THE PERFECT GOOSEYS | Omeleto

A prep school has trouble with a student.
THE PERFECT GOOSEYS is used with permission from Andrew Mudge. Learn more at blackkettlefilms.com.
George attends the competitive private school Auburn Academy, where he struggles to keep up with the other students. Auburn is a harsh, even cruel, place, full of overachievers who are often mean to the boy -- if they aren't completely ignoring him. It doesn't help that his dad is the school's janitor, either, who picks up his son in a rickety old car every day.
But George's dad decides to stand up for his kid, showing just how far a parent will go to love and support their child -- even if it means possible further humiliation.
Director Andrew Mudge has crafted a sweet, delightful dramedy full of genuine heart and compassion. Its charming quirks -- minimal dialogue for the main characters, soaring score and meticulous and witty production design -- never overwhelm the film.
THE PERFECT GOOSEYS wears its sincerity and emotion proudly, earning every second of its touching finale -- and reminding us what really matters when it comes to what teach our families.

[@Trypyyyy]

The moment they realised that they are not loved. They are their parents trophies... nothing more.

[@sin2510]

I understand now damnnn

[@sanctor1202]

14:17

[@javafloof]

damn.

[@neverthesame7887]

you summed it up brilliantly

[@jenneeibujbelono-ac4745]

Yah true

[@seb8613]

Technically, he is the most popular kid in the school.

[@nightmare3885]

No its.... nvm

[@conradoarcejr3606]

His popular for his reputation in a silly way

[@teemaro5703]

Facts

[@hope1053]

Can somebody tell me why they honked the horn??

[@laurie2328]

@@nightmare3885 dont even there are many flaws I can point out abt u :)

[@Baguette_Cat_The_Cat]

Dude straight up roasted everyone in his school by hugging his father cause they were crying like they never been hugged before

[@LS-td3no]

Good story about valuing the right things in life. Well done, filmmakers.

[@0x1O55Legacy]

The other kids are jealous

[@coopdawg7203]

If those kids could read they would be very upset

[@roguejester4986]

It's likely.

[@peggyfranzen6159]

That's because he will be somebody', the bullies won't.

[@dixiedoodle4027]

all those kids are gonna grow up with emotional damage because their parents cared so much about their achievements and not about them, but goosey is gonna grow up knowing how loved he was.

[@evanraymond8728]

Yups,, so true

[@roguejester4986]

They are going to be sociopathic adults because of how unloved they actually are.

[@KutWrite]

Probably a scatter diagram on both sides. Goosey Jr will also have scars and empty spots where he missed out on socializing with peers. The other kids will have creature comforts and some good memories. Maybe some guilt and empty spots too.

[@ericjshorts3203]

RIP Walter Crepeau.

[@ni-kichick]

@@roguejester4986 not everyone is like that just because they grew up unloved? There are a lot of people who grew up in harsh environment doesn't mean they are sociopath adults

[@americanpig-dog7051]

I wanted the sign to say "MY CHILD PUTS UP WITH YOUR LITTLE SHITS"

[@crimsonkarma13]

facts

[@ashvsthedeadite6091]

This comment doesnt have the likes it deserves

[@johnmiller2290]

I can just see the director saying to the actors "Right, all you've got remember is that you're all playing a bunch of little shits."

[@garzie88]

Right

[@elizabethbennet4791]

HAHA LOL

[@akaquitez2459]

Send one of these kids to a normal School and they’d get jumped

[@shrimblepoggins8125]

facts

[@diejagers4636]

Exactly I’d be the one to jump em I’ve got nothing against British but these kids

[@aelrecs015]

They don't stand a chance in our schools.

[@elizabethbennet4791]

DUUUDE omg. when i went to an elite junior high school in a different city, i kept thinking this. had they went to my old school their asses would be grass.

[@robbieblieck8792]

In my school they would probebly be bullied from the teachers

[@kevinbumgardner3553]

Their parents were proud of their achievements. His parents are proud of HIM.

[@dikshashahakar3767]

Well said

[@what-ex9yv]

proud of themselves

[@ayothepizzahere4802]

Bruh that janitor looks so humble and sweet

[@stinkyuglyfat6306]

he died

[@starcausewhynot9249]

@@stinkyuglyfat6306 OH HELL NA

[@captainsmith5851]

@@stinkyuglyfat6306 wait really?

[@thatunstablefriend5377]

@@stinkyuglyfat6306 wait no way 😭

[@uzayr7284]

Bruh u lot messed. Read his name

[@mauriciomunoz6223]

The real villains: the parents who let the abuse take place.

[@raymundlogo3521]

The school too.

[@icecream-wf5yb]

Yeah I mean I was shocked why their parents aren't saying anything 🙄

[@thi8a]

Child bullies grow up to be adult bullies

[@mamadindiaye4749]

Yessssss

[@MGTexan47]

Oh yeah if I had a kid and they tried that I'd be whooping that ass in the lot in front of everyone. I'd be wanting to kick some parents asses too.

[@natxshap]

The disturbing thing is that those parents did nothing about their children's behaviour. Edit - The teachers too. Also I know this is not real, I'm saying theoretically if this were to happen (which it could, bullying goes on a lot nowadays). And I know the parents (even teachers) probably brought the kids up this way because the apple doesn't fall far from the tree, but it is still disturbing either way.

[@16nwb1]

probably cause some parent encourage this kind of behaviuor

[@tbethanneanderson7449]

Makes me want to cry

[@jacetheboogeyman3797]

The sad thing is they probably weren't even their parents, just divers they hired and felt a bit jealous of how close he was with his father at the end

[@rimjhimkaraki8070]

It’s because the kids learned their behavior from their parents.

[@anthoypapalini8085]

Maybe because it A FILM

[@marianchapman9254]

Love how that kid at the end got into the car and honked the horn - jealous of Goosey's parents' love and genuine affection for him. Pretty powerful.

[@allarkvarkk8987]

I don’t think that’s why. I think it’s because he was a green jacket and just got his red one so he was probably humiliated like goosey

[@titaan814]

@@allarkvarkk8987 Nah he was still a green jacket because he took a 2 YEAR SABBATICAL ON THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION

[@joryharris8002]

nah, at this school the least of them all had to honk their horn at the end to admit it to the others. The last kid was good, he never engaged in the other's bullying. He showed that despite all his accomplishments, Goosey's were more important.

[@ganeshsiddeshbale57]

Since gooseys and his family are the main characters they probably are the richest in real life

[@ekathproductions]

Not really, I’d imagine they didn’t get paid life altering amounts of money for this project.

[@fakanaiona1372]

I agree with you and also a humble family. And must be happier than the lots of them

[@unclegardener]

@@ekathproductions That’s so true 😂😂😂😂😂

[@ericjshorts3203]

In real life maybe HE is the bully

[@nyikasplace9886]

Who cares about actors in real life?

[@afksjaflksjalkfjlksfj]

"To the world you may be one person, but to one person you may be the world." ~Dr. Seuss

[@muminurrhoman8318]

Seen this quote in a korean series

[@jadenstar1038]

Lol, Dr Seuss cheated on his wife as she suffered from cancer, and eventually she killed herself.

[@Hayashida_Official]

to nurture, to give, to love that’s from dhar man

[@abcman_plays]

Noah Cheng o I know right

[@paige6029]

Dr seuss was racist

[@w..r.i.z.z]

The facts that this private school doesn’t even have a proper car park is very concerning

[@hellocar123]

MangoCurryGaming and then parents have to take this specific driving test for how to approach the gravel patch in front

[@user-ds8jj5bd5l]

I know right that’s supposed to be a "rich kids" school

[@BeyondTheMind007]

and they all miraculously materialised apples to throw at the car.

[@charlottefowler4890]

Xu11y They should make a parking lot in those twelve football fields between the school and the tennis courts.

[@tatmannewsnetworkyourfavor3822]

Its a parking lot. Bit a car park

[@jagan2]

The psychological abuse of children often starts in schools, where the ones with the lowest results are displayed by teachers and professors as a bad example to the schoolmates. As a result, children grow up with similar judgements toward the other children, and they start to discriminate based on criteria that have been taught to them.

[@Anu55203]

Absolutely right. I always tend to find the root cause to any problem. Now that i have found one, i am really gonna do something about it in my sorrounding. And yeah, thanks a lot.

[@peggyfranzen6159]

That goes for genuinely acute teachers.Everyone has talent! Forget the middle of the bell curve of education! Open up.

[@bumboklaatry5828]

the sad reality of why personal tutoring is better than schooling

[@iamdee2615]

Its true, in culture where i grow up, if you are fair skin you are always chose to be the Queen Or muse. Or often chosen in every competition when it comes to their standard of beauty. Tea her s often has favoritism.

[@wumao_gang1020]

Not rlly my teachers love me but at school most ppl dislike me

[@danielsmolensky6206]

If some people dont understand the ending, Basically the parents of the rich kids only flex their intelligence not their love for them, however the poor kids parents are the opposite. Note: Thanks to Sally Party And Marcella Manning for giving a better idea for a defenition for my comment

[@sallyparty1978]

The others just flex their child, not loving them at all.

[@marcellamanning8013]

And that love is the highest achievement

[@mortuc1]

Whats with the honking bit throughout tho? I honestly dont get it

[@danieloh9828]

@@mortuc1 I believe his last name is Goosey. They are asking him to honk the horn like a goose.

[@williamhealy6381]

The other parents love their kids too because they write signs on their cars about how great their kids are, the difference is that the janitor loves his son no matter what he's good at

[@arthurrados7472]

If these kids went to a public school they would get their asses handed to them

[@RickHarrison519]

Arthur Rados lol true

[@Brandon-mq5vi]

Ikr

[@Flayvfx]

Arthur Rados No question about it.

[@RevvedMetal_Eco]

Arthur Rados honestly lmao

[@sindrerustenmikkelsen5453]

Its so true

[@jnb756]

If my kid was treated like that by those sweet little angels - especially in front of their parents - cars would all start putting up signs that say "My Kid Disappeared Last Night"

[@danyalshamsi1161]

Oof!

[@steinhillstudios1657]

lol

[@twitchcreamaly9977]

(Lip smack) NOICE

[@vishnusanthosh7599]

aaahh you seem dangerousssss...

[@ricmoffet6843]

My daughter, was bullied all her life at school, we tried everything, but the last straw was when a teacher supported her own daughter in the bullying as well. I ripped my daughter out of school permanently, and with my wife, we left on a world tour, for the next 4 years. We we came home, she was a different girl. Most of here school "mates" ??? , didn't amount to much, But my daughter at 23 became the CEO off her own multi million dollar company, and she started with a $1000. I am so proud of her and we get to see our grandchildren as much as we can. Her children don't bully and she will not allow her children to be bullied. Don't allow your children to bully other kids, Their outcome may end up being not worth much at all.

[@Kemodreizehn]

The Moment where I see these Kids throwing Apples....and seeing the Face of his Dad.....man I have to be honest...that hurts me so so bad I want to cry!

[@lovemonkeyfunfun]

I did! I gotta get ready for work and I'm crying over KZbin no wonder I have no plans tonight! But seriously great flick as always here!

[@Noctis-CXIV]

I have been crying for the past week for this old man.

[@KutWrite]

It touched me too. I was bullied in grade school but learned "Tongue Fu" - how to use words to fight back. Worked for me even long after, with nasty supervisors and even an attempted knifing. Talked the guy right out of it.

[@magnuslindgaard1070]

I did cry

[@Kemodreizehn]

@@KutWrite Iam proud of you! I cant even imagine how you feeld back in the days man! But so you learned early to stand up for yourselfe! This is deffenetly something you gone profite from today! Greetings and have a good Day my Friend :)

[@anjiharrell6175]

I’ve never seen so many kids tease one kid before. Usually most kids have a least one or two friends they can go to for support. Thank goodness he had his parents. 😥

[@elsa_lost_1614]

Well then you haven’t met me before, you could have seen the whole world turning against me. I am nerdy tomboyish quiet kid who is bullied by everyone for better grades than them, better attitude to teachers than them and what else and all my parents want is a perfect daughter with the best academics . Now you know who I am what do you have to tell me ?

[@daniellamcgee4251]

Not the whole world. There are literally billions of people who haven't met you, and you haven't met them. It sounds like you are in a small bubble world where people lack the capacity to value what you have to offer. But one day, either someone will enter your bubble, or you will leave your bubble to have new life experiences. You will find your own place in the world and find your own kin - people who feel more like family than your relatives. Few of us are fortunate enough to feel a sense of belonging with the people we began life with. Part of the joy of life is finding who we naturally click with. It usually takes time. Especially for more unique types of personalities. Sometimes these people we click with are in our lives briefly, and sometimes they are friends for life. You are not alone in that so many people are like you in having a more reserved nature, and feel socially isolated. Many have parents who seem to love conditionally, based on achievement. It is actually a form of loving care for you. It sounds like your parents want you to do well in life for your own future comfort and stability. Maybe they want you to have things, or opportunities they didn't have. But I understand that you need unconditional love, as all healthy people do. It is rare that family members and friends can give us what we need, because it's like we are all a mis-match of shapes trying to fit our needs, wants, personalities and lives together. We need people of all different personality types in the world to contribute something unique because societies are complex. We all have our part to play in the history of humanity. One tiny act you do can have a positive ripple effect on many people you will never meet. And one day you will find people you feel at home with. Be patient. Those who are popular and seemingly successful in adolescence don't usually fit in so well in adulthood. They have qualities that best fit adolescent life, but not so much adult life. There are have been psychology studies about this, tracking students' lives over time. This is their golden time of life. Your golden time is yet to come! 💜

[@dhirajkumargupta4151]

@@elsa_lost_1614 i would say it's Ok

[@yoso5934]

In schools like that the would be friends are terrified they’ll be targeted too

[@-ImpulseMedia-]

“My child is mentally stable”

[@mrwrldwide6351]

Hey I just realised your on this video too

[@-ImpulseMedia-]

Lmao

[@muhammadhuzaimmalik546]

@@mrwrldwide6351 He is?

[@scrub7457]

Lazarus xd What? Lol

[@-ImpulseMedia-]

thats the most confusing thing i have heard all week lazarus

[@greywolfember5296]

"my child solved pi" what

[@kimitjen3390]

Hehehe

[@williamhe1967]

3.14159265358979323846264338327950288419716939937510582097494459230781640628620899862803482534211706798214808651328230664709384460955058223172535940812848111745028410270193852110555964462294895 continuing there done now enroll me into a private school please.

[@richhistory6085]

The point is to find the recurring decimal in pi

[@millwallfootballclub2670]

Me: Asks myslef what is that.

[@Katietayx]

Pi is a number...how can u solve it?

[@Linda-9037]

None of those nasty kids were appreciated for who they were...they were only tools for bragging rights for their parents. The picked on child is loved for his existence nothing else required....His parents big sign proclaimed that he has learned to love back in the same..perfect unconditional...way...Which makes him able to give great hugs...For them...the most valuable of all human achievements.

[@roguejester4986]

I agree, I would say that often to people who don't understand subjects like these.

[@puterboy2]

Like...the Golden Ticket winners?

[@roguejester4986]

@@jamesreeves4600 He/she/they know, it's just an opinion.

[@roykaneshiro3930]

If I saw my kid treating another kid like that he’d wouldn’t be in school the next day

[@bookeater1599]

Same

[@spider-maninminecraft2677]

Put this kids in a public school and they are so done.

[@em3876]

It depends what you mean by "public" school because in the UK a public school is a private school, they are more elitist than private schools think of eton,harrow or charterhouse

[@williswayne1876]

These kids won’t last in the hood

[@matton60ping24]

E M us schools

[@em3876]

@@matton60ping24 Oh ok sorry

[@556d]

@@williswayne1876YUP THEY WANT

[@sharanyaray2454]

This shows that all the rich parents love their children's achievements more than their children

[@just-A.randomdude]

So are u saying that's it's impossible for a parent to love their children dispite there great accomplishments? U don't know that about them, u can't just assume that

[@sharanyaray2454]

@@just-A.randomdude if those parents love their children not because of their accomplishments, then they would have stopped their children from bullying the kid

[@mohammedabrar5759]

@@just-A.randomdude there is a difference between loving the kids and loving their achievements... Honestly you would see the bond of love in poor families more compare to rich!!! There's a reason, Poor peeps lacks money, but only thing what they can give to their kids is Time and love!!!

[@just-A.randomdude]

@@mohammedabrar5759 you do have a point but remember that Love can be expressed in different ways by different people I don't believe that because they have money means they love them any less than how folks with less money love their kids Yes maybe some can be like that but not every single one

[@just-A.randomdude]

@@sharanyaray2454 What does loving their children have to do with the kids bullying a kid? I'm sorry I don't understand what u are saying

[@georgekurgansky5986]

This is top notch! This kid is so tough he doesn't need to say a single word or even utter any sound at all.

[@cubama3502]

*the kid hugs his father* everyone else: yeah I'll just stand here, sure why not.

[@peggyfranzen6159]

That was the best! How many individuals actually hug their father in plain sight! That's graduation!

[@myhairandstuffyall7163]

His father balling up his fists to show him to stand strong. Instant tears.

[@samanthaharrington8713]

Yes to stand strong but still be a carying, kind, loving person followed by a huge wonderful hug...

[@Taffygram]

i know my heart broke when i saw that

[@honeydew7349]

YAAAAASSS!!!

[@theofficialnoob5646]

Call me goosey coz i have goosebumps

[@rupture8781]

Exactly

[@bstreetbistro]

"My Kid is the Star and He Doesn't Have 1 Line in the Scriptt"

[@RobMacKendrick]

"...doesn't need to say anything."

[@Derek-no8fu]

Which one was your kid?

[@irresponsible9251]

- Karen

[@user-vf1fn9ph8c]

Hahahaha I agree

[@totallyrevv]

Later The parents: My child is a disgrace My child is a bully My child Isnt actually my child

[@kendricklamarofthe7seas490]

LMAO

[@14thbkrctsecks]

my child is actually adopted

[@roguejester4986]

My child is deformed

[@kurvitaschthedictator]

"My child is dead"

[@heyAPJ]

Perfect lol

[@AksBoutique]

This made me cry! What a great short film. Perfect direction, perfect music, great acting. It was really amazing to see the father and the mother supported their son. Even if he wasn’t good at studies, maybe because he got bullied, the parents believed in their son. The ending was fantastic. Everyone bullies Goosey and he runs towards his father and hugs him. That was the best scene. The film has a lesson for parents to always support their children. They should be proud of their children and not only their achievements. The film also has a lesson for the kids who get bullied, to not to lose self confidence. They should always believe in themselves. Not everyone is good at everything. Also the teachers should make sure no one gets bullied at their school, college or any other institution. Rating - 10/10.

[@julz86_]

His dad had the frikin coolest car in that parking lot Edit: JESUS CHRIST 4K LIKES

[@cronusbot5194]

Facts

[@Swukelz]

Beats all those rich kid’s and their 2005 toyotas

[@rkawan]

That is cj carsss!

[@magnus1960]

The Mtb Master dad pulls up in limo

[@brick3776]

True as hell

[@pixel_biscuit]

"My child has an IQ of 147" *Child: *runs around waving their arms while saying honk in the most deranged manner ever** _I can see that_

[@GamingPet07]

Ikr 🤣🤣🤣👍👌

[@marcuslalnunsanga7578]

i was Happy with my IQ(132) until i saw that i spit water out of my nose Lmao

[@bananamonkeygaming14]

147 is not THAT high

[@pixel_biscuit]

@@bananamonkeygaming14 No, but it is in the genius range.

[@pixel_biscuit]

@@marcuslalnunsanga7578 xD

[@raspberri_myx6637]

Something about this film always makes me feel like I'm watching a Roald Dahl book in action. Like, the one good kid among a thousand jerks, all the teachers and parents being horrible, the over-the-top achievements that the other kids have gotten... is it just me?

[@shawngilliland243]

Hmm - I can see that, too, so it's not just you. 🙂

[@hootnholla1984]

Roald Dahl crossed with a little Wes Anderson. Totally see it.

[@gisar.6539]

this reminded me of Matilda

[@MaggieAPark]

The act of kindess and love is the most beautiful thing a human can give, and show. That is intelligence

[@peggyfranzen6159]

Every parent knows that. All children are born geniuses.

[@daniellamcgee4251]

@@peggyfranzen6159 I might be taking you too literally, but telling your child they're a genius is not an act of love. It is dishonest and nothing positive can come of it. 1. Either the child will think their parents really do believe they are a genius, but will carry the stress and shame knowing that they aren't and will eventually fail their parents. The fear of rejection, I know for some, is a looming dread. 2. They will grow up having delusions about their own abilities and one day fall hard. (E.g. look at all the singers who suffer cruel reality on T.V. for viewers entertainment, when they are told the truth for the first time). Their self esteem, based on a lie, will be the foundation collapsing under them. They will realize that their parents lied, and never be able to fully trust their parents again. This can happen to a lesser, or majorly catastrophic effect. 3. They remain delusional and quite possibly narcissistic, entitled, and lacking in appreciation of others. When the world isn't meeting their reality, they will feel the world is unfairly prosecuting them. 4. With so many children falsely labeled 'genius' the extremely rare genuine budding geniuses, and their parents, are not believed. It can become a nightmare for both child and parents who don't receive the understanding and support those high needs children require by schools, family, friends etc. to thrive. Because 'every parent thinks their child is a genius, and what you are describing is so extreme you are just attention seeking, and want to believe your child is the best.' I may have gone into this deeper than you were meaning, but it is a societal problem. Especially in the USA. I just felt the need to clarify that there is a big difference between raising a child with a sense of self worth based on their genuine qualities, such as, maybe, being 'good at huggs', and false over- praise, such as calling them a genius in all seriousness, if the odds are that they really aren't. It is too serious a topic, as I see it, for me to walk on by. I believe it's better to teach children we all have value.

[@peggyfranzen6159]

🌹

[@peggyfranzen6159]

Thank you.🌱

[@peggyfranzen6159]

@@daniellamcgee4251 Oh, you are wrong.All children are gifts from God Almighty, and not from the government, however, when the government they serve - isn't God.

[@youtubem4hd154]

Is it me or am i the only one who feels bad for the janitor

[@elihernandez4183]

no i do to

[@triinsunter7359]

I actually feel happy for the janitor. He and his family were the only ones with a heart and thinking with a brain. Whom did they or their family harm? In comparison to all others, they stood out and provided some humanly value with their lives. - they were remembered.

[@redrobin4113]

Nope

[@brick3776]

We all do

[@samson.s7228]

I do feel bad

[@samueljared7310]

Imagine being made fun of in a school full of nerds and geeks

[@tharnstonewall2005]

MC's gonna be a Kyle or Chad or something

[@diejagers4636]

Ya

[@simplefolk8991]

Ehhh they're more like well off elite kids who are raised with high expectations but proper care and a great environment in general. Sure these kids are smart but they and their parents sure look quite rich.

[@Adam-wo9ol]

They aren't nerds and geeks, just privileged rich little shits.

[@parus6422]

We don't really have the archetype in the west but in Aisa, they would be "The top student". The kid who gets all "A", is good at sports and gets into Harvard.

[@josefrancis7126]

I ANNOT FORGET THE JANITORS FACE AND THE YEARS OF LIFE STRUGGLE ETCHED ON HIS FACE

[@gretttt33323]

at first i was like, the janitors is kind of ugly. at the end he was the most beautiful person. I try not to, but i cried, my bottom jaw was shaking.

[@evanraymond8728]

Yeps,, don't judge a book by its cover.

[@-AdityarajPatil]

Me too buddy.

[@uke4382]

The janitors were literally the nicest people in my high school 😂 my girlfriend even bought them all cards and made them cupcakes before we graduated last year. I always said hi to them or smiled. Without them schools would be disgusting.

[@NurseOrysia1]

You're saying that like schools aren't already gross!

[@edenvu3208]

Müd yeah they are gross but the difference between having a janitor makes a huge Impact because we all know people won’t pick after themselves ☹️

[@FeelTheLack]

They get paid better than the teachers do.

[@CaptainViral84]

​@@edenvu3208 it would have been perfect scene if the whole famliy was their including his two brothers in full military uniforms also in crutches and saluting him as he walks down to huge his father because they where helicopter pilots that got shot down in Iraq and nearly got killed now the adults are realising something that they don't have the love of a true famliy and two they are starting to figure out the boarding school is their ancestral home and his famliy still owns the whole estate that could explain how the kid got in to the school for free

[@abcdeg7343]

Yes they're so kind and humble i like them more than i like my bully classmates

[@Simone-iq9zl]

The top of the Dad car should have been "I Actually Love My Child"

[@dreadcthulhu5]

Good one.

[@Tarack1]

If you look at it carefully, you'll find that is exactly what it says.

[@Simone-iq9zl]

@@Tarack1 serious?

[@prunechips6]

OHHH DANG THOSE PARENTS WOULD HAVE GOTTEN ROASTED

[@commonpike]

Aha. Yes. I didn't get it.

[@sharmishthach685]

Sometimes for regular income families' students too.. a school does not do justice for providing the right environment . I suffered through one such school for 7yrs. I don't have much happy memories in it . But I am thankful I have overcome all the negative emotions from there over the years .

[@danjensen4921]

A sign that said "My son never bullied anyone" would have more respect !

[@EminenceFPS]

I litterally cried at the end when the kid ran up to his father and hugged him

[@DSM_YEYE]

Me to

[@saminationsstudios]

Me toooooooooo😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@angelinaahn197]

Same...🤧

[@aniketsarkar3169]

Me too bruh

[@matthewdevlin6891]

Same

[@safiya1363]

The fact that the rich kids parents even allowed them to taunt him is horrible Damn kids can be mean

[@whoami5680]

Safiya Gobir Ay,I'm still in school. So hard future experiences for me. You've probably already passed them.

[@MetinCrafter]

Safiya Gobir Of course. Thats what most rich parents do. They have so much money and no love so they need to make fun of others, and think theyre better.

[@nolson8851]

MetinCrafter that's not true. My friends parents are rich and they are very nice and caring. They make sure he doesn't make fun of others and they always try to include other kids that may not have many friends

[@markpat1849]

Nick Olson It's a happy life in dream land

[@matthewgribbon653]

It's not the kids fault it's the parents for not raising them the right way. Nowadays kids don't appreciate what they have or think about how others feel. The world is really corrupted, sometimes I wonder how the future will be like... Or if we, as humans, will even have one

[@itscess6001]

This proves that some parents play a blind eye even when they know they have a bad child 🙄

[@rupture8781]

Ok?

[@caitianlang]

i cried in the end when the child hugged the father. Man..

[@ErikGames_XL]

"If they laught at you becouse you're different, laugh at them becouse all of them look the same."

[@user-ds8jj5bd5l]

Well said 👏

[@thestrangler2688]

I've heard this too many times to even know if these people are like-hungry or not.

[@InfinityBS]

Laughed*

[@astridhelga7450]

Damn bro, well said, you shall get an award. So, i'm a guy, and I wear girls coated jeans because there are no ones that are made for guys, shall i laugh at the guys who says that i'm weird because i'm.... Different? And they all just look the same?

[@InfinityBS]

Yuuspe tf

[@SnarlyKritters]

He’s the only one who’s ACTUALLY loving on his kid.

[@papichad3758]

Malia

[@HattieMcDanielonaMoon]

Jayde Semos

[@LukeTys]

Malia what makes you think the other parents don't love their kids

[@screeech1]

That kid has something more valuable than wealth, and that is genuine Love and Hugs from his father. At first I thought the balling of the fists was a signal that he was ready to fight, but then I realized that it might be a hug from his pops whenever he was feeling down. When he put his fist up so tight and close to his chest, it felt like a hug.

[@elizabethczepiel5220]

The boy is easily superior to the others. He has something none of the others will will ever know much less receive!

[@twizzlah_]

Everybody gangsta till the quiet kid reaches in his backpack

[@-ossy]

LMAOOO.....UHHHHHH

[@valksasss]

Brother?

[@twizzlah_]

Brother!

[@-ossy]

@@twizzlah_ no dude im your step brother

[@BlancoWilliams]

1k subs with no videos “you’re the best big brother I could’ve ever asked for”

[@bullpup2k394]

The parents view their kids as trophies. So sad.

[@telorceplok8812]

Asian parents be like

[@cooleKinder]

Naw Asian parents make their kids work hard because they want them to have a better life. These parents just want clout

[@a1t3rn4t3]

I like your pfp🥺

[@bullpup2k394]

@@a1t3rn4t3 thanks

[@a1t3rn4t3]

@@bullpup2k394 no problem

[@vukasin1847]

That school didn't deserve him, and this video made me cry. R.I.P., kid😔

[@jessecruz1285]

It’s based on a true story

[@MrManga2011]

If there's a school that treats a not-so-rich kid like that, whats gonna stop that kid by simply just lying about his achievements or creating a false persona?

[@-cinnamon-8596]

So is no one at all going to talk about how cute it is that his dad made a sign just for his child it was so adorable and innocent He was trying to make it to where he wasn't bullied anymore💜

[@akawicks]

Sweet Tooth I thought the same thing

[@-cinnamon-8596]

I’m probably being over dramatic but thank you all for the likes I’m so HAPPY 😁 🥰💜💜💜

[@dinglemccringleberry6258]

The weird thing is that irl parents meddling with their son getting bullied in school usually makes things worse

[@akawicks]

Sweet Tooth No problem, you deserve it.

[@skyfighter2k185]

Sweet Tooth ur right I thought the same!

[@coachmcguirk6297]

Those mean kids all had the realization that they had never been hugged by their snooty parents and that the main character had something more special than they could've ever imagined for themselves.

[@AcePuppy]

Coach McGuirk Dude If this was a public school I’m sorry but he would have been beat up and harassed the next day no doubt about it.

[@summerdeleon2886]

If I was the dad of the kid,I'll kill the teachers and bullies and do homeschooling for the kid.

[@harleyquinn5774]

And realizing their parents value them based on what they can academically accomplish, not for simply being their child.

[@therafaelalvarez]

Coach McGuirk Yes because all wealthy family’s are horrible people who think they are better than everyone else.

[@harleyquinn5774]

Rafael Alvarez and water is wet?

[@insomniavisions]

Nicely done. The janitor's son found his strength in what really matters in life. Something you don't get at school. Really beautiful, actually.

[@MegazoneMusic23]

Imagine this: Father drives up with a sign that reads..."MY CHILD will become the most efficient hitman because of your imbecilic, juvenile taunts"

[@TheChell35]

The sad thing is. Is that the parents sat in their cars and let there children say rude names, my mum would of slapped me to kings and kongs.

[@theginger1187]

TheChell35 it’s “kingdom come” isn’t it?

[@TheChell35]

@@theginger1187 My bad sorry! "Kingdom Comes" Lol!

[@go4thmultiply349]

She should slap you for using “would of”.

[@theginger1187]

@@go4thmultiply349 "would have" right? Lol

[@kyan3514]

I'm a higher then average kid and same for me .

[@rayne2339]

I'd like to see them survive a normal school.

[@Noo60001]

They came to my school they'd be beaten black and blue

[@nikosgiannopoulos7772]

I'd like to see them cope with real life.

[@jonbryant610]

Why wouldn’t they

[@pyrs9544]

@@nikosgiannopoulos7772 Real Life is something different for them. If your rich you have to work hard to carry on the families richness. Rich people dont acquire wealth and keep it from nothing you idiot...

[@apricotdaily2972]

BaconBoi Same

[@marystar6021]

His parents love him dearly, and that's all that matters. I'd love a sequel to this film. Fast forwarded to 20 years. He becomes a successful and generous multi billionaire, like example Elon Musk.

[@60-second-HACKS]

Definitely NOT Jeff Bezos.

[@mrgiraffelover7388]

And all the rich kids that bullied him become homeless and are now either having a hard time finding jobs, working low paying jobs or begging in the streets.

[@brettansley8600]

This just reinforces achievement culture. How about fast forward 20 years and he's in a caring profession like teaching or nursing where he can demonstrate his love for other people. The other kids all go out and get rich living miserable lives where they think they can attain happiness by earning more money but never actually achieve anything meaningful

[@caffiend.]

Of the seven deadly sins, theologians and philosophers reserve a special place forpride. Lust, envy, anger, greed, gluttony and sloth are all bad, the sages say, but pride is the deadliest of all, the root of all evil, and the beginning of sin

[@naqib0264]

wat...

[@crysaniafanny4760]

To know this actually happens to people is horrible

[@phobos2955]

I kinda want this to happen to me so I can have justice. BUT I also don’t wanna be bullied

[@certy9579]

Fast Jeff I feel you

[@cyohe8643]

@@phobos2955 been there...been through it. There is no justice. Just freedom when you finally realize that you're out & never have to see them again.

[@charley5340]

Should've been "I HAVE A HEALTHY RELATIONSHIP WITH MY CHILD" lmao

And what makes you think they don't have a healthy one with theirs? Just because they're high-achievers/rich?

[@repulsivegarbagedisposalco3996]

@ because they're seeing their child just as trophies

[@hox42]

its literally a combat to feel the burn

[@winchesterchua3311]

@ Don't you see that the parents do nothing but watch their kids acting like Total idiots.

[@danyalshamsi1161]

It would have been an apt burn for those jerks who were allowing their kids to behave like jerks and enjoying the drama, and kept showing off their kids achievements like trophies.

[@avycarr5201]

This story really shows who is strong and humbled loving person, it’s a really touching story and great example of a parent.

[@thomasloveless4800]

I ever caught my kid treating another kid like that he would be beaten mercilessly.

[@mith6936]

It’s nerds bullying the one who isn’t a nerd bruh

[@notayoutubechannel5647]

Mith 😂 ikr

[@abcman_plays]

That makes sense though,nerds rule the world.

[@marvinadensya1703]

Mith exactly

[@N199er]

Nerd is a geinus

[@hehehhehehe66]

Yep lol 👏 👏

[@sebbi8762]

When they started cutting wood I thought they were gonna set the school on fire. I better make an appointment.

[@ria8594]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@myfairlahey5738]

its unnerving you went right to that

[@WackyPizzaManOrSomething]

It's not to late to put that gasoline into good use

[@sebbi8762]

@@WackyPizzaManOrSomething no 😂😂

[@jandara5372]

At first i though they were going to make a boxing ring and make his child a world champion. Because of the balled fists.

[@artsmart]

"My child solved Pi...so my child ate Pi."

[@peggyfranzen6159]

I love π, however, for those kids parents it was the dough, not the filling!

[@maxharrison2652]

This made me cry so much I love how his dad makes him feel better

[@talhak3707]

People don't care about bullying, until something bad happens.

[@kayel3202]

OK They probably mean how this comment was a bit more idk..true? Sure its true it made me cry and all... Also why you gotta call him retarded? Why insult him lol, its unnecessary. This is the reason Ive given up for humanity, we kill ourselves.

[@pat2dope]

Talha Khalil right

[@sogsl4yz955]

Not my bullies

[@sogsl4yz955]

My bullies fight me but I never lost a fight ever except when 5 older kids jumped me on a bus they put a bump on my forehead busted my nose made cough up blood to and I get bullied every year and every year I get in a fight or 2 it really sucks

[@nav7283]

I do care 😢😢😢

[@oracle7858]

3:18 "My child skipped the third grade" "My child skipped the fourth grade" "My child skipped both the third and fourth grade" 😂

[@blehmemenehblue2009]

'My child was so smart he did all grades twice to show the other kids how it's done'

[@diyav8187]

blehmemeneh blue 🤣🤣🤣

[@the.narwalian1519]

Amateurs I skipped all the grades Jk

[@shaolin2006]

Lol

[@wangcheng1174]

Lmaooooooo

[@charmnGUY]

Those kids will never know the deep feeling of a loving hug!

[@rainbowelectron6348]

*Now a days you just gotta have a MP5* *And your problems are solved*

[@naqib0264]

I love dark humor jokes.

[@anakinskywalker4325]

That moment when they're all just staring at them hugging they're probably thinking "I wish my parents would hug me."

[@iloading_9669]

tamableturtle66 Damn right lmao

[@Wilbur-em1hw]

Lego Anakin Skywalker Nahh their parents themselves looked like the guys who never received hugs. The kinda parents that believed they are better than the rest. The ones that wouldn't mind belittling the rest. No wonder their kids turned into a spitting image of them.

[@pinealeye1077]

The love the dad has for his son is just so pure 😭

[@galaxyeon9275]

@NICKS GAMING 123 they don't deserve that they were just raised at brats

[@falsedmitry3922]

@@galaxyeon9275 I hope when they grow up, Goosey will become a Successful CEO of a Company while his bullies will be the ones working for him.

[@evetko]

This is heartbreaking and heartwarming. I wouldn't be surprised if Disney came knocking on your door for more. The music score was fantastic as well as the performances.

[@BatMite19]

I got the same laughs from this as I did the first time I ever saw someone driving around with a "My child beat up your honor student" bumper sticker. Good stuff!

[@evelincecilia7026]

"My kid prepared my tax returns" I want a kid like that.

[@hellocar123]

Well I bet it’s made up or a lie

[@thestrangler2688]

@@hellocar123 those are both the same

[@i_am_aladeen]

I say it tells more about the parent than the kids. Their parents can't even do their own taxes. lol

[@byfab1ne442]

My Kid can use a Gun in manny different ways

[@hellocar123]

Cman looks like we have some fellow communists

[@dziugas4835]

I literally started crying like a little baby when they hugged.

[@jaydenhelm6347]

same i am crying rn no joke

[@keyaanhaider2130]

Same

[@thatdin0816]

Ikr! I haven’t cried at a movie or something since I was a little kid, then I started crying when I saw that

[@mosseboy5868]

same

[@frost7747]

Val ėra same

[@leonardodalongisland]

(With tears) This should have won awards

[@tattoodrdoke]

This kid has the type of resilience, that no amount of popularity can forge.

[@meenalaregina7770]

A father’s love is like an energy that lifts you up against life’s challenges. I miss my dad so much.

[@nathanseper8738]

That should go on a Hallmark card.

[@wieset22]

Thank you. Your comment affected me as much as the film itself.

[@meenalaregina7770]

@@wieset22 thanks!

[@Kaslidaughterofchaos]

To bad I did not have a father

[@evanraymond8728]

:) yes,, fathers and mothers are precious,,

[@rugo3557]

I was expecting the sign to say "My child doesn't bully other kids"

[@ytgameing1159]

Galaxy Fox 27 same

[@happytroll2477]

Galaxy Fox 27 same

[@ViperoK]

i was expecting the sign to say "My child has respect for himself and others" or something along those lines

[@cherryman4597]

Galaxy Fox 27 I thought of the some thing

[@cherryman4597]

Sorry typo "same"

[@tabaxikhajit4541]

Ouch. That was a vivid representation of class hate, and very accurate. I have experienced it on both sides, as someone hated and as someone accepted into the circle. It was just that brutal. I hope this educates the "priviledged" and gives courage to the rest. There is no elite. There is only a misguided few who live in luxury from the suffering of many.

[@Hiraghm]

horseshit. it has nothing to do with money. it has to do with tribalism.

[@revolutionaryape7568]

Very accurate and I agree with your assessment.

[@javagamings]

the worse thing is that the rich parents doesnt care that their children are partaking in group bullying like a mobbing everyday they go home from school

[@MJD3rp]

I like the fact that he put his green jacket on so proudly at the end, to show he's ok with being different from everyone else, very powerful :)

[@jocelyn4748]

Wow. Those parents of the rich kids are so rude. The janitor dad raised a good child while these rich folks act like fools. Sadness.

[@baphomet3812]

@SlimeyPandaDonut... thats how this generation is anymore.... and its only getting worse out there... thats why nobody cares about anyone anymore but themselves

[@leebruce9030]

If these kids went to a public school they would get their asses handed to them

[@asdfg678doge7]

SlimeyPandaDonut13 I agree

[@dola204]

Those white *

[@carmentuzzolino77]

Those rich kids are rude

[@notcadecooper]

10:05 - to me, this part hit me very hard. when the teacher goes to the head of the school to tell him who goosey is, you think for a split second that the teachers or headmaster will try to comfort him or stop the bullying, but instead the headmaster just joins in with the kids, acting like a sophisticated jerk. it shows how cruel these people and the children really are to the gooseys and maybe even everyone else in the world.

[@ashrafallislam8027]

I've cried to this video 3 times, this is the only piece of film I've ever watched that has made me cry. Well done Omeleto, well done.

[@ladygenesis]

the whole school was chanting his name, come on he'd be freaking legendary in regular school!

[@minisfraud2739]

“My child prepared my tax returns” 😂 These kids were the Eshays of their generation

[@westonbenner3518]

What’s the time stamp

[@mougmeduro7017]

That’s not what an eshay is...

[@minisfraud2739]

Moug MeDuro I call them eshays because they’re bullying. I’m probably wrong either way... 😬

[@notmcrowley3786]

@@westonbenner3518 10:36

[@Ashyurnanny]

You know what to do when the acting is so good

[@TehKawaiiFreya]

This kids wanted to please everyone. The boy was not the best in school, but his dad was still proud of him and loved him nonetheless. So heartwarming. Makes me cry each time 💖

[@Turbo.RF4]

Actually the janitors station-wagon was waaayyyyyy more cooler than those cars.. *FACT*

[@victorvisser403]

That's what I am screaming. That wagon is a sweet ride.

[@harrywhite7155]

@NoSnappo The s type is a pretty solid car as well. At least a 2.5 litre v6

[@bananamanaa5502]

Definitely

[@vigil4504]

Yeah i know

[@maikel2071]

period

[@pineapple7087]

The most sad part of it, is that those parents are watching, and won't say even a word!!!

[@zaireen71]

It s a symbolic that their parents didn't actually know what going on to their children

[@bobm7275]

the parents do not deserve to called parents.

[@SirThreepio]

If their parents didn't do a thing it is because it would have crashed the movie. Never confuse art with reality, otherwise you'll not understand either of them.

[@MrAntoniosavelli]

That's were those Kids got that behaviour from their Snobbish Parents.

[@jandara5372]

True. If my child does that to anybody, i will teach him right there and then how bad and wrong he is.

[@TheSoloAsylum]

A hug, is something none of those other kids had ever seen before.