World's Strictest Parents Is Hilarious

[@unknownwriter2114]

You know damn well that kid lit a cigarette as soon as he got in the car when the camera turned off.

[@BillyBonkers119]

why is u the only one that said sum bout that bro like i was searching for this comment

[@YordiManten]

rs

[@Dart-Two]

@@YordiManten i agree with u man

[@ShaneTHogan]

@BillyBonkers119 FR

[@Tra1tors]

@@BillyBonkers119 why ARE you*

[@ZevloverYT]

pops is chill, scooping shit ain’t bad, nothing he really did is bad and he was level headed the whole time. pops had a lot more patience than a lot of the others that i’ve seen

[@FAD4LIFE94]

Yeah he never yelled or was disrespectful...just a bit of a hardass but not out of line imo

[@Elliottis4345]

Y’all just trying to act tough

[@daniellong1525]

​@@Elliottis4345Who are you talking to

[@breaddddd1]

@@Elliottis4345 Tf you talking about

[@Elliottis4345]

@@daniellong1525 you tough guy

[@KodieTheAussieBrony94]

"I hate dishes. It grosses me out" Well, be grateful you're not shovelling horse crap

[@hudalovestodraw3249]

FR

[@greego5952]

I'd rather shovel horse crap than do the dishes. Is that bizarre? It's because bits of food in water is grosser to me than horse manure. But it might be just me because I am use to the smell of animal feces being raised out in the country.

[@rodom-kr6xh]

@@greego5952 it’s the same for me I think I find it less gross because your not touching the horse poop your just shoveling

[@striped.socks.]

@@greego5952 same, I used to ride horses and shoveling horse crap is not bad at all, way better than dishes lol

[@Ariel-lol]

@@striped.socks.same, I’d rather help out with the horses than do dishes😭 ik this sounds weird but horse shit smells like home in the oddest way lmao. I travel to their state during summer and stay at their place for 3ish weeks. So I’m used to the horses 😂

[@StrikerVibes]

bro these "strictest parents" are more relaxed than my parents on a good day

[@whaaaaa_2]

That’s what I’m saying😂

[@JakeGarner-t2j]

Same

[@cumshooter10]

Fr

[@alex_is_my_cat]

@@JakeGarner-t2j you are also more relaxed than their parents on a good day, dimwit? think before you comment, dont just mindlessly say „same“

[@Basement_granny]

Fr bro😭

[@ginoaneumiller2733]

Being forced to say "yes sir" and "yes ma'am" is an entitlement mentality on the parent part 100% of the time.

[@BirdieBlrrrd]

My kids say yes please, no thank you, etc. I never cared about sir or maam

[@TheSeeer-e8w]

@@BirdieBlrrrdI don’t think you have kids

[@BirdieBlrrrd]

@@TheSeeer-e8w I don’t care what ya think. 😂

[@TheSeeer-e8w]

@@BirdieBlrrrd ? What?? Okay

[@reverseflash8063]

The parents themselves are not stable people. Most of them have a superiority complex and are vulnerable narcissists at best

[@evolfg5700]

The kid was so on edge because he was having nicotine retrivals, i can guarantee it

[@Mark-sd4hv]

That's a myth. Nicotine withdrawal is made up. How hard it is to quit is made up. Before that became a myth spread by tobacco industry people had no problems quitting. Then those lies were spread suddenly it became the hardest thing to quit. It's a Placebo

[@sleepyheadsylvee]

Withdrawals*

[@PatriickIre]

Never in all my life have I heard it referred to as "Retrivals" wtf lol

[@kickoverthetraces]

retrivals??? its withdrawals dumbass 💀💀

[@tonysheesh7850]

withdrawals wtf do u mean retrievals lmao

[@rodom-kr6xh]

The boy looks like 2016 Justin Bieber 💀

[@Max_sports_and_gaming]

Fr my first thought

[@lolz68]

the dad looks like Steve Kerr

[@itssbba9627]

It was made in like 2010-2012 or sum

[@Kevin_gamez]

Wild

[@Browngill]

@@lolz68lol yeah

[@PeanutbutterVr-ud1tu]

Mom be acting like TSA

[@Viewpoint-Sub]

“umm your bag is 1.4582 ounces too heavy for my liking.”

[@Dixe-r7u]

Nah she is TSA!

[@Dunswap]

your body is actually 70% water, so you’ll have to drain yourself before you get on the plane. Thank you 😊

[@NxtivetheNative]

​@@DunswapDamn, they having us drain ourselves now...

[@Boogieboy134]

Oh you have not approved size of clothing sorry but we’re going to need to lock you in the seller for three days

[@F1HampsterEdits]

Bro definitely started rolling a blunt right after he went home.

[@Miusdeaddog]

As someone who has been mucking out stalls my entire life, a worse punishment is doing the dishes

[@gardav3d]

The guy learned a lesson, the girl just kinda sat there fr

[@whaaaaa_2]

Yea😂

[@Iluvoldmen]

Not lioe shes done anything else in her life. She aint know how to do them doshes😭

[@Aubs12321]

@@Iluvoldmen*lie *dishes

[@Idk-ej5pk]

@@Iluvoldmenwhy use a knife?

[@bill-s8k]

3:32 Saying yes sir and yes ma'am imo loses respect bc no point in demanding it if you dont earn it

[@ItsBuuild]

Dude I know, it also makes it less respectful

[@TiffanyClaireGirl]

I have always refused to use the words sir or mam and will scold anybody if they call me sir. I hate that crap.

[@KrillinFrenzy]

@@TiffanyClaireGirl L mans

[@thelastshadowpigz]

They are literally letting 2 complete strangers (who are typically out of control) stay in your house should earn some level of respect lol. This generation let me tell ya.

[@JackieOwl94]

It’s more of a universal thing down south. They are in TN.

[@Vid3o_1diot]

“Bro just wants to go home and smoke a cigarette” Perfect way to summarize the whole show

[@Gamergabe5]

I love how he actually reacts to the video and he doesn’t just think the kids are wrong because there “bad” and sides with the right people

[@Nugget0808-m9y]

strict parents leads to rebellious and hateful kids

[@whaaaaa_2]

There is a difference between good and bad strict parents, where the good one’s kid actually learns and grows from their mistakes

[@captinundies6049]

​@@whaaaaa_2lmfao. Thanks for pointing out the difference when it wasnt needed. These are shitty parents and they are going to have shitty kids.

[@Glados1080]

These parents were chill tho, and taught good lessons. I would've liked them as parents

[@Nebulous8091]

​@@Glados1080 I don't know man anybody who searches my stuff without telling, I don't trust them, also the mom looks like she'd kill me

[@ElsyOO366]

Nobody cares. Just kids being kids. They don't get what they want and they throw tantrums. Being strict doesn't mean hating the kid. It means following rules and that's what young children need growing up. Spare the rod and spoil the child

[@panic_to_not_try5884]

3:51 I used to grow up like this. For my mom, typically not anymore because our relationship is different. She treats me almoat like an equal, not someone to obey her and command around. For her husband, absolutely not. He lost my respect a long time ago and hasnt made much effort to earn it back. It was something he tried to enforce and force for a long time. It kind of became an abusive power dynamic, so after I started pushing back and standing up against it he didnt push for it. I always stick to Mr. Mrs. Ms. for elders around me and that I have respect for or don't have a nickname I can call them. I don't people by first name unless they say its ok and I feel close enough with them for that or close enough in age. I dont call EVERYONE sir or maam bc not everyone wants that or likes that or feels respected by that. Edit: For everyone saying "Im not reading all that".............easy solution....don't read it. Move on. :)

[@User83664]

I am NOT reading alatt😭😭

[@rodom-kr6xh]

@@User83664 fr lol bro needs to shut, KZbin is not a counselor 💀

[@DoesEvilAWSHUKThingsGuyCIR-m8d]

Lucas warmer.

[@neonboi32]

You know it's Bad when you don't refer to him as "Your Dad" as "My mom's Husband"

[@onetwothreefourfivesix789]

⁠@@User83664Then why did you comment? Go back to YT shorts if your brain is that rotted.

[@thebeesknies]

nah nah nah what’s a 3 year old done bro that seems a bit harsh. What’d they do??? 😭

[@The_Wafool]

and the "my 4 year old can do the dishes" justice for my boy

[@Diorでいおら]

He killed 15 new born

[@CluelessHadi]

He sold me them goodies at the back ally

[@Tyeline1]

He sold me fent

[@elephantgamer0143]

It wasn’t a punishment it was chores

[@DanTheRoadRippersCollector]

As a Mexican, i find it very satisfying to mow the lawn and paint my parents house while listening to music (mostly the hill climb racing music)

[@Viewpoint-Sub]

I can’t tell if this is a stereotypical Mexican joke or if you’re being serious 🫡

[@Viewpoint-Sub]

oh crap I only watched like first 5 minutes lol, I didn’t know it was in the video lol 😂

[@swarajdash9975]

@@Viewpoint-Sub its peaceful

[@Mark-sd4hv]

Why do Mexicans smear poopoo on their skin?

[@UglyPoopBrosShit]

YO I LOVE HILL CLIMB RACING

[@Drugfreemonstaduncan]

The kid is so pissed because hes getting the nic rage dawg. I get it all the time ngl.

[@NINJASAZUKI]

One thing I can say because I grew up in a strict house. Those parents are creating the most sneaky ass kids with their parenting, that’s 100% sure, it’s better to be open, your kids should come to you with anything, there are enough consequences in the world. Not being able to trust your parents it’s the worst, and it fucks up almost all the chances of having a relationship with your child if you don’t allow them to learn from mistakes. EDIT: after watching the whole video, pops was kinda spitting life lessons, their kids might grow vanilla or perhaps totally dissociate from their parents, but those lessons will stick, and definetly shape them into kind adults, so I'mma say, they were doing it right, but perhaps just chill on the passing out judgment, kids need understanding, making sure they understand why something is wrong to do is a better way to parent, rather than assigning punishments for every bad deed they commit, we often punish ourselves for bad deeds, so having your parents punish you on that as well can sometimes send you over the edge.

[@randallcanter4134]

Pops ain't trippin. Kids need to work hard every once in a while.

[@JustARandomPersonLol69420]

Yeah, but straight up cleaning horse shit is a bit harsh for the first day. Dishes was very reasonable, I think the parents had a decent plan with the whole trust thing, but making him clean horse shit was just wild.

[@Mr.Hellboi]

@@JustARandomPersonLol69420well idk about that, scooping shit is a pretty normal ranch job like the easiest thing for a kid to do, unless say you’ve never done any chores before.

[@JustARandomPersonLol69420]

@@Mr.Hellboi ah, I grew up in a home next to the woods where me and my dad would do a lot of heavy lifting with fallen branches and stuff like that, I’m not familiar with how the ranch lifestyle is.

[@Düsteres_Ende]

​@@JustARandomPersonLol69420horse crap is easier than dishes

[@sleepyheadsylvee]

​@@Mr.Hellboinot a job, child labor

[@Albert-finklestine-II]

The father has remained extremely calm all throughout and never raised his voice, even when they were snapping at him and losing their minds he remained calm, very respectable and honorable

[@miguel.got.skills]

Fr

[@MrCmon113]

He's a disgusting POS narc, who makes children perform pointless tasks and refer to him as "sir". How's that different from being a pdf sex offender? Just bcs he doesn't have his dick it, it's ok for him to use the kids for his kink?

[@audible_]

"your mom will be here in 20 minutes-" nick "YAAAAAAY-" "ill be seeing you next Friday" "what"

[@Callan-w8e]

I swear, every freeze frame of the boy is damn hilarious😭😭

[@kaedris]

calling your parents sir or ma'am like they are some drill sergeant is wild. mom is mom dad is dad and i have a shitload of respect for both.

[@devojeffries8101]

The call me sir and maam parents always had the most rebellious kids tell me I’m wrong.

[@whaaaaa_2]

Ur wrong

[@MommyMilkyz]

Damn he told u.

[@whaaaaa_2]

@@devojeffries8101 🥶

[@SuperSatisfyingTimelapse]

naw u spittin

[@orangecounty4ever]

every kid i knew who had overly strict parents is either dead in prison or on drugs or they turned out just fine😂 could go multiple ways

[@MarquedeLafayette]

I feel bad for that three year old sweeping the porch 😭that was wild af

[@NoodleIDK13]

@NotSpicyMilk Ooooooo so tough your so sigma 😨😱

[@AstroRL_54]

@NotSpicyMilkyour not funny lol

[@sadie8834]

I was peeling potatoes for my mom at 4. Then again, I wanted to. I wasn’t forced to.

[@MarquedeLafayette]

@Seventbh fr

[@1001-i4y]

@NotGoofballGTbro is flexing an easy task😂😂 literally nobody asked lil bro

[@Hot_spider]

Pops is good except the whole sir part. And the mom was also good but searching there bags was a little intrusive. EDIT:OMG 500 likes thank you so much 😊

[@moralles-l7b]

yeah the boy is twice their size and they aren't their real parents, this is staged as shit, if random people pulled this on a rebellious teen this wouldn't end up like this

[@jotarokujo_xd]

@@moralles-l7bit would end up incredibly differently if it happend

[@UnusualTalesDaily]

They have the right to serach thier stuff. Its in the contract

[@jotarokujo_xd]

@@UnusualTalesDaily so? its a teenagers stuff, its a well known rule to not look through teenagers stuff, they may feel uncomfortable

[@safewifi4469]

@@jotarokujo_xdit’s not a well known rule and it’s their household and they’re inviting troubled teens who have bad unhealthy habits into their home with them and their family. I’d understand if it was a good kid who hasn’t done anything to break your trust and does what they’re supposed to.

[@AsunaMayu]

I think Pops is pretty chill, and straight forward. My kind of dad

[@addisoncolter07]

i’m a farm kid and i can tell ya these kids were very lucky cuz all the “work” they did is just a regular day off for us lol. also i did chuckle quite a bit at “i screwed a nail in” like babe you don’t screw a nail. you screw a screw 🤭

[@LeahDallard-qe4tf]

"bull crap? more like horse bhit" why did this make me laugh bro

[@ZSRSS]

Yessir and yes mam sounds corny af, like they're some type of leaders of an army😭😭

[@TiffanyClaireGirl]

Exactly why I refuse to let it leave my mouth, or let anyone call me such.

[@ElfVR.]

its called having respect for elders who have so happily raised you.

[@thedreaded]

@ElfVR. Respect people's opinions. Some people like to be called sir or ma'am while others like to be called dad and mom. And some crazy ones like to be called by their first names.

[@ZSRSS]

@@ElfVR. so calling my mom and dad papa en mama(dutch for dad and mom) im not respectful? Crazy

[@cloaker2829]

I call strangers sir or ma'am

[@Gator_boy37]

0:08 am I the only one or is making a toddler sweep the porch kinda crazy 😭😭😭

[@colin-c2m]

0:08 why didn’t your thing show?

[@KI682H]

​@colin-c2m it might be a time thing on youtube? Hidden feature? 0:08 0:08 pm 0:08 am

[@KI682H]

Ahm. Yeah it was

[@alanhardy7024]

0:08

[@greego5952]

Personally I don't think it's crazy that a toddler is sweeping a porch. Sweeping is a good first chore to get your child to do. Chores are not a negative thing and you can enjoy doing them. Toddlers like to mimic other people, it's how they learn to do things in their early years. Sweeping is not that hard to do anyways, and it's probably fun for them at that age.

[@TheFleury]

Pops is spitting facts and is a wise man who doesn't let his temper get the best of him. He gives off traits of a leader, those kids could learn some valuable lessons from him

[@lucasspecht6032]

18:47 "Screw a nail," what a genius.

[@RMA_M7290]

ITS YOU FAVORITE MEXICAN RANCO Edit : HOLY yippppe most likes I’ve ever got

[@Hot_spider]

Ranco

[@SamuelCrouse]

IKR, I MISSED HIM SAYING THAT

[@D1sturbingThePeace]

You what? ​@@Hot_spider

[@RMA_M7290]

@@Hot_spideroh ok

[@RMA_M7290]

@@SamuelCrousesmae

[@CalebTaylor-c6c]

When I was a kid, starting at the age of 4, my parents would whoop me with a belt, or make me do 100 push-ups, or make me hold my arms straight out to my side for an hour. I also got blamed for things my older sister did, and my parents always took her side because she's older. When i got older they would make me move several hundred pounds of cinder blocks from the front yard to the back yard back and forth all day in the scorching summer heat. They made me start doing chores at the age of 5. My dad always had huge outbursts of anger and yell at me like a maniac when i got punished, and the things that i did to get punished werent even that bad. They would go through my stuff all the time , and once i got a phone they basically blocked everything on it except texting them and them only. No games, no social media, not even fucking spotify or pandora. If i wanted to talk to a friend i would have to use the house phone. We also had mandatory 2 hour bible studies every night. Now i'm starting to realize just how strict my parents were. I live with my grandma now, and i turn 18 in 2 months. I have a LOT more freedom over here.

[@NoodleIDK13]

Oh what bull

[@DietWings]

There’s a difference between strict and abusive, your dad sounds like a maniac. Praying for you.

[@sadie8834]

That’s not strict, that’s just abusive lol.

[@agent_wabuu]

I’m the older sibling of 2 and i hate it bc my parents take my little siblings side always bc she always “abuses” me and i get blamed smh so I also believe it was unfair and I really feel bad for your past. Gl in life man.

[@Ariel-lol]

UHm, that’s abuse😂

[@Dawnsember]

''what would be a worse consequence than cleaning horsecrap?" *All the equestrians equally just glare*

[@Malik-yl2hj]

Belt

[@Dawnsember]

@@Malik-yl2hj being forced to never draw for months....

[@2quikforya]

@@Dawnsember thats not bad at all lol

[@kljl2]

Cleaning out a boys sheath? I think that's what it's called 😂 I only had mares, even that I'll do over dishes 😂

[@Dawnsember]

@@kljl2 OH HOLY MOLY, NOOOO THATS THE WORST PUNISHMENT

[@aracelimata9465]

I remember my parents used to want me to refer them as “ma’am/sir” but I always rejected bc I thought it seemed rude to call my parents smth like that, that’s meant for referring to older strangers 😭 so with that i convinced them I’d prefer to js say yes/no mom/dad bc it js feels more natural and less depressing

[@girl_nevercries]

"THIS ISNT VEE-ET-NAM !!" 11:49

[@Disconextx]

a three year old sweeping the porch is wild starting young 😭

[@brameetham]

ALMOST 2M!!! You def deserve that and even more!

[@UnwieldyElephant]

You gotta be shitting me. Why would you scratch a pan, with a freaking... knife 💀

[@hudalovestodraw3249]

HOW DOES ONE EVEN SCREW UP THAT BAD????

[@BlingButterfly]

@@hudalovestodraw3249no one ever taught her, stop blaming her.

[@BlingButterfly]

No one ever taught her, it’s sad honestly.

[@hudalovestodraw3249]

@@BlingButterfly she must have at least SEEN them do the dishes, so she might have SOME kind of understanding on how to clean

[@MrCmon113]

Why wouldn't you if you knew nothing about pans? I've seen grown ups use pans as cooking pots and scratch them up with steel wool. Also pan care is controversial. I never wash the pans with soap, I think it keeps them better, but other people think that's gross.

[@mandeerose7431]

i feel like bro would of been so chill if he wasn't going through nicotine withdrawals that whole time

[@p1n3apple21]

As a dad myself, it'd be weird af hearing my kids say "yessir" instead of "yes dad" but dad was definitely spittin. Some of his rules might be outdated but they're not cruel or anything. He seems like a good dude.

[@InstantXxFleshYy]

I got a haircut today, my payment was to mow my lawn, clean the house, and make sure there were no leaves in the pool 😂❤

[@dagonblackowo9592]

Oh nah that’s tragic I’d run a fade if my parents if they made me pay for a hair cut unless it was something really expensive like a perm

[@DoctorDerpman]

Yeah that is kinda fucked up. It's like making your kids go work so they can pay for their own school supplies.

[@InstantXxFleshYy]

The only reason why I had to do all those chores to get a haircut was because I had gotten grounded for something, and I really needed a haircut cause my hair was just cooked at the time, so my parents told me I had to do those chores to be able to get it😂

[@dagonblackowo9592]

@@InstantXxFleshYy oh yeah that’s understandable

[@Oluwatomisin-op6qr]

Both parents look like a Barbara and a Derek.

[@pochisanduro]

HAHA YES

[@zeldareaver1255]

Pops was actually a pretty decent guy in honestly most of the interactions shown. He was spitting genuine discipline and facts, and not trying to beat them down but help them out with critic.

[@whaaaaa_2]

W dad

[@Its_Allie444]

The mom looks like Ms. Hattie from despicable me 😭

[@tbientertainment4355]

True 😂😂😂

[@twistedreality2829]

The way I was raised addressing people as maam and sir was more of a manners thing than trying to show respect

[@Zenith_Gaming22]

Bro went from mom helping to him saying he’s going to dump horse poop on Sam and Amy

[@Cole-d1]

THE GOAT PANCHO HAS RETURNED

[@isaac5446]

6:42 did she just call doing the dishes manual labor?

[@2quikforya]

it technically is

[@isaac5446]

@@2quikforya How so?

[@TTVPigeonOps]

yeah I agree, the dad was pretty good and overall teaching good lessons, the mom seemed more like a control freak though

[@becmartens9501]

HELP towards the end when he said "can we get a.." I thought he was gonna say HOIYYAAAAA. 😂😭 IFYKYK

[@imaperson26]

17:39 "copyrighted music" 🔥🔥🔥🔥🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣

[@firefanggaming2741]

So in Texas, it’s rude to not tell people yes sir/mam but I was from California so I didn’t know that and got yelled at a heck of a lot by teachers but in California, it’s a bonus to say that

[@EepBleep]

Really? I thought it was common to say yes sir/ma'am to teachers and such, but i was raised in Texas so i kinda prove your point😂

[@firefanggaming2741]

@@EepBleep yea

[@coolguy2084]

9:59 Bro mowing the lawn is the best thing in the world

[@DARTH_COMiX]

these parents actually sound great. they don't seem strict, they seem wholesome as fuck

[@masterchiefgamer795]

A kid sweeping the floor damn child labor is crazy ngl💀

[@Mr.HolyWisdom]

Mama checking the bags right when they arrive

[@zacharywindover9840]

3 views and 26 comments in 59 seconds, KZbin getting drunk again.

[@lucyheartfilia959]

wow 🤦‍♀🤦‍♀ the most ordinary youtube bug, y'all get excited by literally everything

[@zacharywindover9840]

@@lucyheartfilia959 buddy it's just a fucking joke

[@jakededrick7068]

I shoveled cow pies for a living. Builds character.

[@whaaaaa_2]

👍

[@ZyahKanamori]

Pops seems like he's the chill but no bullshit kinda guy. He seems patient of someone actually wants to learn and improve But doesn't want to deal with someone's shit

[@niratsirackod1]

My mom stopped doing my dishes and cleaning my room and bathroom when i turned 15 and i was already doing it by myself when i was 8 or 9. These kids not knowing how to do basic chores is hilarious.

[@jaedonsimon765]

I live in The Bahamas and saying yes mam and yes sir is one of the best and most popular ways to show manners. If you don't say yes sir or yes mam, you are seen as rude. Just don't forget to put the sir and mam

[@hudalovestodraw3249]

Is it alright if you say miss?

[@MrCmon113]

If you make a child in your care refer to yourself as "mam" or "sir", how exactly is that different from being a pdfile s*x offender? Just bcs you keep your pants on, you can use kids for your kinks?

[@jaedonsimon765]

@@hudalovestodraw3249 Yes it is. As long as you don't say yeah or no to an adult you should be fine

[@hudalovestodraw3249]

@@jaedonsimon765 that's a relief

[@mix12380]

8:34 “very demure very mindful” had me dying💀😂

[@tjaartdewet5252]

2:00 My parents never ever searched my stuff They knew how serious i was about privacy, and i respect them for that But gawd damnnn they really should have😂😂

[@4010Tyler]

I had to sub after you made me laugh throughout the whole video. Being raised on a farm as i did teaches many benefits for real life and truly isn't as bad as some make it out to be.

[@randy9680]

Pops is basically giving these kids the military school approach in teaching them morals and how to do things yourself. He’s strict but these are unruly kids who will end up horrible people if this approach isn’t taken.

[@barrywalker673]

My parents were the strictest amongst my peers parents. I turned 18 and went buck wild though as an adult I'm glad I learned all of the lessons I learned from them both very much. I raised my own son much the same way until he was around 12 and eased off a bit. He went buck wild at 18 and appreciates my way of raising him. Parenting makes you want to pull your hair out in frustration at times, but it is the most rewarding experience of my lifetime. Teaching kids good lessons that they can appreciate as adults is what it's all about. When your kids let you know you did a good job raising them is like heaven to your ears.

[@alexskocy9948]

I knew a person like that. 5 years after he moved out on his own, he ended up checking into a rehab center because while going "buck wild," after he turned 18, he got addicted to coke

[@omegaPhix]

Knew a person like that, ended as an alcoholic. It's a fine line

[@Bloorgusgoorge]

Just a shit way to parent lmao if you are always babying your kid he’s never gonna have to go through any experiences that he can learn from, so many of my homies was cradled through their life and became raging drug addicts… I’m glad it worked out for you but you are in the very small percentile that it is

[@Toniibaee]

yes sir and yes ma’am is OD but it definitely changes perspective with adults😂😂

[@reverseflash8063]

It's an inferiority problem. People who demand respect are insecure about their own self-worth

[@ZT_1234]

As a 15 year old watching this video when im supposed to be cleaning my room. I think i would rather die than shovel horse shit... Now i think i might clean my room and listen to my parents before they move onto a farm

[@Opisthoproctus]

Haha😅agreed

[@xavierhurt1636]

Cleaning and replacing sawdust is a daily chore for me lmao I just cleaned 7 stalls in 45 minutes. Typical punishment that my parents give me is basically cleaning and picking up every stick in the yard so that i can mow and then burn the sticks

[@marekspulle8523]

The dad seems like a chill dude. He tried to teach him how to do everything, he doesn't want his kids to live in environment where someone smokes, he doesn't even seem that strict of a parent

[@StephenSJN]

New form of child abuse that mental stress...I can feel it lol These parents would drive me to just run away. When they become old and helpless less see if the kids come around.

[@thelastshadowpigz]

Because they have standards and don't let the kids walk all over them? (Yes, the sir ma'am thing is stupid, but the rest was on point.) This type of parenting teaches work ethic and respect, things that people desperately need in life.

[@StephenSJN]

@@thelastshadowpigz teaches you to "hate" your parents.

[@thelastshadowpigz]

@@StephenSJN Wow, it's incredible that you think parents who actually parent create kids that hate them. You must still be a kid.

[@StephenSJN]

@@thelastshadowpigz No, It comes from my neighbor who takes in kids from the state. She slaves drives these kids and treats them like trash. kids need to be able to enjoy life being a kid. if a 14 year old can be slaved by his parents for free let them have a real job and get paid vs being used by adults for their own benefit. I just don't believe in child labor.

[@thelastshadowpigz]

@@StephenSJN Ok so you are on about a totally different thing. These parents are nothing like the one you described. The neighbor you have that gets kids from the state most likely also gets paid big money to do so. Foster parents get paid not an insignificant amount for each kid they take in. It's a business for some of them. Why not get free labor on top of it? That is a totally disgusting mindset and if I were to ever personally meet someone like that, their little "business" would be shutdown rather quickly. These parents however, are working alongside the kids. I assure you, as someone who has worked a great deal with youth, most tasks are actually done much faster and to a better quality if you don't have a teen helping or if you aren't teaching one. How long do you think it would have taken the dad to just drill the board in himself? Or the mother could've banged out those dishes way faster herself. This teaches work ethic, "do it yourself instead of paying someone" mentality, and patience, to name a few things. Sure it may be seen as a "punishment" now, but when they are older it will just be a necessary task they must get done. Again, I *hate* child labor and people who stop these kids from getting into a loving home, but in this case, you are barking up the wrong tree.

[@Eldoraan]

This is not how to raise good children. This is how you raise rebellious children who, as soon as they turn 18, will immediately distance themselves from you and probably forever. Also, even if you're a parent, respect still has to be earned to an extent...you are not owed respect from anyone, even your kids.

[@ey_is_me777]

this is incredibly true. my guardian has been incredibly strict and overprotective, and most of the time it just makes more problems. they either 1. don't teach things that kids need to know (doing their own laundry, dishes, how to drive, etc), or 2. force them to do those things to the point where it feels like a punishment, which causes them to either not want to do it or associate it with a negative feeling when they're adults. too many ppl want to take their anger out on the children, or make it out like every day has to be manual labor and hard work.. you can't feel comfortable or have a close bond with a parent that way.

[@codyrogers1011]

I get what you're saying but also keep in mind that the parents are feeding the kids and keeping a roof over their heads, that does deserve respect of some kind because it doesnt have to be there for them and the parents go out of their way to give their children basic nessecities that are taken for granted

[@Eldoraan]

@@codyrogers1011 so basic necessities are all you need to give a child?

[@codyrogers1011]

@@Eldoraan yea there are children in 3rd world countries that dont have any of those privilages but they are thankful for anything they can get. These children dont know how worse it can get and it can definitely be way worse. The parents are trying to teach these kids to be grateful and be respectful and have good morals, tell me how thats bad parenting?

[@ElsyOO366]

You clearly don't know what discipline means. Being soft is what made the children turn out like this.

[@TheGoofyAhhDoge]

i feel like worlds strictest parents is just a ploy to make some kids do the work these people dont wanna do

[@RHWright]

Man, I grew up on a farm. I showed hogs, rode horses, and helped with planting and harvest. My parents were not all that strict. In fact, my mom says she should have been more strict, and even I have had to do manual labor! I picked up horse and hog shit, bathed hogs, saddled horses, fed the animals, potty trained dogs, power washed a whole ass tractor, ran the dish washer, learned to use an air fryer to prepare some small meals, and went to college knowing how to do my own laundry. Can I just say how proud of myself I am for that? For being better off than these kids? My point is that farm life should be pretty strict, even if these parents didn't always have to take things as far as they did. And these kids are sheltered little pansies. I say that as someone who grew up a little sheltered myself. Dad never taught me how to use the mower, though...

[@mariofaria9894]

Making your kids say "yes sir" or "yes ma'am" is not a sign of respect. Respect is earned and mutual, this is self granted and self assured superiority.

[@gman5701]

I will never understand why they don't just, leave? They can't physically keep them there. Just pack your shit and go if you're fuming that hard over cigs 😭

[@Keurgmaboy]

Fax fax

[@MiloCoyote]

Lol go where, they are in the middle of nowhere 😂

[@gman5701]

@@MiloCoyote they have a whole camera crew who can take them

[@idontpass22]

​@@gman5701to get paid more than likely. Contracts usually have stipulations

[@Düsteres_Ende]

I would leave if I wasn't allowed to rest, or they made me do dangerous things like picking up sharp pieces of wood without protection I hated that

[@zeephilic]

3:40 Honestly it’d make me feel super inferior and uncomfortable.

[@GabuBabuu]

I feel like calling your own parents sir and ma'am just tells your children you do not want to be friends.. basically just saying you want to go straight to the retirement home.

[@ItsAlpha]

"I've never had to do any manual labor at home" is literally wild to me. Hopefully this changed her way of thinking.

[@valeriasolis234]

You’re so real for mentioning the copyright thing 😂😂love your channel

[@lexiej187]

Honestly I like the dad at least. Demanding to be called sir and ma'am and searching through personal belongings is kinda sucky but he did his best to try to teach the kids valuable life skills. The mom is a lil bit crazier tho

[@smokindailyy4917]

The boy looks like Justin Bieber and the dad looks like Liam Neeson

[@tonysheesh7850]

To be fair I think it is kinda fked up that they just took his cigarettes. I've been through nicotine withdrawal and it's so much harder than it seems and it would've been better if they at least helped him ween off of it slowly with patches or something. You can't expect someone who just cold turkey-ed to act super respectful and not get mad.

[@grxntedfilms]

Facts and plus he is old enough to smoke

[@tonysheesh7850]

@@grxntedfilms exactly

[@th3adv3rsari]

"hopefully hes not a feen, hopeefully hes not tweaking at the ranch" i died hahaha

[@gogetbamboozled]

my mom thinks calling her maam is disrepsectful lmao my elementary decided to have a "behavioral step in" where we were told to say "yes/no sir/maam" to our parents .. never had my mom correct something so quickly before

[@Chance_Rice]

I have never washed dishes and I know how to wash dishes💀

[@OblivionXpro]

Same

[@kermi29]

my fav mexican raincoat

[@ScatterBrainedYouBetterFollow]

Pops has some great wisdom that these kids should pick up on, but going through peoples stuff while you misdirect them is completely off the rails You can’t do that then demand respect, because you don’t deserve it

[@HYPERxSONICxFANx2012]

agreed

[@whaaaaa_2]

Yup👍

[@rickroll6761]

@@ScatterBrainedYouBetterFollow wrong comment sorry

[@ScatterBrainedYouBetterFollow]

@@rickroll6761 now I feel bad ;(

[@PeezusCrust]

What’s crazy is I grew up KINDA rural, and these kids are tripping over doing some of the simplest chores on a farm.

[@luver4deftones]

Growing up in the South, we call everyone and their mamas “yes ma’am” and “yes sir”. I grew up saying it and so has everyone around me, it’s just a common courtesy out here in the South! I find it annoying, but i’ve grown to appreciate it because it’s not just adults that we say it too but also peers. I see it as a sign of understanding and hearing what the person said and saying “yes ma’am/sir”, in my eyes, is just a way to communicate that we heard and will do what they say!

[@Bornstellr]

12:51 bros cooked

[@Ted538M88]

He thinks hes the main character 😢😢😢

[@Bornstellr]

@@Ted538M88 real

[@therealbrookkss]

i was born and raised in south carolina and its just respectful to talk to anyone as sir or maam as a cashier or anybody even just random people it makes you look better as a person in my opinion

[@JackieOwl94]

Yeah. And when talking to a kid, you go with “young man” or “young lady”. It’s just the way you speak. Not doing it just gives off bad vibes down here.

[@GoRavens51]

I agree but when people say it’s yes ma’am and lecture you then it’s frustrating

[@Therizzler577]

Yeah that’s pretty much the whole principle of it. It’s just a good habit to have and it just feels better to be respectful. I’m born and raised in Tennessee but I really don’t think manners should only be a tradition that southerners partake in.

[@VNCL1PZ]

Justin Bieber looking ahh 💀

[@demirneslan3960]

who ever u are pancho bro u just got in my feeds and i clicked and i havent regret a bit ur voice and slang of talking with this show goes prty good xhahaha

[@tannerdabeastBS]

Love u to

[@faithdrawing3858]

I think getting on the girls case about being squeamish with the dishes is a little bit overkill. I personally, being a teenager, also hate touching the food when I'm cleaning dishes. I have sensory issues and it can be really overwhelming, especially when you have to smell it, too. Not everything is solved by making kids to things that stress them out, nor does doing a bunch of chores magically "fix" the kids lol