound like he's saying such a horrible phrase.

[@soyunperedor]

i ain't gonna lie-- them candy cigarettes are delicious. a bad influence towards children, but those little sugar sticks with a picture of scooby-doo on the box SLAP.

[@__M.C__]

The package for the evil stick says it plays music, but it actually plays creepy laughter when you press the button 👀

[@leenie4705]

i remember candy cigarettes! used to get them on holidays when i was younger lol .. great video dude!

[@anaisnintuition]

Your hair is always so pretty !!! I love how you styled it for this video

[@anaisnintuition]

Ok also you've grown so many subscribers since I found your channel !!!🥺💘💘

[@Randaru_ga_daisukidesu]

Omg you have the same name as me anias

[@CartoonCreature]

5:43 “You’re not exactly gonna be making a thanksgiving dinner inside this thing” May I introduce you to Brandon Farris?

[@AllTheWeirdestProject]

The thing no one addresses about the Teletubbies is that if you watch the dances in the intro to the show, three of the Teletubbies' dances are ones that kids can easily imitate, whereas Dipsy does a more complicated dance that even I (an accomplished dancer) can't do.

[@alphadragonwolfwarrior6373]

Oh boy, do I remember that talking Po all too well 😂

[@trevorgoodchild8266]

My favorite toy as a kid was definitely on the dangerous side, it was like the Easy Bake oven but you roasted gel into metal molds of bugs and creepy stuff. No idea what was in the goo but I'm pretty sure there had been a few recalls on it in the past.

[@Kneon_Knight]

Ah, the Thingmaker. The original "Goop" as it was called was a form of heat-cured liquid vinyl. Not sure what it was in the 90s version.

[@nicholasfarrell5981]

Creepy Crawlerz, I had one of those ovens!

[@gloamingghost]

My little sister had an easy bake oven! It suddenly combusted one day, and we had to spray the thing with a garden hose for a while haha!

[@newbiegamelover4767]

To anyone who defends the sale of the Evilstick to children: What do you expect to see when you remove the foil? Do you expect something resembling a Disney villain simply glaring back at you, or do you expect something like what was described here? When making something "evil" for children, you have to at least make sure the "evil" is kid friendly. Especially if you're going to package it in a brightly colored, friendly-looking plastic wand.

[@MissSallyB1]

ty for not including Sky Dancers, because I would've gone on a big rant about how I swear I was the only kid who knew how to use the damn things propels so nobody got hurt...which I believe I just did. oops.

[@Kneon_Knight]

There's a video of a little girl playing with one on Christmas morning, and on its first flight it goes straight into the blazing logs in the fireplace.

[@ghostkiie]

great now everytime u say "uncanny valley" i think of that ARG 😭😭 also i had an easy bake oven , it was awesome .. i know i remember them tasting much better than they actually were 😂

[@King_Randomgrandpa]

There's one that I know of and it kinda relates to the teletubbies. I can't remember when it came out, but I think McDonald's did a promotion for the Minions movie and one of the Minions that you can get is a cave man version and what it said was wap bap pup or something like that and people got mad because it sounded like it said what the f.

[@OhHeckNono]

When I was like 11 my mom bought us the aquapets Dora, I knew years later that the toy had been polemic due to it's "shape", but not my overprotective mom nor me and my sister saw anything wrong with it, ever. Sometimes kids don't see thing the way we adults see them.

[@mintygremlin410]

I’ve just watched like, six of your videos in a row and I’m absolutely loving what you put out! You have a really great voice and I don’t know what it is specifically, but I love the way you talk about the stuff you cover. I dunno, I just really like your stuff and I’m excited to see what else you make in the future and I really think you’re gonna blow up, you clearly put a lot of work in and have a passion for this stuff and you deserve more attention. Either way I think I’m gonna stick around and find out, cause you seriously do make great stuff!

[@EX7RUD1CON]

An easy bake oven is barely an oven, it’s just an incandescent light bulb inside, it only Cooks small things because it uses the heat of the light bulb.

[@teirusureynard9279]

13:20 - this is from the same timeframe as radium-infused energy water, self-X-ray tools at the shoe store, uranium paint plates, and radium laced underwear. Video games weren't around at the time, and how much is a PS5?

[@Veladus]

Yeah, they thought radiation was a *good* thing. Lessons were learned. Similarly, while they did know cigarettes caused cancer in the 50s, it was relatively new information and they had no idea the extent of the danger. They didn't even get that surgeon general warning until the mid 60s.

[@RobocopStealerOfFridges]

4:16 I can see how it could be mis-understood as that, but I can't un-hear "farty farty." Also I burst out laughing at 4:21 and 4:22.

[@SirAlexOfTheGuitar]

Bro you missed an opportunity for some epic banana puns in the Tarzan one

[@elaynadiedinside]

For all you memers out there, the Evil Stick incident happened Ohio. I live there and go to dollar stores frequently but never seen one ;-;

[@galaxeonart9338]

I remember when I was in school (being in my mid 20’s today) that smoking packets of crushed smarties was a thing especially with younger kids. The whole thing was just weird to me as I was a square who never figured out how to smoke candy correctly. Now vapes exist with fruit flavors! Bad habits find a way I guess.

[@doxaforthesoul]

The cigarette gums were super big when I was a child, it’s kinda hard to get them now, but where I live they were never controversial and children loved them. I actually bought a box of the online lately for nostalgia reasons lol

[@MaggotfilledFlesh]

I agree with the easy bake oven issues. The parents should have been there. When I was a kid I got it for Christmas and I loved it, but my mom, nana and grandpa kept a CLOSE eye on me because it was an oven. It doesn't matter how small. It still heats up and it can stull burn you. Defiantly when you go to take the pan out it's HOT so I always had my mom helo me with that. Eady Bake Oven is a toy and parents need to watch their kids when baking with it. The oven is so very fun, but it's only fun when safety is there.

[@kurokage4440]

One of the craziest toy recalls I've ever heard of was Aquadots in 2007 due to them unintentionally being laced with sedative drugs which led to several kids who consumed them to fall into comas and even have seizures

[@alexslife4652]

I remember me and my family playing with something similar to the super elastic bubble plastic toy like 7 years ago and and it made me so sick and dizzy, I felt like I was going to pass out in the middle of my driveway. I think my little brother got sick too but not to the extent. I still get a little nauseous just thinking about it. Not to mention how sticky and messy it was

[@averageytviewer6893]

The horror music paired with Tarzan... Best thing ever.

[@thezambambo2184]

The Atomic Energy lab legitimately feels like it should be a toy you see on bill boards in Fallout

[@AlexisAriasX]

I remember having the Po doll and my cousins hysterically laughing at its potty mouth and I was confused by what was so funny 🤣

[@loveycat5474]

I had a easy bake oven as a child in the 70s. I was not supervised and there was no accidents.

[@MaggotfilledFlesh]

Naw man you where just lucky. I am supervised and I still burned myself on the hot small pan. You ought to ve grateful you where fine bro 😂

[@nootnoot7725]

I actually own all the Teletubbie dolls, and I never realized what they were actually “saying” 💀

[@ZimVader-0017]

Since I grew up watching the show, I never hear what people say they hear 😅 I always hear what the creators intended. Tinky-Winky says "Again, again!" (I got a gun, LOL) and"Big hug!", and Po says "Fidit, fidit" and "All around".

[@soyisabelyt]

8:53 Top worst practices of censorship number 2

[@sleepyashu]

Not the Teletubby calling me slurs-

[@klairet9273]

Somewhere in a alternate universe : My first vape be just like mommy and vape!

[@laurenfaye82]

i played softball for around 8 years, and i can firmly say the BEST GUM was Big League Chew

[@shasleeping]

I actually had one of the teletubby dolls but when I found it after some years it didnt talk anymore but it was rlly dirty lol

[@matthewkile3493]

At first the nuclear kit was wild, but it's really just a cloud chamber as far as I can tell, which is a harmless and fun way to show that radiation is literally everywhere lol

[@k1tcaliber]

the euphemisms in the first one are KILLING ME it's so funny

[@cloud_bear-u8k]

So I don't know if there are such gums in other countries to this day, but in Poland we still have gums that are made to look like you know, ordinary cigarettes not like the big chew- and the packaging is made to imitate a red or blue packs of Malboro cigarettes, you can buy them in most grocery stores. Sad to see, I am myself a smoker, but when I was younger my mom bought me gums like this, and she and dad both smoked, it was kind of predetermined for me that- "yeah you were going to smoke too, soon.".

[@Htsht-xg3cr]

Love listening to these while I’m at work :)

[@LynnE507]

Awesome Tool shirt! I didn't think the younger people even listened to Tool. ❤❤❤

[@nicolestewart2843]

I love this channel. You are so fun to watch and the topics are great. So happy to discover you!

[@markalexander3659]

Okay but the "I've got a gun" was SUPER clear

[@shibafox]

Oh my god I forgot about the bubble plastic, that was my favorite thing as a kid. That was in the late 90s though, so I'm sure it was much safer.

[@Lovebug2458]

I Remember when I was little, got an easy bake oven for Christmas and has a mental breakdown because we didn't have a 100 watt bulb to operate it

[@aksr666]

The Tool t-shirt is the best thing about this video

[@rabiesoverlord]

REAL

[@markalexander3659]

Easy Bake Ovens have had MANY recalls going all the way back to the 1960s

[@Yasumi293]

My very smart mother reasoned that I couldn’t have the ez-bake in my bedroom bc “she doesn’t keep the big oven in her bedroom” so I’d always be under close supervision

[@cutest_pets]

The red telebuddy sounds innocent and bite my butt sounds like bababah THE PURPLE ONE SOUNDS TOO FANTASTIC LMAO

[@Goozero1]

The super elastic bubble plastic looks like it could be a glue addict's first try.

[@chickenabuser5474]

In Afghanistan there was a very controversial children's toy called AK 47 . Children often used to swallow the leg bullets and parents were outraged by it .

[@MySqueezingArm]

My man you missed Lawn Darts.

[@carlycarmine3858]

Nice TOOL t-shirt,dude I love their music so much

[@AlexJohnson00]

The Real Lines The Plush Teletubbies Are Saying Po Fi-dit Fi-dit Fi-dit Mar Mar Man Tinky Winky Again Again Big Hug! There You Go Now Also Very Good Video!

[@WW2_kid]

Tarzan was out there “making some whipped cream”

[@PollyW326]

Oh lord, I HAD SOME SUPER ELASTIC BUBBLE PLASTIC! I would blow up the biggest bubbles I could. I do remember it smelling exactly like nail polish remover too! Heaven help me. LOL!

[@PrettyAliceNight]

I had the by bubble stuff as a kid many times. I loved playing with it but it smelled so strong and made me dizzy.

[@Luhvxmaddy]

NO WAY I HAD THE TELETUBI TOY

[@mordaciousfilms]

I am a 90s kid and I DEFINITELY had a bunch of these. I used to put like the entire pack of BIG LEAGUE CHEW in my mouth, I had an EASY BAKE OVEN, the Super Elastic Bubble Plastic... dang, we grew up in some lawless times!

[@redchip7561]

love the tool shirt man! and your videos 👍

[@sparkyspark964]

Love the Tool t-shirt! Got to see them in concert just before the whole shutdown thing…❤

[@lakeswirl6985]

started laughing so hard i went into a coughing fit at the tarzan toy footage

[@nathanielpatterson-rc9dq]

As a kid, I thought Po was saying "fatty."

[@Loudongirl]

I had an Easy Bake Oven in the 80s. Never got hurt. Yes it bakes things, but it uses a lightbulb to do it. The parents should have been monitoring their kids

[@bboinggbboingg]

No fucking way 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ That Tarzan toy is absolutely insane

[@spiritsaysso111]

I know I’m behind but I love the lecture to parents about the Easy Bake Oven 💕

[@MrCrapStone]

dude id swallow and chew play doh like it was 5 star meal

[@ThatTopHatDud]

I used to have candy cigarettes but it never made me want to smoke idk that’s just me

[@vinewhip]

HEY I SEE THAT KENDAMA BEHIND YOU also really good video man, you’re one of my fav youtubers 🫶