What Would Kids Do? | Kids respond to seeing young girl being bullied

[@charlotte241000]

For that one boy to admit that he was a bully and relized the error of his ways was a big thing for him to admit

[@TeaWithTash_]

So true! It’s amazing to see children being so mature. ❤❤

[@prasanthraonilapu8809]

To correct that path you walk at such a young age is incredible

[@ilove2loveu]

Happened to me too around his age, because I was bullied and took it out on others which was wrong, by 14 years I was strong after training due to being bullied so when other bullies came and tried to hassle me I told them this same thing. That I was a bully too, and it doesn't lead anywhere, most of them understood once I talked to them enough, sorry for rough English

[@peteryanes3413]

Right

[@LunaStarlight35]

It's one thing to be bullied but to be a bully and then stop really means a lot

[@indoorsyren3955]

When I was about twelve, a girl stood up for me against some other girls who were being cruel to me. I have never forgotten her kindness.

[@22SweetTeaRexes]

That’s so sweet too! 🥺❤👍🏼 That was so nice of her! Why can’t more kids be like her? I’m so sorry you had to go through that. I know the feeling too.

[@artisthusnatalal3099]

Are you still friends? 😊

[@lynnjames6629]

Nice. 🥰🙏

[@hayyanturkmani3374]

Awww sending you big hugs

[@indoorsyren3955]

@@artisthusnatalal3099 no, unfortunately I lost track of her in the late 1970s. I googled her name earlier and didn't find anything.

[@LMG5123]

Insults without cussing is a skill I envy. When Natalie said "You're a mean little heartless machine" I was jumping for joy. Talk to em Nat!!

[@rams812]

“Buzz off” a classic but a good one!

[@Token2-jw2nt]

As an older teen this is particularly why I believe kids are just better than adults. They have more empathy than most I know of. I am not sure if it is attributed by relatability. Because for adults it's harder for them to recall of a time when they were younger nor in same situation. Doesn't really help the fact it is exacerbated with biases of knowledge. E.G: You as an example can't criticize people without resorting to slurs or cusses... I know you want to learn this skill which is great, but it is kind of disappointing of having to deal with adults with little to no decorum nor civility.

[@abstract5249]

@@Token2-jw2nt Not boys. Studies show middle school boys have less empathy than girls, but they eventually regain their empathy by high school.

[@Logan-j8l]

It’s definitely a skill, something I could never do.. I love my potty mouth

[@Automaton_unit]

​@@Token2-jw2nt bias confirmation

[@korirvtl]

"Im gonna do something, I dont know what that something is but ill do something"

[@deniset6367]

So cute😂😂😂

[@jimmyjackson8058]

Love it😭

[@michelinesejour9927]

😂😂😂

[@achildsheart4658]

At least he was honest … I love it

[@noble604]

That sounded like such a movie line. You can totally hear Kevin saying this while he figures out the Wet Bandits.😆

[@angeldog15]

That young lady in the pink hoodie held no prisoners! These kids need to be protected at all costs.

[@timsmith7858]

I dont think they do XD she could handle herself well

[@TeaWithTash_]

😅 that’s too! I feel like she should protect meee!!! ❤❤❤ amazing!!!

[@Arsh2613]

It really seems like she was told beforehand by her mom what would happen tbh

[@dreww2286]

She was definitely prepped by her mother. It just wasn’t natural

[@Arsh2613]

@@dreww2286 yeah lol i was like has better acting skills than the actor 😅

[@Rima27ify]

The first girl is so brave her mom raised a good soldier im so proud of these kids for speaking up

[@Norwegian733]

Probably the only kid that were not told by her mom that there will be a TV show and what was about to happen....

[@Arsh2613]

Yeah that first girl seemed AWFULLY scripted. Really disappointed with this whole episode it’s kinda obvious every kid was told by their parents, prob to make a good impression and be able to brag about it to their friends lol

[@cowboycinema8648]

They all kept looking at the cameras lol

[@artisthusnatalal3099]

It's all staged 😂😂😂

[@rams812]

Brave is a solid word. Cuz to keep it up the way she did, that is not easy to do as a kid.

[@uniqueurl]

Last girl steals the show. She took all her courage possible ❤❤

[@JaqueDark]

She was a real sweetheart!

[@GlamsUnknown]

Totally! It was so clear how that took her all her bravery, but she did great❤

[@MindSetReset]

💯💯🥰🥰👏🏾👏🏾

[@Jeffrey-l7t]

If I got to intervene during some bullying, I would declare Psalm 139:14 over the person being bullied

[@617sasso]

That last girl Mary is really sweet. What a great kid.

[@DylannTheVillain]

huge heart, amazing parenting.

[@jimmyjackson8058]

YESSSSS

[@rams812]

Damn that ish was sweet as hell, can’t even lie haha

[@brianavinson1725]

Soooooooo we rolling up in Mary’s bullies right?

[@brittany4321]

And then she started crying at the end. I’m so glad they cut it cause I was about to bawl my eyes out. She was too sweet!

[@heavenjenai]

the self-awareness from the little boy who said he had been a bully!

[@heavenjenai]

a "mean little heartless machine" omg lol she was fired up

[@amandahankins2731]

I just told my 12 year old daughter I'm totally using that line whenever someone is mean to me again

[@raizahasmath5580]

The first girl knew it was all an act. She was definitely staged. She even looked at the camera once or twice. 😂

[@TeaWithTash_]

“move!” 😂😂😂😂 what a queen! I love her!

[@raizahasmath5580]

The first girl knew it was all an act. She was definitely staged. She even looked at the camera once or twice. 😂

[@amandahankins2731]

That last little girl has tears streaming down my face.🥹🥹🥹

[@NoOneCaresJSYK]

Same

[@loop3y13]

She was scared and yet so brave poor thing

[@Kpopk1ng]

The first girl was literally a savage. She didn’t take crap from that bully. The young kid saying he was a bully and realized it wasn’t right and he stopped makes me so proud of how bullies can actually stop. I was bullied and I’ve been cyber bullied. I didn’t tell anyone that I was being bullied or cyber bullied because I didn’t want people to have to worry about me or stick up for me because I thought I could handle it by myself, when I learned it’s better to have people around to help me than to fight my battles alone

[@raizahasmath5580]

The first girl knew it was all an act. She was definitely staged. She even looked at the camera once or twice. 😂

[@JaydenEaton-o2n]

The girl at the end is the sweetest little soul her eyes are full of emotions 🥺

[@--Voltz--]

*That kid that said he was a bully and he realized he was losing friends and wanted to stop being a bully and then seeing a bully BULLY someone else, it broke his heart and he stepped up to the plate boy, congratulations for seeing the next step in evolution in kids* 🫡💓💓

[@Cupkekiii]

This man doesnt age😂

[@APRICEPRODUCTION]

That's because he is cytogenetically frozen 🥶 at the end of each season, and thawed out before the new one starts 😂

[@BoredOligarch]

@@APRICEPRODUCTION LOL thanks for the laugh

[@guyfierimtwi]

Hi I'm John Quiones

[@commander_vlc9994]

@@guyfierimtwiand this is what would you do

[@kryptickandy7670]

​@@APRICEPRODUCTION 😂 😂 😂

[@hydepheelingz2767]

The little boy with glasses was a carbon copy of his mom, they even had the same haircut 🤣🤣🤣❤

[@oclover8994]

😂

[@Damngoodchicken_]

My girl said this out loud lol

[@Arsh2613]

That first girl was sooo prepped by her mom. She had better acting skills than the actor 😭 Now the next few kids THAT was a way more natural reaction. Especially that 2nd kid.

[@ShizukaRose]

Omg yes I got that vibe

[@Swansong321]

Absolutely right..first girl in pink 🙄SO obvious..others more natural reactions

[@terencehicks2079]

Exactly! Definitely noticed that right away

[@Real-housewives-Wakanda]

Yup 💯

[@noble604]

Would their moms even leave them there by themselves these days?

[@1974CarlosGarcia]

This made me cry, kids are good souls, adults need to remember and take this an example how to behave. Great show John.

[@abzainazraai]

the last girl really brought me to tears.... she knows what's good and what's right.... GOOD JOB mom!

[@CaribbeanEmpress1023]

They picked the right person to be the bully. She played that part well

[@mirandaharmon414]

When I was bullied only one kid stood up for me and it made a huge difference for me emotionally. I’m so glad it seems like there may be more kids today who are willing to help

[@Rebel1234-t7p]

This was emotional especially whwn that boy said he was a bully and he stoped and felt good 😢

[@jazz754]

The last girl made my cry!! My daughter has cerebral palsy and that was just so beautiful to watch. W parents all these kids are amazing

[@lukusblack6442]

This was actually quite cool. One thing that I found interesting was that last girl's comment as she met her mother. The others all said they helped the girl with a bully. The last one said she made a new friend. Every one of those parents should be proud as hell. If I was that first girl's mother, I'd have been bawling my eyes out. That girl has super hero instincts. lol

[@guillermo68480]

@<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="576">9:36</a> Is so beautiful to see. Her hesitance. So many emotions and thoughts flooding her little body; “What should I do? What does she need? What if the bully hurts me?”… and then, its subtle, but @<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="587">9:47</a> even the actor playing the bully is touched by this and its all over her face. I can tell in that moment it was hard for her to continue being mean. But she’s a professional lol.

[@heavenjenai]

its funny to hear them repeat their parents phrases "how would you like it if.." etc. Just shows they do listen.

[@rubenavalos5455]

As a Latino it was so great to see Joaquin stand up for the little girl way to go Joaquin good job Good job to all the kids

[@imawonderful6118]

The last girl is such a sweetheart.

[@Madeyousmileee]

I can't stop crying, these sweet little babies are so brave, glad they stood up to the bully.

[@MontanaDior]

Whewwww that last little angel Mary got me crying 😢🥺💕🦋

[@SorrowfulSophia]

All of them were great! I was bullied as a child but nobody really stood up for me like that, the bullying I received in elementary school truly did a lot of damage, mostly because it made me feel like nobody cared about me what so ever

[@realhenryokane]

The best series on YT!! great to see y'all back!

[@TheBigMan1025]

Gotta agree with you there!

[@Kayy_SS]

This video cuts deep in your heart once you becomes a dad. My little girl is 2 now but I pray that she will never have to experience being bullied, or she will have a friend who will protect her.

[@Tmaxgirl28]

She may even be someone's protection 😉

[@SaltyJennC]

That last girl broke my heart. Good for her though! She was so uncomfortable and upset. She did so well. I hope she gave herself courage to stand up for herself more often.

[@techwizpianist1654]

"What she needs to hear is the kind side of your mouth" 😂😂😂what a girl!

[@raizahasmath5580]

The first girl knew it was all an act. She was definitely staged. She even looked at the camera once or twice. 😂

[@LuckyDineroTv]

@@raizahasmath5580and they all Mic up lol

[@raizahasmath5580]

@LuckyDineroTv Oh, yes. 😄

[@ashleybrady8296]

the girl in the butterfly shirt has me crying 😭 she is so sweet

[@esmeraldaalvarado5997]

I know I'm crying too😢😢😢

[@jimmyjackson8058]

😭😭😭😭

[@Teph090]

Me too girl im sobbing

[@RoyalMasterpiece]

So very pure. ❤

[@heyheychels]

The little boy 🥹 bless these kids standing up to the bullies

[@quitababy89]

This was beautiful, nobody ever stood up for me. These kids are true heros!

[@ElLoboNegroReacts]

It’s hilarious how kids literally have their own world and issues. Little grown adults in training. We forget sometimes we were there. Love this episode.

[@r1pp3dx]

Man, they’re so mature for their age. When I was that age I wasn’t anywhere close to that maturity level.

[@mariaelda6271]

The last one made me cry. She mentioned that ahe has a bully in school but just ignores that bully. I hope this is not disregarded. She shouldn't just ignore the bully, this does not solve yhe problem. The bully needs to be stopped. 😢

[@CaribbeanEmpress1023]

These parents raise their children well

[@wyla]

i’ve never been defended like this as a kid, i’m glad there is at least hope.

[@AmireDivine55]

This brought tears to my eyes # The good book says it best -: Teach a child in a way..... They will not depart from it .. Paraphrase it well done

[@TedC5203]

All through school, I've stood up to bullies that were bullying other kids. Bullies have always been my pet peeve. These clips actually brought a tear to my eye. These parents and their kids should be sooooo proud. Great job kids! Great job parents!

[@blond009]

The first girl was so savage. I loved it, hahaha. And the ponytail girl-she really speaks before she talks. Congrats to her mother! That is very smart yet difficult to do in a tense situation like this one.

[@tsarizma5177]

First girl was informed by Mom beforehand

[@raizahasmath5580]

The first girl knew it was all an act. She was definitely staged. She even looked at the camera once or twice. 😂

[@blond009]

@ it kids looked very staged yes hahha she was so dramatic and sassy. But John said the kids didn’t know there was a cámara. Also, the glasses girl was such a bad actor

[@JamesPaul-0730]

Being a teacher, you see all sorts of ugly in kids these days. A reflection of his or her parents for sure. It is a breath of fresh air to see these kids being so amazingly kind and brave. Great job parents!!!

[@moonsyummydelights5976]

My son has mild autism, but he tries so hard to be accepted by other kids. Some kids love him and they treat him as friend, but some kids are really hard bullies. They even hit him. I think parents can make a big difference. They can teach their kids to be loving and kind towards other kids. That would make great difference.

[@princessg8097]

I was bullied as a kid several times. Nobody stood up for me. I wish I knew how to stand up for myself. This video hits me hard.

[@GARTEN-KATZEN-SACHSENLAND]

Oh, my God, I cried the whole video long, so many brave little heroes ! That means hope for our future ! All the best wishes from Germany !

[@Y.Amediaplus]

The last kid 😢

[@lilacski3s244]

I'm crying now!!!

[@callumcjham4478]

That first girl was fantastic. Please give us more of these

[@JamieVideoGamer]

unfortunately people never stood up for me when they saw me getting bullied when I was younger. I learned quickly that only I can stand up to them and that those who do nothing are just as bad as the bullies.

[@NotAnotherKuromi]

I had the opposite experience, I stood up to a girl who bullied another girl in my class, everyone else ignored it... But then the bully and the girl ended up being friends and they both bullied me. I learned that often stepping in and helping the bullied person doesn't help and makes you a target.

[@lb7661]

These kids give me so much hope for the young generation.

[@SammyLammy1D]

When I was in 6th grade I was excluded and bullied, and it had been going on for years. A few guys in year 8 stood up for me and told the bullies of when they would see or hear it. I will forever be grateful, even if I don't know their names.

[@vivijayy23]

The last one got me ❤ you know she saw herself in that moment 😊 may they keep their kind heart and may their momma protect all of them in this cold heartless world 🥹

[@BMarie774]

Glad Joaquin has good parents. I had a little boy who bullied me solely because he really wanted to fit in with his two friends who were massive bullies/preppy boys. He was the new kid, saw me getting bullied, and felt compelled to join in so he fit in. This boy eventually took up for me on multiple occasions, knowing his friends would likely turn on him (they did). We became really good friends.

[@Micah5874]

Why did this make me so emotional? Probably because I despise bullying and preying on the weak. It touches my soul to see people, especially children, defending those weaker than them ❤

[@rawdog42]

I made it halfway through. Couldn't watch any more through the tears. If only we all understood this level of compassion.

[@SarahR5338]

My son is mentally challenged and I was always worried that he would be bullied all throughout school. It turns out the boys that he grew up with always protected him. I'm crying. 😢

[@SujithDasMyVintageClothing]

Princess 👑 Protect her at any cost guys

[@Valerie_Riddle]

YESS!!!

[@gemimoon1]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="415">6:55</a> So??? womp womp 😂

[@kkebo]

Lmao

[@Sun_shines]

This was very heart touching Mary really had me in tears. The compassion and empathy shown by all the kids did make me tear up. So sweet.

[@o.y.d6681]

"I can still hardly trust her" had me cracking up😂😂 they done have that little boy trust issues with little white girls lol

[@jaywallace1226]

Lol s/o to the first girl! "mean little heartless machine" 😂😂 I thought she was going to say something else at first 😂

[@raizahasmath5580]

The first girl knew it was all an act. She was definitely staged. She even looked at the camera once or twice. 😂

[@KarenFoo]

how i wish some kid in my class stood up for me like this when i was in school. but unfortunately for 10 years nobody did. only my dad did but he eventually turned abus!ve towards me too

[@dev_peace_soul]

Awww ❤

[@Pfote333]

❤

[@happysigns]

Aww. I'm sorry that happened to you.

[@NotAnotherKuromi]

I hope that you have met nicer people since that time and have healed from your bullying. There is nothing wrong with you, bullies have personal problems and take their issues out on innocent people.

[@soniadamerchie2576]

Bullying is not nice. You can ignore them, walk away or put them in there place.

[@Briefix_on]

No one should be bullied or be a bully

[@FirestormAA]

Awesome show..... always look forwards new videos. Respected those kids that stood up for the weak ❤

[@katc6365]

the way even the “bully” couldn’t stop smiling🥲 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="588">9:48</a>

[@tobeseve4020]

When I was a kid I was bullied for being autistic, though I didn't know I was until I was in my 20's. Kids were nice to the "special needs" kids because they knew bullying them was wrong. But when they know you're different, and don't know why, all bets are off. If little tiny me were in this scenario I'd probably say "You're going to let an insult THAT uncreative get to you?" I'd never let an insult get to me unless there was genuine effort put into it, because if I cried every time someone called me weird I'd have been sobbing all through kindergarten to senior year.

[@brandon9476]

when she went to comfort the girl… i started crying ngl 🥹🥹🥹 edit: I watched to the end and whooooo 🥺🥺🥺 I am so proud of her courage! all of them!

[@reppinNY]

We need more videos like this so kids can see bullying is not nice and protect others

[@saugusguy]

The last girl is a superstar...I'm soooo humbled..ashamed of myself cuz I would sit there and sat nothing

[@artpatrick3621]

I remember every single kid that ever stood up for me.

[@Sing4JCOnly2]

These WWYD episodes always make me tear up. Good for these kiddos standing up!

[@rodzandz]

The first girl was definitey in on the "prank". You can tell from the obviously fake and terrible acting.

[@johnbolanos483]

anyone else on the wwyd marathon?😂

[@sabrinaap.6394]

The last girl had me in tears. God bless her & her mom🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@KJay-ql3hq]

I love the last girl, she’s so beautiful in and out. She’s going to be something special one day.

[@DravenGal]

Gems, each one of these young kids. Gives me hope! Stand up to bullies! 💜

[@MasonParker-h3w]

Im crying 😭 this is precious

[@KJay-ql3hq]

Yall know damn well that first one was not organic.

[@charlotte241000]

Elijah looks just like his beautiful mama that's adorable

[@777rot]

This brought me to tears. I think it’s way more heartfelt that it comes from kids.

[@notsureiL]

Even if it's clearly scripted, a message video like this is perfect for parents to show their children: stand up and speak out if you see someone being bullied.

[@salad3955]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="413">6:53</a> bruh I got to be hearing some stuff did this kid say "womp womp" LMFAO

[@bucketlistexpeditionssrila6812]

As a kid, I was bullied for most of my life.😢😢

[@Inksplash52]

Aww sorry that happened to you , hope it didn't affect you in your adult life

[@goatlord7083]

next time don't inform the parents, just do it random, where not sure if the parents already inform the child

[@Lokiielazy]

This kinda unlocking my core childhood memory💀

[@Kat-mu8wq]

Childhood, teenagehood and adulthood.

[@happysigns]

Love the girl in the pink bunnyhug and the young man in the blue T-shirt who found the bully. They were amazing! The idea of the What Would Kids Do TV show is so smart. Kids are so much smarter than most adults give them credit for. This scenario just proves it. P.S. I don't know if I could get up my courage to find the bully myself. That was such a bold grown up move on his part. He was so calm. And he was very mature. Props to his dad for raising him so well.

[@cristianalvarado434]

Props to the last girl

[@lee-uw7vv]

this is so scripted and fake but oml I love this show so damn much, john the man you are

[@catblanc8874]

i don’t think the kids responses are. the actors though are so cute and very clearly scripted 😂😂

[@BMarie774]

“I’m gonna try to do something” as a kid who was relentlessly bullied (lost a friend in 10th grade to suicide because the bullying wasn’t just from peers, but grown teachers and school administrators), that statement would mean so much.

[@syedmujtabahassan7690]

Why can’t I stop crying fir the last girl 😢😢

[@vrai6219]

They all seem like actors. Next time, get a kid who can perform a convincing cry, cos her crying just sounded so obviously fake. She sounded like a 3 year old manipulating mommy to get what she wants.

[@cee_el]

I wasn’t really bullied but I do remember when I was 5, I was sitting at a table with 2 boys and 1 other girl. All of a sudden, the girl made fun of me for no reason and one of the guys followed her. I don’t remember my reaction but I remember the other boy, his name was Derek Lopez, stood up for me and told them to stop being mean. I actually didn’t recall this member until I got older. And this memory has stuck with me. Derek left the school in 2nd grade and I never saw him again. I tried looking for him online just a few months ago but wasn’t able to find him. It’s been 25+ years now but I still remember how kind he was and wanted to let him know since I never did before.

[@tsarizma5177]

First girl was informed by Mom beforehand

[@ThatRandomChannelTRC]

The girl with the red haired mum made me cry. The mother should be so proud