I’ve always HATED those Aunties. It’s like they thrive off of other’s misery especially children. Luckily, I only experienced one of those Aunties and my mum cut her off after she showed her true colours.
You know what’s sad about the instigator character, there are real witches who will lie and make stories up just so the child would get beaten even more. Smh.
For real though, one of them was a teacher who hated me. I fucking *hated* that bitch, she would constantly make up stuff to get me in trouble with my mom and seriously, it was bad enough that I have legitimate trauma from getting beaten though the teacher didn’t care at all. I did get revenge on her a few times though
@@eshahabib9725 well, i usually just did a few little things like misplacing her stuff when she wasnt looking or sneaking into her lunch box and dumping hand sanitizer all over her food, however i do remember one time i embarrassed her in front of my entire class and her colleague. She had been the usual bitch that she was, nitpicking over every little thing i did while ignoring all the other students, and we had a TA (who also didnt care) in the room who was just sitting in a chair or something (can’t remember exactly it was a while ago). Anyways, the she was going on about how she knew a lot more than i did and “was i too stupid to follow basic directions” (it was a robotics class), after a while i had enough, so i waited for when she had to leave the room to get some computers and i decided to do a little “tinkering” with her demo robot. After a while she comes back and when we get to the part where we have to show how we programmed our robots to move through a mat maze (basically just a mat with lines on it the robot was supposed to scan and avoid), she decided to loudly announce “Well, this is what your root *should* be able to do if you actually paid attention and followed directions” while looking at me, and then she started her robot.... or at least... tried to. The robot started up and immediately zoomed off and crashed into a display where the previous class winner robots had been stored, some of the bots fell down and got wrecked, and our teacher just stood there red in the face while everyone laughed at her. Ik its not all that juicy lol but it certainly was funny
Smh. This is so accurate with Caribbean parents too. I've learned that there's a huge difference between disciplining and punishing. This kind of punishment is outright abusive.
For me, the watchers are the worst because they give you hope when you see them and believe that they will intervene for you but soon you will feel abandoned when you realize that they will just stand there watching you getting beaten up🥺
Omg for real! Ok I have Ukrainian parents, but my parents always told me boys are yucky & I have to focus on school, & now I'm older I've realized school was a perfect opportunity to find a good bf cuz it's a good time to bond & see how ppl behave in an environment, as opposed to just going on dates where people can lie & 'be on their best behavior'.
There's always a instigator near you 🤣😂🤣..I dislike them cause they made sure I got my beating from mom🤦♀️,for my son I listen but I decide on the punishment myself 🤗 not from the instigator..
Sometimes they don't even know ish but because they are nasty and full of hate. They'll just talk out of their buttholes involving your friends and the stuff they do and you end up getting a hiding over things your friends do when you don't even do them.
@@hilariousname6826 yes and I feel bad for those people but i don't see what that has got to do with me. Am only here because this is so relatable. And am laughing because she said it so many times but never acted on it. If she did, I won't be here laughing.
To everyone venting their childhood trauma here, just remember that the cycle can stop with you. My mother was horrible with her punishments and instead of keeping that negative mental health mindset she has I got help from many councilors and I do not treat my kids as she did. I lecture and try to use self awareness and questioning our own behavior because we should as it's nicer to live in a kind safe environment, we should not be nice to each other because we are afraid of what will happen if we aren't. Some people think you have to slap or use physical punishment but for me it's traumatic. Here in India people hit their kids a lot and comedian people often joke about it but I hope it can change everywhere because really beatings don't do anything but terrorize kids. Anyway. I hope everybody is ok and I wish all the best 🙌🥰
I disagree. Physical punishment can be really helpful. Now it becomes traumatic when done overboard like most things. I say this as a person on the receiving end of some beatings when I was little. My parents always explained to me why I was going to get an ass whopping and they always brought their game, but they never overdid it. Looking back at some of the shit I got myself into and got whopped for it, I truly appreciate it. Not really the whoppings but the effects of them. How it steered me away from some destructive habits/behaviours, and how it forced me to pick up ones that help my career even to today.
@@mimim6015 I don’t know what kind of family you grew up in, but I would never repeated it again for hatred of my parents that sounds about white. I just never did it again I cared more about my buttcheeks than getting back at them lol
Immediately she saw the instigator,she knew she was a goner😂 🙈I don't think I have ever gotten this much like on a comment before. Thank you🤍. Compliments of the season ❤
If I would be in that place I would atleast murder the instigator neighbour I when she was leaving I will be as same as her like" I will deal with u too.lets see what happens now after this "😈 Uh that just what I want to do .just chill I can't do it in real🙂
I am the beggar/child protector trying to calm down my parents so that my younger siblings don’t get thrashed. Only for my parents to turn the tables on me saying “They are doing things by seeing and learning from the example you have set” 😭 Then it is my turn ☠️💃🏽🤦🏾♀️
Me an Indian completely relating to those aunties who always snitch on you even though you were just talking to a guy friend about your projects and they go to your parents to complain....Man these people really don’t know how to mind their own business ( ͠° ͟ʖ ͡°)
From the African Home Disciplinary Committee. 1️⃣ Never run away from a beating! Where would you sleep? 2️⃣ Never scream when being beaten; African mom's will beat you till you can't cry 3️⃣ If a neighbor whoops your ass never report to your family, chances are you will get a second whooping 4️⃣ When your mother threatens to tell your father apologize immediately 5️⃣ You NEVER HIT BACK or else funeral arrangements will be made the next day 6️⃣ Always have a favorite uncle/ aunt who will bail you out ... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I am writing this for my future children 🐱 um yet to whoop ass just like my mom whooped me. Best therapy for any kind of behavioral issues. Shout out to the queens who raised us💕💕💕
Its mad how our cultures are so similar. Im from Afghanistan and i can deeply relate on the part where the mum says not to run when shes beating you😂 the memories
I'm from Asia and if I found this video 8 months ago, I would think it's relatable. My mother died 8 months ago and would it be funny if I tell you guys I would let her beat me everyday in exchange of having her back?
The child protection is a double edged sword. Once the time passed and your saviour has forgotten your matter, you are not sure how and when to return back home.
@@Suepraise e still no mean anything 😂. She go sleep for Una house? Even if she sleep sef, if your mama mean you, she go flog you when the neighbour dey sleep😂.
YOOOOOO!!! We all loved the Child Protective neighbours ohh, just that they are few of them in Nigeria 😂😭😭😂😭😭. But when they go, the beating will be doubled in size 😂😭😭
@@fia894 it is a way of discipline but still it’s very abusive there is stuff that are parent do or did that we thought were perfectly normal which aren’t actually normal. My mom used to hit us with different objects, belts, brushes, and mostly her hand, I thought that was normal and even healthy. For awhile my mom was in rehab for drug use and I had to raise my little brother, I hit him a lot and I struggle to not hit him when he does something bad (or mothering him in general) This also can affect a child my sister disregards rules because she moved in with my grandparents when she was about 12. My grandparents never hit her like my mom and so she stoped following rules due to the fact she was used to being hit from the age of 3-12. I on the other hand haven’t been hit as much because I’m a very anxious person and very careful. I saw my sister get hit so I always apologized for everything and I’m quite paranoid because of how my mom would treat my sister so I always act as perfect as possible. The way are parents treat us really effects how we are and hitting your children shows those negative emotions
@@Vrarqs you might have different opinions, but beating actually helped kr I'd be a brat right now, but it really depends on why your mom is beating you, beating you for simple things or little accidents is not right at all, but if your getting beaten because you made a huge mistake and your not admitting it at all, then you deserve to be beaten
My father will beat you mercilessly and won’t let you forget in a hurry.🤦🏽♀️ he will be on the matter for more than a Week. So much verbal abuse with a touch of physical pain
@@michellefreeman5700 Are you referring to the U.S.? If so yes, if your child is removed from the home. It is a very long difficult process to get custody of your children back. Depending on how serious the offense the parent could be sent to jail or prison and never get their child back. I'm curious to what the process is in her country.
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@@soph3378 😂 everyone is different tho I don't straighten up just infront of my parents And yaaassss too many overreactions😩 but thank God that's only when we where younger once we where like twelve she didn't beat us like this again😌
I’m Bangladeshi and for me the child protection program was my grandma she would let me sleep in her room when my mom beat me with wooden spoons she would talk to my mom and convince her to not beat me again. Dadu I love you and you are the only reason I’m alive today.
Haha the beggar and the child protector are the same person. The only difference between them is age. The beggar will grow up to be a child protector. Your mate and your younger can't stop you from beating, unless na fight. All they can do is beg and try to reason with you. But the child protector is clearly an OG haha. That's why she can send the child downstairs and the mother can't do anything about it. But when that child returns eh...
When i was in grade 5 i got into trouble with a debt from the ladies who sell candies and the instigator came through. As God is my witness i am 23 but i have a phobia of debts or borrowing money😂😂😂.
I have a phobia for borrowing or owing debt too.. But mine only affected me too much because i dint get hit.. It still shocks me till now.. How out of everything i never got beaten for it or scolded.. My mother just went and paid.. I feel messed up
The instigators are the jealous type of people, waiting for a day to deal with you indirectly....one person wan finish me but thank God my mum don't listen to gossip🙏🙏
That very day It happened to me I also told the lady something worse about her child and since then she never puts her mouth in other peoples live especially mine
Right? The child character was in panic mode for the full 8 minutes 45 seconds. For people who remember going through that type of fear as kid, how is this supposed to be funny??
I'm saying!! I can't clearly remember a situation where I've said that but my emotional and physical response to watching it proves that it's happened to me before and is probably a memory my brain is blocking
@@latteknowsbest6365 I don't think I ever went through it, but my reaction is the same... I think it's just human empathy. It's upsetting to see a child in such a state.☹️
Omo, I thank God for my grand parents, uncles and aunts wey dey shield me from my mother's wrath that time. The kind of running wey I do that time ehn, Usain Bolt sef dey learn.
I never understood why instigators felt the need to want to get you in more trouble like they want to parent other people's parents while their kids deadass doing drugs and are more trouble than me like ah leave me alone
As a fellow african but one that happens to be Egyptian so only understands arabic and English, I am so very grateful for the subtitles! Love your vids!
Who else has recalled that part of 'eh u are going ok sleep there and make sure you don't come back " African mother's are really one of a kind 🤣🤣🤣 big up to miraji you really bring out the real outlook potraying what actually happens in our societies .
Marajix acting is just on a different level. She shows everything on her face🖤 2:28 & 2:08 -: 3:26 haha. 4:27 haha this one kills me. 6:17 how she says gown tho🤣
@ENIMOY COMEDY no, try to generate traffic naturally like she did. If you post more the algorithm will recommend you more , if you make good comedy more people will like and share your comedy with others. And it will give you real feedback about how to improve and what to do. And that way you will have real subscribers. Don't cut corners. Good luck!
Pls dont généralisé it ooo,most I know are not abusive,it depends on where you grew up,and the environment your parents grew too ,pls don't paint naija parents bad thanks
I seriously wasn't comfortable watching this video cause it made me remember how I disciplined my pupils back then when I was teaching. Till today, I can't forget and I regret for beating those kids. I don't beat anyone anymore and I don't support parents beating their kids cause that's child abuse.
@@addictedtochocolateandcoff9582 growing up in a different environment. I relocated to the UK and because of that I have learnt to control myself and most importantly, you don't beat children to discipline them in the UK. There are other ways to discipline children.
When the instigator came in Majari started crying much more because she knew she was trouble. When the Children protection Programm came in Her mum rolled her eyes because she knew that she will just safe Majari from Cane .
I want to give thanks to those few "child protection programme" uncles and aunts who intervened on my behalf...
hahahaha im dead 🤣🤣🤣😭😭😂😂😂😂🤣🤣
right
God bless through their struggles and future endeavors in the name of our lord!
😅😂😂🤣🤣 same dude same
Same 😂😂
That Aunty Instigator is jealous that Glory has a boyfriend and she's still single. Woooow 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Single at 40 please😂😂
@@isaacundie5356 😂😂😂😂💀💀💀
Lol. Who would wanna be with such a mean spirit? 😅
I'm screaming 🤣
I’ve always HATED those Aunties. It’s like they thrive off of other’s misery especially children. Luckily, I only experienced one of those Aunties and my mum cut her off after she showed her true colours.
The scariest is when my mother doesn’t talk
You’ll never know what to expect
Hah! I'd rather her beat me now now than give me the silent treatment.
Silence is worse!
😞😃😃
Same...
Your gonna be beaten without mercy if you have that treatment
No matter what we should applaud the instigator for having such good memory😂😂😂
Hahaha! Maxi gown, Abi
Really correct
And also at his arrival, the child's expression.
very true
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You know what’s sad about the instigator character, there are real witches who will lie and make stories up just so the child would get beaten even more. Smh.
For real though, one of them was a teacher who hated me. I fucking *hated* that bitch, she would constantly make up stuff to get me in trouble with my mom and seriously, it was bad enough that I have legitimate trauma from getting beaten though the teacher didn’t care at all. I did get revenge on her a few times though
@@DragonRider-cx7br Omg what did you do for revenge.
@@DragonRider-cx7br omg I want to know too?
@@eshahabib9725 well, i usually just did a few little things like misplacing her stuff when she wasnt looking or sneaking into her lunch box and dumping hand sanitizer all over her food, however i do remember one time i embarrassed her in front of my entire class and her colleague. She had been the usual bitch that she was, nitpicking over every little thing i did while ignoring all the other students, and we had a TA (who also didnt care) in the room who was just sitting in a chair or something (can’t remember exactly it was a while ago). Anyways, the she was going on about how she knew a lot more than i did and “was i too stupid to follow basic directions” (it was a robotics class), after a while i had enough, so i waited for when she had to leave the room to get some computers and i decided to do a little “tinkering” with her demo robot. After a while she comes back and when we get to the part where we have to show how we programmed our robots to move through a mat maze (basically just a mat with lines on it the robot was supposed to scan and avoid), she decided to loudly announce “Well, this is what your root *should* be able to do if you actually paid attention and followed directions” while looking at me, and then she started her robot.... or at least... tried to. The robot started up and immediately zoomed off and crashed into a display where the previous class winner robots had been stored, some of the bots fell down and got wrecked, and our teacher just stood there red in the face while everyone laughed at her.
Ik its not all that juicy lol but it certainly was funny
@@DragonRider-cx7br omg😂😂 she totally deserved it
The instigator always add salt to the wound.🙄They are always elderly people whose children are even worse than you.Really annoying 😒
Or they don't have kids
You are very correct
So.... True those in Nigeria will understand 🤣🤣🤣
@@johnwealth2205 happens everywhere... I’m from Ghana and I understand too lol
Not a good idea to watch while drinking coffee! 😅
Am I the only one who started laughing when the instigator said “White Jeep”, “White Jeep” 😂
I died at Lexus jeep 😂😂😂😂
@@SalmaMohamed-vx7me XD
The instigator was the best one. This girl is hilarious. I can’t even! 😭
@@eeee8479 omg right?
Jeepiiii 🤣🤣
Smh. This is so accurate with Caribbean parents too. I've learned that there's a huge difference between disciplining and punishing. This kind of punishment is outright abusive.
@rushaye henryit's abusive my dude. Pretty sure they are not white.
You see those child protection people, they will enjoy for 600 years.
Awwwwwn ☺️☺️ 2k likes. Thanks so much 🥰🥰🤗
Amennn. lmao
Amen
Amen
Those are ur favourite aunties
I love those people with all my heart .. they're the real G.O.A.T's
Why is she not a big Nollywood actor? Like the way she plays characters is mind blowing to me. Took me back to my childhood, you have talent abeg
She was in Falz video
Am telling you, she is really talented
I know riiigghhhttt??????
I thought so too 😅
Just give it time... She's a rising star and would soon reach her peak.. The world ain't ready for her talent yet
For me, the watchers are the worst because they give you hope when you see them and believe that they will intervene for you but soon you will feel abandoned when you realize that they will just stand there watching you getting beaten up🥺
They’re better than instigators o😂
@@Bamibellofr
Monitoring spirito
Funny how the instigator is never around or see anything when the house gets robbed but they always see you doing everything 'wrong' 😭😭😭🙄😂😂
Fast forward 5 years later: "You never marry?" African parents😭
IF THIS ISN'T TRUE
Omg for real! Ok I have Ukrainian parents, but my parents always told me boys are yucky & I have to focus on school, & now I'm older I've realized school was a perfect opportunity to find a good bf cuz it's a good time to bond & see how ppl behave in an environment, as opposed to just going on dates where people can lie & 'be on their best behavior'.
😆 😆 😆 True
@@Secretzstolen dang- thanks for the advice
Exactly
The instigator are usually the CCTV of the whole town😂😂😭😭😭they are everywhere ooooo
No,no,no. The gossips will see and spread the news but the instigators are the reporters.🤣🤣😂😢
Honestlyyy 😭and they know all the details wthh😭
And usually the neighbors with disgusting personalities
There's always a instigator near you 🤣😂🤣..I dislike them cause they made sure I got my beating from mom🤦♀️,for my son I listen but I decide on the punishment myself 🤗 not from the instigator..
Sometimes they don't even know ish but because they are nasty and full of hate. They'll just talk out of their buttholes involving your friends and the stuff they do and you end up getting a hiding over things your friends do when you don't even do them.
"I gave birth you
I am gonna kill you " these are the exact lines my mom used to say to me 😂
Sick.
😂😂😂 my mum has said the exact same to me many times but I've made it to adulthood!
@@Queen-zi1cp Not everyone has .....
@@hilariousname6826 yes and I feel bad for those people but i don't see what that has got to do with me. Am only here because this is so relatable. And am laughing because she said it so many times but never acted on it. If she did, I won't be here laughing.
your mom has issues then its not funny
This is actually extremely upsetting it gave me flashbacks
Trauma😀😀😀
me too Im sorry but I haven't healed yet so I unsubscribed. it was too accurate
Oh may Jesus heal you o
Same I teared up
Same tbh
Child protection program
Those neighbours will never lack. I had one like that, my childhood bestfriend's mum....oooh that woman is heaven sent
Good for you 👏👏👏👏👏👏😁😁😁😁. It's hard to find here in Africa. I wish you knew what I have been through.😞😞😞😁
Me too my mums best friend was my child protector😂😂😂
The child protection is going straight to heaven.
For real though
In jesus name!!
Swears😂❤️
I once broke a nail protecting my cousin sis from my uncle lmao i thought i went to hell
@@agustdel5571 Lol. You'll get golden nails in heaven sis✨😋🙌🏾
I've said it thousand times, black people's and desi people's culture is so SO SIMILAR 😭
Ikr...😂😂😂
No . Indian people don’t get angry
When the instigator said “Even tho” I lost it 😂😂😂😂😂
They are the worst🤞🏽... they are enemy of progress of getting out of trouble
@@dorotheem3413 I know right, just give me the whopping at this point 😂
Me too. The best line ever 😂😂😂😂😂
Was I the only one who found that “gossip” creepy😂
That is how they are
Tbh😂😂
Omg. So eerily creepy.
i burst out laughing because i was mad uncomfortable lmao
That's 90% of the aunties in my church
The instigators act like their favourite programme came on when they see someone being beaten🙄🙄
Yes yes
Ain't no lie
@@Melki said it would
😂😂😂😂
They can't mind their buisness
I am an Indian and from Assam..our cultures are carbon copies of one another!❤️
As an Indian, can confirm.
Ahaha...bad parenting is everywhere
@@EllieEtanga it is what it is, but those memories are now the most hilarious ones, me and my mom laugh at them to this day lmao
Same for Bengalis
Dont forget punjabis 😂
"this time I will tell your father" that single statement is a legit threat 😂😂
Literally I remeber when my aunty told my cousin that one time
All these beating would not have happened if Sandra was a sharp babe and was able to put 2 and 2 together😂😂😂
This is all Sandra's fault🤣🤣
Periooddd
Honestly
The way I would’ve unfriended Sandra mehnnn
😂😅
Maraji, do you ever randomly burst out laughing when shooting a scene? This is hilarious! 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
Everytime 😂😂😂
Pls Maraji how can I get this beat on the instigator Pls thank
HAHAHAH
😂😂😂😂
Lol😂😂😂😩
Mama Tope was the ultimate child protection Neighbour. May God bless her wherever she is.
To everyone venting their childhood trauma here, just remember that the cycle can stop with you. My mother was horrible with her punishments and instead of keeping that negative mental health mindset she has I got help from many councilors and I do not treat my kids as she did. I lecture and try to use self awareness and questioning our own behavior because we should as it's nicer to live in a kind safe environment, we should not be nice to each other because we are afraid of what will happen if we aren't. Some people think you have to slap or use physical punishment but for me it's traumatic. Here in India people hit their kids a lot and comedian people often joke about it but I hope it can change everywhere because really beatings don't do anything but terrorize kids. Anyway. I hope everybody is ok and I wish all the best 🙌🥰
I disagree. Physical punishment can be really helpful. Now it becomes traumatic when done overboard like most things. I say this as a person on the receiving end of some beatings when I was little. My parents always explained to me why I was going to get an ass whopping and they always brought their game, but they never overdid it. Looking back at some of the shit I got myself into and got whopped for it, I truly appreciate it. Not really the whoppings but the effects of them. How it steered me away from some destructive habits/behaviours, and how it forced me to pick up ones that help my career even to today.
@@Addission17 But being whooped for stupid little things constantly is extremely damaging.
@@mimim6015 remember it always starts small, if u don’t get whooped then you just do it again, and again.
@@mozu650 if you get whooped to hard u will retaliate in anger and do it again in hatred for ur parents.
@@mimim6015 I don’t know what kind of family you grew up in, but I would never repeated it again for hatred of my parents that sounds about white. I just never did it again I cared more about my buttcheeks than getting back at them lol
Immediately she saw the instigator,she knew she was a goner😂
🙈I don't think I have ever gotten this much like on a comment before. Thank you🤍. Compliments of the season ❤
That is soo true😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂
I know right, that's my favorite part...
Mom saw the gossiper and was like 'mxm...'
If I would be in that place I would atleast murder the instigator neighbour
I when she was leaving I will be as same as her like" I will deal with u too.lets see what happens now after this "😈
Uh that just what I want to do .just chill I can't do it in real🙂
I am the beggar/child protector trying to calm down my parents so that my younger siblings don’t get thrashed. Only for my parents to turn the tables on me saying “They are doing things by seeing and learning from the example you have set” 😭 Then it is my turn ☠️💃🏽🤦🏾♀️
i can feel you sis
Hahahahahaha! I have experienced that!
Yeah, no. My sibling get me in trouble all the time for things I don't even do. They're getting a beating? OK.
Its 123 I’m going to destroy it
Gargi Singh you are so funny, what a hilarious comment. I can see being true.
Me an Indian completely relating to those aunties who always snitch on you even though you were just talking to a guy friend about your projects and they go to your parents to complain....Man these people really don’t know how to mind their own business ( ͠° ͟ʖ ͡°)
Then your parents think your having an affair with them then tell you to stop talking to them (;´༎ຶٹ༎ຶ`)
@@lia.419. that too (ᗒᗣᗕ)՞
Those jasoos mausi’s or khala’s 😒
True😪
Indians are nowhere comparable to Africans .
Indian parents are generally soft .
From the African Home Disciplinary Committee.
1️⃣ Never run away from a beating! Where would you sleep?
2️⃣ Never scream when being beaten; African mom's will beat you till you can't cry
3️⃣ If a neighbor whoops your ass never report to your family, chances are you will get a second whooping
4️⃣ When your mother threatens to tell your father apologize immediately
5️⃣ You NEVER HIT BACK or else funeral arrangements will be made the next day
6️⃣ Always have a favorite uncle/ aunt who will bail you out ...
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I am writing this for my future children 🐱 um yet to whoop ass just like my mom whooped me. Best therapy for any kind of behavioral issues.
Shout out to the queens who raised us💕💕💕
The way Glory started crying afresh when the instigator came in is just priceless 😹😹😹😹😹💔💀💀
She thought she got it bad before, but now she knows mommy will bring a new level of pain, thanks to the Instigator. 😅😅😅
Its mad how our cultures are so similar. Im from Afghanistan and i can deeply relate on the part where the mum says not to run when shes beating you😂 the memories
Same with India lol
💯 right
@@jamsfactoryfreejamsforjimin we have a lot more in common than we think.
Same, I'm from Ecuador XD
I'm from Asia and if I found this video 8 months ago, I would think it's relatable. My mother died 8 months ago and would it be funny if I tell you guys I would let her beat me everyday in exchange of having her back?
She is so natural at playing each and every character..
As a Nigerian, I can say with my full chest, the instigators makes the situation 1000x worse. Those type of people are the worst 😒
As soon as the instigator came in Glory knew she was finished before the woman started talking😂😂😂😂
So truth!😂😂
😂😂😂 true
They should feature this girl in one classic nigerian movie, she acts so well😂
I know righttttt
Pls nigerian movies is below her
My rap song
Holy spirit my G
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Enjoy!!
I agree with you
I don't know why she hasn't scored something in Basket Mouth's Flatmates
The "make sure you sleep there and don't come back "
I wholly relate
I actually feel like entering the phone and breaking that "The instigator" head😂😂
The child protection is a double edged sword. Once the time passed and your saviour has forgotten your matter, you are not sure how and when to return back home.
To be honest 😂😂
exactly,
Aswear
I don’t bother going because I know it’s going to be double when I return unless she follows me home and pleads on my behalf.
@@Suepraise e still no mean anything 😂. She go sleep for Una house? Even if she sleep sef, if your mama mean you, she go flog you when the neighbour dey sleep😂.
"I SEE HER IN FRONT OF SOMEBODY MOTOR WHITE JEEP" We have been saying that since we watched this video!! Instigators are the worse😂😭😭😂😭😭
YOOOOOO!!! We all loved the Child Protective neighbours ohh, just that they are few of them in Nigeria 😂😭😭😂😭😭. But when they go, the beating will be doubled in size 😂😭😭
U mean jip 😂😂😂😂
It hurts more when the instigator is your own sibling
@@akiryuichi It's mostly siblings, my sister does the same even when my mom doesn't want to react she make her...
This is very upsetting, I feel bad for anyone who had to go through this. It’s not normal.
It's a way of discipline amd pretty normal in my country lol
@@fia894 It may be 'normal' in some places, but it shouldn't be. This isn't right.
@@fia894 it is a way of discipline but still it’s very abusive there is stuff that are parent do or did that we thought were perfectly normal which aren’t actually normal. My mom used to hit us with different objects, belts, brushes, and mostly her hand, I thought that was normal and even healthy. For awhile my mom was in rehab for drug use and I had to raise my little brother, I hit him a lot and I struggle to not hit him when he does something bad (or mothering him in general) This also can affect a child my sister disregards rules because she moved in with my grandparents when she was about 12. My grandparents never hit her like my mom and so she stoped following rules due to the fact she was used to being hit from the age of 3-12. I on the other hand haven’t been hit as much because I’m a very anxious person and very careful. I saw my sister get hit so I always apologized for everything and I’m quite paranoid because of how my mom would treat my sister so I always act as perfect as possible. The way are parents treat us really effects how we are and hitting your children shows those negative emotions
@@Vrarqs you might have different opinions, but beating actually helped kr I'd be a brat right now, but it really depends on why your mom is beating you, beating you for simple things or little accidents is not right at all, but if your getting beaten because you made a huge mistake and your not admitting it at all, then you deserve to be beaten
@@fia894 I guess we have different opinions and it does vary on why you get beaten.
The worst thing is when your mother says nothing or even worse she laugh went she see you. Then you know the end has come.
Sometimes I preferred the beatings to the talking. They can talk/verbal abuse for 3 days straight and drive you mad
Eh!!! No be small thing ooo. I really preferred 100 strokes of cane to my mum's mouth
My father will beat you mercilessly and won’t let you forget in a hurry.🤦🏽♀️ he will be on the matter for more than a Week. So much verbal abuse with a touch of physical pain
Me to deffo🤣🤣🤣
Same here! I preferred the beating! I couldn't stand the verbal abuse .
lmao right
😂😂😂😂😂 most times i just go and take my beatings than to go with "child protector" because when you come back you are finished.
Its true the mother is adding and saving up the beatings for later on once you get back.
gonna get extra beatings just for going with them 😭
@@michellefreeman5700 Are you referring to the U.S.? If so yes, if your child is removed from the home. It is a very long difficult process to get custody of your children back. Depending on how serious the offense the parent could be sent to jail or prison and never get their child back. I'm curious to what the process is in her country.
Truee 😭😭😭😭
@@_s.shay_you're armyzen omg😭😭
In indian everyone brings popcorn to watch whole drama
I’m an American born to Jamaican parents. This is my mom EXACTLY!! Great job! God bless Mother Africa and us all
This child protector is the best o
We used to pray for these kinds of neighbours and aunties
Ikr
True 😂😂😂
The beggars are the ones that saved my life when I was 6😂
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@@kingwordsskingwordss4496 ??......ok
nah
Same! Like my Aunty😭😂
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The gossip killed me. The mischief on her face😂😂😂 and the details the instigator had eiii. Colour of shirt all come inside
When I saw the word “instigator” I was like is about to go down
But really this is what actually pushes children to start misbehaving
sophia when aunties are in your case you have nowhere to run.
Well many of the beatings we were given where for our good and made us straighten up
@@adedoyinbadejo679 made us straighten up when we’re in front of our parents 😉. Some things were overreactions
@@soph3378 😂 everyone is different tho I don't straighten up just infront of my parents
And yaaassss too many overreactions😩 but thank God that's only when we where younger once we where like twelve she didn't beat us like this again😌
Yup and you end up being a responsible adult with some kind of trauma.
Maraji 600 years of happiness for you,for making me laugh this hard 😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂
@@MarajisWorld 😃😃😃😃😃😃
You know when the instigator shows up, you’re finished. Totally finished 🥺
this just portrays the life of most Nigerians in their younger age
When you See the instigators you know your dead😂
@ENIMOY COMEDY okay sure no problem, and by the way I saw them and they were good.
I’m Bangladeshi and for me the child protection program was my grandma she would let me sleep in her room when my mom beat me with wooden spoons she would talk to my mom and convince her to not beat me again. Dadu I love you and you are the only reason I’m alive today.
I legit bolted it to my Nanu’s attic and hid in the closet.
Same. I was running away from my house to grandma everytime I was able to.
@SHAHARINA YEASMIN Girl no one escaped the beating in our house boro choto mejho everyone. Also congrats on being an older sister.
@SHAHARINA YEASMIN same
Damm bruh you had lucky, you are a blessing One
The glory's voice switch from low to loud when the neighbour entered made me remember my childhood,marji never disappoints 🤣
The dislikes were "instigators."
This took me back to when I was 6yrs old and I dared to make my mum run after me.😭😂
Let just say the fact that am alive today is by His grace.
Lmaooo
😆😆😆😆
I died😂😭😭chai
😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
My neighbours were the child protection program type🤣🤣.. Always saving my ass... Much love from Ghana🇬🇭
Dang my neighbors never knew what was going on lol
@@priscillajimenez27 🤣🤣🤣
Kids are blessings some people don't have what it takes to deserve yet they're so easy to have in this modern world
my entire childhood in 8 minutes and 43 seconds
Haha the beggar and the child protector are the same person. The only difference between them is age. The beggar will grow up to be a child protector. Your mate and your younger can't stop you from beating, unless na fight. All they can do is beg and try to reason with you. But the child protector is clearly an OG haha. That's why she can send the child downstairs and the mother can't do anything about it.
But when that child returns eh...
Facts!!!! 😂
Dead meat 😂😂😂😂
The child protector is the reason I'm still alive...
It was always my grandma we ran to, she wouldn’t let anyone touch us😂😭
I wish there was any of those in my life LOL, the child protectors I had was the police when they were called by my neighbors.
When i was in grade 5 i got into trouble with a debt from the ladies who sell candies and the instigator came through. As God is my witness i am 23 but i have a phobia of debts or borrowing money😂😂😂.
I have a phobia for borrowing or owing debt too.. But mine only affected me too much because i dint get hit.. It still shocks me till now.. How out of everything i never got beaten for it or scolded.. My mother just went and paid.. I feel messed up
@@thokozilenyirenda3282 Girl why do i feel like you are Zim ?? Are you Zimbabwean?
@@sharnice4366 lol no. I'm actually Malawian. Where are you from?
@@thokozilenyirenda3282 im from Zimbabwe. Lols
@@thokozilenyirenda3282 that is scary... if they dont shout or beat you, it is scary.
Because you never know when they would decide to bring it up
2:28 i gasped at how well she played my mom
She knew when the Instigator Came in it was over.
The instigators are the jealous type of people, waiting for a day to deal with you indirectly....one person wan finish me but thank God my mum don't listen to gossip🙏🙏
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
They're demonic, don't mind them.
That very day It happened to me I also told the lady something worse about her child and since then she never puts her mouth in other peoples live especially mine
@@heyyyitsbeni1986 😂😂
@@heyyyitsbeni1986 Period💅🏾
The editing! This is so good Maraji. Filming all these scenes and editing them to be in sync is a big skill on its own. Well done!
Thank you 🙏🏾🙏🏾
@@MarajisWorld calm down naw
@@MarajisWorld You are very talented!!!👌🏾🤗💗
@@gloryjohn1008 😆😆
I will always return to this video and laught too hard😂😂
My grandma is the child protection program, she always comes into the room like:
*W H O S T O U C H I N G T E H C H I L D*
LMFAOAO
NOT THE SPACE BETWEEN THE LETTERS LMFAO
But she probably did worse to ur mum,that's d truth
That teary "Mommy I'm sorry." is so freaking triggering
Right? The child character was in panic mode for the full 8 minutes 45 seconds. For people who remember going through that type of fear as kid, how is this supposed to be funny??
@@Discordia5 It's supposed to be relatable, for me it's that and it makes me angry.
I'm saying!! I can't clearly remember a situation where I've said that but my emotional and physical response to watching it proves that it's happened to me before and is probably a memory my brain is blocking
@@Discordia5 I mean. I went through that multiple times and I still find it funny
@@latteknowsbest6365 I don't think I ever went through it, but my reaction is the same... I think it's just human empathy. It's upsetting to see a child in such a state.☹️
Parents and neighbours are just the same in India as well 😂
So true
🤣
Omo, I thank God for my grand parents, uncles and aunts wey dey shield me from my mother's wrath that time. The kind of running wey I do that time ehn, Usain Bolt sef dey learn.
Hahahaaaaaaa🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 brooooooo
I never understood why instigators felt the need to want to get you in more trouble like they want to parent other people's parents while their kids deadass doing drugs and are more trouble than me like ah leave me alone
They don't want you to end up like them
Or they are just bitter
imagine her in her house talking to herself alone ..the things she does to entertain us...i love her
The gossipers face. You could see it in her eyes
🤣
I swear😂😂😂
lmao
It's the soundtrack for me😂😂
OMG was that NTA news jingle that came on when the Instigator came in at 04:24 😂😂😂😂
Instigators are very annoying,acting like they gave birth to you
😂😂And they are our parent's favorites
Wallahi
@@florencerazunguzwa9770 true 😂😂😂
Belinkrgcpkolibhylikase
It's her uncle
Mama Diana: Even though. 😂😂 This woman don get am for mind no be today 😂.
No one's talking about the watcher😅😅😅😅
I thank those child protection programme auntie’s and uncles for always showing up for me 😅😅
As a fellow african but one that happens to be Egyptian so only understands arabic and English, I am so very grateful for the subtitles! Love your vids!
@Chanlix, I love felix's deep voice. Lol ur correct its English yes but in Nigerian there's broken English and its easier to understand.
Maraji should start acting in movies. She acts soo well
Who else has recalled that part of 'eh u are going ok sleep there and make sure you don't come back " African mother's are really one of a kind 🤣🤣🤣 big up to miraji you really bring out the real outlook potraying what actually happens in our societies .
3:38 the way the song was speeding up 😂😂😂
Marajix acting is just on a different level. She shows everything on her face🖤 2:28 & 2:08 -: 3:26 haha. 4:27 haha this one kills me. 6:17 how she says gown tho🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣👍
She is good!!!
I shared with my mom and she had to turn it off after 30 seconds thinking it was a real beating lmao
@@chinyerefemi3598 haha😆
I don't just know wat to say again. U r just out of this world 😂😂😂😂
@ENIMOY COMEDY no, try to generate traffic naturally like she did. If you post more the algorithm will recommend you more , if you make good comedy more people will like and share your comedy with others. And it will give you real feedback about how to improve and what to do. And that way you will have real subscribers. Don't cut corners. Good luck!
Bro confess, you are the emeka that glory was talking to at 3am
Ahhhh Emeka you see what you caused 😂😂😂😂
Emeka is that you? 😂
@@tammybanigo4800 u pple should leave me na😂😂😂
It’s how Nigerian parents are abusive AF but we are not ready to have this conversation.
Girl....African parents period...matter of fact....POC parents...bad parenting is everywhere and people aren't talking about it
Pls dont généralisé it ooo,most I know are not abusive,it depends on where you grew up,and the environment your parents grew too ,pls don't paint naija parents bad thanks
@@adedoyinbadejo679 hitting kids to drive a point is abusive. You can be in denial and that’s okay.
@@EllieEtanga exactly!! i remember when i was younger and my mom beat me because I didn’t like the hairstyle she put in my head.. LEGIT A HAIRSTYLE!
The gossips part is so apt 😂😂😂
The investigator is my younger sister when I'm in trouble.
Aahhh🤣🤣🤣she will add more pepper
Hmmm did you say investigator???
@@temmified1 🤣🤣🤣
😂
and your younger brother is surely the detective
D instigator is devil in human flesh.
D gossiper is obviously not wanted.
& D child protector has to be d most matured.
@ENIMOY COMEDY stop self promoting, it's against RUclips rules
@@nhyi2147 ikr
The child protectors are just the best!
The gossipers are so irritating
@@nhyi2147 how is it ur business if she's promoting her series
I seriously wasn't comfortable watching this video cause it made me remember how I disciplined my pupils back then when I was teaching. Till today, I can't forget and I regret for beating those kids. I don't beat anyone anymore and I don't support parents beating their kids cause that's child abuse.
It takes a lot of courage to regret one‘s mistakes and change instead of being defensive because of the guilty feeling
@@addictedtochocolateandcoff9582 growing up in a different environment. I relocated to the UK and because of that I have learnt to control myself and most importantly, you don't beat children to discipline them in the UK. There are other ways to discipline children.
You were one of those teachers. It is well at least you’ve realised now
Thank you for sharing this sentiment.
When the instigator came in Majari started crying much more because she knew she was trouble.
When the Children protection Programm came in Her mum rolled her eyes because she knew that she will just safe Majari from Cane .
"Make sure you don't come back..." hehehehe that part o can relate weell well🤣🤣🤣😂😂👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
You know what's even worse? When someone asks what happened and you have to watch her explain what you did right in font of you.
the instigator always make it worse
When the instigator comes in......😂😂😂got somethin on everybody ' I saw you I a man white car'💀🤣🤣🤣