I Hate Reading
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- Опубликовано: 28 мар 2020
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Everyone: “likes reading books”
School: “read this one, it’s great”
Everyone: “well now I am not doing it”
Lmao
True
Exactl!
Yep
Yep that's what I did^^ I even made a point out of reading a different book instead 😂
Ay its not my fault they choose the most uninteresting books to read
Moral of the story?
Forced reading sucks, free reading’s cool.
yes
This is exactly what I was thinking
E
I agree
yes
Reading is like art. Everyone has a different pace and can’t be forced.
And has a different style of art(reading)!
What's your favorite tea?
@@Moonlit_Snowflake uranium
@@iexist9692 ah, someone that appreciates the bulk, I see?
Hey
I’m gonna be honest, I love reading, but I am very VERY picky about what I read. I also agree with the sentiment that if you are forced to read something, it isn’t as fun as it would be to read it voluntarily. 😊
Agreed
Me too
same
To be honest that's with most things in life. There's a satisfaction to doing stuff like cleaning dishes or mopping the floor yourself that makes it feel like you are in control of your life. But then you're forced to and it can be a pain. Heck even learning by yourself can be fun.
Same XD. my accelerated reader teacher gave me a book and said to try that one instead of the ones I was in the middle of the series for and I took it and I read 1 page and already hated it.. she let me keep reading the ones I wanted
Me reading: **already in Chapter 100**
My brain: **trying to understand Chapter 4**
House of leaves
Wut?
Is it just me... or does that happen to everyone?
That was always mee 😂
Mute its kinda weird how you said “just me” even tho he said it too.
from my personal experience, reading is fun when it's of your own free will. i think the reason a lot of youth today don't like reading is because of schools. schools either assign books and you're forced to read them and then most likely write an essay on them, or they say to pick your own book but even still then you're being forced to read. if we encourage people to read out of their own free will, i think then more youth will get into reading. but of course this is based on my personal opinions / experiences.
And when we complain people say "you kids on your screens all day" or "why don't you read more? It's fun"
Jaiden * I don’t like reading and I have a cat allergy* ❤ love this your the best
my school made us keep a record of how much we read (page numbers, which book, short synopsis of what happened) and i LOATHED IT. it made every time i read something feel like a chore to the point i just stopped doing it because even when i wanted to read freely, id still have to make it into work because of the damn record
Yeah... I cheat on those.
At this point, I would've just burned all my books then and there
(except for you, Wings of Fire. You're an amazing book series)
Yeah I remember my middle school had a similar thing where you had to read 90/95 pages a week. I just straight up lied cuz they never bothered to check if we actually did or not
Dude. You could have just read two pages. And write down what the characters did. That’s what our teachers did in elementary school. Until I got to the 6th grade
@@xaviersaavedra7442 yeah i know. the point of the comment is that it made me not enjoy reading. i had to write it down EVERY time i read something, so if i read something for fun it turned into something id have to always write about after. making it no longer fun
All the animals were communist, but some were more communist than others.
Keep in mind they are still communist that doesn’t change
It's bad that I get this reference. Screw the education system
Bro Toki Pona is in jaidens video this is so cool
Gemma Jordan Animal Farm?
I got the reference. I did learn something in english class
I would just like to say, I feel the pain of hating reading because of school. I just very recently started reading again, mostly to develop an attention span again, but I stopped reading in high school and most of college because school took all the joy out of books. I've only very recently started it again, and it's been fun. But the second someone forces me to read I will abandon all hope of literature again for the sake of spite.
I actually felt really similar about this. I love reading fiction novels, but the more people force me to try to read them, the less I want to and I eventually end up not reading at all. I think it’s wonderful that people are trying to encourage reading (I wouldn’t mind if they did a bit more of that now) but if they continue forcing kids to read books they don’t enjoy, they’ll stop it altogether. It’s one of the reasons I hate reading nonfiction books, my teachers always forced me to read them growing up.
Child: Likes reading
School: Oh you like reading? How about you read this book for an English assignment.
Child: Well now I don't like it
It’s just how life works
How do you know a child’s brain
@@ethantoonshd3119 Just a guess: because he was a child at one point too.
Intellectual oh yeah I wasn’t thinking
Pro tip: If you tell a child to do something, they will not do it. And when you tell them to not do something, they will do it.
Common sense, schools.
*When you hate reading books but love watching 2 strangers fight in the comments*
nothing is better than watching the rage of 2 people clash at another.
I do that sometimes
This makes me want to start a argument
@@miTrinavega darn you
@@miTrinavega yes FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT!
Okay I was introduced to The Scarlet Letter via a manga adaptation and the story unironically slaps
It was born to be a graphic novel and I love adaptations that can make classic stories more accessible (and understandable!) to a younger generation
I think we read the same adaptation! I'm not from US so that's the only version I read. (Because I wanted to know the story) some of the dialogue was still old fashioned but I could comprehend it
@@androgynouscloud8726 I loved it, I actually got it for free on a field trip to a comics warehouse because they were so thrilled a kid my age was interested in a classic story that they offered to give it to me in exchange for a book report. Still my favorite book
Reading is nothing but staring at a dead tree and hallucinating
Jaiden: “Why I don’t like reading”
Society: “SO WHAT’S THE POINT OF BEING INTROVERTED”
@@intensejerking I mean yeah, but it's also a joke
@@paolatellez50 dude doesnt know what a joke is XD
?
Memes are the point.
Ikr
Jaiden: "Schools should die"
Corona virus: Allow me to introduce myself...
i love school
OMG love ur vids 😍💙
Jaiden all I have to say is that all animals are equal but some are more equal than others
1 sub before 2022 ? Yes.
never introduce your self you will give corona virus
Relatable!
As an adult, looking back, I may have had a case of ADHD, so whenever I was forced to read I'd get bored and my mind would just start wondering off...
I've never actually finished a novel book... I did go through a phase with poetry book, that was nice... but I don't believe I've ever finished any other books
School making me read actually fulled my love for reading even more! I honestly think I was the only one in my class that didn't complain when we had a reading assignment.
If only schools would realize that people don’t like doing things when they’re forced to. I love writing, but if I have to write an essay, it’s going to be shit lmao
exactly lmao. i used to love writing but now when I pour my heart into an essay and get an 80 it makes me so unmotivated
ORCA OMG RIGHT! I love to write stuff but when having to write a essay on a specific thing I hate it, Id prefer is they did what my 7th grade reading teacher did and let us write a short story on what ever the heck we wanted
Sooo true
True, I love drawing but when the art teacher asks me to draw something it turns out like poop and I hate it.
I remember being so frustrated doing creative writing assignments because it’s *creative writing*, I’m supposed to *enjoy* it, but when it’s an assignment I just worry and think it sounds terrible and all that. In fact, a writing workshop about depth about caused me to not like writing short stories anymore because now I never feel like it’s good enough! Yay?
Books: are released
New York Times: Ur a bestseller, ur a bestseller, Everyone’s a Bestseller
Why have I said the same thing on another video?
I rarely follow bestseller lists. For that very reason. I mean, who reads these?
Lmao EVERYONE IVE READ SAYS THAT
And when everyone's a best seller, no one will be.
Often they are best sellers cuz they buy their own books to mess with the algorithm so they can claim to be best sellers. Its totally rigged.
Same here.
The forced reading in school made me hate reading for a long time.
I only got over it when a friend of mine convinced me to finally read the Harry Potter books.
However I also hated how quiet it is while reading, so my friend suggested that I just listen to music while I read, which actually helped me a lot and made me fall in love with reading.
*me currently working in a library* ..the first scene actually sounds wonderful. I think I‘ll make myself some camomile tea and finally water the plants in the house. Thanks for inspiring and reminding me! Btw I‘ve always loved cats :D
It’s the same thing with chores you say “I’m gonna clean my room!”
But then your parents walk in and say “clean your room” and then you don’t wanna do it anymore
Saaaaaaaaaame!!!
Claire Lord it’s about being able to do things freely. FREEDOM.
Story of my life
truth 😂😂😂
I remember this vine lol
Jaiden: I like pictures
Literally Everyone: *huh who would’ve guessed*
Hannah King 😂🤣🤣
Why don’t she read comics?
Mhh
@@runitback1985 Yea comics are the only thing I read
Sofia Rovezzi just stop, get off youtube, no one uses emojis anymore
Yeah I have “PTSD” from reading “To Kill A Mockingbird” because I had to take so many notes but I was barely interested. I still hate being forced to read books, Jaiden.
It's like this for anything I do, I like doing things on my own terms and I feel more fulfilled doing it that way, forcing it on me just makes me not want to do it at all
Jaiden: I've never been a huge fan of music.
Also Jaiden: *makes a song
I think she means like sitting alone and listening to music. It makes her feel lonely.
an it was some other boi who used her words in a vid, edited them a lot, and boom. song. slap it on a random youtube page and there.
@@stickynote-slumber didnt they literally write it together, she literally sang it and they made a music video? and its on her channel?? didn't boyinaband make a video about making it? idk
Whicj she's a liar
"the animals were communists"
- Jaiden animations
Its the socialist party not the communist party
I think she was talking about the pigs
@@jesusortiz2126 Same
@@jesusortiz2126 have you read the book?
I know exactly what book she's talking about
I remember having this really boring poem on my English exam in 6th Grade, and we had to figure out the symbolism to it. I had no idea what it meant and I just made something up that vaguely made sense.
Still got a good grade lol
Did anyone else read the text at the back at 1:09? Well, I'm surprised you actually wrote stuff, Jaiden! I could never have the patience to write all of that 😭
Adults: Makes reading a chore or a punishment
Adults: "Why don't our kids love reading?"
Yeah right?
Yup
Facts
Jaiden: "School kinda ruined books for me"
School ruins everything it touches by making it into a requirement smh
Exactly!
Too true
Music? Playtime? Learning? The very concept of group association? Yup, ruined forever.
My happiness: Gone
My hopes and dreams: Gone
Everything that is important to me: Gone
This all happened because of school
They ruined music, singing and theatre for me
I was not a big fan reading little kid when I was growing. I kind of go into reading about how I like to read. To start off, what is your favorite non-fiction and start there, u might find good book to read
I absolutely agree with you, forced reading sucks, thats why i read ahead literally through most of the book before everyone else and analyze it after ive actually read it because i think for forced reading with “taking notes” “finding plotpoints” etcetera doesn’t count as reading.
Everyone:Likes reading book
School: "Read this one, it's great"
Everyone: *Well now im not doing it*
BASICALLY
thats meeeeeeeeeeeeee!
So true
School: read this one!
me: but it's old and for boomers, I prefer doing something else in my free time thanks
Jaiden: don't send me suggestions for boo-
Me: MICHAEL VEY
Jaiden: enjoys reading a book
Someone: forces Jaiden to read the same book
Jaiden: *Well, now i am not doing it*
Omg I was hoping someone would make this comment lol.
( ' . ') ok
/ \
*omg Jaiden anime commented on my new video.wthh*
That's exactly how I am
@me next time
I absolutely agree
Reading is fun until you need to do it, same thing with a few other things (example)
My mom bought a trampoline one summer, and baby grand piano that autumn.
I would go and play the piano randomly, and just play a few songs by ear, which turned out pretty decent, and my parents heard this. They also got to see how much fun me and my sisters had on that trampoline.
So, instead of leaving me to enjoy it, they made the rule that I need to spend at least an _hour_ every day playing piano, and they would make me and my sisters go on the trampoline every once in a while, even if we were busy.
You can't expect a kid who randomly plays a few notes for like, 8 minutes to now be able to sit down for an hour and play a masterpiece
0:56 OMG I LOVE THAT BOOK SO MUCH. If I had to read that in school I would literally party I love that series so much!
ME TOO!!
In a Nutshell: You lose interest, if someone forces you to do something
I used to love reading, but then my dad forced me to read every day and I started hating it because he turned it into a chore :/
True
yup
XD
I agree
Reading isn’t necessarily bad, it’s the fact that school ruins it. You have to memorize, and read terrible books.
School is a pain.
when i’m forced to read a book..
it doesn’t end up read.
i only read the stuff i’m actually curious about..
not so true. schools can give you good books, and bad ones. depends on wether you are learning in a public or non public (lol) school.
Its not the books that are bad. Its the work they assign. Its like "oh cool Animal Farm is about communism thats cool", then FUCK YOU WRITE A 2 PAGE ESSAY ON HOW THE PIG IS STALIN AND NOW RESEARCH RUSSIA
I started hating reading cuz it felt forced like my school and parents made me do it
I love reading but recently I’ve had a struggle focusing on what I’m reading and get distracted easily
It’s funny to me, I’ve always loved books and whenever my parents wanted me to have fun and already found someone to watch my brothers, they would just let me run around a bookstore for a couple hours. I loved every second of it.
same reading is great, what are some of your favorites
@@buzztricyt4772 when I was younger I love the Laura Ingalls Wilder series! I also love Little Women, Where the Red Fern Grows, and Old Yeller!
@@SpacemanSamuel6671 nice!! i was thinking of maybe reading little women! id love if you gave me a brief intro:)
@@buzztricyt4772 it’s basically 4 women living in the late 1800s into the 1900s and their day-to-day life including the world of dating, rivalry, and change.
I really recommend it if your into more slow books following day-to-day life or in the past!
Jaiden: I’m not rlly a music person
Also Jaiden: “plays piano like a gOd
XD
A lot of people who play an instrument themselves, actually tends not to listen to so much to music as people who do not play an instrument
@@lukasgarly193 probably because they already know an Instrument and can just make music whenever they want
@@Krokoklemmee emmm no?
Just cause somone knows how to play an instrument dosent mean they can just produce music on there own I've been playing piano for 8 years now and god if I try I just rather sit on the flow and listen to music.
Depends on the time of person and not if they can play an instrument or not :^ ..don't dare creat a stereotype
@@lukasgarly193 that's just not true
Jaiden: says she doesn’t like books
Her nerd fans: *Gone. Reduced to atoms.*
They didn't watch the vid then. She used to, but being forced to turned her away. I resonate with her sentiment.
Some people have this superpower called "respecting other people's opinions even when you don't agree with them"
Get the joke all the boomer dudes that will reply to this.
@@sto-humanfriendly r/woooosh.
Tamara Stroyan, I’m not saying this is me. I think it would be ridiculous to unsubscribe from somebody just because of their opinion, and I totally get her point of view.
This resonates so strongly with me, I once liked reading, but having to do English and literature at school has just ruined my relationship with reading, I can't shake my feelings of reading being dry, boring and having to think of the deeper meaning (instead of just enjoying the book). I'm now doing A levels so don't have to do English or write essays on it ever again (I hate writing, especially essays) and I'm so happy to finally see the back of it, having to memorize quotes and contextual points from 15 different poems was the bane of my life. And now I hate how much i resist reading
I used to like reading when I was in high school, until my senior year when it became boring. I started focusing on what career I should take instead of being able to read the whole time
Then about many years later I rediscovered it until I had a bad dream last night. Then I decided that I had enough and quit. I like reading manga and comics though.
James: makes a book
Jaiden: post video “Why I don’t like reading”
Sad James noises
Edit: Thank you Jaiden for making these animation videos. You have inspired me to start making my own stop motion videos too on this channel.
What would that sound like?
AmeenDoesStuff **weeuuw**
@@AmeenDoesStuff you ruin jokes
LOL! That funny
@@dantiagoa1459 thaaaaaank u for helping my point
Since elementary school, I've always loved reading books and novels. I could spend the entire day just reading book after book, and would read and re-read my favorite stories.
But when I started high school, I was forced to read the inch-thick, brick-heavy, ridiculously expensive textbooks with no time to read my own books. As time went on, it made me begin resent reading as a whole, and i read less and less, until I barely touched anything book-related when I didn't have to.
Even worse, my kindle broke down, and that was where I stored almost all of my favorite books, and it really put me off reading for quite a while. (I wasn't keen to get a new one because I didn't want to distract myself from my studies).
But today, I have just finished my IGCSEs and I hope to pick my old hobby back up, now that it no longer feels like a chore.
For me, my apathy toward reading didn't hit me hard until High School. The reason why my apathy hit me there and not in Middle School like most people is because in Middle School they still had some book series that I enjoyed from Elementary School. Those books are Diary of a Wimpy Kid and Big Nate. During Middle School, I was introduced to comic strip compilations like Calvin and Hobbes and Mutts and I was also introduced to the Dog Man books by the creator of Captain Underpants, Dav Pilkey. So while I was raised to old-time books during my Middle School years and my time spent reading did take a bit of a backseat during that time, At least in Middle School the magic of reading still lived on for me, even if it did take a bit of a backseat. High School, on the other hand, was when the magic was just GONE for me. The books that I liked reading in Middle School were gone, the books recommended by the school librarian were just melodramas or plain dramas, books felt a bit too layered for my liking, and I was spending way too much time either watching RUclips or doing something else. While I did read some good books during my High School years, most prominently the Bone books by Jeff Smith and "Me, Earl, and The Dying Girl" by Jesse Andrews, and "El Deafo" by Cece Bell, The Magic of reading for me died during my High School years.
Me: almost at finishing the book
Also me: Don't know the characters names
Thats me every goddamn time
Even i sometimes create other names for characters because their names sometimes be stupid
@@omarqassas7095 ok its normal
*reads Twelfth Night* *only knows Viola and Sebastian*
Omg you get me lol
That's me with manga. Read all of Beastars and they're still wolf boy, bunny girl and deer guy in my brain.
Jaiden : Everyone hates school
Corona : *Say no more...*
Welcome Corona
Honestly lmaoo
Schools:doesn't know about Coronavirus and just like hey coronavirus
:coronavirus hey
The next day
School:WHY AM I SHUT DOWN
Me with nothing to do: *slowly does of boredom*
I'm actually kinda missing school though...
Okay so you probably won’t see this but if you want a fast pace and somewhat visual book, I’d recommend a good girl’s guide to murder by Holly Jackson. It’s a mystery, it’s fast, and it has some unique formatting and the occasional picture.
when i was younger, in elementary school, we had reading logs. i HATED doing those. my parents would force me to read when i really didn’t want to.
they didn’t want me to grow up hating reading, so eventually they just stopped forcing me and started faking filling out my reading logs so that my grade wouldn’t suffer and i could still go outside for the extra recess that we would get when we got the required amount of minutes.
anyway, because they stopped forcing me, i’ve grown up to love reading, writing and english as a subject overall so i think they did good😭👍
Jaiden: Everyone thinks school should die!
Coronavrius: I gotchu homie
Me: YAY!!!!
I disagree, my life is quite boring and depressing with school. But that's just how I feel!
Jajajaja
Dude I felt the same way I hated school but now I want it back so bad!!!
This made me cackle
I like how reading is seen as a 'healthy habit.' Here I am staying up until 4am sobbing and mourning the loss of my favourite characters and having no social life because the real world sucks.
i've never related so much to a person on the internet
You ever have those moments where you read a book or watch a show and movie and relate to the characters, while loving the world and want to live in it, only to realize you live in the real crappy world? Welcome to my life.
Literally the exact same reason I play video games. It’s fine to get sad over characters, but staying up all night in an uncomfortable position that most likely hurts your neck isn’t. That’s why I hate it when adults say, “everything in moderation” when you play video games for hours, but they don’t say it when you read for hours because “reading can never be bad”
someone who understands my pains
Hedwig noooo, literally every other cool character in harry potter, lord of the rings and percy jackson noooo. This also happens to every serie at Netflix
Used to love reading. Then around 6th grade, i was forced to have a reading log that was worth quite a bit of my grade, and for the life of me, i could never remember to log my books. I nearly failed the class, and was told that i had "so much wasted potential." It really hurt my feelings for some reason. Suddenly, i felt like reading really bothered me. Nothing centered around reading was fun. To this day, reading seems more like a chore than anything.
Even as a reader who loves books school books are the worst they terrorize me
Public schools: Destroyer of hobbies
I know right
r/bossbattle
Or something I can’t remember the exact name of the subreddit
*laughs in Australian where private school curriculum is pretty much the same*
Laughs in india where schools crush dreams
Schools in general
Jaiden: “Why I don’t like reading”
Me: *Turns on subtitles when there’s no need* “Interesting”
Lol yes
Haha I get it!🤣❤🤗
Ello
Muni Muniyaa me too
That me if I could turn on the subtitles
A good, mid-skill book i'd recommend (for any of you) is Nimbus by Jane Eldridge. It's about a black cat who gains magic dream powers after battling a demon that keeps stealing her human's life force....and then his aunt THROWS HER IN THE DUMP WITHOUT TELLING HIM because she thought the cat stole his breath while he was sleeping (that's a stupid myth about cats), and her quest throughout the series is to get away from this old witch-lady who's waiting for her cat to come back from the dead and her group of unhinged replacements she's been keeping hostage and get back to her human to prevent the demon from killing him. It has 31 chapters and I read it within 6 hours.
Reading is objectively better than movies for these reasons:
1) In movies, they can't include as much because they have to stick to a budget and certain scenes would be ridiculously expensive with all the editing and special effects. With books, the author doesn't have that problem.
2) In books, it forces the reader to slow down and really take in what's going on.
3) Books are more accessible, for lack of a better term, to those who don't have electricity than movies are.
4) It takes hundreds of people to make a movie. In takes just a few people to write a book.
5) With movies, there will once in a while be this scene that'll be utterly visually disturbing. That can't happen with books.
6) It is difficult to have a story in 3rd person omniscient in movies. It is pretty easy in books.
7) There is so much a narrator can say in books. If you have a narrator in a movie, it just feels out of place.
8) Graphic novels exist for visual people like me.
9) Movies cost millions of dollars to make. It costs barely anything to write a book.
10) Books are already divided into smaller sections that you can take breaks at (chapters). There isn't anything like that in a movie.
"Am I supposed to read up to chapter 7 or through it?"
That hit different.
I just read ahead anyway lol
but yeah it did
I just read past it.
yea
Everyone's gone through it
Shakespeare: *breathes*
English teachers: Students, A N A L Y S I S
I just read "Students A N A L"
_Why did Shakespere choose the word "the"?_
What did Shakespeare mean by: 'Yeet Oof Wig Weave Gang Gang Flex Yee Yee Drip'?
OMG YES, I HATE WHEN THEY DO THAT
*Me do be T-posing doh*
It makes me so mad when teachers and parents make reading into a punishment while "intending to form a reading habit in the young minds" My Mum used to punish me by threatening to take my books AWAY, I loved reading so much, yet I still didn't like reading the ones in class most of the time because oh boy were some of them not age appropriate. The pressure of essays and quizzes really took the fun away sometimes :(
Still, I hope you do other stuff and find the same level of enjoyment as some of us do while reading :) ❤ Great video!
I feel like there is 1 mistake that people make while reading a book that is exclusive to those who are really into books or at least one particular book series: They finish it to quickly.
While finishing a 500 page book in a day may sound impressive, you barely let any of part of any chapter sink in before moving onto the next one. Its like going to an art museum but sprinting through every single room until you've seen all the art. You don't take any time to admire it.
People who love reading: "My parents used to read with me as a kid. :["
I'm starting to see a pattern...
Ohhhhh
...that I'm not pretty sure I like
My parents told me to read when I was little and I love reading so sometimes there's a special case. You just need to get interested in the right book. Thank you, Harry Potter and Percy Jackson/Heroes of Olympus
Eye
So that's why I love reading
Jaiden: Doesn’t like music
Also Jaiden: is a frickin boss at the piano
also made a song lol
Isaac Canales - Soo true
hOI!! i’m teMMie!!! - Guess what... I hate. Yo- EVERYONE
Jk
The only punishment that works on me is when my mom locks up my books
I love reading that much
“Why i don’t like reading”
“B-because you have dyslexia?”
Me who has dyslexia: *visibly confused for 2 minutes trying to read a RUclips comment*
Also me: *figures out what it says*
Also me: but what does it mean
(*・～・*)
XD i have it to
I was dum back then
That’s James
I have ADHD witch is worse
Everyone: makes a comment about Jaiden's disdain for reading.
Me: Oh wow, young Jaiden has a new hair style. I like it.
Yeah its pretty cute looking
Same
Yeah it’s cute
yeah
Y E A H
USA: Oh my god this test is worth 50% OF MY GRADE?!?! JESUS CHRIST! TOO MUCH!
Switzerland: So yeah all Vocabulary Tests are worth 50% to your grade and the Unit Tests are worth 100%
Me in Switzerland: Aight fair enough
In fact, many people don't like to read because of the way it was presented. I was very lucky with the teacher and the system itself could not turn me away from reading too much. But at one point, a lot of audiobooks appeared and instead of reading, I drew for audiobooks. And I remembered the plot perfectly, I even remember which specific art I drew for some books. In fact, it is very interesting to understand how best to instill a love of reading in a person, because when my parents forced me to read, I also reacted like Jayden. I think all children are like that. I need to figure out how to instill a love of reading in my younger sister before someone ruins her reading experience.🧐
Me: Enjoys reading
Schools: *read it*
me: Hates reading
Exactly
"well now i'm not doing it"
Agreed, same thing with art
YES
Yep
English teacher: As you can clearly see, the fact that the character rides on a horse means that he is going to McDonalds, but since this book is 3 years and 45 days after "To Kill a Mocking Bird" was released to Britain, This clearly means that it is meant to signify he is as peaceful as the dispute between the Coke-cola company and Disney for the right for the bunnies to be classified as fish which is clearly the basis for the declaration of independence!!!!!
Writer: uhh.... he rides on a horse to go fast...
Armand Bier “the curtains are blue to symbolize his melancholy sense of being forgotten and his inherently deep rooted depression that hasn’t been recognized as of yet, also it means communism.”
author: “blue is my favorite color and i wanted them curtains to be blue.
Shakespeare: “what, you egg”
Teachers: “he calls him egg to symbolize the endless circle of his meaningless life”
Shakespeare “egg is funny”
okay it seems like that, but there really is deeper themes in books and stuff. It's really interesting if you do it at higher levels.
wat
@@galarstar052 i bet your fun at parties
I freaking love knowing the symbolism and meaning behind books. Everybody thinks I’m a freak because I actually enjoy English class.
That wall of text was hysterical and I wish I could have read the whole thing but it ended before I could. Furry being referred to as “the f word” is so funny😂
Let this be a lesson: When you turn a chore into a game, a child can be persuaded to do it. When you turn a game into a chore, you can turn the child against it literally for the rest of their life.
Okay so the first part is called gamification(not a joke) and the second part is very, very true.........
It's all so true
So true!🤔
The lesson is:school ruin everything
Literally what school do all the time.
Teachers: Ok class were gonna play a game
Class: really!?
Teachers: a math game!
Class: 😐😐😐
Great summary of Animal Farm.
“All the animals were communists.”
Yes
oh my gosh it's an actual book sksjfakjdsk;
*insert Soviet anthem*
Classic George Orwell
and one race ruled
I completely relate. I once really like reading and I still do, but not as much. The reason is because my parents/school force me to read and then blame it on video games.
When she said "to kill a Mocking bird" it got me excited suddenly, all just because i had a book that has a title named that? And i didnt even enjoy reading it.
Jaiden: “I’m not really a big music person...”
Me: **drops phone in shock**
Me, a band geek: *faints*
Oh calm down there bear furs
So.... ur a furry? ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
shut
same i was shocked and in case if you are wondering, the type of music i like is vocaloid.
Hatsune Miku is a very popular vocaloid, you guys should listen to her music but my personal fav is luo tianyi
“Reading is boring.”
*laughs in scripts*
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Im not into reading books, but reading wattpad stories is my fav hobby.
There's only one time forced reading actually made me like books and it's actually stuck with me even to this day. back in 6th grade I had a reading assignment where we basically read a book of our choice and tell the class about what we read, and the teacher had small makeshift library in her room so we picked books from there, I chose the first book in a series called wings of fire (didn't know it was the first book I just got lucky), the author divides up the book into three parts so the teacher let me so my project on the first part but I wound up liking the book series a lot. Now I have every single book in that series which for the main series is 15 books, along with a few side stories, so yeah that's the only time a forced reading assignment got me to actually like a certain book, every other time I just wasn't interested because we didn't pick the book ourselves and it was always books like animal farm and what not
Yo wings of fire tho, phenomenal series until boom 15, that one absolutely missed, rest hits great.
Actually, it's pretty normal reaction. People in general don't like to do things they "have" to do.
It's the same reason why so many people who try to make their hobby a job end up extremely disappointed when they realize they've lost all the enjoyment they had in their hobby once it became responsibility.
In other words, it was not a good parenting.
A passionate hobby that makes you money is less likely to make you disappointed, lol.
VoidX I think they mostly meant being given a deadline for said hobby-turned-job. Like when someone becomes a cartoonist and ends up working for a company that always has a curriculum for something that person just wanted to do on their own terms. Stuff like that. Working for freelance is the ultimate goal in those careers, because then you get to pick your own deadlines.
lol I want to be a comic artist for webtoon and make my own comic and I’d have to upload something new every week
But I don’t think I would be disappointed when I start something I usually don’t want to stop until I’m done
+ I love drawing
therealCrazyJake As an artist and storyteller, I have to disagree. I’m working for myself and I don’t ever want to freelance or work for someone, lol. Freelance is the exact opposite of what you’re talking about, you follow your clients terms while sometimes giving your professional advice on the project. You also have to follow the deadlines your client gives you.
Nutest Are you serious about being a comic artist? I’m curious because that’s what I do now.
Jaiden: I'm not really a big fan of music.
*insert Hatsune Miku*
Arnt you dead
Jaiden LOVES Hatsune Miku SO MUCH
Honestly Jaiden I feel you. Reading was and is my hobby, but when I was in school I had to read so many books I hit burn out. One day I picked one up again because I was at B&N and remembered why I loved it. Though honestly if you were to read a book try going postal, It's hands down the most light hearted and funniest book I've ever read.
Jaiden: I’m gonna go read this book
Someone: Go read this book
Jaiden: Well now I’m not doing it
Lol
😂
That's actually me too tbh I don't like being "bossed" around
100 true
IM EARLY
the phrase "you can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink" really applies here because a lot of schools don't seem to realize that if you keep pushing the horse's head in the water it'll just drown.
While that's true let's be honest if kids weren't forced to go to school a majority of them wouldn't go. Same thing goes for school work and stuff. I think as we age we just accept that it's something we have to do and eventually just go with the flow and it helps us learn alot of things we wouldn't have learned from just playing video games all day. Not talking for everyone just the general consensus
@@krazymeanie not relevant to my point at all
@@krazymeanie what are u even talking about at this point you lost me before u were even halfway through
@@bmprimer7809 Actually it's quite relevant to your point you just don't seem to understand what I said.
@@krazymeanie my comment was about schools ruining something enjoyable by forcing it down children's throats and that those enjoyable things should instead be shown to students . your reply somehow misconstrued that into some statement about kids getting to choose whether or not they go to school entirely. so no, your reply was not relevant.
I have began to get back into reading. I rather had the experience of wanting to read harder books but my teachers at school wanted me to read at the level that the other kids were at, which then stumped my reading growth since I wanted to read harder things. I was actually asking questions when reading the harder books, getting curiosity in the world the characters were a part of or when the book was taking place, but with the books my school was teaching us, I was the one answering the questions fast. My love for reading began to dim, so I am currently trying to bring back my fire for reading since I want a career in writing books.
In short, if you have the smarts for the big books, go for em! But don't use them for school assignments because then the teacher will punish you for it.
oh my Lord, why did that He Man poster in your imaginary room absolutely SLAY me?
Jaiden: Why I Don't like reading
Me: * puts subtitles on netflix even though there is no need * Interesting......
Dakota Zlatovich Same!
I don't feel safe without subtitles. You never know when a Scottish person could pop up
Dakota Zlatovich I relate to this a little to much
my dad is hard of hearing so we usually put on the subtitles but now even when he’s not watching it with me i’ll still put them on
I can't watch movies without subtitles. Marvel ruined me with loud action scenes and the quiet talking
While reading
Literally nobody:
Me: "Yes, finally I have time to finish reading my book!"
Also me: *reading half a page, wandering off into my daydreams and unconsciously flipping the pages and somewhat reading the book till the end of daydreaming.*
Me: "oH no NOt aGaIN..."
*Tries to figure out what the plot was, fails and goes back to where I started reading*
YES SAME IT IS SO ANNOYING
@@imheredontmakeabigdealouto9209 Yay, I'm not the only one!😅
this happens to me all the time
I keep doing this TvT
THIS IS ME RIGHT THERE god i hate that
This video shoud've been sponsored by audible! They definitely missed an oportunity here. I'm dyslexic so reading for me is like an endurance event. The words dance around on the page and give me motion sickness. I've got a little purple bit of acetate I can put over the words, but being real, it's not like I carry it around with me and I've got an audible account so...yea. I too think making reading a chore in school contributed to my distaste for the medium. I distinctly remember teachers saying "If you don't all behave you'll be reading/writting all lesson" (like instead of some fun practical thing) and I remember thinking even then like "dude, making reading and writting a punnishment is going to bite us in the ass in the future. Where did you get your teaching degree?" so yea, Audio books Jaden, that's the ticket. Also I think whoever made dyslexia so hard to spell aught to be in hell now. That's just deliberate cruelty.
Jaiden: has cat allergy
Her literal cat Tostada: "How about... no?"
Jaiden: “I hate being forced to read books at school-“
Corona virus: “I’ve got you covered”
hell no, now i have to read more thanks to the corona virus
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Gabriel Mora I don’t :/
As a teacher, this is untrue. My kids are doing a book study as part of their virtual learning! And before you get all mad, let's not forget it's my actual job to assign this stuff!
@@80strouble. well good for you. I'm happy for you. Meanwhile me I have to read one book for each class
This entire video is just the meme
*“Well now I’m not doing it.”*
Jesus loves you
Beeno
69th like. Nice.
Generation Z is the failed generation. You have low attention spans, find enjoyment in low quality things, and have major identity issues. If you read as kids, you wouldn't be misspelling half of the words you type on the internet.
@@Zenigundam you made this comment because?
@@xxjoebamaxx7782 You need to hear the truth from somebody who feels awful for your generation.
Jaiden: and I have a cat allergy,
Jaiden now: *has a cat*
My issue with reading now is that the simple idea of reading invokes the fear of missing out on something important elsewhere. Somehow constantly watching RUclips videos (mostly commentary) for stimulation is more important than reading a book.
When I think about it, I have the idea that I’d need music to satisfy me, but then I think it’d take me out of the story depending on the situation going on in the book and _again,_ there is totally something more important I could be listening to at this moment in time. Feels like I’d be wasting precious minutes and hours of my life that as of my current age, would be nothing compared to the several decades longer I have left 0-0
Me: stays home all day
Government: tells me to stay home and don’t go out
me: well now I don’t wanna do it
It's so stupid everyone is walking and there's less cars everywhere
Sofia Cuervo same 😭
Pls do it though
Sofia Cuervo government: fines people $400 for gathering outside without social distancing
2019:*person lying on couch watching yt videos*THAT PERSON IS LAZY.
2020*person lying on couch watching yt videos*responsible person that looks out for the self and others.