Kids' Content On TikTok Is Good and Very Appropriate.

[@robertoXCX]

This seems somehow worse than a preteen in the mid 00s having unbridled internet access with no supervision. I might be scarred for life, but this still seems worse.

[@definitelynotashark1799]

It took us WAY more conscious effort to seek out scarring content (or any content, let's be honest) in the early 00s. Not to mention, we only had until someone needed to use the phone to look at whatever horrible sight we had found, and then it was back to analogue entertainment. This is definitely worse.

[@scrumbole]

this stuff seems like it’s actually making an effort to mentally scar kids of today

[@allen6187]

I guess the good thing is that there are more tools for parents to use that can restrict what their kids can do on the internet. Obviously, that doesn’t weed everything out, but it gives me the hope that as long as parents are responsible, they can prevent their kids from getting completely scarred at a young age.

[@valemedina4473]

Looking for content like that in 2000s was harder honnestly.

[@Purplesquigglystripe]

Yeah at least they had cartoons on tv that were curated for children and didn’t have to sort through an endless flood of garbage factory farm content on the internet

[@ipettynote]

“Do U know vowels” is giving me that “ya like jazz?” energy.

[@Samithecutie]

Ikr

[@AvaTHESirArcski123Fan]

popular yt-

[@madaline9080]

e

[@leebit_ch]

definitely

[@yalikejazz8573]

my username😭 also I didn't know that u watch chad chad

[@camillechip]

My dad is a hairdresser and his favorite haircut to do is the fashion mullet, and now I get it. “Only truly cool people can wear the mullet because you have to not give a fck to wear it, and that’s cool as hell.”

[@camillechip]

He is a wise man.

[@iisua]

Wise words.

[@__K-A-R-M-A__]

@@khaozxx that’s even more than cool,

[@camillechip]

@@khaozxx unless there is some context I’m missing, I believe people means any person and cool is subjective anyway so I don’t think so?

[@arowace498]

@@khaozxx what?

[@Ezra_TheKing]

“You have to be 13 to have a tt” *50% of TikTok’s being 10 year olds*

[@brave_azizaruthefordghonim943]

true

[@chiken_nugget540]

The kindergarten kids at my school:*makes tiktoks anyway*

[@PikaPotterhead07]

I'm 16 and was literally banned from TikTok because I was "under the age of 13", there's literally so many 10 year olds on there and they're not being banned. I had that account for about 5 years and all my videos and memories are gone thanks to stupid TikTok...

[@Marzbar90]

Actual and so many 12 and 11 year olds have instagram which is 13+

[@TheRobloxiansOfficialGroup]

Tiktoks* plural, not possessive

[@dabordietrying]

nobodys talking bout the fact that these people are literally telling 8 years old to go buy things, how to buy things, and to use their affiliate code for a discount... i feel like this should be illegal?? uhhmmm? very scary knowing this is what kids these days are watching tho

[@jackycat486]

In Germany it's actually illegal to tell kids to go and buy a specific product, so a lot of people agree with you lol - at least over here :D

[@ZachPlum]

Social media doesn't have the necessary laws in place yet because politicians are fossils, but some of the exploiting kids for money you see on tiktok etc. would be illegal on TV.

[@GypsyxDarling]

@@ZachPlum The laws are in place, it’s just hard to regulate. Like, COPPA doesn’t cover all of this, but it does cover a lot. Users under 13 are supposed to go in their own little bubble, which is supposed to be highly moderated and checked for abuses and for people breaking the strict rules in that area, but obviously some things get through.

[@silverpixel]

It's illegal in germany THANK GOD! like you are not even allowed to say "buy this [...]" on ad's (On kids ad's*)

[@dabordietrying]

@XxXr3s!d3n7tp4$t4-g!rlXxX haha thank you so much!:)

[@ratspew932]

It really disturbs me when adults in kids content act like they’re kids. Like the pink haired girl legit acts like she’s playing a toddler, and her “boyfriend” speaks in a way my 11 year old bro would.

[@dog6732]

Yeah and hate how fake their shit is-

[@paggybee1504]

Yeah, just be careful that youre not judging age regressors

[@capybara3668]

@@paggybee1504 yeah, but I’m an age regress or and that’s just plain stupid lol ^^”

[@skylarthompson299]

@@capybara3668 Cringe but do the BTB vehicles have accurate age regression?

[@preston7675]

@@capybara3668 what

[@Rachel-xg7hs]

The fact that they’re showing kids how to make purchases online is just evil. Like why would you make it so easy for kids to get in trouble with their parents?

[@stealthis]

I would like to believe that most children ain't that stupid. I know i wasn't. Why is there such little faith in children nowadays?

[@Rachel-xg7hs]

@@stealthis I just hear a lot of stories about kids getting in tons of trouble for blowing all their parents’ money on Roblox or something haha. I’m glad you were a child prodigy in medical school at the age of 10 lol. Maybe it’s not that I don’t have faith in the children, but that I have zero faith in the parents who do not monitor their activity online to any degree. Four-year-olds have tablets haha. That’s fine if the parents put the proper controls on it so that they cannot access things they shouldn’t. But sometimes the parents don’t ☹️

[@stealthis]

@@Rachel-xg7hs it has nothing to do with being prodigy. Stop setting the bar so low. Do you really believe that all 10 year olds think it's ok to take their parent's credit card and go buck wild with it? Were you like that? It's more of a problem with the upbringing in general if they do these things.

[@Rachel-xg7hs]

@@stealthis I’m pretty sure I acknowledged that it was the parents’ fault in my reply to you haha. And the prodigy thing was sarcasm. Complete sarcasm. I never stole my parents’ credit cards to buy anything, no. Not at any age. But also there are kids much younger than 10 using the Internet nowadays. I’ve seen it. I was a 2000s kid, so I’m pretty fluent in technology haha, but I didn’t get my own device with internet access until 11 (an iPod touch), and didn’t get my own phone until 14. Little kids have tablets now. And I’ve met more than one six-year-old with a smartphone. If the parents are monitoring everything the children do, then great. I don’t care what devices they buy them. But if the parents are too stupid to make sure the kids aren’t getting on TikTok and finding stuff like this, then it’s just not fair to the kids. These videos promote it like it’s not wrong at all, like it’s not something the parents would be unhappy about. When you’re little and you see grown-ups doing something, sometimes you assume that if they’re doing it, then it’s okay. Why would they be doing it if it wasn’t okay haha? And not all parents let their children know that they shouldn’t borrow their credit cards. They assume the kids won’t do it or won’t know how, so they never talk about it with them. The kids might not know how bad of an idea it is because they’ve never had that talk.

[@nairacks6190]

@@stealthis I know a lot of kids that have done this before 💀

[@linta2412]

I still get amazed when chad chad reveals some stuff from her personal life like her suster having 9 kids being randomly said made me chuckle a bit lol

[@namakkv]

stalkercore

[@Human_number476]

​@@namakkvIt has nothing to do with stalking, wth are you on 😭😭 The humour comes from the fact she drops these peculiar facts out of nowhere, it literally ends there. It's unbearable how people on the Internet have to twist completely normal reactions into something creepy, get yourself familiar with the greenery fr

[@namakkv]

@@Human_number476 ironic; i made a joke about her slowly revealing facts about her life as if we were all collectively eavesdropping and you got mad and projected malice and a creep factor on me. go get a fucking job asshole

[@zaidairaizrosales5830]

My 10 year old sister in law watches this type of shit. She also does some of these annoying gross pranks, and my mother in law doesn't care what she's watching. She just gives her the tablet/ tv to watch anything and everything on KZbin. It's frustrating to clean up after her pranks and cooking hacks. Not to mention irritating that she gets offended when I tell her she should supervise what her daughter is doing and watching. 😒

[@dog6732]

The mother in law probably has the mindset of if "I give her a tablet I don't have to monitor my kids! Nothing could go wrong!"

[@sheepo3542]

Okay I’m sorry but I thought you meant your 10 your old sister was in law school before I read the entire thing-

[@aestheticcat8976]

My 8 year old cousin is like this and my aunt is also like that. 😑

[@checkmattee222]

Why are YOU cleaning up after her though?

[@rahhh5808]

if i were you, i’d try to add restrictions or smth when’s she sleeping. and mabye try to convince her to watch kids youtube (an actual app store app) instead. mabye brag about how cool it is.

[@KalCounty]

The fact that all of these tiktokers shout everything at the top of their lungs makes me appreciate your respectfully low energy delivery all the more.

[@axolotl593]

Same

[@oackgourmandi6061]

I studied how to act and you need to warm your voice, or you will ruin it and such. I can’t see these content creator trying to talk while their voice is wrecked

[@Chlocean]

Agreed! It's like soothing to my audio sensitivity

[@kingosnake7158]

so many youtubers that make this exact kind of stuff as these tiktoks are also so irritatingly loud

[@MissesSaschaMSP]

Agree I but on her videos in the morning before school

[@Emily-rc2mz]

honestly i feel bad for young kids today. the stuff previous generations had to watch on tv might have been annoying but at least you weren't taking psychic damage from any yahoo with a tiktok account

[@claudia4605]

yes I agree. does anyone remember elsagate? this tiktoks give off the same vibe, it's disgusting

[@f6cks]

Ya

[@Version_Object]

Ogee and the cockroaches was somehow entertaining for me

[@undercooked_spaghettios]

There is at least quality control enforced by the higher-ups when it comes to television.. nowadays there is so much content being pushed out by lunatics like these that of course this type of shit is going to get loose

[@morbrick1572]

Don't worry, I had a good childhood. The only problem is the nowadays kids. All they do is swear, bully and watch TikTok (a 12 year old XD)

[@sophiapeters8206]

It's terrifying to think there are kids being raised on this

[@chwujin]

Right… these kids are our future doctors, etc….

[@spadeiguess]

Yeah, and I thought I had it bad..

[@Im-at-yo-door]

The only thing worse had to be me watching Austin Powers (WITH MY PARENTS THEY KNEW) at 8.

[@Dylanquinn666]

Crawling out of the ocean was a mistake and this is our punishment.

[@piper3778]

Reject humanity return to sea thingy

[@notaady]

@@piper3778 sea animals dont deserve us

[@pchiare]

The most noble animals are literally the ones that crawled out, then back in, lol....

[@sssunnyd7874]

Ever heard of dream stans bruh

[@thelegioncollective]

I'm going back into the ocean.

[@archerinspace]

I'm so glad my parents did pay attention and make sure i wasnt exposed to weird shit like this. Parents who let social media babysit thier kids are also the type to think anything animated is for kids unless its popular known adult shows.

[@XXLittleSofyXX]

Exactly, I hate these people with burning bassoon

[@IAmBuddythedecibwave]

Exactly. People need to pay more attention.

[@1vy-h2b]

My uncle and aunt do that sadly

[@cherilynsarts8845]

They are irresponsible and that's why kids will avoid/ignore them when they grow up.

[@doggoadexx2680]

@@XXLittleSofyXX Yea me too, I have such a *bassoonate* hate for these types of parents.

[@katrei1982]

I went on my 10 year old brothers tiktoks and one of his liked videos was "how i got my stepmom pregnant". He didn't even fully understand what was wrong with the content which makes it more disturbing. Definitely not for little kids 😭

[@samikay9599]

I work in a daycare with 5 year olds. What some of these kids describe to me when telling me about their favorite tiktoks is horrifying. Like the Egyptian cat tiktok, yeah one of them saw it, the uncensored one and I had to have a conversation with a 38 year old woman on how parental controls and age appropriate apps are mandatory and if I find out that he is continuing to see this kind of shit I would be calling CPS.

[@chloewebb5526]

@@samikay9599 I mean... Be carfeful what you call CPS for. I know plenty of people who were taken from parents, including myself, only to be put in some terrifying foster family orphanage, or just straight up on the street because the abuse from the foster family, foster siblings, or other awesome part of the institution became too much to take. I'm not saying "don't call CPS", just be mindful of it. So many people call because they believe the kid will magically be better off, and thats not always true. For the record though, I'm all about telling that woman that you would call CPS if she didnt learn how to use parental controls. I guess my own experiences as an addictions therapist, and growing up in Detroit, kinda give me a pessimistic view of these institutions at times.

[@isabelljamahir4389]

@@extremerexras6752 are u the owner of tiktok?

[@pineddew]

@@isabelljamahir4389 their not. but their defo some kinda child fetishizng weirdo who wnats to groom kids of some sort. their other commentsmake it clear

[@audrei679]

@@chloewebb5526 cps usually has no problem taking kids from healthy homes and putting them in foster homes they KNOW are abusive, OR they leave kids in obviously abusive situations. They do it because they want a future paycheck. if they actually help the kids and put them in safe spaces, they eont get anymore calls. If they get no calls, they get no money. However, if you leave a kid in a house you know they'll be abused in, you know theyll be calling back in a little while.

[@20doll]

every day i'm more and more thankful that i don't have tiktok.

[@WolfieOrDemonic]

Yup

[@mitskimylove5800]

Youre so special!!!!!!!

[@prettyfly969]

same! never made an account and seeing videos like this only reaffirm my decision

[@20doll]

@@mitskimylove5800 i am, thank you! sure is nice to not have a decreasing attention span and constant anger due to the millions of ragebait videos out there :)

[@duaaouznali1176]

Me too phew😮‍💨

[@Emperor-Quill]

Something I will always be upset about is the disappearance of child friendly sites. My parents introduced me to computer use with pre-downloaded games, and no internet. Growing up, I had sites like BrainPop, Kizi, Coolmathgames, Animal jam, and Disney Create to play on, and as I grew more trustworthy and responsible, I was given a phone and my own laptop. It's painful to see actual kids at the age of like 7, on TikTok, KZbin, and other sites that they aren't ready for. It isn't that "internet bad", but there's a time and a place for everything, and people can't just throw their children into the internet hoping they float. Introducing internet slowly is a dying concept, and I'm very lucky my parents taught me well.

[@miyaatsumu5862]

Coolmathgames- Nostalgic :')

[@hearts4melaniemartini]

yess i used to play on actual kids websites like barbie and american girl, disney channel monster high, etc. and sumdog and more education stuff, not the brainrotting trash

[@Saturn.12]

animal jam ! yes ! one of my favorite when i was younger too

[@kamuridesu]

I'm trying to introduce internet slowly to my daughter, downloading KZbin videos that I find safe and turning off the internet before handing over to her and using simple games that I already know. But my wife is so careless and ends up just giving her phone with internet enabled and KZbin open, and even if I complain to her she still doing it. Gonna make a prank and try to teach her why all care is little on the internet

[@bananasplitlady3045]

EXACTLY. Now all the Barbie and Disney websites and stuff are just shopping websites to buy dolls on and all the games are gone. It's genuinely upsetting and I feel bad for kids now.

[@evermoreisamasterpiece]

"To make it extra realistic, we need to add some barbeque sauce!" Does this person have internal bleeding or something?

[@foxxgirl0715]

It was such bad acting too! Like you can obviously tell the difference between the smell of barbecue sauce and shit

[@ryry7183]

Naw, you have to have a brain for that

[@jadaabbygale4002]

Brain damage probably

[@forgottencorpse69]

And he was yelling so loud , like who wouldn't hear that ?

[@aestheticcat8976]

🤣🤣🤣

[@slodes.6634]

chad chad’s “twingeeeeee of cringeeeeee” is getting higher in pitch every video i swear next thing i know i’ll have dogs at my door

[@cherish_xo]

I just love how one is different than the last every time 😂

[@a.midnight]

Wow

[@ultravioletcatastrophe]

it really makes me cringe

[@foolsington6755]

We’re here. (No, I am not a furry.)

[@shenhe1610]

it really makes me cringe

[@Birdbuckss]

6:32 thanks for including a warning that is a trigger that actually exists and goes unnoticed often

[@steven-sr1re]

Chadsters, lets face the true facts. It is never just a ‘twinge of cringe’. Usually it is a bathtub full of cringe, sometimes the size of a mop bucket, a few times cup sized, and very rarely just bigger than a twinge.

[@villaindenkikamanari3585]

It’s a whole OCEAN OF CRINGE

[@Nyitemare]

I dig Chadsters

[@ruskiwaffle1991]

entire planet of cringe

[@Nora-no9gx]

A universe of cringe.

[@Brush421]

Entire planet of Neptune of cringe

[@neundreiacht]

Is it just me that would never allow my kids to use Tiktok until they’re in their mid teens at least? While there is tons of funny and sometimes even educational stuff on there, there’s just as much inappropriate content, idk I couldn’t do that as a parent but that might just be me

[@fatoshysi1014]

Maybe sometime when theyre like 10-13 or something

[@robotgalaxy4168]

@@fatoshysi1014 I wouldn't let my 11 yo sister anywhere *near* TikTok. It prolly depends tho

[@calebrose740]

Pro tip: don't

[@Xxgorevi38xX]

Yh my parents let my 3 y/o sister use tiktok n ended up doing n say inappropriate things n it took a bit of a awhile for her to unlearn those stuff Literally my sister knows the word tiktok before her abc's

[@ryaniero2133]

It’s probably gonna be dead by then like MySpace and tumblr. Does anyone still even use kik? Honestly I hope tik tok dies soon it ruined a lot of things with its existence.

[@penguinz3438]

As someone with a younger sister, I HATE these channels with a passion. My sister watches many videos and I guess at some point she stumbled upon the wrong type of content. Now, she believes that all girls should be pretty and that boyfriends are VERY important and has toxic beauty standards and stuff. It’s gotten to the point where she refuses to eat cuz she doesn’t wanna become “fat and ugly” I really blame myself for not supervising her better. I’ve been supervising her a lot these days to make sure she stays away from that bullshit. Fortunately, she’s getting better now. Me and my mom are kinda changing those fucked ideas they brainwashed into her head. We’re kinda using the things she’s obsessed with (such as beauty) to make her do good things instead of bad things. Such as telling her “you’ll look most beautiful if you eat lots and grow up nice and healthy”. I’ve also been having conversations with her, telling her that a boy’s opinion about her or her appearance does not matter at all. I told her that if any boys bother her, she should come straight to me and our 3 older brothers. I’ve thankfully managed to catch this on pretty early and change the thoughts while they were still fresh in her mind. Guys, supervise your kids and younger siblings. The internet is a very shitty place, unsuitable for children at all. Sadly, there are many content creators who don’t care at all about a child’s well-being and just do this disgusting shit...

[@theeunoriginalzim]

poor girl. I used to feed into the same thing. We need to monitor little kids better because the world will do anything just to make them think anything but the truth.

[@consentclub8431]

Your sibling is lucky to have such caring family members in their life!

[@viper6402]

You're a great older sibling!

[@N3rdmeow]

I don't think your response was long enough.

[@Maple_creature]

Yeah my sister (5y) said she had a crush on a boy at school and has been very "boy crazy". I don't know what to do about it cause I can't take her tablet and she's too smart.she figured out how to use the web browser on her tablet to get to KZbin cause my mom installed a kid safe KZbin on her tablet.i highly doubt the kids safe KZbin is good though. I'm just really worried about her.

[@heckyeahawkwardphase]

I'm 13 myself, and glad my mom never let me get a phone until my 12th birthday. Even so, the pandemic and the few people who popped up while I was scrolling through youtube shorts (i never got tiktok) were enough to make me spiral into a poor excuse of an emotional wreck with adhd. I personally believe If I ever decide to become a mother, I'll do my best to make sure I expose my kids to much better content than this.

[@andeggbreaks]

12/13 is still too young. Most phones have screen time limiters you can set up for different apps. Please use them to try to limit your social media time to an hour a day or less. I have a psychology postgraduate degree and the research is starting to come out suggesting that social media has a very pronounced effect on the brains of developing teenagers (attention span, self esteem, mental health). I started using social media at your age, I'm now 23, and I regret it every day. This period of your life is when your brain is developing most; you still have time to change your behaviour and give yourself a better life.

[@Kadukunahaluu]

My first phone was a flip phone, age ten. I accidentally called the police and was scared to pick it up again

[@Kitteh68]

@@andeggbreaksI got mine at 13 on Christmas.

[@shadowfighter6338]

Heyy same :) and i know ppl that have had a phone since they were like 6 or so.. glad my parents didnt gabe me one till 12-13. Before that i had my cute ass nokia with the snake game

[@FirstnameLastname-jd4uq]

@@andeggbreaksdoesn’t it develop fastest during infancy not adolescence?

[@gontmomery5416]

As a child who was exposed to innapropriate internet content from a young age, I really hope that it stops soon. People do realize that when a child is exposed to something like this for so long it will have a lasting effect on them right?

[@Nightsjourneyofdreams]

Me too, things like this are very worrying and everyone shrugs it off because they’re ‘just kids’ and ‘won’t remember it’ (false

[@octo8ball]

Same.

[@mukatsuku4397]

same

[@jesuschristbutafab9923]

Same

[@Hi-lo8tl]

Samee! I wish I wasn't exposed to social media unsupervised at such a young age.. It was the reason I stopped socialising and went into depression literally at the age of 11-12...

[@mimistardust3915]

Guys, she's done it... Chad Chad has reached full Kurtis Conner levels of power.

[@jameswarden5312]

once she grows a mustache she can never be stopped

[@lucentsidus]

dude i thought the exact same thing. they should collab together

[@gianttigerfilms]

100%

[@valsayshi1166]

YES

[@kindlittlebunny9869]

@@lucentsidus all i need

[@TheLeeLee]

You look like you'd take a long pensive drag on a cigarette before shooting a look so sharp and so cold that it humbles the most prideful of mortal men and you also look like someone who probably has really good one sided conversations with kids and pets. I could be way off but it's a vibe.

[@mariana2916]

Felt this too

[@Therezas_corner]

That’s so specific but is sounds right lol

[@kreisigal]

love your comment

[@movedaccountscyayalls7119]

HAHAHWAH oml

[@superfan364]

Did I really have to re read this comment for the 9th time. I need a nap lmao

[@curiouscollective8572]

The copywriting apocalypse aside, my new favorite thing is you tubers doing acapellas over the music 😂😂😂😂😂 it is the best thing EVER!

[@qwitchyy]

I’m gonna be a yes person and tell you the blonde is killer ✨✨ (If you’ve never heard of Olaplex, get yourself some to help rebuild those bonds!! Been there with bleach fried hair.)

[@myselfme7945]

@@thechadx2 you should try the aphogee protein treatment instead, olaplex is way to expensive and you can only use it in a hair salon

[@qwitchyy]

@@myselfme7945 i got Olaplex at Costco.

[@OpqHMg]

@@myselfme7945 not true ...I ordered Olaplex online.

[@buggiboo4290]

your “a twinngeeeee…..of crrriiinnnngggeee” gets me everytime lmao your vids are so underrated, i’m very early but i already know this video will be great!!

[@persom7824]

Unrelated but I love your pfp

[@buggiboo4290]

@@persom7824 TY YOURS IS POG TOO

[@persom7824]

@@buggiboo4290 AHH THANK YOU TOO

[@hybr1dthe0ry_]

A TWiiIIIIINgE of CRiiiiIIIIIiiiinGE Love it 😂

[@caitlinhopkins9729]

THOSE RANBOO PFPS 🥺

[@ChickChickChirp]

Things that kids shouldn't be seeing/watching and yet are still being shown: • How to buy things without parent/guardian permission • Sexual acts • Extremely gross things • Privates • Dead things I could go on

[@slay212]

Can you make one that kids should see version?

[@lizzy_simps]

Heres more:A baby ripping a kitten without the parent doing any thing Parents embarrassing/humiliating their children Bots that lead you to bad sites

[@kate_alt]

@@slay212 -Educational cartoons that aren't overly annoying or really dumbed down -Kid-friendly content with body positivity -Content teaching kids about their bodies without being weird or sexual -Literally anything that could inspire their creativity and teach them about themselves and the world around them, without any weird sh!t involved

[@slay212]

@@kate_alt what music can they use or not use (with song names?)

[@kate_alt]

@@slay212 literally any song that doesn't contain swears or makes references to "spicy" things. Many cartoons and movies have good songs for kids, but if content creators are looking for something with no copyright, there are plenty of royalty free music with and without vocals that they can use. if they're not worried about copyright they could use any Disney song for their videos, they're bangers and child-friendly.

[@zero2827]

I got a phone at 12, but wasn’t allowed social media. At 13, I got instagram, but lucky for me, I already heard about all that bad stuff, and only followed art and comedy accounts. I am very thankful for my parent’s education on the topic of social standards so I knew not to compare myself. Social media wasn’t what damaged my mental health, It helped me find things that inspired me and made me love life again. But giving your toddler the newest iPhone is not beneficial. I spent my whole elementary school years learning how to be in touch with nature. I was kind of living in the past because my parents sheltered me from technology, so when I see young kids with phones, I question the parenting skills. Morale of the story, please teach your children to be sufficient without technology and determine when they are at the proper level of maturity to give them a phone, otherwise they will be seriously addicted.

[@catie7466]

im 22 and i feel so mentally damaged just from getting my first iphone at 12 years old and social media at 13 and not realizing how horrible it would be for my mental health. i also wasn't prepared for grown men trying to talk to me online and not realizing how creepy it was bc they'd always start so casual and polite. but i feel like i have it easier than today's kids. i cant imagine starting on an ipad as a toddler and literally never knowing a life without social media. it's so depressing and concerning. and of course the older generations who were the ADULTS forcing all these devices on us are the ones being judgy about young people being glued to their phones. idk where im going with this rant but basically i hate everything and want to live in the woods bye.

[@reidleblanc3140]

nah yes staring at screens and social media all the time is extremely damaging to your mental. I don't want to know where I would be if I didn't have a point in my childhood I remember not ever using computers and feeling happy. I don't know if I would realise that all I need to do to feel good is put down my screens and go outside

[@swagger_person]

take me with you to the woods.

[@dahli8043]

no fr. I got my first phone at 12, but I had multiple tablets and stuff from the age of 8, and even though I didn't get social media until I was 14 (which definetely has messed me up even for the short period of time that I've had it), I still had youtube since I was 8 or 9 and that messed me up

[@user-od3rb5qc2p]

It's fine having things like tablets, I had one at 4 years old. But it should have restrictions, like I could’nt download anything on my own and I wasn't allowed social media. It was strictly for playing kids games and that's it

[@ochiko]

@@dahli8043 i got a phone at 3. at 6 or 7 i would stay up all night in my bed watching roblox and creepy pastas *also this was in 2017* i would also watch fnaf. but only things like dont come crys and five nights at freddys. i ahd discord when i was 7 too.

[@X1Vampi1X]

Yeah this is why I heavily monitor everything my 3yr old watches and I pick educational games for her to play. Technology can be beneficial if used correctly but you can't leave a kid on their own in the internet cause of stuff like this

[@bluebree]

I'm glad my 3 year old daughter likes Bluey and Peppa Pig. I probably won't let me daughter get a phone until she's in HS. If she does have a phone at a young age the internet will have to be disabled so she can only call or text me if she needs me. Sounds harsh but I don't want her having a tik tok account at 6 years old cause that shits sad.

[@caprikosero]

Seriously, my mother never really understood internet stuff and i got my first phone at 7 (I'm 15 now) and I'm so lucky i didn't find any of this stuff, i recommend these cds with kids ed games. I loved them as a kid and you know for sure they're safe. Lots of love❤

[@crazyinc.7854]

That is why when I was a kid, my mom got us a kindle and put kindle free time on it.

[@hqnaemu]

@@bluebree no offense, but coming from experience your child will probably get bullied in middle school for not having a phone

[@lamibonxd]

@@hqnaemu honestly phones were pretty big in my middle school n no one bullied ppl who didnt as far as i’m aware. giving a child a phone to solve one *possible* problem of them being potentially bullied is weird

[@pagansbasin6657]

Tittolizzardo is simply furry propaganda. Glad I’m being blessed by chad chads tiktok covers tho

[@purrgatory8022]

You are a god / goddess.

[@Labgrownhuman]

Yes we are blessed by our overlord chad chad

[@rottingredfox]

I sure hope you aren’t insinuating there’s something wrong with being a furry.

[@yourrboyfriend.]

@@rottingredfox hopefully

[@purrgatory8022]

@@rottingredfox yeah cuz I used to be one

[@linlupin]

The fact that theres a muted bit is hilarious considering that means your parody cover of the song was close enough for YT to understand what it was and murder it on the spot

[@rateyes1914]

I didn’t know Kurtis Conner had a equally funny twin sister

[@celester.812]

Spot on

[@bubaaaaaaaaa]

Omg yes

[@krymsxnn]

fr

[@n0t_lily738]

Yessssssssssss

[@professionaldoma7121]

THATS WHAT IVE BEEN THINKING

[@frickinfrick8488]

For the love of god parents do not let social media babysit your kids on auto play, the videos on here are WEIRD. If you need some time off just give them an iPad with a couple seasons of cartoons on it instead, at least you’ll know what they’re watching is curated and not weird ads or sexual shit.

[@villaindenkikamanari3585]

This is why YT Kids exist.

[@frickinfrick8488]

@@villaindenkikamanari3585 a lot of the stuff on YT kids is still pretty weird imo

[@villaindenkikamanari3585]

@@frickinfrick8488 True af

[@taylorhope4651]

@@villaindenkikamanari3585 youtube kids is atrocious

[@justateapot3847]

This is why KZbin kids exists, videos get demonetised for the pettiest reasons, and age restrictions have gotten more strict (asking for ID to watch certain videos). Because parents nowadays are so lazy that everyone else is forced to bend over backwards to accommodate for their kids. This isn’t even mentioning how many parents are letting technology raise their kids either.

[@Kimmie6772]

Even though I vehemently despise the rhetoric of "these kids and their phones. Technology bad amirite?" I would urge a parent with young children not to give them technology without restrictions and to encourage open dialogue of what websites they would like to or currently like going on (without stifling interests). Leaving your kid on the wild west of the internet is socially akin to not paying attention to them in a bar or party. Like, dont be surprised if they mimic or see some messed up shit. And if they do see/do some messed up shit, learn how to teach them what it means and why it isn't good to behave like that. Of course without damaging the trust you need in order to successfully raise your child.

[@satirestudios5413]

Exactly. I got my first phone only recently and I'm 14. Little kids don't need this crap. I'm also heavily against "phone and TikTok bad!" Because it's mostly for clout and stuff on Reddit. I don't even have any other social media! Who's giving it to babies!?

[@trypotherapy7478]

When I was little, I looked at a bunch of videos of comodo dragons on youtube and ended up learning how to run like one :T

[@satirestudios5413]

@@trypotherapy7478 awww komodo dragons are so cool

[@GummyDinosaursify]

I also am against the "Technology is baddddd!!" mindset but there's a reason why people under 13 aren't legally allowed on these apps.

[@GummyDinosaursify]

My parents give my nephew their phone all the time. He basically watches terrible KZbin videos that are either giant commercials or really inappropriate but look harmless. He keeps acting bad and saying some pretty bad things and my parents always ask where he learned that from, when clearly he's just repeating what he heard on KZbin. It's a mess.

[@Hinata8778]

I'm glad i grew up when I did, when the internet still was fucked but still somehow less fucked. I exposed myself to content I probably shouldn't have at that age, but I had to actively search for deranged shit if I wanted to see it and wouldn't just be exposed to stuff like this and worse without having a single say in the matter.

[@mr.nobody5251]

I feel like kids shouldn’t be near addictive technology until there at a much older age. Idk I could be just stupid ;-;

[@aestheticcat8976]

Literally my 8 year old cousin and it boils down to parenting, for whatever reason some parents find it easier to put a screen in front of a child than interact with them. What happens is they grow dependent on it, so later it's harder to actually get the child unhooked from the devices.

[@elielinightfever]

Seriously, and even if they do get it they should have the proper restrictions and a limit to how long they can be on that thing a day. I dont really agree with the much older age thing, I was smart enough to avoid this type of content at 10 but still. as long as you teach your kid the dangers of the internet and what to avoid it should be fine when theyre a preteen, thats just me though.

[@MiniMia48]

Yes, so much yes. I did grow up with the internet, but my mom trusted me way too much and didn’t supervise me at all. Luckily I was only ever interested in Minecraft videos, so I didn’t have a chance to see any bullshit. Still wasn’t the best parenting. It worries me when I glance at the things my younger siblings or cousins are watching and seeing these weird-ass videos don’t even look kid friendly.

[@froggygalaxy]

why are all the replies the same

[@Zoeシ-e2w]

This is so true but the age kids get technology keeps on getting younger and younger like my 1 year old brother already has an iPad and was using technology even before he was 1, and my 4 year old sister is addicted to her iPad also. I have to admit I’m kinda addicted to my phone and iPad but I’m a preteen(still young but more reasonable than a one year old) but your right.

[@watermelongirl142]

Whoever animated the characters have so much talent that shouldn't be wasted on this...

[@imthebossmermaid3648]

Yeah why not make an actual television show with those characters? And not generic tiktok twerking?

[@aurelieledet7983]

They probably have some NSFW stuff elsewhere

[@CardloarD]

They are likely in a developing country and this is pretty much the only work they could find

[@Penquinn14]

do they? the models are doing the exact same movements in a lot of these clips, the ones where it's two dancing different movements is pretty good but others looks like they just copy and pasted the animation with a different model rigged instead

[@scarffeild]

​@@aurelieledet7983definitely

[@RaineyLatte]

I am mildly worried for the future generation, but at the same time, there's nothing I can really do about it so... Idk lol that's the end of the comment

[@bobsburgers8497]

There’s gonna be part of their generation that won’t know how to properly react to social situations but....like really badly. My friend tells me her lil sister already has horrible emotional maturity and I wouldn’t be surprised if stuff like this is warping their expectations / what things should be like

[@lee-pb4ec]

@@bobsburgers8497 thats kinda awful. 😨

[@screamingbanshee1282]

@@bobsburgers8497 no I think the kids will be fine in my opinion, like they are going to grow up being the most accepting generation so far,they are still just kids, they don't fully understand everything yet, some people take a longer time to mature, your brain is fully developed at 25, I have hope, just because of all the things being taught them, environmentalsm, accepting people,

[@bobsburgers8497]

@@screamingbanshee1282 well sure BUT if elementary kids are growing up watching “kids content” from KZbin and tiktok there’s gonna be repercussions of that in their development bc most people know that that “content” can be too childish, too sexual, and just disturbed.

[@screamingbanshee1282]

@@bobsburgers8497 that's certain but it's the parents fault

[@tearsofagod653]

10:10 "it's fake bro" King

[@lolapink532]

The guy who said that: 🍷🗿

[@tulsipa7092]

absolute fucking gigachad

[@Kirbyfan10]

Fucking legend

[@MonsterPrincessLala]

I love that Chad Chad is def younger than me but somehow feels like a middle aged, chain-smoker aunt who has seen too much shit and is just over it

[@darkmatterburger]

Yessss

[@aaqka]

this is why you shouldnt be drinking when youre pregnant.

[@Notvia-c4m]

Or smoking-

[@lani5378]

Lmfao

[@Quaila]

*should

[@APoliticalConfusionAndMess]

Nice ableism you got there, bud. Delete this comment now.

[@jollyrancher7258]

​@@APoliticalConfusionAndMess bro what 😭🙏

[@Matty002]

human brains arent fully developed until your mid 20s, and social media is meant to be as addictive as possible, and were learning that social media changes your brain in negative ways knowing this, handing over social media to children is INSANE! its like letting them vape

[@kingexplosionmurderfuckoff9376]

Hard disagree

[@Furcreature]

i think social media is worse than vaping

[@gisellie25]

Vapings worse

[@therealisticemmail6706]

Good thing I didn't find that when I was younger

[@willieearles3151]

@@kingexplosionmurderfuckoff9376 You can’t just disagree without offering a counterpoint

[@moonflower2515]

I've never been more grateful for the fact that my parents didn't let me have a phone until I was 15. I still watched inappropriate shit on the internet since I had a computer growing up, but I appreciate the intention of trying to shield me from scaring content.

[@charlie8949]

"Mom can we have acting?" "No we have acting at home." Acting at home:

[@raydai9541]

@@khoi_0918 good acting

[@lugoorstar]

"not one, but two poops ahahahahah." "also smudge bbq sauce everywhere"

[@orangejuice2519]

Your hairstyle today reminds me of Kurtis Connor so much lol

[@animenerd11]

I was gonna say that!😆

[@animenerd11]

Honestly they act like they could be siblings!

[@monster_blood6]

THAT'S WHAT I THOUGHT.

[@superfan364]

Female kurtis

[@Sarah-fd2cc]

“Do you know vowels” is my new pickup line

[@negligible_reality]

Hey, gurl... do you know vowels? 😏😘🥴🥵

[@ykkma11]

@@negligible_realityLOL

[@thisishome111]

this past week I've been binge watching a bunch of chadchad vids whenever I had time and WOW does she look good in every hair colour. I screamed when I saw the thumbnail for this vid

[@bella-rj1no]

WHY ARE WE IGNORING THE FACT HER SISTER HAS 8 KIDS ALMOST 9 WHAT!?

[@angeljones965]

There was a woman with like 9 kids at my church when I was young. She just kept having kids. She even went to other countries to get pregnant... wonder what happened to her.... actually I don't she gave me the creeps

[@Snow-ik7ku]

@@angeljones965 what do you mean with "going to other countries to get pregnant" There isnt a limit on how many kids one can have

[@angeljones965]

@@Snow-ik7ku She would travel to South America, find some random dude, date him, bring him to the states, marry him and get him citizen ship in the states, be impregnated by the guy, divorce him, and have him pay child support. She did that for at least 4 or 5 of the kids. The other dudes ran for the hills, which was very wise. She also basically neglected her kids had her 2 oldest daughters do everything for the other 7. They always lived in a tiny cramped house. They had bed bugs and lice multiple times too. She would spend her days looking for a guy to have another kid with. She also had cancer or something. Last I know she was in Iowa and her 2 oldest had left her. athe oldest is engaged and having her baby I think now.. It was a real mess. I believe CPS was involved, but they didn't do anything helpful. And no, there is no limited to how many children one can have, sadly.

[@aaqka]

@@angeljones965 wtf shes a bitch shes making the men pay for child support? while theyre divorced? the other guys who ran away are pretty smart for doing that they really dodged a bullet

[@vivii__]

@@angeljones965 that's so disgusting

[@nattyism]

EVERYTHING ABOUT YOU. YOUR CONTENT, HOW GORGEOUS YOU ARE, YOUR PERSONALITY IM IN LOVE

[@Canned-Tomato-Basil-Soup]

WHY IS EVERYONE YELLING?

[@erentitman]

@@Canned-Tomato-Basil-Soup AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

[@nattyism]

@@Canned-Tomato-Basil-Soup BECAUSE I LIVE FOR CHAD CHAD

[@rinananaaaa]

@@Canned-Tomato-Basil-Soup EEEEEEEEEEEEEEAEEEDAAEEEE

[@_.stargazer._]

Some time ago I found a really great comment on the topic of nowadays internet vs. the internet we were able to explore as kids: "When we were kids, the internet was a sandbox-style open world - full of dangerous things, yes, but also nearly unlimited potential - and we learned to be careful, and we learned fast, and we learned fairly well. Now, the internet is a series of black box silos built by corporations to maximize engagement at the expense of everything else. I may have seen Two Girls One Cup by accident and at the tender age of ten, but I never had to deal with companies using gambling-addiction-creating strategies pioneered in literal casinos to try and make me hand over hundreds of real dollars at the same age. I may have been exposed to vicious bigotry in anonymous and pseudanonymous messages boards, but I never had algorithms spoonfeeding me explicitly far right radicalizing content. The blithely unfettered access people of our generation had is just genuinely not the same as what kids with unsupervised access are getting today."

[@Anita-ci6tw]

THE WAY SHES SINGING THE AUDIOS IS SENDING MEEEE 💀

[@barachel6469]

I was looking for this comment 😭

[@original_demonic]

The teaching kids to buy things with no disclaimer actually made my parents respect some of the phone locks I had when I was younger. I had a phone lock that meant that I couldn’t get apps or pay for anything without asking permission which shows the thing I wanted to get . The only problem is that now my account is locked that way because my mums forgotten the password for that specific lock…I’m 19 and I wanna get tinder without my parents thinking I’m a ho😂.

[@HereForGoodVibes]

That’s hilarious😂

[@gloomiiii]

lmao 😂😂

[@emilyztherat]

I probably sound like an adult trying to make their kid go outside but when I was kid, I watched educational stuff but still fun to my 4 year old brain like team umi zumi. Where did all that go? Everything my brother watches is just brainless and doesn't teach him anything

[@willowhaven7914]

Okay most parents got rid of cable and Don't bye streaming services! (My parents) they just think that cable .

[@wall-g]

TEAM UMI ZUMI HOLY SHIT I LOVED THAT SHOW

[@calebrose740]

Umi zumi was the bomb

[@wall-g]

@@calebrose740 I thought you said "UmiZumi was shit" and I was bout ready to throw hands

[@calebrose740]

@@wall-g I put "the shit" but im new to the channel and don't know if cussing is allowed so I changed it

[@ILikeChocolateMilk]

But why did the lights at 6:26 actually scare me 😭

[@ashlynnharris]

nobody’s giving her enough appreciation for her singing the tiktok songs

[@MrAgustus11]

I recently had to deactivate my younger nephew's TikTok account (he is about 5 years old), and he had liked, followed, and DM'd basically porn accounts where grown women were practically naked and bouncing up and down. The fact that he is exposed to that kind of thing makes me really sad and scared for his young mind along with all of the other children out there who have access to things like a tablet. Creators need to be responsible, I hope those porn accounts see who views their stupid content and think about what in the world they are doing. And I also hope that parents really become involved as well, a tablet is not a toy. :(

[@moonxliqht]

agreed 100%, although children shouldn't have tiktok accounts at all. it's just sad how easy it is to find inappropriate things on the internet

[@B3ans0nT0ast]

"Creators need to be responsible" wrong. Parents need to be responsible. Strangers are not responsible for raising ppls children bc theyre too lazy to monitor them

[@britishningguang3933]

The creators aren't at fault. The parents are for failing to protect the child from such stuff. It's the the parents job to make sure their child doesn't watch anything in inappropriate for their age. Don't expect a bunch of strangers to limit what content they create to protect your child.

[@jessikaaustin2638]

It's the parents fault for not monitoring their 5 year old on the internet.

[@landland9056]

In part its all of there faults except for the child tik tok for not banning it parents for in-house reasons and the creators

[@n2u636]

the reason why some kids r stupid is bc this is the kind of content that's meant for them. i'll sent this to all my relatives with kids and those useless "kids tablets".

[@KrystalKlearrr]

If I had a kid I'd have them watch actually good kids content like DanTDM or something smh

[@elielinightfever]

Oh god the “kids tablets”. those should not exist.

[@highfructosetoaster]

I had a good kids tablet. Idk what it was but it had a ton of fun games on it.

[@elielinightfever]

@@highfructosetoaster It was probably a kindle! those arent that bad, I’ll be honest.

[@highfructosetoaster]

@@elielinightfever no, it wasnt a kindle, but i did get one later on, and now i have a phone

[@rubydreamsuwu1095]

As someone who grew up in the time of tv networks having websites full of certified kid-friendly flash games, it deeply saddens and pains me to see the death of children's content

[@SM-yz4hi]

tbh the cat ones would be cute and appropriate if they tweaked the dances and songs a little bit. It’d still be kinda brainless but whatev

[@hanakoskokeshidoll]

yeah

[@cmctiernan]

my little sister would watch that type of stuff and that’s what scares me most (she doesn’t have tiktok but watches dance compilations on here)

[@dog6732]

@@cmctiernan and if she got a scam then that would be worse

[@calhuh1232]

Tru

[@Strawbcherries]

You deserve all of these subscribers honestly- when I found you I assumed you were some big KZbinr because of how entertaining you are. I can’t wait for you to hit all of those big milestones !! :D

[@animenerd11]

Her videos are such high quality to! :)

[@LynnAgain83]

Right!!! She's def going to hit big numbers

[@coleslift]

this is the second vid of yours i watched and i literally thought you had over a mil subs lmao, please keep murdering this shit

[@Hannah_Sayuri]

2:14 the way the audio cuts out for like 10 seconds..

[@Tate_the_toast_stealer]

I THOUGHT MY HEADPHONES BROKE 💀💀

[@JayWard-i4v]

Yea same for me🥲

[@iridiscencia5390]

if you have siblings/young family members/etc seeing this kind of content and don't have the power to take it away from them, make sure they know to ask you if they see something they don't understand. don't punish them by taking their tablet/phone, it'll only cause them to be more secretive. try to explain what's going on (if appropriate) or give reasons why you don't think it's appropriate for them to watch: again, not explaining will make the kids go behind your back. I've done this with my sister (plus checking what she's watching/playing every once in a while) since my parents don't really get social media and it's worked pretty well!!

[@GummyDinosaursify]

Unfortunately, children generally are too naïve to understand what kind of content they're consuming and companies like TikToc and KZbin don't care what they're watching as long as they get their money. And Children are super easy to get money from. It really comes down to the parent's responsibility.

[@sleaf6]

Improvise, Adapt, Overcome. In all seriousness this is good advice

[@TooTired_ToType]

My little Cousin just watched Lankybox they're not doing anything wrong I just hate them with a Fiery Passion

[@shaylamckay1174]

@@TooTired_ToType ONG

[@Uchiha-_-_-]

but don’t look at other people’s texts. it’s absolute bs and invasion of privacy

[@pattmahiney]

That silence at 2:18 was ominous af....

[@Bubbleeyyz]

I WAS LOOKING FOR A COMMENT TALKING ABOUT THIS

[@yourmotherssecret]

@-peachy-3102ME TOO!! I AM SO GLAD OTHER PEOPLE MENTIONED IT

[@Justchain]

@@yourmotherssecretSAME

[@sajie2781]

Copyright

[@Lost-Account--processing]

​@-peachy-3102SAME I THOUGHT MY BLUETOOTH WAS ONN!!

[@hyobro8392]

The fake poop warning was so useful! I have a severe phobia of that stuff, it's really appreciated to warn about it because people usually don't do it

[@xamirex823]

I’m sorry I laughed.

[@person4636]

I’m pretty sure it was for people who have diarrhea

[@alt6877]

Im eating rn so I appreciated that too

[@peach3120]

how do you use the bathroom

[@person4636]

@@peach3120 Wait holy I’m wondering that too

[@CrispiestInkling]

6:40 yk shouting your plan across the house is really gonna help with the surprise element of the prank

[@Apollo_Vanron]

Well, in the words of Robbie Rotten... DON'T LET YOUR KIDS WATCH IT!

[@heart3123]

Rip-

[@LelynnsSquirrels]

I hate when ppl aim their stuff at kids, without any consideration for the parents..

[@peiithos]

hell they dont have consideration for either.. kids or parents.

[@LelynnsSquirrels]

Top most problematic ppl I seen, so far, for stuff like that, comes from "ThatVeganTeacher" & "Eugenia Cooney"... (them & their plushies 🙄) .. I find "PlaymateTessi" to b problematic too, but she doesn't seem like she actually AIMS her content towards kids.

[@avery1529]

1:54 so fun fact, the two cats used to be a lesbian couple and I remember people being like “wholesome kids content depicting good rep of us I love this” and it turned into straight tiktok dances👩🏻‍🦯

[@hearts4melaniemartini]

did they break up>??

[@avery1529]

@@hearts4melaniemartini idk the lore

[@sixbytex]

reverse character development

[@avery1529]

@@sixbytex exactly

[@jackbubblegum]

@@sixbytex LMAOOO

[@Caff-pv8fg]

This kind of content is actually a very deep, and dark rabbit hole. I believe the "Nico and Cash parodies" are a great example of how messed up kids youtube is, and how messed up youtube as a company is.

[@shivaharibhatta]

“My older sister has 8 KIDS” Me: *faints* Also congrats to your sister

[@chibimikura]

Should i be concerned that my father has 7 siblings-? 👁 Edit: guys please stop replying to me this comment is 9 months old 😭😭 Edit 2: Please its not funny its just annoying :(

[@theblackbaron4119]

Apperently some people don't have other hobbies besides mounting each other and changing diapers. I wouldn't go for more than two kids, I would pity my gf after 8.

[@kj4525]

@@theblackbaron4119 I don’t understand why it matters to people? If they want a big family and they’re financially able to what’s the big deal?

[@theblackbaron4119]

@@kj4525 You might have noticed, if your reading comprehension didn't fail you, that I didn't say anything about financial status or something against big families. My remarks were facetious in nature. :)

[@raydai9541]

With one on the way!

[@maiasarwer1557]

Children do not belong on TikTok..this is not okay.

[@lilithlaney1759]

Be careful when you're singing in place of using the actual song. You can still get copyrighted just for singing it. I'd hate to see ya lose your bag bc MGM are greedy turds. Your hair still looks cute btw!! I think I saw someone say it already but Olaplex works really well for repairing bleach damage. As someone who hasn't seen their natural hair color in 13 years I would knowwww 😂😂

[@nomdeplume2213]

No u cant

[@omgdisfunny4852]

you cant

[@durrdeakin]

@@nomdeplume2213 You can, the KZbin copyright feature is extremely broken and I believe it's been proven that you can get copyrighted for singing the song. Depends on the record company's greedyness and a few other factors, but it's 100% possible.

[@Chitenza]

Unlike the two jackasses who speak so definitively without knowing what the fucc theyre talking about (some of the worst types of folk). Yes indeed you can be copyrighted! However your singing would need to be quite reproductive to content match the audio signature. Or the copyright holders would need to see it and flag a la JackSepticEye that he posted about on Twitter 25MAR19 when he sang 'Hooked On A Feeling" Cheers

[@durrdeakin]

@@Chitenza Seems about right! Thanks for the clarification!

[@Blastoise13]

3:40 missed a moment to go full matpat and make a cutout of yourself

[@smort123]

5:00: "It looks so much fun!" No? It doesn't?

[@cyberneticsquid-godofmassd3759]

As a young teenager who (hopefully) would like to raise a child one day when im (much) older, things like this really terrify me. I grew up right before this kind of "children's content" was really widespread (late noughties/early 2010s) and even then I know I was lucky to not encounter much of this kind of stuff (tho I'm sure I still definitely did see some), and by the time I'm ready to have children I'm afraid itl only get worse. The idea of how much you would need to monitor your child's entertainment, from such an early age (not just with social media, but also with toys and other forms of media as well) is quite stressful and scary, even without thinking of the effects constant monitoring would have on the child's mental wellbeing. I think I've lost my point here XD, but what I'm trying to say is that it just seems so daunting to raise children in a society where new ways to subtly and easily hurt children are popping up all the time.

[@whateverlolawants]

I'm 35 and it's like you took the words out of my mouth (except that the internet barely existed until I was almost a teenager... but otherwise, same.) I'm still deciding if I want to have kids. I'm impressed that someone your age is thinking about this too - but at the same time, I never underestimate kids and teenagers. Young people are often a lot smarter and wiser than you get credit for. Hope all of us can figure this stuff out if we have kids.

[@johnroach9026]

As a young adult who also wants to have kids, I'm also terrified. I grew up in the naughties, which meant I basically saw the rise of web 2.0 and the anarchy of early youtube. However, the content I grew up with was stuff like Stampy, the DiamondMinecart, Annoying Orange, etc. Even there, my parents heavily policed it to the extent where I was banned from watching a few channels, and in retrospect, I completely understand why. Exposing a child to mindless screaming "content" was not healthy. I wasn't introduced to phones and social media until much later - I got my first phone at around 13, and didn't get social media until around 15 (and even there I limited myself to Insta - I didn't get snapchat until 18). Thank God I did that - its definitely saved me a lot of issues in the long run. If/when I have a child, I fear that this mass produced dopamine slop will be forced onto them regardless of anything I do. With the rise of VR, AI and other technologies, I wouldn't be surprised if we've optimized addictive kids content by the 2030s, and with the decline of traditional (and wholesome) kids content creators, I don't see any choices beyond accepting that my child's pliable young mind will be hooked onto these content mills, or completely barring my child from the internet until they're old enough to think for themselves, possibly stunting their learning and ability to socially interact, and possibly causing anger towards me in the long term for isolating them from an entire world.

[@hobisdimples94]

The whole "adults acting like small children" trope is truly f*cking horrifying

[@vivipettiss5832]

what makes it even more disrespectful is that some people do it (not on tiktok obviously) as a coping mechanism and they already get enough shit from ppl who think they're being weird without these creeps on tiktoks acting like the stereotypical idea of an age regressor

[@ungarssympa]

2:21 THE SILLENTTTTTTT

[@sajie2781]

Copyright

[@Penquinn14]

@@sajie2781 yeah I dont think it was a copyright issue...otherwise why would Chad Chad mute their own audio of explaining what it was? It cuts both out and into the explanation

[@Xiatter]

"Now get in there and act like our relationship is perfect, for clout."

[@Sleepyestlain]

oh god not the furries *PLEASE NOT THE FURRIES I CANT BE REMINDED OF MY 5TH GRADE SELF*

[@Ikransaid-p7w]

@thZrn † ewww you are weird

[@HiHello-cw9vc]

@thZrn † cool

[@abhorrent11]

@thZrn † same ^^

[@jaylenkeith8374]

@thZrn † furries creep me out

[@jaylenkeith8374]

@thZrn † ok ;-;

[@Violet_Parakeet]

I'm definitely not one of those people who are like "kids shouldn't have phones at all" but I do think a kid having a phone at an early age is a big privilege and that, that privilege should only be given away when the kid understands some things. Things being : -Does this kid understand the value of money, do they understand the value of what they are given? Do they understand that having this is a privilege and that they should not misuse or abuse it? -Do they know how to avoid unsafe/inappropriate content? Do they know what's suitable for them to watch/participate in or not? If you get the answer yes to both or even just one, please do not give your kid a phone. They're not ready for it. A lot of people (especially parents) nowadays just hand a phone to a kid as a way to quickly "fix" bad attitudes/unhealthy mentality problems, and they don't even teach these kids that there is inappropriate content on there. They don't realize that this quick "fix" is actually bad in the long run because the more spoiled you are, the less space you have for growth and empathy. Storytime (Just wanna vent cause this video really affects me. ): I have a 5-year-old little sister. I love her, but if I'm being honest, I don't want to deal with her daily or even be near her most of the time because of how spoiled she is. She was already incredibly spoiled because my parents would literally buy her anything whenever she wanted, especially if she was making a fuss (throwing a huge tantrum) about it. Then my mom decided to let her phone "make up" for all the time she didn't spend with my little sister at the age of 2. Alone. Unsupervised. She could have been watching anything. My little sister didn't understand the value of money back then and she *still* doesn't now. So she would often throw the phone on the floor *on purpose* and crack the screen (whenever she didn't get what she wanted). And my mom didn't care to teach her the value of things, the huge privilege she had, or to even respect others' property. My mom has never really disciplined her on that or taught her how privileged she is and that she should respect other people's property, but she instead had the gall to replace the phone 3 times (which isn't the bad part since it's her phone after all) but also let my spoiled little sister misuse and break those as well. As the middle child who was not nearly as privileged and actually had to learn empathy, respect, etc through watching others, through long lectures, through actual discipline, it pisses me off. Then my dad who also complains about her being spoiled as hell by mom (for some odd reason) decided to buy her a tablet at 5. She doesn't even know how to write or read, or what the actual value of numbers means. She doesn't even know how to write her own name properly... (Side note: She doesn't go on Tik Tok but KZbin (mostly KZbin shorts) which is equally as bad. She's learned how the word "kill/killed" but she doesn't understand how heavy its meaning can be and says it all the time jokingly- almost in a mocking way. And you may not think KZbin is that bad, but trust me, KZbin is bad too. You can easily watch ***n or come across h***** on KZbin.) Moral of the story: Don't use technology as a quick way to shut up your kid when they're throwing a tantrum/acting disrespectfully/to make up for the time you've missed. Because I promise no matter how embarrassing (if you have to discipline your kid in public) or long it may take, in the long run actually disciplining your kid and teaching them the value of things (not just materialistic things, morals, ethics, etc too) is much, much better than spoiling them.

[@negligible_reality]

Personally I don't have a big issue with children having access to the internet, but it needs to be in moderation and under parental/guardian supervision. Keep an eye on them and make sure that they're watching or viewing age appropriate content, use the parental control functions on their devices (they're there for a reason!), and be sure to educate them on internet safety. Another good tip is to sit down and have a chat with them about what types of things they like to watch online, that way you can keep tabs on the sort of things they're looking at and how it's effecting them; and if they're watching something inappropriate you can explain to them why it's bad and why they shouldn't be watching or engaging with that type of content.

[@livvlife]

My rabbit recently passed away and I’m heart broken, thank you for making me laugh and smile during this hard time. ❤️

[@lavenderstarzzz]

💗🐇

[@vasiliuu3461]

Sorry for your lost

[@Artemis3456]

Sorry for your loss, and off topic I loooove ur pfp

[@livvlife]

@@Artemis3456 thank you, I appreciate it!

[@bee-xu4ie]

sorry for your loss :( hope you get better!! (but nice pfp 🥰

[@turtletaco9872]

okayokay the first account reminds me of the time when my brother and I (we would have been about 7 and 9 years old respectively) were browsing the On Demand feature of Sky TV and we came across that one movie called 'Sausage Party'. It was animated, so we as smart little children watched it. It was very uncomfortable, and we didn't realise why until our Mum came in and told us that we weren't allowed to watch it. *And then later that year I discovered Shane Dawson. Unchecked internet access was definitely a good thing for a kid like me.* Edit: spelling error that I didn't notice until I rewatched the video 3 months later :)

[@asserehe5075]

I (20yo) watched this f*ing movie a couple of months ago with some friends and I was one of the most disturbing shits ever Half of the movie was me frowning thinking "wtf????" and/or looking away from the screen. I even had to close discord and go listen to some music when it got to the end cause I could not watch it. Honestly terrible, -8/10, don't recommend it at allll

[@maryicanteven2355]

i only saw it when i was choosing a movie to watch but i am so grateful that i did not choose that one, it seems horrifying 😳

[@SocksWithSandalsEnjoyer]

@@asserehe5075 i didn't get the movie but i watched some scenes since it got recommended to me and it was kinda funny imo unique concept you don't really see in animated movies but the ending... was... *too much.*

[@asserehe5075]

@@SocksWithSandalsEnjoyer the concept was waaaaay too unique for my taste lmaoo

[@jadaabbygale4002]

Ah yes...my jumpstart into teenage years on the interwebs...a memoir

[@gray7624]

The fact that subtle grinding is assumed to be safe for kids to watch. And some of the inappropriate songs in the background.

[@babyturkey8342]

Wait does your sister really have 9 kids?? Oooweeee she's a patient lady

[@imthebossmermaid3648]

Or maybe she’s just adopted. 🫠

[@blahaj3730]

@@imthebossmermaid3648 Still 😭

[@Kadukunahaluu]

My mother has seventeen siblings all from the same mom with two from a different dad. Family reunions used to be so crowded

[@DrClock-il8ij]

​@@Kadukunahaluu Did your grandmother have a new child every year until she was 40?????

[@Kadukunahaluu]

@@DrClock-il8ij She started having kids when she was pretty young. She died in her mid forties giving birth to the 20th but it was a miscarriage. They are burried together with my gramps. And like family tradition, their children went on to have many children of their own; I have too many cousins

[@commitcrimes3070]

I remember the time I managed to get on "kids" tiktok, for me it was mainly cocomelon reuploads and somewhat normal looking toy reviews. Not once did I see accounts like this but I think these adults need help-

[@RNS_Aurelius]

The reason you need to be 13 for Tiktok, as well as many other online platforms, relates to data processing laws. In short, 13 is the minimum age in a lot of countries that you can give consent for your data to be sold.

[@kyerefrederick627]

13?!? Messed up fr

[@RNS_Aurelius]

@@kyerefrederick627 it's just about data processing laws. Data and ads are the ways these sites make money.

[@vivipettiss5832]

@@RNS_Aurelius still messed up. 13 year olds are immature and most can't understand a privacy policy

[@danuostret1900]

​@@vivipettiss583213 year olds immature ???? i don't know what kind of kids are in the U.S but in my country a 13 year old is mature enough to understand the concept of sexual abuse , emotional and verbal abuse and divorce too even tho no one in their family experienced it , a 5 year old already hates how annoying cartoons like Blue's clues , Peppa pig and other childish cartoons are , The U.S really disappoints me sometimes

[@honningbie2724]

Your hair looks rlly good wait- like maybe it looks dead in person but the cut and color looks nice on u also I love ur channel I literally went through all ur videos last week

[@mouved1]

6:56 If I ever had a kid he/she wouldn't be impress and proceed to put REAL sh*t over the W.C and door because my kid ain't faker

[@ebecausee4936]

she had me dyeing when she said "will he teach a bunch of nine year olds how to make a firework out of a red solo cup and a tampon, yeah yes he would"

[@oaktwig6413]

My younger sister has become super toxic and has a huge victim complex because she had full access to the internet with little to no restrictions, now it’s gotten to the point that she’s impossible to live with. She argues over everything and treats everything like a horrendous task. I’m autistic, and she blames a lot of stuff she does on my “stupid autism” For example; I tell her to put or leave our cat alone because she never leaves him alone. She yells or screams at me, either my name like “Kodaaaaaa!’ With a huffy face, or she’ll yell at me to “stop butting your nose in” If I tell her to stop doing something she acts like I just told her to stop breathing or something. She escalates arguments so much, to the point that my parents don’t trust her enough to leave her home alone with me and my older sister (19) because she causes so many problems, she’s gotten way worse once she joined secondary school and she excused her behaviour by saying “I’m almost a teenager now” because teenagers are notoriously moody, but not like this?? We were walking to school one day and I was waiting to cross the road- she walked out in the middle of the road in front of an incoming car, so I yelled and told her to move back, she did but then started an argument with me saying it was my fault she almost got ran over- it was so ridiculous I was actually baffled at how she came up with that. She said it was because I was autistic and she thought I couldn’t cross the road despite me doing it for almost 5 years now- she infantilises me because of my autism and said countless times that she was basically an older sister because I was autistic- she’s 12, I’m 15. I’m perfectly capable of taking care of myself and I do. My parents literally had to take her with them on a sailing trip they took to a nearby island when they were meant to go alone because they couldn’t trust her. It’s just getting increasingly harder to live with, especially now that it’s the summer holidays and we’re out of school and at home all the time. Wow that was a rant but my point is please try and limit your younger sibling’s exposure to things, or your child’s- although the internet is great it’s dangerous and my sister has literally picked up these behaviours from videos I’ve even seen her watch. She speaks to me with these stupid comebacks she hears on KZbin and thinks she’s super smart and cool, in response to a simple question or request. If I had done this sort of stuff when I was her age, I would have been figuratively killed by my parents, but her being the youngest they’ve become way more lenient with everything and they NEVER punish her for anything, and if they do it has no effect because the punishment is bad and not for nearly as long as it should be- I won’t go into detail but my parents were away and my little sister literally thwacked my older sister on the back, super hard and was horrible and disobedient for over 2 hours, when she was just asked to go downstairs for lunch!! All my parents did was take her devices away for a day!! edit, an update a year later: she is worse now.

[@erinlikesacornishpasty4703]

She's undoubtedly going through puberty and her hormones are making her less mentally stable. I behaved similarly at that age and did not have access to anything like TikTok. I don't think she should blame your autism, obviously, the things you're doing seem like normal older sibling things. But I will say that my life dramatically improved when I flat out told my parents that I was not my sister's mother, my mother is her mother, so I could not and would not be responsible for parenting her. There is only a small age gap between us and it made it difficult for my sister to even respect that I was wiser than her at all. And I pointed that out to my folks and they realized maybe I WASN'T actually all that much wiser than she. Obviously I thought I was, but it didn't really matter. What mattered is that I couldn't be responsible for her, even though I love her and want her to be ok. She's too much for me, even on a good day, and quite frankly she was a handful for my folks. Explain things to your parents that way, and thier expectations of you may change 🤷‍♀️.

[@cloudine3218]

Take this with a pinch of salt bc im No proffecional but i think it best to either take away her devices permanetly or take her to some kind of therapist. Or both. As someone Who also had unlimited internet access this kind of behavior is too much. Yes children can be real mean or too much (especially when your ND) but this is not „normal” and with all respect to previous comment i Don’t think its „hormones”. I really Hope you’re able to solve this for your own and your sisters good

[@star_fru1tz]

I feel like you described me, just less bratty. I would never say "Stupid Autism" because its a real thing.

[@Caldella]

Joking poking my nosy head in and concurring with another commenter - I think something deeper might be going on with her. Her behavior kind of reminds me of a kid I knew who had oppositional defiant disorder (and some other mental health issues), back in the dial up days when we were all limited to a certain amount of hours of internet use because it would rack up the phone bill. The behavior started insanely young, and restricting what they could watch online/on TV only did so much. I'm not saying your sister specifically has ODD, and I'm not a mental health expert to give opinions that can be taken too seriously, but it just feels like there might already be another factor at play, which the free internet access worsened.

[@funnatopia704]

Don't worry. The real world will hit her eventually, and from the looks of it, _hard._

[@Kai-np3dh]

I’m so excited to watch ur channel grow. Your gonna be one of the one that’s make it big and I’m so happy I’m here early for that journey. Keep doing what your doing can’t wait to see you at 100k!!!!

[@hamburgertoe926]

ye

[@tMena45888]

your signoff at the end of every video is the most unique from any other youtuber content maker ever I love it

[@sepiasmith5065]

my family is taking care of a two year old for a few weeks and I am Not a kid person at all - I don't hate them I'm just literally clueless and anxious and confused around them - and this kid is quite capable for her age and thankfully didn't come with a tablet glued to her hands like I've seen on other kids.... I'm genuinely horrified more and more every day and in fear for the growing generations. like... holy shit. like you said, anyone can up and make content. it can be awful and harmful but it'll only get taken down if they get caught, and by then it may have already made its impact. and the "wacky" style of kid-aimed content is perfect for viral content.... god this is terrifying.